Yurarin Boo
Artwork fromSuper Mario Land
Appears in	Super Mario Land (1989)
Variant of	Yurarin
Comparable Honen
Notable members Dragonzamasu

Yurarin Boo^[1][2] are fire-breathing seahorse enemies inSuper Mario Land. Yurarin Boos are stronger variants ofYurarin, being able to shootfireballs while moving up and down. Yurarin Boos are more common, appearing in all threelevels ofMuda Kingdom, and they can also be found outside of the water. A Yurarin Boo can be defeated from beingstomped, hit by two torpedoes fired by theMarine Pop, or touched byInvincible Mario, rewarding 400points and exploding in the last two cases. LikeHonen, Yurarin Boos are invulnerable toSuperballs.Dragonzamasu, the boss of the Muda Kingdom, resembles a Yurarin Boo.

In theGame Boy comic books spun off from theNintendo Comics System, produced byValiant Comics, Yurarin Boos made cameos where they could fly, and be used as mounts byPionpi.

In theSuper Mario Land manga, a large Yurarin Boo is encountered in the Muda Kingdom, blocking Mario's way, who is unable to damage him with Superballs. It is rendered helpless after its mouth is tied shut and his fins are bound, and Mario andMecha Kuribō keep it with them as a hostage that can guide them to the area boss. The Yurarin Boo is unwillingly cooperative and snarky at times, but does help during the boss battle: afterTamao cracks theMarine Pop's glass, Mario and Mecha Kuribō use the Yurarin Boo to stop the leak. After Tamao tries to hit them again, the Yurarin Boo grabs it, allowing Mario to shoot Dragonzamasu. After Mario and Mecha Kuribō leave Muda Kingdom, the Yurarin Boo decides to quit being a minion and opens atakoyaki shop. The same Yurarin Boo reappears inSuper Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 6, still running its takoyaki shop.

Profiles[edit]

Super Mario Land[edit]

• Instruction booklet description:
  • English:
    This is the big brother of Yurarin. It moves up and down spitting out fireballs, and a superball as no effect on it.^[1]
  • Other languages:
    • German:
      Der große Bruder vom Yurarin, der sich auf und ab bewegt, Flammenbälle spuckt und gegen Superkugeln gefeit ist.
    • Italian:
      Questo è il fratello maggiore di Yurarin. Si muove in sù e in giù sputando palle di fuoco. La Super Palla non ha su di lui alcun effetto.^[3]

• Game Boy Player's Guide:
  • English:
    These super seahorses leap from the water and spit fire.^[2]

• 3DS Virtual Console manual:
  • English:
    This is the big brother of Yurarin. It moves up and down, spitting out fireballs. Superballs have no effect on this creature.
  • Other languages:
    • Italian:
      Si muove su e giù sparando palle di fuoco. Non può essere sconfitto usando le Superball.^[4]

Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten[edit]

ユラリン・プー (JP) / Yurarin Boo (EN)
	Original text (Japanese)		Translation
	種族しゅぞく	アクア族ぞく	Tribe	Aqua clan
	性格せいかく	熱あつくなりやすい	Disposition	Prone to getting fired up
	登場とうじょうゲーム	ランド１	Game appearances	Land 1
	火ひを吹ふくユラリンの兄にいさん ユラリンの兄にいさんで海うみから元気げんきよく跳とび出だし、火ひを吹ふく。スーパーボールはきかないので、踏ふみつけるしかないが、海うみの中なかのユラリン・プーは魚雷ぎょらいを当あてれば倒たおせる。[5]		Yurarin's fire-breathing brother He is Yurarin's older brother, leaping energetically out of the sea and breathing fire. Since the superball does not work, you have to stomp on him, but you can defeat Yurarin Boo in the sea by hitting him with a torpedo.

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  Artwork fromSuper Mario Land

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  Sprite fromSuper Mario Land

Names in other languages[edit]

References[edit]

• Seahorses and pipefish
• Fire creatures
• Super Mario Land enemies