Throwing objects at these enemies will not affect on them, and when defeated in battle, the Boos release neither Animals or Chaos Drives Sonic Lost World Ī Boo, from the Wii U version of Sonic Lost World. While just touching an attack type Boo will damage the player, defeating one will grant the player three hundred points. Should they reach the playable character, they will either hold them in place for other enemies to attack them, or attack directly. These Boos will float around normally until they spot the player and will start chasing them down. Unlike normal Boos, attack type Boos can hurt the player like regular enemies. After a while, the Boo will disappear, although the player will not earn any points. This does not inflict damage but can briefly stun the playable character. When approached, these Boos will pop up in the playable character's face to feign an attack.

Normal Boos are harmless and scurry along the ground, but will also hide in gravestones, pumpkins, and even just in the ground. In this game, there are two types of Boo: ones with black eyes (normal type) and ones with red and yellow eyes (attack type). The can be found in the following stages for each character:Ī attack type Boo approaching Rouge, from Sonic Adventure 2. The Boos first appeared in Sonic Adventure 2 and its enhanced port Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. As ghosts, they can turn themselves invisible and possess a spirit physiology that causes them to evaporate whenever they take too much damage while tangible.

The Boos have the ability to levitate and move through midair. Despite being nothing more than objects of fear for individuals like Tails, they are actually nice creatures. While normal Boos are rather passive, attack type Boos are much more energetic. Similar to King Boom Boo, the Boos are mischievous and malicious, giggling whenever they cause misdeeds. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Review

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