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Thwimp are junior Thwomps who act as enemies in Super Mario World and Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World. While they still pose the same threats to a regular Thwomp, these just jump around, and rarely hit, diminishing their issue. Mario cannot defeat Thwimps unless he uses a Starman. Thwimps are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. They are essentially smaller versions of Thwomps, the only difference being that they drop more quickly from ceilings. They are encountered only inside dungeons, namely the subterranean areas that use side-scrolling 2-D maps. Thwimps originated as enemies in the Super Mario Bros. series. thumb Los Thwimp son pequeñas rocas directa sub-especie de la roca picuda, a diferencia de su sub-especie grande esta no se pega al techo para aplastar a Mario sino que da saltos de un lado hacia otro para eliminar al jugador, sin embargo este tiene un punto vulnerable al caer el suelo, además de que también puede ser eliminado al golpear un Bloque ? mientras el Thwimp está encima de él. Les Thwimps sont des versions allégées des grands ennemis de pierre, les Thwomps. Ils sont apparus pour la première fois dans Super Mario World. Il ne possèdent pas d'yeux à proprement parler, mais une expression contrariée.

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thumb Los Thwimp son pequeñas rocas directa sub-especie de la roca picuda, a diferencia de su sub-especie grande esta no se pega al techo para aplastar a Mario sino que da saltos de un lado hacia otro para eliminar al jugador, sin embargo este tiene un punto vulnerable al caer el suelo, además de que también puede ser eliminado al golpear un Bloque ? mientras el Thwimp está encima de él. Les Thwimps sont des versions allégées des grands ennemis de pierre, les Thwomps. Ils sont apparus pour la première fois dans Super Mario World. Il ne possèdent pas d'yeux à proprement parler, mais une expression contrariée. Thwimp are junior Thwomps who act as enemies in Super Mario World and Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World. While they still pose the same threats to a regular Thwomp, these just jump around, and rarely hit, diminishing their issue. Mario cannot defeat Thwimps unless he uses a Starman. Thwimps are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. They are essentially smaller versions of Thwomps, the only difference being that they drop more quickly from ceilings. They are encountered only inside dungeons, namely the subterranean areas that use side-scrolling 2-D maps. Thwimps originated as enemies in the Super Mario Bros. series.

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