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Seedos

== In-Game Description ==
"Seedos, a character who specializes in seeds, will offer you a seed almost every time you talk with him (up to about 3 to 4 seeds per visit when you talk)."
Seedos is a character that roams your garden and laughs contently at seeing well watered and fertilized plants. If you ever get the chance to talk to him, maybe he'll throw a seed that you may need to attract certain kinds of pinatas.
If you're lucky, he may throw a mystery seed. No, they won't grow "Mystery Trees". These are seeds that you have not seen or planted. Plant the seed in the ground and soon you will have a new plant. Once the seed is planted, you can check the Journal to see what your new plant is. If you are unsure about what kind of seed you got but don't want to plant it just yet, you can start the selling process and Costolot will know what type of seed it is. You don't have to complete the selling process if it turns out to be a seed you want or need. As you level up new seeds will become available only from Seedos. Once you have received a seed from Seedos, it will become available for purchase at Costolot's General Store.
You can whack Seedos with your Shovel and he will drop multiple seeds at once. However, doing so will cause Seedos to stay away from your garden longer between visits, and when he does return, he'll drop weed seeds everywhere. Talking to Seedos multiple times before he leaves the garden will have the same effect as whacking but without getting weed seeds dropped.
Watering Seedos with the Watering Can will make him happy, and may increase your chances of receiving a high value seed. He will also be happy to see plants that have been properly treated with water and fertilizer.
== Biography ==
"The youngest of the family. Originally named Sidos, but after a tragic event he changed his name. Possibly the child with the most talent when it comes to gardening, he could grow a plant and communicate with pinatas before he could say 'mommy' or 'daddy'. His favorite pinata is the Shellybean, because a Shellybean family adopted him during a tragic time, and when Pinata Central needed some Shellybeans, Seedos was able to help and gave some to them."
== Other Info. ==
* When you speak with Leafos, she may ask if you notice a funny smell when Seedos comes to the garden
* When speaking to Leafos, she might make a remark about how you should "knock some sense" into Seedos to get more seeds, but if you just talk to him instead she'll state that Seedos has been running much faster since you started asking him for seeds
* Because he was raised by Shellybeans in the swamp Seedos continues to live there, something Leafos doesn't understand
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Characters
* Pinata Island.info Rumors
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Category: Characters
Sega Genesis

The Sega Genesis, also known as the Mega Drive, is a 16-bit fourth-generation game console developed and sold by Sega as their third console.
== Games ==
* Championship Pro-Am (1992)
* Battletoads & Double Dragon (1993)
* Battletoads (1993)
* Snake Rattle 'n' Roll (1993)
== External links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Consoles
Sega Master System

The Sega Master System is a third generation 8-bit home game console created by Sega in the 1980's. The original models used both cartridges and a special format called Sega Cards. Accessories for the console include a light gun and 3D glasses that work with a range of specially designed games. The Sega Master System was released in competition with the Nintendo Entertainment System. However, despite the Sega console having newer and more improved hardware, Nintendo's platform exclusivity policy meant that the Master System had a smaller game library and failed to overturn Nintendo's significant market share advantage in Japan and North America.
==Games==
* Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (1996)
Category:Consoles
Shadow Jago

A character in the Killer Instinct series who first appeared in Killer Instinct (2013 video game), initially as an alternate skin of Jago that players could receive after purchasing a 12 month Xbox Live membership during the launch of the Xbox One. However, after appearing in Season One's story mode as a secret boss with his own unique moveset and Ultimate Combo, the playable version was reworked to have that unique moveset in 2015, and given the backstory of having appeared following the expulsion of Omen from Jago's body and is now the minion of the "Herald of Gargos."
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Characters
Category:Playable characters
Category:Killer Instinct characters
SharpClaw Speeder

The SharpClaw Speeder is an indigo snowmobile-type vehicle that appeared in the canceled Dinosaur Planet. These vehicles are used by Sabre and two SharpClaws on Ice Mountain, after Prince Tricky fled from them. The two SharpClaws hopped on their SharpClaw Speeders and drove down the mountain. Sabre got on a spare SharpClaw Speeder and chased after the two SharpClaws. Due to limited information on the game, it is unknown what would have happened next or if it would have been used elsewhere in the game.
== Star Fox Adventures ==
In Star Fox Adventures, SharpClaw Speeders retain most of their role from its earlier version, Dinosaur Planet. The vehicle was changed to silver with a blue stripe on front, and it has two exhaust pipes that release purple flames unlike Dinosaur Planet, where the SharpClaw Speeder had only one exhaust pipe which released orange flames. Aside from Ice Mountain, Fox also uses a SharpClaw Speeder at CloudRunner Fortress.
==Notes==
Category:Dinosaur Planet
Category:Vehicles
Shovel

