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The Mushroom Kingdom Mischief Makers Answers
If you received the Assassin's Creed: Revelations issue of our magazine, you may have noticed our Game Over section on page 100. In it, we take you knowledge of classic Mario villains to the test. Got your answer sheet with you? Check out the correct responses below to see how you did.
1. Mouser
2. Banzai Bill
3. Tryclyde
4. Goomba
5. Piranha Plant
6. Bob-omb
7. Spike
8. Bowser
9. Spiny
10. Paratrooper
11. Iggy Koopa
12. Phanto
13. Cheep Cheep
14. Wendy O. Koopa
15. Cobrat
16. Porcupo
17. Dry Bones
18. Ostro
19. Monty Mole
20. Magikoopa
21. Hoopster
22. Thwomp
23. Roy Koopa
24. Birdo
25. Chain Chomp
26. Tweeter
27. Snifit
28. Wiggler
29. Ludwig Von Koopa
30. Fuzzy
31. Fryguy
32. Morton Koopa Jr.
33. Albatoss
34. Flurry
35. Paragoomba
36. Buzzy Beetle
37. Chargin’ Chuck
38. Pidgit
39. Blooper
40. Pokey
41. Dino Rhino
42. Wart
43. Hawkmouth
44. Shy Guy
45. Larry Koopa
46. Spark
47. Boo
48. Bullet Bill
49. Hammer Bro
50. Torpedo Ted
51. Beezo
52. Lakitu
53. Rex
54. Clawgrip
55. Lemmy Koopa
56. Urchin
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