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MML2 Reaverbots - Kuruguru

Kuruguru
Hit Points:
Type 1: 32 (B), 60 (A), 130 (S)
Type 2: 40 (B), 72 (A), 150 (S)
The spider-like reaverbot returns and remains pretty much unchanged, even in its two color variations.

As always, the behavior of the Kuruguru sends them speeding toward any enemy they spot. If shot enough they will flip over onto their backs. Depending on the strength of the digger, the Kuruguru may be destroyed quickly or flop back upright and again on its back before blowing up.

The ability to instantly flip these reaverbots with a simple kick has been lost since the first game, but the Lifter works even better against them.