Super Mario: In Bowser's Tracks/List Of Enemies

The list below contains the enemies found in Super Mario: In Bowser's Tracks.

Image	Name	Description	Rarity	Names In Japanese	How To Defeat
	Goomba	Goombas are chestnut-like enemies. They only walk around and will walk straight off cliffs.	Common	栗 - Meaning: "Chestnut"	Goombas can be defeated by jumping on their heads.
	Paragoomba	Paragoombas are winged versions of the Goomba. They are often seen bouncing around or flying and dropping Micro-Goombas.	Uncommon	パラゴンバ - Meaning: "Paragomba"	Once stomped on, they will lose their wings and become regular goombas. Stomp on them again and they're dead.
	Bone Goomba	Bone Goombas are the dry versions of the Goomba. They, just like the regular Goombas, only walk around and will walk straight off cliffs.	Uncommon	骨ゴンバ - Meaning: "Bone Gomba"	Once you step on them, they will lose their skulls, revealing a complete blue body.
	Goomba Tower	Goomba Towers are, obviously, towers of Goombas. They are sometimes hard to defeat unless you have a koopa shell or something because they are so tall.	Uncommon	ゴンバタワー - Meaning: "Gomba Tower"	To defeat these tall stacks of Goombas you must stomp on every single Goomba until there is none left.
	Jack O' Goomba	Jack O' Goombas are a type of Goomba that have pumpkins on their heads.	Rare	ジャック・O・ゴンバ - Meaning: "Jack O. Gomba"	To defeat these you will have to stomp on them, making them lose their pumpkin protection, and then stomp them again to take them out.
	Cat Goomba	Cat Goombas are goombas that have cat-like features, hence the name. They will pounce down after walking for a while.	Common	猫ゴンバ - Meaning: "Cat Gomba"	To defeat Cat Goombas just stomp on them. Sometimes they will give you a Super Bell.
	Tanoomba	Not to be confused with Tail Goomba! These are Goombas resembling the Tanooki with their tail, ears and leaf on their head.	Uncommon	The name of this enemy in Japanese is just "Tanoomba".	To defeat Tanoombas, just step on them.
	Tail Goomba	Not to be confused with Tanoomba! These Goombas have tails.	Common	テールゴンバ - Meaning: "Tail Gumba"	To defeat these just step on them, making them lose their tails, then step on them again to kill them.
	Micro-Goomba	These Goombas are really tiny, hence the name. They can't hurt the player, but instead cling on to them, weighing them down. Use a spin jump to shake the little Goombas off.	Common	マイクロゴンバ - Meaning: "Micro Gomba"	To defeat these little guys, just step on them.
	Spiked Goomba	Not to be confused with Prickly Goomba! These Goombas have a single spiked shell on their heads.	Uncommon	スパイクゴンバ - Meaning: "Spike Gomba"	The only way to defeat these guys is to have a Super Star!
	Prickly Goomba	Not to be confused with Spiked Goomba! These goombas hide inside Spiked Chestnut Shells and pop out when their shell is destroyed.	Rare	刺すゴンバ - Meaning: "Stabbing Gomba"	To defeat these you must knock their shells off using a Fire Flower, turning them to a regular Goomba. Then you can just stomp on them and they're dead.
	Galoomba	Galoombas are a subspecies of Goomba that first appeared in Super Mario World.	Uncommon	ガロンバ - Meaning: "Garroma"	Once you step on these, they flip over. Then you can pick them up and throw them at other enemies. You can only kill them with projectiles (fireballs, shells, etc.) or a Spin Jump.
	Goombrat	This subspecies of Goomba first appeared in New Super Mario Bros. U. They resemble persimmons more than mushrooms. This type of Goomba, unlike all other Goombas, do not walk off cliffs.	Rare	カキボー - Meaning: "Persimmon People"	Just step on them to defeat them.
	Heligoomba	This type of Goomba have propellers on their heads which let them fly in the air for a short period of time before hovering back down to the ground.	Uncommon	プロペラチェスナット - Meaning: "Propeller Chestnut"	Step on them and they will become regular Goombas. Then step on them again to kill them.
	Goombulb	This type of Goomba are rare and light up dark areas.	Rare	電球 - Meaning: "Light Bulb" and 栗 - Meaning: "Chestnut"	Step on them to crack their light bulb a little, leaving less light, then step on it again to crack it more leaving even less light. Step on it again to crack it's light bulb completely and send it running 'round with only a body and legs. Haha, hilarious!!
	Gloomba	This is exactly the same as a normal Goomba but it lurks underground.	Common	地下 - Meaning: "Underground" and 栗 - Meaning: "Chestnut"	Just step on them.
	Goomba's Shoe, also known as "Shoe Goomba" or "Goomba Shoe"	This type of Goomba "lives" in a shoe and hops around, trying to stomp on Mario. PATHETIC!! You can kill enemies you usually couldn't and can stand on spikes, munchers and thorns.	Rare	栗林 - Meaning: "Kuribo", Japanese name for Goomba and モカシン - Meaning: "Moccasin" or Shoe	Step on the Goomba to kill it, granting you the freedom to ride in the boot for as long as you can (until you switch levels, of course)!
