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Beehives technically first appear in ''[[Donkey Kong 3]]'', where the titular ape proceeds to knock on them to dispatch the bugs in greenhouses (either with his fists, as is the case in the [[Blue Greenhouse|Blue]] and [[Gray Greenhouse]]s, or via coconuts, in the case of the [[Yellow Greenhouse]]). In the Yellow Greenhouse, [[Stanley (Donkey Kong 3)|Stanley]] also forces Donkey Kong into a beehive at the top, which then falls onto his head. In the Arcade version, Donkey Kong, upon the beehive falling onto his head, then twitches and scrambles to get the beehive off, only to fall down to the ground, with the beehive then splitting open and revealing that Donkey Kong's face is partially swollen, with his right eye being puffy (heavily implying that Donkey Kong had been stung by the beehive's occupants). |
Beehives technically first appear in ''[[Donkey Kong 3]]'', where the titular ape proceeds to knock on them to dispatch the bugs in greenhouses (either with his fists, as is the case in the [[Blue Greenhouse|Blue]] and [[Gray Greenhouse]]s, or via coconuts, in the case of the [[Yellow Greenhouse]]). In the Yellow Greenhouse, [[Stanley (Donkey Kong 3)|Stanley]] also forces Donkey Kong into a beehive at the top, which then falls onto his head. In the Arcade version, Donkey Kong, upon the beehive falling onto his head, then twitches and scrambles to get the beehive off, only to fall down to the ground, with the beehive then splitting open and revealing that Donkey Kong's face is partially swollen, with his right eye being puffy (heavily implying that Donkey Kong had been stung by the beehive's occupants). |
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=='''Donkey Kong Country'''== |
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The beehive was seen in Donkey Kong Country. It will cause any Kongs to hurt. |
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===''Mario Party 2'' / ''Mario Party: The Top 100''=== |
===''Mario Party 2'' / ''Mario Party: The Top 100''=== |
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[[File:Wario Chased Away.png|thumb|right|A player unfortunate enough to catch a beehive.]] |
[[File:Wario Chased Away.png|thumb|right|A player unfortunate enough to catch a beehive.]] |
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In ''[[Mario Party 2]]'', in [[Honeycomb Havoc]], a |
In ''[[Mario Party 2]]'', in [[Honeycomb Havoc]], a beehive is a catchable item, which serves as a disqualification. Beehives reprise their role in said minigame in ''[[Mario Party: The Top 100]]''. |
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==''Mario Party 10''== |
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The beehive was appear on [[Flash Forward]]. |
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===''Super Mario Sunshine''=== |
===''Super Mario Sunshine''=== |
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[[File:SMS GelatoBeach BlueCoin 29.png|thumb|left|[[Gelato Beach]]]] |
[[File:SMS GelatoBeach BlueCoin 29.png|thumb|left|[[Gelato Beach]]]] |
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Beehives also appear in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. The bees only get angry if Mario gets too close to the beehive or Mario knocks it down by squirting it. Once that happens, the bees attack Mario. The bees will retreat once the beehive reappears after a short amount of time. Having Yoshi eat the bees grants Mario a [[coin]] for each one, but a [[Blue Coin]] or a [[1-Up Mushroom]] is rewarded from the last bee eaten. Once all bees are eaten, the beehive will still reappear but with no bees to occupy it. |
Beehives also appear in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. The bees only get angry if Mario gets too close to the beehive or Mario knocks it down by squirting it. Once that happens, the bees attack Mario. The bees will retreat once the beehive reappears after a short amount of time. Having Yoshi eat the bees grants Mario a [[coin]] for each one, but a [[Blue Coin]] or a [[1-Up Mushroom]] is rewarded from the last bee eaten. Once all bees are eaten, the beehive will still reappear but with no bees to occupy it. |
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===''Donkey Kong Jungle Beat''=== |
===''Donkey Kong Jungle Beat''=== |
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In ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]'', beehives (known here as '''Stinga Combs'''<ref>''Donkey Kong Jungle Beat'' internal filename (<tt>ObjectData/StingaComb.arc</tt>)</ref>) are an obstacle in several levels. If [[clap]]ped at, the comb will reveal some [[Stinga]]s. |
In ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]'', beehives (known here as '''Stinga Combs'''<ref>''Donkey Kong Jungle Beat'' internal filename (<tt>ObjectData/StingaComb.arc</tt>)</ref>) are an obstacle in several levels. If [[clap]]ped at, the comb will reveal some [[Stinga]]s. |
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The beehive from the [[nookipedia:Animal Crossing (series)|''Animal Crossing'' series]] appears as an item in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U]]''. When thrown, a number of bees appear that chase after swarm around a random opponent, constantly dealing a small amount of damage until they disappear, as well as damaging any nearby opponents. If the beehive hits a specific player, then the bees target that player. The beehive can also be attacked and destroyed, which results in the bees targeting the player that destroys the beehive. |
