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In the Japanese version of the game, Mandrill is female, having "-ko" at the end of her name and using "atashi" (a feminine first-person pronoun) in the Japanese version. | *In the Japanese version of the game, Mandrill is female, having "-ko" at the end of her name and using "atashi" (a feminine first-person pronoun) in the Japanese version. | ||
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Revision as of 09:03, 30 May 2017
Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Fever
Mandrill (Mandoriko) is a character in Hole in One. Like the Monkey, he throws balls at the golfer to help him improve. Unlike the Monkey, he flings the ball at a breakneck speed, so fast that if the golfer misses, he will get hurt. To make hitting the ball easier, he makes a cue before he throws.
Rhythm Heaven Fever
In Rhythm Heaven Fever, the Mandrill appears with the Monkey in Hole in One. It also appears in Remix 1 playing the same role. The Mandrill reappears in Hole in One's sequel, Hole in One 2, where the scenery is very pink and fuchsia-colored and he launches the golf balls at the Female Golfer instead. In this game, he has much more of a part and tosses many more golf balls than in the original Hole in One. Once again, the Mandrill is seen in Remix 9 in the very dark, gloomy, gray area. The top of his head-hair is largely extended to be so long, the monkey from Tambourine grips onto his hair.
Appearances
- Hole in One
- Remix 1 (Wii)
- Hole in One 2
- Remix 9 (Wii)
- Remix 10 (Wii)
- Hole in One (Megamix)
- Lush Remix
- Left-Hand Remix
- Hole in One 2 (Megamix)
- Final Remix
Gallery
Trivia
- In the Japanese version of the game, Mandrill is female, having "-ko" at the end of her name and using "atashi" (a feminine first-person pronoun) in the Japanese version.