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==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
Up to two Junker Cans appear before each of Junker's attacks if none are present; as the battle progresses, the maximum number of cans that appears increases to three, and eventually four. The cans themselves attack by ramming one of the Mario Bros.; the attack can be countered using the [[hammer]] to send it rolling back. If | Up to two Junker Cans appear before each of Junker's attacks if none are present; as the battle progresses, the maximum number of cans that appears increases to three, and eventually four. The cans themselves attack by ramming one of the Mario Bros.; the attack can be countered using the [[hammer]] to send it rolling back. If the Junker Can sees [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] ready their hammers, it skids to a stop and tries to close its lid. The can pops out continues running once the hammer is swung, and swinging too early means it will ram the target brother before they can ready it again. Counterattacking a can with its lid closed deals no damage; in the remake, it continues running after it closes its lid, though the hammer still knocks it back. | ||
When a Junker Can's HP is depleted, it gets one last turn, where one of three enemies | When a Junker Can's HP is depleted, it gets one last turn, where one of three enemies appears from inside it during the defeat animation and attacks. All three can be countered and defeated with the hammer, and are as follows: | ||
* A [[Fish Bone]] circles one of the Bros. and eventually rams into them. The remake replaces it with a [[Scutlet]], which attacks in the same pattern. | * A [[Fish Bone]] circles one of the Bros. and eventually rams into them. The remake replaces it with a [[Scutlet]], which attacks in the same pattern. | ||
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* Actual garbage falls out, such as wads of paper and briefs. | * Actual garbage falls out, such as wads of paper and briefs. | ||
Emptied Junker Cans are removed from battle | Emptied Junker Cans are removed from battle: After emptying a Junker Can, Junker tosses it away in the original game; in the remake, it instead throws the empty can at one of the Bros., which they can dodge by jumping. | ||
Most notably, Junker can pick up Luigi and trap him in | Most notably, Junker can pick up Luigi and trap him in Junker Can; this attack is unavoidable in the original game, but in the remake Luigi can escape Junker's grasp by pressing {{button|3ds|B}} repeatedly. If Luigi is captured, Junker throws him into one of the Junker Cans, though he may bounce harmlessly off the rim instead. If Luigi is trapped in a Junker Can, Mario cannot use [[Bros. Attacks]] or multi-targeting items; if he is [[Down|defeated]] while Luigi is still trapped, the can reduces Luigi's [[Heart Point|HP]] to 0 and KOs him as well, resulting in a [[Game Over]]. Defeating the Junker Can holding Luigi frees him, and after enough turns Luigi may escape on his own. The Junker Cans occasionally shuffle their contents between each other, and Luigi sometimes peeks out of his can and waves at Mario. | ||
In the original game, all Junker Cans present are defeated when Junker itself is defeated; in the remake, if they and Junker are defeated at the same time, the cans still get their last attacks before Junker's defeat animation starts. | In the original game, all Junker Cans present are defeated when Junker itself is defeated; in the remake, if they and Junker are defeated at the same time, the cans still get their last attacks before Junker's defeat animation starts. | ||
