Bullet Bills are anthropomorphic, bullet-like projectiles with arms in the Super Mario franchise, acting as common enemies. They are horizontally shot out of Bill Blasters, coupled with a firing sound effect to indicate their prescence, and fly in a straight line, going through walls.

Bullet Bill may refer to. Bullet Bill (Mario), an enemy in the Mario franchise.

The Bullet Bill is an item obtained by racers near or in last place. The item temporarily turns the racer into a Bullet Bill, causing the racer to become invincible.

The Bullet Bill is a recovery item in the Mario Kart series. When a player uses it, they are transformed into an extremely fast Bullet Bill, racing through the track with incredible speed, as well as automatically steering the player.

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Most Bullet Bills are shot from a Bill Blaster, but some games feature them being shot from a Snifit, a regular cannon, or sometimes out of nowhere. They commonly appear as obstacles, and attack by either flying forward or actively targeting Mario or another character.

One of Mario's first weapons is also his one of the most iconic. His trusted hammer has been with him as early as the original Donkey Kong and continues to be a symbol of power for the plumber. There have been variations on the hammer over time, whether it's the Hammer Suit from Super Mario Bros.

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Bullets may be made of a variety of materials, including metal, plastic or rubber. Bullets for hunting and target shooting typically are made of lead or may have a lead core with a copper coating, and may include inserts made of plastic or other materials. Caliber is the measure of the outside diameter of the bullet.

Among the first pointed or "conical" bullets were those designed by Captain John Norton of the British Army in 1832. Norton's bullet had a hollow base made of lotus pith that on firing expanded under pressure to engage with a barrel's rifling.

Legendary video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto (“Donkey Kong,” “The Legend of Zelda,” “Star Fox”) actually first created the Mario character to be the protagonist of “Donkey Kong,” the 1981 arcade game where a carpenter tries to rescue his girlfriend from a giant ape who was Mario's pet.

The top contender would be Invincible Mario. This is one of Mario's most powerful forms, and it comes in different variants, White Tanooki Mario, White Cat Mario, and White Raccoon Mario. The variants grant Mario the effects of the suit AND permanent invincibility for one stage.

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