The shovel is the first and one of the most vital tools in the game. Your first shovel is given to you by Leafos, it will be beaten up and can only be used for the most basic functions. As you level up, you can upgrade your shovel to break open pinatas, dig holes to plant seeds, dig ponds, smash rocks and chop down trees.
Some of the main uses for the shovel include:
* Whack Hard Soil
* Poke Pinatas
* Whack Pinatas
* Tap Objects
* Smash Objects
* Dig Holes
* Dig Ponds
* Cut Grass
Usually, as you reach certain levels Jardiniero will upgrade your shovel head and handle to improve your performance with the main uses. But once Ivor Bargain opens his shop, you can purchase upgrades that will give your shovel additional uses such as finding buried chocolate coins or dazing Dastardos.
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Shovel
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Category: Items
Sid Meier's Pirates!

Sid Meier's Pirates! is an adventure game ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System by Rare Ltd. in 1991. In the game, the player does not actually take on the role of a pirate, but of a privateer in the service of either Spain, the Netherlands, England or France. However, because of the game's open-ended style of gameplay, the player can change their loyalties over time and may even become a pirate. The player may choose to attack enemy ships or towns, hunt pirates, seek buried treasure, rescue long lost family members, or even avoid violence altogether by becoming a trader. There is no predetermined "end", although it becomes harder to recruit people as time goes on. The game ends when the player retires, upon which they will be given position in their future life, from beggar to Advisor, based on their wealth, land, rank, marital status and other accomplishments.
== External links ==
* NESguide
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
Skeleton (Grabbed by the Ghoulies)

Skeletons are an enemy in Grabbed by the Ghoulies.
==Characteristics==
Skeletons are a type of Ghouly appearing throughout Ghoulhaven Hall. They are human s with glowing, light green eyes. Skeletons appear in the most scenes out of all Ghoulies, and are the only one that appears in all five chapters. Skeletons first appear in the Billiard Room (Chapter 1, Scene 3), and are the third type of Ghouly encountered. Skeletons have 20 Energy. Skeletons are either encountered individually or in small or large groups. A single friendly Skeleton, Mr. Ribs, also appears in the game.
As humanoid enemies, Skeletons are capable of doing some of the same attacks as Cooper, such as punching or picking up Temporary Weapons. While fighting Cooper, Skeletons almost always have their fists clenched in an upright position. They have two basic attacks: punching and doing an uppercut. Each punch does 1 Energy of damage to Cooper. Skeletons punch Cooper until he becomes dizzy, and then do an uppercut, which does 3 Energy of damage. Like Imps, Cooper can defeat a Skeleton by physically attacking it twice. Upon being defeated, the skeleton shatters into pieces. Skeletons are the only Ghoulies that can use Temporary Weapons. Before using one, a Skeleton has a deactivated light bulb appear over its head. After a few seconds, the light bulb turns on, indicating that the Skeleton has decided to attack with a nearby Temporary Weapon. The first time Skeletons use this skill is during Cooper's first visit to the Kitchen (Chapter 2, Scene 1). Skeletons cannot attack by swinging around a Special Temporary Weapon.
Skeletons are capable of giving reactionary responses. If Cooper has defeated other Ghoulies, Skeletons react by either biting their fingers or covering their head with their hands, but Cooper faints or becomes dizzy, the Skeletons cheer. 
In Chapter 2: The Restoration, in both visits to the Grand Hallway (in Scenes 28 and 37), Cooper encounters Skeleton MaidsGrabbed by the Ghoulies Prima's Official Strategy Guide, page 21., also known as Maids. As their name states, Skeleton Maids are Skeletons who wear a typical maid outfit. They use a feather duster to attack, and also have 20 Energy. Both times in Chapter 2, when Cooper enters the Grand Hallway, a Skeleton Maid is seen dusting the walls. In both scenes, the Skeleton Maid tries to fight Cooper. In Scene 37, when Cooper fights a Haunted Door, Skeleton Maids jump from the balcony to join in on fighting Cooper.
Skeletons appear in these rooms:
== Trivia ==
*Skeletons have their own theme music that is played in three scenes, in order: the Billiard Room (second visit), the Bathroom (first visit), and the Workshop (second visit). It may sometimes play in the Laundry Room (second visit).
*In the Cinema, a black-and-white film of Skeletons fighting over a Trophy in the Billiard Room is projected on the wall.
*Skeletons are one of the four Ghoulies that can talk, with the other three being Zombies, Zombie Pirates, and Hunchbacks.
==References==
Category:Skeletons
Category:Ghoulies
Category:Grabbed by the Ghoulies enemies
Slalom

