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Although Lakitus are believed to only be able to control clouds, some Lakitus have shown some signs of weather control as well. ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' had Thunder Lakitus which dropped lightning that started fires along the ground, although they seemed to be aided by some sort of mechanical apparatus. However, both of the boss Lakitus, [[Enemies in New Super Mario Bros.|Lakithunder]] and [[Enemies in Super Mario Galaxy 2|King Lakitu]], seemed to naturally display the ability to fire lightning from their clouds.
 
Although Lakitus are believed to only be able to control clouds, some Lakitus have shown some signs of weather control as well. ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' had Thunder Lakitus which dropped lightning that started fires along the ground, although they seemed to be aided by some sort of mechanical apparatus. However, both of the boss Lakitus, [[Enemies in New Super Mario Bros.|Lakithunder]] and [[Enemies in Super Mario Galaxy 2|King Lakitu]], seemed to naturally display the ability to fire lightning from their clouds.
  
Despite all these evil Lakitus working with Bowser's army, there are actually a number of benevolent ones as well. Lakitus have been known to work in camera crews (in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''), as shopkeepers (in ''[[DDR Mario Mix]]'') as umpires (the tennis games), and they are most well-known for their role in the ''Mario Kart'' series, where there is a Lakitu referee will count down to the beginning of the race (using a traffic light dangling from its fishing line) and use its fishing pole to save any fallen racers.  There was also one Lakitu who acted as an ally to Mario in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', named [[Lakilester]].
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Despite all these evil Lakitus working with Bowser's army, there are actually a number of benevolent ones as well. Lakitus have been known to work in camera crews (in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''), as shopkeepers (in ''[[DDR Mario Mix]]'') as umpires (the tennis games), and they are most well-known for their role in the ''Mario Kart'' series, where there is a Lakitu referee will count down to the beginning of the race and use its fishing pole to save any fallen racers.  There was also one Lakitu who acted as an ally to Mario in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', named [[Lakilester]].
  
 
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