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In the episode "[[The Ugly Mermaid]]," King Koopa calls some Rocky Wrenches to help attack Mario and his friends when they were approaching the Doom Sub. However,  Mario would then throw the wrenches back at the Doom Sub, making it spin out. This episode also implies that Rocky Wrenches can breathe underwater (or hold their breath for a very long time), as the Rocky Wrenches had no problems being underwater as they threw their wrenches at Mario and his friends.
In the episode "[[The Ugly Mermaid]]," King Koopa calls some Rocky Wrenches to help attack Mario and his friends when they were approaching the Doom Sub. However,  Mario would then throw the wrenches back at the Doom Sub, making it spin out. This episode also implies that Rocky Wrenches can breathe underwater (or hold their breath for a very long time), as the Rocky Wrenches had no problems being underwater as they threw their wrenches at Mario and his friends.


Finally, a Rocky Wrench (referred to as '''Mr. Rocky Wrench''' by [[Toad]]) has a somewhat major role in the episode "[[Up, Up, and a Koopa]]," in-which the Rocky Wrench guards the cage [[Emperor Ed]] is in. The Rocky Wrench would also growl at Emperor Ed when he attempted to threaten King Koopa. Later, when Mario and Luigi get trapped in the cage as well, Mario attempts to bribe the Rocky Wrench with a [[Fudjie]] chocolate bar, which makes the Rocky Wrench growl at the plumber. When Luigi asks to borrow the Rocky Wrench's wrenches, the now angry Rocky Wrench threatens Mario and Luigi by throwing his wrenches at the two plumbers (with the wrenches coming back to the Rocky Wrench like boomerangs, which is something that never happens in the actual ''Super Mario Bros. 3''). Angry at what the Rocky Wrench did, Mario then claims that he will not invite Rocky Wrench to his next plumbing job. Later in the episode, Toad arrives with a giant magnet that he uses to defeat the Rocky Wrench by throwing the magnet onto the ceiling. This causes the Rocky Wrench's wrenches that he was holding to be pulled up onto the ceiling and causing the Rocky Wrench to be stuck on the ceiling (allowing Toad to rescue the Mario Bros. and Emperor Ed in the process).
Finally, a Rocky Wrench (referred to as '''Mr. Rocky Wrench''' by [[Toad]]) has a somewhat major role in the episode "[[Up, Up, and a Koopa]]," in which the Rocky Wrench guards the cage [[Emperor Ed]] is in. The Rocky Wrench would also growl at Emperor Ed when he attempted to threaten King Koopa. Later, when Mario and Luigi get trapped in the cage as well, Mario attempts to bribe the Rocky Wrench with a [[Fudjie]] chocolate bar, which makes the Rocky Wrench growl at the plumber. When Luigi asks to borrow the Rocky Wrench's wrenches, the now angry Rocky Wrench threatens Mario and Luigi by throwing his wrenches at the two plumbers (with the wrenches coming back to the Rocky Wrench like boomerangs, which is something that never happens in the actual ''Super Mario Bros. 3''). Angry at what the Rocky Wrench did, Mario then claims that he will not invite Rocky Wrench to his next plumbing job. Later in the episode, Toad arrives with a giant magnet that he uses to defeat the Rocky Wrench by throwing the magnet onto the ceiling. This causes the Rocky Wrench's wrenches that he was holding to be pulled up onto the ceiling and causing the Rocky Wrench to be stuck on the ceiling (allowing Toad to rescue the Mario Bros. and Emperor Ed in the process).


Rocky Wrenches are also referenced in the writer's bible from the DVD releases of the show, which refers to Rocky Wrenches as sneaky turtles with a severe overbite that hide in manholes to ambush unsuspecting plumbers. Several pieces of Rocky Wrench concept art can also be seen in the writer's bible, the first being a Rocky Wrench in an airship similar to that of the [[World 8-Airship (Super Mario Bros. 3)|World 8-Airship]] level (though Rocky Wrenches are never seen riding these airships, [[Larry Koopa|Cheatsy]] and [[Ludwig Von Koopa|Kooky]] can be seen controlling two of these airships in the episode "[[True Colors]]"), the second showing full-body artwork of Rocky Wrench, and the third and final piece of concept art showing artwork of Rocky Wrench in a tank from the episode "Princess Toadstool for President."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXha79EO_aU</ref>
Rocky Wrenches are also referenced in the writer's bible from the DVD releases of the show, which refers to Rocky Wrenches as sneaky turtles with a severe overbite that hide in manholes to ambush unsuspecting plumbers. Several pieces of Rocky Wrench concept art can also be seen in the writer's bible, the first being a Rocky Wrench in an airship similar to that of the [[World 8-Airship (Super Mario Bros. 3)|World 8-Airship]] level (though Rocky Wrenches are never seen riding these airships, [[Larry Koopa|Cheatsy]] and [[Ludwig Von Koopa|Kooky]] can be seen controlling two of these airships in the episode "[[True Colors]]"), the second showing full-body artwork of Rocky Wrench, and the third and final piece of concept art showing artwork of Rocky Wrench in a tank from the episode "Princess Toadstool for President."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXha79EO_aU</ref>
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