Slalom is an arcade skiing video game developed by Rare in 1986 for the Nintendo VS. System (as Vs. Slalom) and ported for NES the following year. It was developed by the brothers Chris and Tim Stamper, also being David Wise's first game to compose music for. Slalom was the first NES game developed outside Japan, and the first game released under the Rare brand. It was later included in the Rare Replay compilation.
== Gameplay ==
The premise of the game is to get down the ski slope as fast as you can before time runs out, all the while avoiding hazards such as moguls, snowmen, trees, sledders, ski gates, flags and drone skiers.
== External links ==
* Nintendo Fun Club News Issue 02 Summer 1987
* Slalom (video game) article on Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Arcade games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
Category:Rare Replay
Smelba

Animal: Skunk
Candy: Peach Melba
Level: 6
Base Value: 2100 coins
Attack: Socks
== In-Game Description ==
"Smelbas have many endearing qualities... that most people ignore because they are fixated on the smells that come from this misunderstood little Pinata. That said, if you want to send a Ruffian packing, fire this stink-bomb in the right direction."
Smelba - TiP Standard	Smelba - TiP Standard	Smelba - TiP Standard	
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements 	
Appear 	Appear 	
* You have a tamed Smelba in the garden	
Visit 	Visit 	
* Have 7 Garlic plants in the garden	
Resident 	Resident 	
* Has eaten 3 rotten Garlic bulbs	
Romance 	Romance 	
* Has eaten 2 air fresheners
* Is wearing a Romantic Flower
* Have a Smelba house in the garden	
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits 	
* Tamed Smelbas can scare away Ruffians
Smelba - TiP Just for Fun	Smelba - TiP Just for Fun	Smelba - TiP Just for Fun
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements
Appear 	Appear 	
* Have a Garlic bulb in the garden
Visit 	Visit 	
* Have a Garlic bulb in the garden
Resident 	Resident 	
* Have a Garlic bulb in the garden
Romance 	Romance 	
* Have a Smelba house in the garden
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits
== Trick Requirements ==
* Eating a Poison Ivy seed makes them perform Trick 1
* Eating a Poison Ivy flower makes them perform Trick 2
== Species Variants ==
* Eating a Chili changes their color to orange and yellow
* Eating a Fireweed flower changes their color to blue
* Eating a jar of jam changes their color to purple
== Happiness Tips ==
* Smelbas love eating Roses, Cheese, Garlic, Air Fresheners, and Garlic butter
* Smelbas dislike eating Snapdragon seeds, Tulip seeds, Sunflower seeds, Watercress seeds, Bluebell seeds, Daisies, Dandelions or sunflowers
* Smelbas dislike being watered with the Watering Can
== Sour Version ==
"I once walked into a lamp-post. It was my own fault, because I didn't look where I was going. My head was ringing, my eyes watered and my nose was bruised. There is a similar effect if you get too close to this Pinata. Personally, if I had to choose I'd take the lamp-post again - no need to wash your clothes afterward."
As a sour, the Smelba will break-up romances between pinatas. Once tamed, the Smelba can scare away Ruffians
== Requirements ==
=== Appear ===
* You are a level 21 gardener or better
=== Visit ===
* You are a level 23 gardener or better
=== Taming ===
* Has eaten 4 Roses
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Smelba 1
* Pinata Island.info Smelba 2
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Snake Rattle 'n' Roll

Snake Rattle 'n' Roll is an isometric platforming video game developed by Rare Ltd., published by Nintendo for NES in July 1990 in North America and March 1991 in Europe, later ported and released by Sega in June 1993 for Sega Genesis. The premise of the game is playing as a snake without a body, who has to grow one by consuming Nibbley Pibbleys set throughout the level in order to proceed, all while avoiding obstacles that would reduce its body mass. A follow-up for the Game Boy, titled Sneaky Snakes, was released in 1991. It has been later included in the Rare Replay compilation.
== External links ==
* IGN - "Top 100 NES games" - 32. Snake Rattle 'n' Roll
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
Category:Sega Genesis games
Category:Rare Replay
Snare

