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'''Sidesteppers''' are crab-like creature that first appeared in the game ''[[Mario Bros.]]'' They appear in Brawl on a stage of the same name. They emerge from the pipes on the upper portion of the stage. If you jump up and disturb the ground below them or attack them, than they fall over. The fallen sidesteppers can be thrown to propel your enemy side-ways. | '''Sidesteppers''' are crab-like creature that first appeared in the game ''[[Mario Bros.]]'' They appear in Brawl on a stage of the same name. They emerge from the pipes on the upper portion of the stage. If you jump up and disturb the ground below them or attack them, than they fall over. The fallen sidesteppers can be thrown to propel your enemy side-ways. | ||
===Trophy Info=== | |||
''Crabby enemies taken on by Mario and Luigi. One bump from below wouldn't flip them over, but rather anger them so they moved faster. These pests had to be bumped twice before they could be upended and kicked off the stage. If left alone after being turned upside down, or if there was one left, their speed would increase. They went by the basic name of "crabs" in Japan.'' | |||
* Mario Bros. (1983) | |||
* Super Mario Advance (2001) | |||
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Revision as of 18:07, April 29, 2008
Sidesteppers are crab-like creature that first appeared in the game Mario Bros. They appear in Brawl on a stage of the same name. They emerge from the pipes on the upper portion of the stage. If you jump up and disturb the ground below them or attack them, than they fall over. The fallen sidesteppers can be thrown to propel your enemy side-ways.
Trophy Info
Crabby enemies taken on by Mario and Luigi. One bump from below wouldn't flip them over, but rather anger them so they moved faster. These pests had to be bumped twice before they could be upended and kicked off the stage. If left alone after being turned upside down, or if there was one left, their speed would increase. They went by the basic name of "crabs" in Japan.
- Mario Bros. (1983)
- Super Mario Advance (2001)
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