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Boshi (Super Smash Bros. N64-Style)
Game	Super Mario RPG Customs
Section	Non-Playable Characters
Filesize	17.95 KB
Submitter	Retro64
Format	ZIP
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Comments	10
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	Retro64 Dec 2, 2018, 1:06 AM
	@Motonic Yup! Same with Wario & Waluigi expect using the Japanese word "Waru" which means bad. Wario translates to "Bad Mario". So in Japan, Boshi is called Washi.

	Motonic Dec 1, 2018, 11:07 PM
	hold up... boshi basically just bad yoshi, right? bad + yoshi = boshi :O

	Retro64 Nov 30, 2018, 8:52 PM
	@Dolphman Yup, if you look very closely at the render and in-game sprites you can find them. Although they are kinda hard to see since they blend in with the mouth.

	Retro64 Nov 10, 2018, 2:28 PM
	@Doc von Schemeltwick I always thought the Noknok shell was a play on words because you "knock" the shell into your enemies. But now that I think about it a translation error makes more sense.

	Doc von Schmeltwick Nov 10, 2018, 4:59 AM
	I just assume it's a typical Woolseyism, for "Blue Yoshi." Granted, he also mangled "Nokonoko" into "Noknok" instead of "Koopa Troopa," so....

	Retro64 Nov 8, 2018, 9:48 PM
	@Doc von Schmeltwick Yup that his Japanese name! Make same wonder if we got a localization team who realized the connection between Wario and "Washi" (both having the Japanese word "Waru" or bad mixed with the name) could have kept it as consistency. My guess they saw that it meant bad and stuck the letter B on there when they would have just left it.