Snare is one of the ten Elemental Warriors appearing in Kameo: Elements of Power that has powerful jaws and has the ability to bite, swallow or spit out enemies, as well as spew acid. His element is Forest.
==Biography==
As the King of the Twelfth Age greedily sought for wealth and treasures across the land, his travels led him into the darkest, densest jungle of the land. One by one his guards fell victim to the heat, the foliage or to wild beasts and yet the king-aided by his many Elemental Warriors-pressed on alone. Eventually, the King arrived at the ruins of an ancient Sargothan temple. This long-lost race of soothsayers had little treasure to offer, but the temple was home to another Elemental Sprites. Once restored to the Wotnot Book its identity was clear: it was Snare, whose elemental might kept the choking weeds and poisonous nettles at bay so that healthy plants could grow.
==In the games==
Snare is recovered when Yeros is released upon Queen Thyra's defeat. Outside of combat, Snare is primarily used for flinging explosive insects around. This becomes a key part of defeating Lord Drok and is the only way of damaging him.
===Abilities===
*Bite - Snare grabs hold of his prey when the right trigger is pulled.
*Spit - Snare forcibly ejects anything in his maw after first biting and then pulling the right trigger.
*Root Tremor - Snare summons roots to strike enemies with a pull of the left trigger. Can unearth certain enemies.
*Root - Pulling both left and right triggers plants Snare to the spot, opening up a new range of techniques including throwing things from his mouth and whacking foes with his head.
*Roam - While rooted, Snare can free himself after a pull of the left and right triggers.
*Lockjaw - Snare plays with his food; pulling the left trigger sends the foe into the air after which Snare clamps down as soon as it drops.
*Toxic Bile - Pulling the right trigger while rooted will douse enemies in a poisonous bile.
*Rootquake - Upgrade of Root Tremor with greater range.
==Gallery==
Elemental Warriors horror concept.jpg|Concept of Elemental Warrior Halloween skin (including Snare)
==Trivia==
*Snare, along with Pummel Weed and Ash are one of the few Warriors whose design and concept lasted throughout the development of Kameo: Elements of Power
*Snare's design is greatly similar to Audrey II, the monster plant and main villain of Little Shop of Horrors.
*Oddly, Snare can summon roots through any surface, even while on an Airship.
*Snare was one of the five Elemental Sprites who brought Kameo to the Enchanted Kingdom. Theena gave him to Yeros for safe keeping.
*From Snare's in-game description, one can infer that he was discovered in the Ogre's Swamp.
Category:Characters
Category:Kameo: Elements of Power characters
Category:Plants
Category:Elemental Warriors
Sneaky Snakes

Sneaky Snakes is an action sidescroller game developed by Rare Ltd. in 1991 for the Game Boy. A pseudo-sequel to Snake Rattle 'n' Roll, the story revolves around the snakes Attila and Genghis, who set out to save Sonia Snake from the Nasty Nibbler. Taking the role of either Attila or Genghis, the player has to navigate around obstacles as they collect Nibbleys to lengthen the snakes' bodies so that they can open the exit gate to the next level. Each level has a 99 second time limit, and if that runs out, a giant ax will appear to chase after the player until there is nothing left of them. To prevent this from happening, the player can collect clocks that add another 30 seconds to the time limit. Players can also link up one Game Boy to another for two player co-op.
== External links ==
* Moby Games Sneaky Snakes (Game Boy)
* Sneaky Snakes article on Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Game Boy games
Snowdrop

