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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The appearance of Piranha Plants is based on the appearance in games such as [[smw:Super Mario Bros. 3|''Super Mario Bros. 3'']] and [[smw:Super Mario Land 2|''Super Mario Land 2'']]. | *The appearance of Piranha Plants is based on the appearance in games such as [[smw:Super Mario Bros. 3|''Super Mario Bros. 3'']] and [[smw:Super Mario Land 2|''Super Mario Land 2'']]. | ||
*[[Manhandla]] | *[[Manhandla]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' shares similar plant heads to the Piranha Plant, which may suggest a relation. | ||
*Since Piranha Plants only appear on [[Koholint]], it is not known if they | *Since Piranha Plants only appear on [[Koholint]], it is not known if they exist anywhere else in the Zelda universe. | ||
*The Japanese name for these enemies, {{exp|パックン|Pakkun}} comes from {{exp|パク|paku}}, which means chomping or opening a mouth wide. Unlike their Mario counterparts, they do not share the {{Japanese|フラワー|Furawā|Flower}} portion of their name, although at the time of release, recent Mario games such as [[smw:Yoshi (game)|Yoshi]] had not included this either. | *The Japanese name for these enemies, {{exp|パックン|Pakkun}} comes from {{exp|パク|paku}}, which means chomping or opening a mouth wide. Unlike their Mario counterparts, they do not share the {{Japanese|フラワー|Furawā|Flower}} portion of their name, although at the time of release, recent Mario games such as [[smw:Yoshi (game)|Yoshi]] had not included this either. | ||