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Due to this game being more of a 2D or 3D side-scrolling adventure and not a turn-based RPG, they have the same attack patterns as in the 2D Super Mario games. All these species also make an appearance in the Pit of 100 Trials.Д«lue-shelled Spike Tops make a reappearance in Super Paper Mario. Stomping it if the Spike Shield Badge is equipped causes it to lose its wings and turns it into a Spike Top. Additionally, a winged variant called the Spiky Parabuzzy makes its debut in this game. The blue Spike Tops can be found in Creepy Steeple alongside Buzzy Beetles. Buzzy, standing for Red Spike Buzzy) also appears in Glitzville.

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Spike Tops usually have blue shells, though a red-shelled variant known as a Red Spike Top (also called an R. Introduced in the first level, they can be defeated by throwing a Turtle Shell at them.

In Mario Clash, Spike Tops are named Spike. Depending on how the reader solves the accompanying puzzle, either Yoshi will eat all the Spike Tops, or one will succeed in knocking Mario out for several hours, allowing Bowser to easily conquer Dinosaur Island. If a Spike Top is crawling on a slope or a One-Way Wall, it can be defeated by stomping any area other than its back, given proper timing.ДЄ swarm of Spike Tops appears to attack Mario and Yoshi in Dinosaur Dilemma of Nintendo Adventure Books, throwing themselves at the plumber and dinosaur as they are traveling through a desert. Applying wings to one will have it fly in a straight line, similarly to a Para-Beetle, except it will cause damage if stood on without a Goomba's Shoe or Yoshi.

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A blue-shelled variant typically with cyan skin additionally appears, and crawls much faster than its red counterpart. They receive new sprites for their Super Mario Bros. They can be used in the four original styles, but are absent from Super Mario 3D World. Spike Tops reappear in Super Mario Maker, Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS and Super Mario Maker 2, using the same behaviors as in previous games. They appear in Stoneslide Tower, Shifting-Floor Cave and Rising Tides of Lava. However, they are invincible to Bubble Baby Yoshi bubbles. They behave exactly as in the previous games, and they may be eaten by any Baby Yoshi. Spike Tops reappear in New Super Mario Bros. They appear in World 2-3, World 6-1 and World Flower - A. In Prima's strategy guide, they are referred to as ' Red Spike Buzzy' (an alternative name of Red Spike Tops in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door). They can be defeated with the same methods from the previous games, in addition to swinging Raccoon Mario's tail near them. 2, where they act the same as in previous games. Through hacking methods, it is also shown that Yoshi can completely eat Spike Tops, as well as safely bounce off of them, a behavior that was later carried over to Super Mario Maker. Additionally, Spike Tops can be frozen by ice balls and used as weapons against other enemies. They can be defeated by a Star, Shell, hitting a block from below with the Spike Top on top of it, or Ground Pounding the block with the Spike Top on the bottom. They also appear in New Super Mario Bros.

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