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|behaviorScript=[https://github.com/n64decomp/sm64/blob/master/data/behavior_data.c#L5874 Klepto Initialization Code] | |||
|behaviorCode=[https://github.com/n64decomp/sm64/blob/master/src/game/behaviors/klepto.inc.c Klepto Behavior Code] | |||
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'''Klepto''' is an [[enemy]] found in [[Super Mario 64]]. It is the main antagonist of the star [[In the Talons of the Big Bird]]. | '''Klepto''' is an [[enemy]] found in [[Super Mario 64]]. It is the main antagonist of the star [[In the Talons of the Big Bird]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 12 October 2023
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| Klepto | |
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| Technical Constants | |
| Object Group | Genactor |
| Actor Group | Group 5 |
| Model ID | 0x57 |
| Physical Constants | |
| Gravity | 0 |
| Friction | 1000 |
| Buoyancy | 200 |
| Hitbox | |
| Interaction Type | Bounce Bottom |
| Damage | 0 |
| Health | 1 |
| Radius | 160 |
| Height | 250 |
| Down Offset | 0 |
| Code | |
| Initialization Behavior Script [1] | |
| Behavior Code [2] | |
| Found in | |
| Shifting Sand Land | |
Klepto is an enemy found in Super Mario 64. It is the main antagonist of the star In the Talons of the Big Bird.
Description
Klepto is a flying bird, seemingly inspired by a condor, that roams outside the pyramid of Shifting Sand Land. In the first version of the course, it holds a star and needs to be hit to make it drop to the ground for Mario to collect. In other course versions, Klepto will roam around the oasis and swoop in at Mario whenever close, stealing his hat.
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