Level: 3
Base Value: 60 coins
Fertilizer: Blue or Green
Seed Price: 13 coins
== In-Game Description ==
"This delicate, pale little flower grows in cold environments. It grows quickly, so it can reach full size in between the regular Piñarctic, plant-destroying blizzards."
== Requirements ==
=== Acquiring ===
* You can purchase snowdrop seeds from Costolot's General Store, use your seed pouch, or try talking with Seedos to get a snowdrop seed
=== Terrain ===
* Snowdrops need to be planted in snow or soil
=== Full Growth ===
* Use 3 applications of blue or green fertilizer immediately after planting the seed, for maximum effect
Snowdrop - TiP Standard	Snowdrop - TiP Standard	Snowdrop - TiP Standard
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits
Seed 	Seed 	
* Feeding a Snowdrop seed to a Moojoo and White Flutterscotch helps meet their Trick requirements
Flower 	Flower 	
* Having 5 Snowdrops in the garden helps meet the Goobaa Appear requirements
* Having 8 Snowdrops in the garden helps meet the Goobaa Visit requirements
* A Snowdrop flower in a trap helps meet the Geckie and Polollybear Bait requirements
* Eating a Snowdrop flower helps meet the White Flutterscotch Romance requirements
* Feeding a Snowdrop flower to a Moojoo or Pengum helps meet their Trick requirements
* Eating 3 Snowdrops helps meet the Goobaa Resident requirements
* Feeding a Snowdrop flower to a Sweetle changes their color to blueish white
Snowdrop - TiP Just for Fun	Snowdrop - TiP Just for Fun	Snowdrop - TiP Just for Fun
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits
Seed 	Seed 	
* Feeding a Snowdrop seed to a Moojoo and White Flutterscotch helps meet their Trick requirements
Flower 	Flower 	
* Having a Snowdrop flower in the garden helps meet the Goobaa Appear, Visit, and Resident requirements
* A Snowdrop flower in a trap helps meet the Geckie Bait requirements
* Feeding a Snowdrop flower to a Moojoo or Pengum helps meet their Trick requirements
* Feeding a Snowdrop flower to a Sweetle changes their color to blueish white
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Snowdrop
* Pinata Island.info Goobaa
* Pinata Island.info Polollybear
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship

Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship is the third installment in the Jetman series, released in 1990 for the NES and arcades. In this game, Jetman has been tasked with finding and retrieving the disassembled parts of the Golden Warpship that have been scattered across 12 different worlds. Starting off in the mother ship orbiting one of these worlds, Jetman has to explore the planet in a jetpod to find the warpship pieces and bring them back to the mother ship, along with any other items of interest encountered. As with the previous games, there are a lot of enemies and obstacles to be wary of, included newly added black holes and extreme gravitational forces. If the jetpod takes too much damage from these hazards, Jetman will have to take it back to the mother ship for repairs before he can continue with the search. Once all the parts on the planet have been found, the mother ship will take Jetman to the next planet to find more parts, with more hazards than the previous planet to be wary of.
It was later in 2015 included in the compilation Rare Replay, together with the other 3 games in the Jetman series.
== External links ==
* Moby Games Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship
Category:Games
Category:Arcade games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
Category:Rare Replay
Category:Jetman series
Spider (Grabbed by the Ghoulies)

Spiders are an enemy in Grabbed by the Ghoulies.
==Characteristics==
They are large spider Ghoulies with four yellow eyes and a pattern of brown and light green hairs all over their body. Spiders have 10 Energy, making them one of the weakest Ghoulies besides Imps. Spiders are one of the enemies that can be summoned by a Haunted Television.
Spiders attack by jumping into the air, spinning in a ball-shaped formation, and then launching themselves at Cooper after a few seconds. If Cooper gets hit, he loses 2 Energy, and the Spider bounces back on all eight legs. If the Spider misses, it becomes dizzy when it lands. In later rooms, Spiders can form a web within a few seconds and spit it on the ground. Anyone who steps on the web, except for Spiders and The Reaper, are slowed down. The web disappears after a while. Spiders are usually found in large groups, which can have up to 30 Spiders, such as in Chapter 2, Scene 19: Garbage Yard, where Cooper has to defeat every Spider in a No Weapons Challenge.
Spiders first appear in Chapter 1, Scene 6: Lower Corridors, and they appear several rooms and outdoor areas of Ghoulhaven Hall. Some Spiders hang from walls and come down to attack whenever Cooper gets close. Spiders have high-pitched voices. If Cooper defeats a Ghouly, the Spiders moan with their front legs and touch their face, but if Cooper is hit or defeated, Spiders happily hop from one set of legs to the other.
Spiders appear in these rooms:
==Trivia==
*In the Infirmary, there are small Spiders living in a breakable display case. Cooper cannot interact with them.
*In Chapter 2, Scene 25: Lower Corridors, a massive Spider can be seen in a barred-off area, with an Imp caught in its web.
Category:Ghoulies
Category:Grabbed by the Ghoulies enemies