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Revision as of 01:06, 8 December 2010

Pidgit.jpg
A Pidgit
Pidgit
Origin Subcon
Type Bird
Debut Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic

Pidgit is a bird enemy occasionally appearing in the Mario games, which is most usually seen riding a flying carpet.

Information

Pidgits are small, seemingly flightless dark birds with stub-like arms. To compensate for their lack of flight, they usually ride around on magical flying carpets. They initially appear in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario Bros. 2. The instruction manual for the latter claims that they bring evil dreams and that their magic carpets were provided by Wart (although it is likely they were obtained from other sources for their later appearances). They use a basic attack of trying to swoop down at Mario and his friends. They are defeated simply by jumping on their head, at which point Mario or one of his friends could ride the Pidgit's carpet temporarily.

They make a unique appearance in Super Mario World after the Special Zone is cleared. At this point, all of the game's Bullet Bills are replaced by Pidgit Bills, Pidgits which are fired out of cannons at Mario and Luigi. Although they have no magic carpets, being fired through air gives the illusion of flight. They are defeated simply by jumping on them. Pidgits make another carpetless appearance in Wario's Woods where they are known as Black Bats and replace Wanda during the events in which Wario replaces Birdo at the top of the screen. During this time the Pidgit directs Toad's activities but in a biased way by summoning extra monsters. These Pidgits also seemed to be capable of flight.

Pidgits finally appeared again in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, where they were located at Yoshi's Island in the past. They once more rode their carpets into battle and could be injured by jumping on them when they swooped down to attack. Special Pidgits who wielded bags also appeared, which were faster and ran away more often but held higher amounts of coins.

In the ending of Super Princess Peach, what appears to be a group of Pidgits fly over the castle holding up signs which together say "Good job!" and "Congratulations!". Unlike most other Pidgits, these Pidgits are shown flying as perfectly as normal birds, without any signs of magic carpets.

Other Appearances

Video Games

  • Pidgits appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee as part of the Kingdom II level, where they are rendered exactly as they appear in Super Mario Bros. 2. As in the game, they can be knocked out at which point the players can ride its carpet. A trophy of the Pidgit also appears in the game.

Other Media

  • Pidgits appeared in a few episodes of the Super Mario Bros. Super Show. This incarnation of the Pidgit was capable of flight and was shown to eat magic carpets. In one episode, King Koopa summoned a group called the Pidgit Express to eat the magic carpet being ridden by Mario's group, but Luigi suddenly remembered that he speaks Pidgit and thus convinced them to instead eat Koopa's carpet.

Trivia

  • Its name is simply a play on "pigeon".