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* [[Breather Boss]]: Salvo the Slime in the original cannot directly harm Yoshi, Cloud N. Candy in ''Yoshi's Story'' heals Yoshi when eaten and Gilbert the Gooey in ''Yoshi's Island DS'' has very avoidable attacks. Funnily, two of the three mentioned examples are the first world's end boss, and usually come after a somewhat more difficult first boss in said world. Marching Milde is also one of these, considering his only "attack" is walking back and forth. |
* [[Breather Boss]]: Salvo the Slime in the original cannot directly harm Yoshi, Cloud N. Candy in ''Yoshi's Story'' heals Yoshi when eaten and Gilbert the Gooey in ''Yoshi's Island DS'' has very avoidable attacks. Funnily, two of the three mentioned examples are the first world's end boss, and usually come after a somewhat more difficult first boss in said world. Marching Milde is also one of these, considering his only "attack" is walking back and forth. |
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* [[Contested Sequel]]: Every "Yoshi" game that attempts to follow up on the original, though ''Yoshi's Island DS'' was the most well-liked of them. |
* [[Contested Sequel]]: Every "Yoshi" game that attempts to follow up on the original, though ''Yoshi's Island DS'' was the most well-liked of them. |
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* [[Critical Research Failure]]: When you are inside Prince Froggy, you are supposed to [[Attack Its Weak Point]], which turns out to be its uvula. The problem? Only humans have uvulas (granted, he's not exactly your everyday frog)! |
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Revision as of 21:29, 3 February 2018
- Animation Age Ghetto: The games have a hard time catching up to the main Mario series due to their very childish artstyle, abundance of baby characters, and cutesy protagonist - even after the adult Bowser was introduced as a Big Bad. Yoshi's Story, Yoshi's Island DS and Yoshi's New Island in particular suffer from this: the former is specifically designed for young children, while the latter two have a more childish soundtrack than previous installments (largely played on toy xylophones [in the case of DS], kazoos [in the case of New] and other toy-like instruments).
- Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: Upon clearing World 2 in Yoshi's Island DS, you're treated to a Cutscene where Yoshi attempts to carry all three (at the time) babies at once. Unlike the other cinematics, this does not move the plot one inch. It is also Captain Obvious and Department of Redundancy Department, since it's already been said that Yoshi can only carry one baby at a time.
- Breather Boss: Salvo the Slime in the original cannot directly harm Yoshi, Cloud N. Candy in Yoshi's Story heals Yoshi when eaten and Gilbert the Gooey in Yoshi's Island DS has very avoidable attacks. Funnily, two of the three mentioned examples are the first world's end boss, and usually come after a somewhat more difficult first boss in said world. Marching Milde is also one of these, considering his only "attack" is walking back and forth.
- Contested Sequel: Every "Yoshi" game that attempts to follow up on the original, though Yoshi's Island DS was the most well-liked of them.
- Critical Research Failure: When you are inside Prince Froggy, you are supposed to Attack Its Weak Point, which turns out to be its uvula. The problem? Only humans have uvulas (granted, he's not exactly your everyday frog)!