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Eyerok is a boss in the Mario series. He made his debut appearance in Super Mario 64. This character is two separate sandy hands with a single blue eye in middle of his palms.

History

Super Mario 64/Super Mario 64 DS

Eyerok first appears in Super Mario 64 as the boss in the pyramids of Shifting Sand Land. He guards one of the 120 Power Stars and resides in a rectangular block in the center of the pyramid. To access the area, Mario must stand on all four pillars in Shifting Sand Land to open the top of the pyramid. Mario must then go through the opening top to go down a platform leading him to Eyerok and the giant rectangular cube with a cubical opening. Mario must then break the brick to enter and battle Eyerok.

When battling Eyerok, Mario must avoid his punching attacks he levitates in midair and later his sliding punching attacks which Eyerok tries to use to knock Mario off the edge. If Mario is hit by his punching, he loses three bars of his health meter. Mario must destroy Eyerok by punching his eye in both of his hands three times (making six total). Once this is accomplished, Eyerok is defeated and releases a Power Star.

In Super Mario 64 DS, Eyerok reappears once again with no changes. However, there is an alternative way for Luigi to access Eyerok; he must backflip and spin from the closest platform in the sand to fall into the cubical part with a brick blocking it. He must break the brick and then engage battle.

Mario Kart DS

Eyerok appeared once more in the Nintendo DS video game Mario Kart DS as the second boss in the Missions mode with Mario as the required character to fight this boss. In the battle, Eyerok tries to strike back by making a fist and trying to punch Mario or to defend their eyes from being attacked. Mario has to wait for Eyerok to make an opening so he may use his Green Shells and throw them at his eyes. Each hand must be shot three times total with the shell, making six in the actual total to fully defeat Eyerok. If played as Yoshi, he can breathe fire at Eyerok and Wario only needs to hit each eye twice.

Mario Tennis Aces

The Eyerok himself does not appear, but his cousin, the Snow Ogre, appears. He appears similar, but there are no eyes on his palms, but there are on his hands's backs.

Origins

Naming

The name of the boss is obviously a play on the words Eye and Rock, seeing how the rock based opponent features an eye in each hand. It can also be speculated that it is referencing the term "I Rock".

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	Iwante	Pun on iwa (rock) and te (hand)
Español	El Tutanmanón Genitive: Lois Tutanmanonus Dative: Loy Tutanmanoni Ablative: Lod Tutanmanone	From Tutankhamun and Spanish La Mano (hand)
Italiano	Il Rocciócchio Genitive:Lois Rochiocchís Dative: Loi Rocchiocchíoi Accusative: Ló Rocchiócchiom Ablative: Lode Rocchiócchiod	From La Roccia (stone) and L'ócchio (eye).
Français	Le Cyrock	From Le Cyclope (cyclops) and La Roche (rock) and English rock.

Trivia

Eyerok behaves similarly to Bouldergeist's hands and how Bouldergeist uses them in the same way in attacking.
The Knucklotec has a similar attack pattern.

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-'''Eyerok''' is a boss who initially appeared in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' for the [[Nintendo 64]]. The boss features two separated stone hands with a single eye in the middle of each one. The goal of the battle is to attack those eyes at the right moments, though doing so will become a challenge as they'll work cooperatively to prevent [[Mario]] from doing so. Obviously, the boss returned in the DS remake of the game called ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''.
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+{{VG Character
+| name = Eyerok
+| image = [[File:Eyerok64.png|250px]]
+| caption = Eyerok's appearance in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''.
+| series = ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]''
+| firstgame = ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' (1996)
+| creator = [[Nintendo]]
+}}
-Eyerok appeared once more in the [[Nintendo DS]] video game ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' as a boss. In the game, the player would have to shoot [[Green Shell]]s in the middle of the hands in order to attack the eyes. Doing so a total of three times would kill it.
+'''Eyerok''' is a boss in the [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. He made his debut appearance in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. This character is two separate sandy hands with a single blue eye in middle of his palms.
+==History==
+===''Super Mario 64''/''Super Mario 64 DS''===
+Eyerok first appears in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' as the boss in the pyramids of [[Shifting Sand Land]]. He guards one of the 120 [[Power Star]]s and resides in a rectangular block in the center of the pyramid. To access the area, Mario must stand on all four pillars in Shifting Sand Land to open the top of the pyramid. Mario must then go through the opening top to go down a platform leading him to Eyerok and the giant rectangular cube with a cubical opening. Mario must then break the brick to enter and battle Eyerok.
+When battling Eyerok, Mario must avoid his punching attacks he levitates in midair and later his sliding punching attacks which Eyerok tries to use to knock Mario off the edge. If Mario is hit by his punching, he loses three bars of his health meter. Mario must destroy Eyerok by punching his eye in both of his hands three times (making six total). Once this is accomplished, Eyerok is defeated and releases a Power Star.
+*In ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', Eyerok reappears once again with no changes. However, there is an alternative way for [[Luigi]] to access Eyerok; he must backflip and spin from the closest platform in the sand to fall into the cubical part with a brick blocking it. He must break the brick and then engage battle.
+===''Mario Kart DS''===
+[[File:EyerokMarioKartDS.png|thumb|[[Mario]] battling Eyerok in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''.]]
+Eyerok appeared once more in the [[Nintendo DS]] video game ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' as the second boss in the Missions mode with [[Mario]] as the required character to fight this boss. In the battle, Eyerok tries to strike back by making a fist and trying to punch Mario or to defend their eyes from being attacked. Mario has to wait for Eyerok to make an opening so he may use his Green Shells and throw them at his eyes. Each hand must be shot three times total with the shell, making six in the actual total to fully defeat Eyerok. If played as [[Yoshi (character)|Yoshi]], he can breathe fire at Eyerok and [[Wario]] only needs to hit each eye twice.
+===''Mario Tennis Aces''===
+The Eyerok himself does not appear, but his cousin, the [[Snow Ogre]], appears. He appears similar, but there are no eyes on his palms, but there are on his hands's backs.
+==Origins==
+===Naming===
 The name of the boss is obviously a play on the words Eye and Rock, seeing how the rock based opponent features an eye in each hand. It can also be speculated that it is referencing the term "I Rock".
+==Names in other languages==
-{{MarioStub}}
+{| class="article-table"
+!Language
+!Name
+!Origin
+|-
+|Japanese
+|''Iwante''
+|Pun on ''iwa'' (rock) and ''te'' (hand)
+|-
+|Español
+|El Tutanmanón
+* Genitive: Lois Tutanmanonus
+* Dative: Loy Tutanmanoni
+* Ablative: Lod Tutanmanone
+|From ''Tutankhamun'' and Spanish ''La Mano'' (hand)
+|-
+|Italiano
+|Il Rocciócchio
+* Genitive:Lois Rochiocchís
+* Dative: Loi Rocchiocchíoi
+* Accusative: Ló Rocchiócchiom
+* Ablative: Lode Rocchiócchiod
+|From ''La Roccia'' (stone) and ''L'ócchio'' (eye).
+|-
+|Français
+|Le Cyrock
+|From ''Le Cyclope'' (cyclops) and ''La Roche'' (rock) and English ''rock''.
+|}
+==Trivia==
-[[Category: Mario characters]]
+*Eyerok behaves similarly to [[Bouldergeist]]'s hands and how Bouldergeist uses them in the same way in attacking.
-[[Category: Mario enemies]]
+*The [[Knucklotec]] has a similar attack pattern.
-[[Category: Mario bosses]]
+[[Category:Mario characters]]
+[[Category:Mario bosses]]