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===As a stage hazard=== | ===As a stage hazard=== | ||
[[File:Shellcreeper.png|thumb|left|A Shellcreeper.]] | [[File:Shellcreeper.png|thumb|left|A Shellcreeper.]] | ||
Shellcreepers appear as a stage element in the [[Mario Bros.]] stage. They are stage hazards until they are attacked or hit by the stage's POW Block, at which point they retreat into their shells and become throwable items. As items they can also be hit to send them flying: weak attacks like jabs or {{SSBB|Fox}}'s {{b| | Shellcreepers appear as a stage element in the [[Mario Bros.]] stage. They are stage hazards until they are attacked or hit by the stage's POW Block, at which point they retreat into their shells and become throwable items. As items they can also be hit to send them flying: weak attacks like jabs or {{SSBB|Fox}}'s {{b|Blaster|Fox}} launching them a short distance and strong attacks will launch them very far. | ||
Shellcreepers, like the other enemies in the stage, cause very large horizontal knockback, whether or not they are thrown. Due to the odd shape and low ceilings of the stage, throwing these enemies is the easiest way of defeating opponents, as there is not enough vertical knockback for them to [[tech]] on the ceilings. A flipped-over Shellcreeper can be eaten by [[Munchlax]]. | Shellcreepers, like the other enemies in the stage, cause very large horizontal knockback, whether or not they are thrown. Due to the odd shape and low ceilings of the stage, throwing these enemies is the easiest way of defeating opponents, as there is not enough vertical knockback for them to [[tech]] on the ceilings. A flipped-over Shellcreeper can be eaten by [[Munchlax]]. | ||