Question mark box (InstanceTopic, 11)
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| - | A '''question mark box''' (QMB) is a [[monomino]] decorated with a [[question mark]]. As seen in the image on the | + | A '''question mark box''' (QMB) is a [[monomino]] decorated with a [[question mark]]. As seen in the image on the left, QMBs sometimes disguise themselves as [[brick block]]s. |
They appear in the [[Mario series]] to give you [[powerup]]s, the most common ones being [[coin]]s, [[red mushroom]]s, [[fire flower]]s, [[green mushroom]]s and [[starmen]]. No Mario game has gone without QMBs. | They appear in the [[Mario series]] to give you [[powerup]]s, the most common ones being [[coin]]s, [[red mushroom]]s, [[fire flower]]s, [[green mushroom]]s and [[starmen]]. No Mario game has gone without QMBs. | ||
QMBs have also shown up rarely [[in real life]]. | QMBs have also shown up rarely [[in real life]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:33, 17 February 2011
A question mark box (QMB) is a monomino decorated with a question mark. As seen in the image on the left, QMBs sometimes disguise themselves as brick blocks.
They appear in the Mario series to give you powerups, the most common ones being coins, red mushrooms, fire flowers, green mushrooms and starmen. No Mario game has gone without QMBs.
QMBs have also shown up rarely in real life.