The beehive from the [[nookipedia:Animal Crossing (series)|''Animal Crossing'' series]] appears as an item in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U]]''. When thrown, a number of bees appear that chase after swarm around a random opponent, constantly dealing a small amount of damage until they disappear, as well as damaging any nearby opponents. If the beehive hits a specific player, then the bees target that player. The beehive can also be attacked and destroyed, which results in the bees targeting the player that destroys the beehive. |
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==Trophy information== |
==Trophy information== |
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'''EU:''' ''Bees don't like it when people destroy their home, so if you break a beehive, they'll come out looking for revenge. Even if you innocently had the beehive thrown at you, you'll be the target. You can dodge all you want, but they'll probably get you in the end, and their stings'll do a LOT of damage.'' |
'''EU:''' ''Bees don't like it when people destroy their home, so if you break a beehive, they'll come out looking for revenge. Even if you innocently had the beehive thrown at you, you'll be the target. You can dodge all you want, but they'll probably get you in the end, and their stings'll do a LOT of damage.'' |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 06:32, May 4, 2018
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| First appearance | Donkey Kong 3 (1983) |
| Latest appearance | Mario Party: The Top 100 (2017) |
Beehives serve as homes for bees. Although there are many appearances of bees' homes as worlds, level themes, or background elements, there are some beehives that various characters can interact with to obtain a desired result.
History
Donkey Kong 3
Beehives technically first appear in Donkey Kong 3, where the titular ape proceeds to knock on them to dispatch the bugs in greenhouses (either with his fists, as is the case in the Blue and Gray Greenhouses, or via coconuts, in the case of the Yellow Greenhouse). In the Yellow Greenhouse, Stanley also forces Donkey Kong into a beehive at the top, which then falls onto his head. In the Arcade version, Donkey Kong, upon the beehive falling onto his head, then twitches and scrambles to get the beehive off, only to fall down to the ground, with the beehive then splitting open and revealing that Donkey Kong's face is partially swollen, with his right eye being puffy (heavily implying that Donkey Kong had been stung by the beehive's occupants).
Mario Party 2 / Mario Party: The Top 100
In Mario Party 2, in Honeycomb Havoc, a beehive is a catchable item, which serves as a disqualification. Beehives reprise their role in said minigame in Mario Party: The Top 100.
Super Mario Sunshine
Beehives also appear in Super Mario Sunshine. The bees only get angry if Mario gets too close to the beehive or Mario knocks it down by squirting it. Once that happens, the bees attack Mario. The bees will retreat once the beehive reappears after a short amount of time. Having Yoshi eat the bees grants Mario a coin for each one, but a Blue Coin or a 1-Up Mushroom is rewarded from the last bee eaten. Once all bees are eaten, the beehive will still reappear but with no bees to occupy it.
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
In Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, beehives (known here as Stinga Combs[1]) are an obstacle in several levels. If clapped at, the comb will reveal some Stingas.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U
The beehive from the Animal Crossing series appears as an item in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U. When thrown, a number of bees appear that chase after swarm around a random opponent, constantly dealing a small amount of damage until they disappear, as well as damaging any nearby opponents. If the beehive hits a specific player, then the bees target that player. The beehive can also be attacked and destroyed, which results in the bees targeting the player that destroys the beehive.
Trophy information
| Name | Image | Appears in (Wii U version only) |
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| Beehive | File:BeehiveTrophyWiiU.png | GCN Animal Crossing (09/2002) 3DS Animal Crossing: New Leaf (06/2013) |
NA: An example of fine architecture constructed by insects, these bees are not shy about defending their hard work. Throw this at an enemy to direct their hate at that player. If the bees are after you, you can shake them for a while with some evasive maneuvers, but they'll track you down. EU: Bees don't like it when people destroy their home, so if you break a beehive, they'll come out looking for revenge. Even if you innocently had the beehive thrown at you, you'll be the target. You can dodge all you want, but they'll probably get you in the end, and their stings'll do a LOT of damage. |
References
- ^ Donkey Kong Jungle Beat internal filename (ObjectData/StingaComb.arc)
