getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
getoffgetsmart: Goombas, perhaps the most famous video game enemies ever, are known to have once been part of the Mushroom Kingdom before betraying it and joining Bowser. In Japanese, the goombas are called “kuriboh,” with “kuri” meaning “chestnut,”
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