Tryclyde

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Tryclyde
Tryclyde
Artwork fromSuper Mario Advance
SpeciesCobrat
First appearanceYume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (1987, overall)
Super Mario Bros. 2 (1988,Super Mario franchise)
Latest appearanceNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (2024)
Latest portrayalCharles Martinet[1] (2001)
“Step right up... if you're ready to get... toasted!”
—Tryclyde,Super Mario Advance

Tryclyde, also spelledTriclyde, is aboss introduced inYume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic andSuper Mario Bros. 2. He is a large, three-headedCobrat capable of breathing balls of fire. He is also an inhabitant ofSubcon, the land of dreams. His design is based on the mythicalLernaean Hydra, a giant, multi-headed serpent.

History[edit]

Background[edit]

Not much of Tryclyde's past is revealed, though it is mentioned that he was originally an outcast; he was recruited byWart due to his "cunning brain and offensive capabilities which are three times normal strength".[2]

Super Mario series[edit]

Super Mario Bros. 2[edit]

Tryclyde from Super Mario Bros. 2.
Tryclyde's original appearance fromSuper Mario Bros. 2

Tryclyde is a boss inYume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic andSuper Mario Bros. 2. He is red with black stripes or wrinkles. His color changes in theSuper Mario All-Stars andSuper Mario Advance remakes. In both reissues, Tryclyde is recolored turquoise with orange stripes, yet official artwork still depicts him the usual red. Most artwork in relation toSuper Mario Bros. 2 shows Tryclyde with visible bottom fangs, yet in-game, the upper fangs are visible instead. He is also depicted in artwork with plain smooth skin rather than stripes. There are some unused sprites inSuper Mario Advance ofCobrat with Tryclyde's palette. Presumably, if they were used, he would act likeFryguy andClawgrip and start out as a regular enemy type before undergoing a transformation.[3]

In gameplay, Tryclyde is the guardian of bothWorld 2 andWorld 6. He shootsfireballs at the player character on sight. Only the front two heads actually move and spit fire; the back one stays still and only reacts to getting hit. Tryclyde can take damage from aMushroom Block being thrown at it. After three hits, Tryclyde is defeated. InSuper Mario Advance, Tryclyde is fought only once, with his rematch in World 6 having been replaced byMouser's own (originally fromWorld 3); in said version, Tryclyde shouts "Impossible!" when defeated.

BS Super Mario USA[edit]

Tryclyde returned as a boss inBS Super Mario USA, and was fought similarly as in his battle fromSuper Mario Bros. 2. Tryclyde's mugshot depicts him having a green coloration, slightly closer to his in-game sprite reused fromSuper Mario All-Stars, but is colored red in cutscenes that he appears in.

Super Mario Bros. & Friends: When I Grow Up[edit]

Mario as a zookeeper.
Tryclyde on the left side of the Zookeeper coloring page

In the coloring book gameSuper Mario Bros. & Friends: When I Grow Up, the coloring page for Zoo Keeper features Tryclyde in a cage. He is mentioned in the job description.[4]

The Super Mario Bros. Super Show![edit]

“Three heads are better than one!”
—Tryclyde, "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario"

Tryclyde (voiced byHarvey Atkin) is featured in several episodes ofThe Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, which depict him as being quite powerful, though somewhat unintelligent. He is shown to have a pale yellow belly as opposed to white. Instead of working for Wart, he works forKing Koopa as a member of hisKoopa Pack, often appearing to help him,Mouser, andKoopa Troopa in their plots. His middle head can talk, but rarely does so. He most often battlesPrincess Toadstool, who is usually able to defeat him. In "The Great Gladiator Gig", Tryclyde assumes the alter ego of "Tryclydius" to fit with King Koopa'sRoman motif, and in "Koopa Klaus", he assumes the moniker of "Randolph the Red-Nosed Tryclyde", going with King Koopa's Santa Claus motifof the same name.

In the series' writer's bible, it mentions that there is more than one Tryclyde.[5]

Nintendo Comics System[edit]

Though Tryclyde never makes a direct appearance in any issues ofNintendo Comics System, one of the comics'Dear Princess Toadstool features has him writing to Princess Toadstool in a thinly veiled attempt to get a date with her. In the letter, Tryclyde refers to himself using words such as "we" and "we're."

Nintendo Adventure Books[edit]

In one of thebad endings ofPipe Down!,Ludwig von Koopa plays a mournful tune on a harmonica to summon Tryclyde to attackMario andLuigi. Before the heroes can react, Tryclyde grabs them both by their rears and drags them off to his lair.