	Goomba's Killer Shoe, also known as "Killer Shoe Goomba" or "Killer Goomba Shoe"	This type of Goomba is exactly the same as the Goomba Shoe but allows you to also walk on lava and pits. The enemy riding it is also different, being a Gloomba instead of a normal Goomba.	Rare	暗殺者 - Meaning: "Assassin" and 栗の靴 - Meaning: "Chestnut Shoe"	The same as the Goomba Shoe.
	Green Koopa Troopa	The Koopa is a type of enemy in Mario that resemble turtles (DUH)! The Green variants walk off edges and cliffs. They will turn around if they hit a wall.	Common	グリーンタートル - Meaning: "Green Turtle"	Once stepped on, the Koopa will hide in it's shell. You can pick up and throw the shell at other enemies or blocks you can't hit otherwise.
	Red Koopa Troopa	The Red variant do not walk off edges and also turn at walls. **Yes, there are other colors of Koopa like Blue, Yellow, Purple, Black (or Bombshell) etc.**	Common	レッドタートル - Meaning: "Red Turtle"	The same as the Green Koopa.
	Green Koopa Paratroopa	Koopa Paratroopa are a variant of Koopa that have wings and can fly. The Green Variant mostly hops, but can be seen flying (like in the picture)!	Common	飛行 - Meaning: "Flying" and カメ - Meaning: "Turtle"	Once stepped on, the Koopa will lose it's wings, turning into a normal Koopa. Then step on it again to where it hides in it's shell. Then, decide what it's FATE will be!!
	Red Koopa Paratroopa	The Red variant is the exact same as the Green, but it is most seen flying instead of hopping! It usually flies up and down or side by side.	Common	飛行 - Meaning: "Flying and カメ - Meaning: "Turtle"	The same as Green variant.
	Dry Bones	The Undead variant of Koopas that do not walk off cliffs/edges and are typically found in Castle/Fortress levels.	Uncommon	デッド - Meaning: "Dead" and カメ - Meaning: "Turtle"	Once stepped on, they will fall apart and touch the ground (unless you knock the Dry Bones' Skull down off a ledge; it will still come back up though), but will "rebuild" themselves eventually.
	Parabones	The flying version of the Dry Bones.	Rare	フライングデッドタートル - Meaning: "Flying Dead Turtle"	The same as a regular Dry Bones but it has wings so another extra hit.
	Corporal Paraplonk	NOTE: I just noticed this; there is no 'Corporal Plonk' just Corporal PARAplonk! Why is that!? These types of Koopa have buckets on their head to protect them from damage.	Rare	伍長 - Meaning: "Corporal" and カメ - Meaning: "Turtle"	You can only kill them with the Super Star or an Ice Flower because of the Buckets on their heads.
	Green Tail Troopa	A Tail Troopa is a subspecies of Koopa that have Tanooki Tails. They can attack with their tail but cannot fly. The Green ones will walk off edges. Tanooki is a type of animal but is spelt "Tanuki" in Japanese and means Raccoon.	Uncommon	たぬき - Meaning: "Tanuki" or Raccoon and カメ - Meaning: "Turtle"	Just step on them twice to put them in their shell; then decide it's FATE!!
	Red Tail Troopa	The Red version will not walk off cliffs. These types can fly, but can't Tail Whip.	Uncommon	たぬき - Meaning: "Tanuki" or Raccoon and カメ - Meaning: "Turtle"	Same as Green Tail Troopa.
	Mechakoopa	The Mechakoopa are a Robotic version of the Koopa that mainly roam Airships and can't be taken out by fire. They will walk of edges.	Rare	ロボットタートル - Meaning: "Robot Turtle"	Step on them to "put them to sleep" for a little bit. While "asleep", you can pick them up and throw them to defeat other enemies, but be careful because it will wake back up. They can be fully killed by an Ice Flower or Super Star.
	Para-Mechakoopa	This is a flying Mechakoopa.	Rare	飛行ロボットタートル - Meaning: "Flying Robot Turtle"	Same as Mechakoopa.
	Beach Koopa	This type of Koopa is different because when you step on it, (unlike all other Koopas) it doesn't hide in it's shell, it's shell becomes detached from it's body, making the Koopa "naked". That is where the name came from!	Rare	裸のカメ - Meaning: "Naked Turtle"	Explained in 'Description' above.
	Hammer Bro.	The Hammer Bro. is a new type of enemy. It's origin species is Koopa. They throw Hammers at Mario.	Uncommon	ハンマー投げタートル - Meaning: "Hammer Throwing Turtle"	Just step on them. But watch out for their Hammers!
	Fire Bro.	The fire shooting version of Hammer Bros.	Uncommon	火事のタートル - Meaning: "Fire Shooting Turtle"	Just step on them. But watch out for their fire!
	Ice Bro.	The ice shooting version of Hammer Bros.	Rare	アイスシューティングタートル - Meaning: "Ice Shooting Turtle"	Just step on them. But watch out for their ice!
	Boomerang Bro.	The boomerang throwing version of Hammer Bros.	Uncommon	ブーメラン投げタートル - Meaning: "Boomerang Throwing Turtle"	Just step on them. But watch out for their boomerangs!
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