Matango
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| Matango | |
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| General information | |
| Japanese name: | マタンゴ |
| Game information | |
| Hit points: | 1 |
| Score: | Super Bomberman 3: 400 Neo Bomberman: 100 |
| Media appearances | |
| Appearances: | Super Bomberman 3, Super Bomberman 5, Bomberman World, Neo Bomberman, Bomberman Quest, |
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Behavior
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Matango walks quickly in straight lines, turning or reversing its direction when it collides with a bomb or a wall. If a player appears in its line of sight while it is in the middle of a tile space, it will pause and fire a spore shot, which flies very quickly in a straight line, will damage players on contact, and only disappears when it hits a bomb or a wall. Collision with Matango itself will also cause damage to players.
Neo BombermanEdit
Bomberman QuestEdit
In Bomberman Quest, Matango walks around randomly. When it gets within two tile spaces of the player, it pauses before shooting two spores at different angles in the player's direction. The spores move quickly, but disappear after passing about one and a half tile spaces. Both the spores and Matango itself will damage the player on collision. By keeping away from Matango, the player can prevent it from attacking, and can either throw bombs at the monster or place bombs with large Fire ranges in an effort to catch it in an explosion.
Matango has 6 HP and yields the Black Card upon defeat.
TriviaEdit
This enemy first appeared in the earlier Hudson Soft games Neutopia and Neutopia II.
GalleryEdit
ReferencesEdit
- Super Bomberman 3 Hudson Soft Guidebook, pg. 36
- Bomberman Quest Official Guidebook, pg. 60
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