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A '''Spikeball'''{{ref needed}} is a round, spike-covered enemy that appears in ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]''. If the [[Game Boy Advance]] is tilted left or right, they will awaken and roll to the according direction, and if the Game Boy Advance isn't tilted, they won't roll and will fall asleep. They deal three points of damage when [[Yoshi]] touches one. Spikeballs can also defeat other enemies, like [[Shy Guy]]s and some that Yoshi can't by himself, like [[Tap-Tap]]s. Spikeballs can also be found in wire-like constructs floating in mid-air, where they regularly move across. | A '''Spikeball'''{{ref needed}} is a round, spike-covered enemy that appears in ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]''. If the [[Game Boy Advance]] is tilted left or right, they will awaken and roll to the according direction, and if the Game Boy Advance isn't tilted, they won't roll and will fall asleep. They deal three points of damage when [[Yoshi]] touches one. Spikeballs can also defeat other enemies, like [[Shy Guy]]s and some that Yoshi can't by himself, like [[Tap-Tap]]s. Spikeballs can also be found in wire-like constructs floating in mid-air, where they regularly move across. | ||
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Revision as of 22:46, October 9, 2017
- Not to be confused with Spike Ball.
Screenshot of Yoshi with two Spikeballs.
A Spikeball[citation needed] is a round, spike-covered enemy that appears in Yoshi Topsy-Turvy. If the Game Boy Advance is tilted left or right, they will awaken and roll to the according direction, and if the Game Boy Advance isn't tilted, they won't roll and will fall asleep. They deal three points of damage when Yoshi touches one. Spikeballs can also defeat other enemies, like Shy Guys and some that Yoshi can't by himself, like Tap-Taps. Spikeballs can also be found in wire-like constructs floating in mid-air, where they regularly move across.
