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| − | |sprite = [[File:Pashansprite.png]]}}'''Pashan''' is an enemy from ''[[Super Bomberman 5]]''. It appears in [[Zone 5]]. Pashan is a living high-hat with half-closed eyes, three legs and a loose lower jaw. Pashan moves very slowly, constantly pursuing the player by jumping up and down, ending with its face wobbling and the sound of a real-life high- |
+ | |sprite = [[File:Pashansprite.png]]}}'''Pashan''' is an enemy from ''[[Super Bomberman 5]]''. It appears in [[Zone 5]]. Pashan is a living high-hat with half-closed eyes, three legs and a loose lower jaw. Pashan moves very slowly, constantly pursuing the player by jumping up and down, ending with its face wobbling and the sound of a real-life high-hat crash. |
Due to poor AI programming, Pashan will always move in a straight line toward the player. If there are too many obstacles in the way, Pashan will keep running into them, never trying to go around, and thus remain stuck in the same area. |
Due to poor AI programming, Pashan will always move in a straight line toward the player. If there are too many obstacles in the way, Pashan will keep running into them, never trying to go around, and thus remain stuck in the same area. |
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Revision as of 13:11, 11 December 2019
Pashan is an enemy from Super Bomberman 5. It appears in Zone 5. Pashan is a living high-hat with half-closed eyes, three legs and a loose lower jaw. Pashan moves very slowly, constantly pursuing the player by jumping up and down, ending with its face wobbling and the sound of a real-life high-hat crash.
Due to poor AI programming, Pashan will always move in a straight line toward the player. If there are too many obstacles in the way, Pashan will keep running into them, never trying to go around, and thus remain stuck in the same area.
The name Pashan comes from the namesake japanese word that means Splash or Sploosh.