Super Mario-kun[edit]

Tryclyde. Page 34, volume 8 from Super Mario-kun.
Appearance inSuper Mario-kun

Tryclyde appears in volume 8 ofSuper Mario-kun. Tryclyde's heads are given distinct personalities: the middle one is big and a bully to the other heads, the left one is smart, and the right one is dumb. The three heads always bicker with each other, causing one of them to bite the other. When this happens, the middle head (having the pain receptors) always hurts itself. This bickering eventually helps them be defeated. Mario, Luigi, andYoshi encounter Tryclyde in a pyramid. Tryclyde burns Mario and Yoshi, but Luigi has aFrog Suit. He gives Mario aMagical Potion. Tryclyde steals it from him, but drops it on Mario, enabling Mario to recover from a Mushroom. Mario then defeats Tryclyde by throwing Mushroom Blocks at him.

Tryclyde has appeared as part of Wart's ultimate form during the fight. He appears to be jutting from Wart's head.

Profiles and statistics[edit]

Super Mario Bros. 2[edit]

  • Instruction booklet description:
    • English:
      He was once an outsider, but now he is one of Wart's helpers since he impressed Wart with his cunning brain and offensive capabilities which are three times normal strength.[2]
    • Other languages:
      • German:
        Früher war er mal ein Außenseiter, doch jetzt ist er einer von Wart's Helfern, den er mit seiner Verschlagenheit und Angriffslust beeindruckt hat. Seine Angriffstärke ist dreimal so stark wie normal.[6]

Super Mario Advance[edit]

  • Instruction booklet description:
    • English (United Kingdom):
      Once an outsider, Tryclyde was enlisted by Wart because of his evil planning and triple-strength attack.[7]
    • Other languages:
      • French:
        Tryclyde a été enrôlé par Wart pour son intelligence maléfique et son attaque triple force.[8]
      • German:
        Der einstige Außenseiter ist nun einer von Warts Helfershelfern. Seine Verschiagenheit und Dreifach-Attacke gefielen Wart.[9]
      • Italian:
        Abbandonato il suo ruolo di emarginato, il trezucche è ora uno scagnozzo di Wart per il quale sferra i suoi malefici attacchi.[10]
      • Spanish:
        Tryclyde, que en su tiempo fue un intruso, fue reluctado por Wart debido a su malvada astucia y su poderoso ataque.[11]

Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten[edit]

ガプチョ (JP) / Tryclyde (EN)
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Original text (Japanese)Translation
種族しゅぞくビースト族TribeBeast clan
性格せいかく荒々しいDispositionGruff
登場とうじょうゲームUSAGame appearancesUSA
ガラゲーロたちのボスかな

火を吹く3つ首ヘビ。USAのワールド2の中ボスとして登場する。どちらもキノコブロックで壁を作り、あまったブロックを3回当てれば倒せる。[12]

Maybe the boss of the Cobrats

A fire-breathing three-necked snake that appears as a mid-boss in World 2 of USA. You can defeat both snakes by building a wall with Mushroom Blocks and hitting them with the spare blocks three times.

Gallery[edit]

For this subject's image gallery, seeGallery:Tryclyde.

Names in other languages[edit]

The contemporaneous name for each language is listed first. Subsequent names are listed in chronological order for each language, from oldest to newest.

Tryclyde[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
Japaneseガブチョ[13][14]
Gabucho		Possibly from「ガラゲーロ」(Garagēro, "Cobrat"),「部長ブチョウ」(buchō, "chief") and「ガブガブ」(gabugabu, onomatopoeia for chomping)
ガプチョ[15]
Gapucho		An alternate reading of「ガブチョ」(Gabucho)Super Mario USA,Super Mario All-Stars
トライクライド[15]
Toraikuraido		Transliteration of the English name
BulgarianТризмей[16]
Trizmey		Tri-SnakeThe Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
Chinese(Simplified)三头蛇[17]
Sān-Tóu Shé		Three-Headed Snake
DutchTryclyde[18][19]-
FinnishTryclyde[20]-
FrenchTryclyde[18][21]:52-
GermanTryclyde[22][23][21]:32[24]-
IcelandicÞrjú Höfuð[25]Three HeadsThe Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
ItalianTryclyde[26][27][28][29]-
Triteste[30]Three-headsThe Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
Tritesta[31]Three-head(ed)Super Mario All-Stars – 25th Anniversary Edition
Trezucche[21]:112"Three-heads", literally "three-pumpkins";zucca ("pumpkin") is figuratively used for "head"Super Mario Advance
Korean삼두사[32]
Samdusa		Pormanteau of "삼" (sam, "three") and "Medusa"
트라이 클라이드[33]
Teurai Keullaideu		Transliteration of the English nameSuper Mario Bros. 2
PortugueseTryclyde[34]:17, 21-
Try Clyde[34]:17
SpanishTryclyde[35][21]:92-
SwedishTryclyde[36][37]-

