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Released in 1989 for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], '''''A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia''''' (yep, that really is the game's subtitle), features the adventures of our eponymous hero (the Boy) and his friend Blob (full name Blobert) as they race to Blob's home world to defeat the evil emperor.
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* [[Super Drowning Skills]]: The Boy and the enemies. Of course, as mentioned above, he can still breathe in space.
* [[Super Not-Drowning Skills]]: While the boy can't swim, the Blob is unable to sink if he's not a bubble or an anvil.
* [[Sweet Tooth]]: The blob eats jellybeans; each of its transformations requires a different flavor of jellybean.
* [[A Worldwide Punomenon]]: The "Apple" flavored beans turn Blobert into a ''jack.''
** This is far from the only pun among the jellybean effects, of course.
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