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{{Nihongo|'''Shururun'''|シュルルン|}} is an enemy from ''[[Mega Man 8]]'' and ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' that appears from [[Bottomless Pit|pits]] like [[Up'n'Down]], but faster, appearing in shorter intervals. It sports a structure similar to a spiked collar around it. Whenever [[Mega Man (character)|Mega Man]] destroys one, another will appear momentarily after a few seconds. In ''Mega Man 8'' they appear in [[Astro Man]]'s stage, [[Grenade Man]]'s stage, and the second [[Wily Tower (Mega Man 8)|Wily Tower]] stage. In ''Mega Man & Bass'' they appear in Astro Man's stage and [[King Castle|King Stage 2]]. |
{{Nihongo|'''Shururun'''|シュルルン|}} is an enemy from ''[[Mega Man 8]]'' and ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' that appears from [[Bottomless Pit|pits]] like [[Up'n'Down]], but faster, appearing in shorter intervals. It sports a structure similar to a spiked collar around it. Whenever [[Mega Man (character)|Mega Man]] destroys one, another will appear momentarily after a few seconds. In ''Mega Man 8'' they appear in [[Astro Man]]'s stage, [[Grenade Man]]'s stage, and the second [[Wily Tower (Mega Man 8)|Wily Tower]] stage. In ''Mega Man & Bass'' they appear in Astro Man's stage and [[King Castle|King Stage 2]]. |
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Revision as of 17:38, 2 July 2020
Shururun (シュルルン) is an enemy from Mega Man 8 and Mega Man & Bass that appears from pits like Up'n'Down, but faster, appearing in shorter intervals. It sports a structure similar to a spiked collar around it. Whenever Mega Man destroys one, another will appear momentarily after a few seconds. In Mega Man 8 they appear in Astro Man's stage, Grenade Man's stage, and the second Wily Tower stage. In Mega Man & Bass they appear in Astro Man's stage and King Stage 2.
In Mega Man & Bass, Astro Man uses a technique to create portals in the floor that have Shururuns.
Etymology
Its name may be derived from "shururu", a Japanese onomatopoeia for something doing a whirling or snaking motion.