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'''Baddie Blocks''' are objects in ''[[Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition]]'' that contain enemies that the player can use as teammates for their party. They are the result of enemies getting trapped unintentionally from [[Kamek]]'s misuse of the power of the [[Orb (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)|Orbs]]. Baddie Blocks are pale colored blocks with Magikoopa symbols on them, and are colored according to the attribute of the enemy inside them: red for Fire types, blue for Water types, green for Wood types, yellow for Light types, and purple for Dark types. Baddie Blocks come in three sizes: ordinary blocks that contain low-tier enemies, larger "Super" | '''Baddie Blocks''' are objects in ''[[Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition]]'' that contain enemies that the player can use as teammates for their party. They are the result of enemies getting trapped unintentionally from [[Kamek]]'s misuse of the power of the [[Orb (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)|Orbs]]. Baddie Blocks are pale colored blocks with Magikoopa symbols on them, and are colored according to the attribute of the enemy inside them: red for Fire types, blue for Water types, green for Wood types, yellow for Light types, and purple for Dark types. Baddie Blocks come in three sizes: ordinary blocks that contain low-tier enemies, larger "Super" bocks that contain mid-tier enemies, and large "Grand" blocks that have gold ribbon on them and contain high-tier enemies. | ||
When defeating an enemy, it will occasionally drop a Baddie Block. Generally, the contents of block dropped is that of the enemy itself (if the enemy is at its smallest form or has no forms to transform to at all), with the block colored according to that enemy's attribute. If an enemy has a second form or higher, the second form version of that enemy will usually drop a Baddie Block of its smaller form (while third form versions of enemies will drop Super Blocks containing their second form). [[Coin Coffer]]s and [[King Coin Coffer]]s always drop Baddie Blocks of themselves when defeated with a 10+ combo attack. Finally, each [[Koopalings|Koopaling]] and [[Bowser Jr.]] will drop a Baddie Block of themselves when defeated in the Special World versions of their own Airship courses (the latter unlocked by clearing {{world-link|sp8|towerp3|World 8-Tower 3#★World 8-Tower 3}}). | When defeating an enemy, it will occasionally drop a Baddie Block. Generally, the contents of block dropped is that of the enemy itself (if the enemy is at its smallest form or has no forms to transform to at all), with the block colored according to that enemy's attribute. If an enemy has a second form or higher, the second form version of that enemy will usually drop a Baddie Block of its smaller form (while third form versions of enemies will drop Super Blocks containing their second form). [[Coin Coffer]]s and [[King Coin Coffer]]s always drop Baddie Blocks of themselves when defeated with a 10+ combo attack. Finally, each [[Koopalings|Koopaling]] and [[Bowser Jr.]] will drop a Baddie Block of themselves when defeated in the Special World versions of their own Airship courses (the latter unlocked by clearing {{world-link|sp8|towerp3|World 8-Tower 3#★World 8-Tower 3}}). | ||
