Talk:Skeeter

I'm pretty sure they were blue in Super Mario 64 DS. Editing.
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I hate these things >.> King Mario

Name?

Hmmm... Shouldn't there be an article named "Pondskater" and one called "Skeeter?" Because the two were never confirmed to be the same thing. BLOC PARTIER.

Where did the name Pondskater come from? Is it official? -- Son of Suns (talk)

Possibly. I'd say I'd check my SMS guide but I know it won't actually happen. BLOC PARTIER.

I've never heard of a Pondskater.--Peanutbutter-girl 22:12, 16 March 2011 (EDT)peanutbutter-girl

Fat Skeeter

Do the blue ones also appear in New Super Mario Bros.?--File:YoshiMP8a.PNGYoshiGo99 21:36, 7 March 2011 (EST)

Thing for Bjaadon the bad writing place

Okay, under new super mario bros it says: These skull bombs actually do not explode, but can be used to break blocks. The resulting EXPLOSION... Yeah I think thats contradictory, right?(Toadbrigade5, Sorry for not signing in)

Split and create articles for Template:Fakelink and Template:Fakelink

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Currently, the NSMB Skeeters and Pondskaters are in the same article. However, they aren't the same. For one thing, the NSMB ones have a different name in Japan, look different, and drop bombs, unlike Skeeters. Pondskaters have a different name, look different, and can't be killed by being jumped, unlike Skeeters. There is also no evidence that the Skeeters in Super Mario Sunshine are actually called Skeeters.

Proposer: UltraMario3000 (talk)
Deadline: February 14, 2016, 23:59 GMT

Support

1. UltraMario3000 (talk) Per proposal
2. Bazooka Mario (talk) Per proposal. For the New Super Mario Bros. variety, the different appearance/behavior AND different Japanese name makes it a good case to split. As for Super Mario Sunshine, we've both tried scouring sources for the enemy's name and we found only "Pondskater" from the Prima guide, which is already referenced here. Its placement in the Sunshine article is therefore dubious and needs a split.
3. Niiue (talk) Per all.
4. Baby Luigi (talk) Per proposal

Comments

Hmm. I support splitting NSMB Skeeters, but I'm not really sure how to feel about splitting "Pondskaters". Niiue (talk) 02:45, 31 January 2016 (EST)

Well as far as we know there's no source that calls them Skeeters, so they're probably different.--UM3000

True. Supporting for now, might reconsider if evidence of them being Skeeters is found. Niiue (talk) 03:34, 31 January 2016 (EST)

Yeah, I'm still kind of iffy on the identity of the thing in Super Mario Sunshine but if Prima is the only one we got (and the other one I think referred to it generically), then that's what we got and it's a case for a split. It's me, Mario! (Talk / Stalk) 15:29, 31 January 2016 (EST)

For the record, the Nintendo Power guide calls them "water bugs" ("You can't destroy the water bugs. You can jump on top of them, which will bounce you very high into the air.") and the BradyGames guide calls them a "Blue Spider" (in the giant list of enemies at the start, which also names most enemies using garbled romanizations). Hello, I'm Time Turner.

I think it 's a bit complicated to choose whether or not I have to support this, because this enemy has always changed appearance from game to game. Perhaps Super Mario Sunshine's name is a mistake from the guide since the appearance the enemy had changed for this game.--^(TALK) 15:36, 31 January 2016 (EST)