Tryclydius[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
DanishTryclydius[38]-
FinnishTryclydius[39]-
Hebrewטריקלידיוס[40]
Triklidius		Tryclydius
ItalianTriciclo[41]Tricycle
NorwegianTrehodius[42]Three HeadiusTV dub
Tryclydius[43]-VHS dub
PortugueseTryclydius[44]-
RussianТрайклайдийс[45]
Trayklaydiys		Tryclydius
Головадий[46]
Golovadiy		HeaddiusDVD dub
SpanishTryclydius[47]-
SwedishTryclydius[48]-

Randolph[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
Chinese(Simplified)兰道夫[49]
Lándàofū		Randolph
ItalianRandolph[30]-
SwedishRandolph[36]-

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Nintendo Adventure Books
BooksBook 1:Double Trouble • Book 2:Leaping Lizards • Book 3:Monster Mix-Up • Book 4:Koopa Capers • Book 5:Pipe Down! • Book 6:Doors to Doom • Book 7:Dinosaur Dilemma • Book 8:Flown the Koopa • Book 11:Unjust Desserts • Book 12:Brain Drain
CharactersAshby •Angus Boomer •Bowser •Bowser's Cousin •Brock •C. Everett Koopa •Doc Drake •Doctor Sigmund Shrinkasaurus •Donkey Kong •Donkey Kong Jr. •Dr. Sporis von Fungenstein •Elmo •Feldspar •Francis Ford Koopola •Fryguy •Gary Koopa •Gerkins •Goomby and Foomby •Iggy •James Fennimore Koopa •Justin •Larry •Lemmy •Ludwig •Luigi •Mario •Micro-dolphin (Donny) •Morton •Mushroom King •Princess Toadstool •Right&Wrong Brothers •Roy •Scott •Spike •Thesaurus •Tie-rack-asaurus Necks •Times-Square-atops •Toad •Todd •Tryclyde •Wart •Wendy •Wooster •Yoshi
EnemiesAmazing Flyin' Hammer Brother •Beezo •Blargg •Bloober •Bloober baby •Bloober Nanny •Bob-omb •Boo Diddly •Boomerang Brother •Bullet Bill •Buzz-Bomb •Buzzy Beetle •Chain Chomp •Chargin' Chuck •Cheep Cheep •Chomp-Muncher •Clawgrip •Cobrat •Dino Rhino •Dino-Torch •Dry Bones •Eerie •Fire Brother •Fish Bone •Fire Chomp •Firesnake •Fuzzy •GLOM •Goomba •Goomba Troopa •Goombomb •Goomerang Brother •Grand Goomba •Hoopster •Hot Foot •Electric jellyfish •King-Troopa •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Kumo •Lava Lotus •Mecha-Koopa •Mega Mole •Micro-Goomba •Muncher •Ninji •Nipper plant •Para-Goomba •Piranha plant •Podoboo •Pidgit •Pokey •Ptooey •Red-hot Troopa •Rex •Reznor •Rocky Wrench •Shyguy •Sledge Brother •Slimosaur •Soopa Koopa Paratroopa •Spike Top •Spiny •Spiny Cheep-Cheep •Spiny Egg •Super-Duper Mario Bros. •Swooper •Thwomp •Tweeter •Urchin •Wiggler
LocationsBowser's Castle •Brooklyn •Dark Land •Dino-forest •Dinosaur Lake •Dinosaur Land •Doom Ship •Fort Koopa •Fortress •Fungus Freeway •Hall of Horrors •Iggy's lab •Koopa and Kailey Circus •Koopa Command Center •Koopahari Desert •Lake Trilobite •Lava Pits •Magma Pits •Mario Brothers Plumbing •Morton's houseboat •Mushroom Elementary School •Mushroom Kingdom •Mushroom Palace •Mushroom Stadium •Mushroom World •New York City •Palace Garden •Pipe Land •S.S. Moreltania •Subcon •Valley of the Koopas •Vine Scene •Water Land •WMUSH
Items, objects, vehicles, and misc.Anchor •Army boots •Bag of popcorn •Balloon •Basket of apples •Basketball •Boom-Boom's socks •Boomer Berry Juice •Bottle of Shrinking Potion •Brick Block •Coin •Cowboy boots •Dino Derby tickets •Fire Flower •Flashlight •Frog Suit •Fungus Up •Garage door opener •Gold pen •Green Fizz •Hammer •Key (Doors to Doom ·Koopa Capers) •Koopa Kola •Lichen Cola •Magic Feather •Magic wand •Magnifying glass •Morel Moxie •Mushroom Kingdom Health News •Mushroom Kingdom Network System •Noisemaker •Pauline's parasol •Pizza •Plumber's Oath •Plunger •Pogo stick •Question block •Recipe •Remote control •Scissors •Starman •Super Mushroom •Tanooki Suit •Tape •Wading boots •Wings •Wrench (Unjust Desserts ·Brain Drain)