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==Tick-Tock Clock Moving Bars being Bomps== |
==Tick-Tock Clock Moving Bars being Bomps== |
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On the Super Mario Wiki, the Moving Bars (the retractable platforms in [[Tick Tock Clock]]) are treated the same as the [[Bomp]]s (at the time called " |
On the Super Mario Wiki, the Moving Bars (the retractable platforms in [[Tick Tock Clock]]) are treated the same as the [[Bomp]]s (at the time called "Pushy Walls") found in [[Whomp's Fortress]] and are even named as "Moving Bars" on the ''Super Mario 64/Super Mario 64 DS'' section of the [[Bomp]] page. This is however false as the Moving Bars look nothing like Bomps (especially as they don't have eyes, are thinner, and aren't made of stone), and the only similarity the two share is retracting from walls and even then, the Bomps move from their walls in a different manner to the Moving Bars, the Bomps/Pushy Walls behave more like obstacles to avoid while the Moving Bars behave like retractable platforms similar to those seen in other games. Even in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', the Bomps (or Pushy Walls) had their appearance changed while the Moving Bars didn't. Additionally, [[Nintendo Power]] (and even [[Prima Games]]) has made no indication that the two are the same. |
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==Turtle Tribe VS Koopa Troop== |
==Turtle Tribe VS Koopa Troop== |
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