Talk:Fiery Bubble

Is it possible that the "Fiery Bubble" is actually a Podoboo? Both of them are fire creatures who jump out from the lava. Is there even an official name? Is so, verify it with a source where it came from in the game. RAP...Podoboo = Jump, Fall, Splash! :P

It says it in the game of Mario Superstar Baseball.F g

I heard that name in the stage description somewhere. I believe it is official.Knife (talk) 13:27, 7 January 2008 (EST)

Merge

These are enemies with very striking similarities with Podoboos. Would it be better to merge?--Knife (talk) 19:20, 16 October 2009 (EDT)

I say merge, if either their Japanese or official translated name is the same. No reason to keep separate otherwise. Redstar 14:59, 4 December 2009 (EST)

Per all Marioguy1 (talk)

Well, if they have different names, then nintendo made them to be 2 different enemies. Perhaps --™ The 'Shroom 15:08, 4 December 2009 (EST)

Considering the nature of these types of enemies (balls of fire, basically it), I'm sure they're meant to be the same enemy unless drastically different, such as the green, evil Phantom Ember. But, just to clarify, where is this enemy's name stated? Redstar 15:12, 4 December 2009 (EST)

Merge Fiery Bubble with Podoboo

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merge 4-0
They're essentially the same creature. Also, look at the above discussion. They are "striking[ly] similar...."

Proposer: Bloc Partier (talk)

Deadline: 20:00, 9 January 2010

Merge Fiery Bubble with Podoboo

1. Bloc Partier (talk) -- Per above.
2. Fawfulfury65 (talk) I think whoever wrote this article thought the enemy was called a Fiery Bubble, but it really was in fact a Podoboo. So this whole article is probably just a name error. The name is never even mentioned in the game.
3. Redstar (talk) - I suppose
4. LeftyGreenMario (talk) Fiery Bubbles sound like Bubbles, and Bubbles are podoboos... so why not? Fiery Bubble sounds like an unnecessary article anyway.