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Paratroopas are first encountered in World 1-3. Red Paratroopas fly up and down while green Paratroopas either jump around or fly left and right. Mario or Luigi can defeat a Paratroopa either by shooting a fireball at it in their Fire form or by touching it while under the effects of a Starman. Stomping on a Paratroopa turns it into a regular Koopa Troopa. Due to a possible programming oversight, red Koopa Paratroopas that lose their wings walk off ledges as if they are green Koopa Troopas. Defeating a Koopa Paratroopa earns the player 400 points. To change from his mining role in Caerphilly, that could have had implications for his health, his father accepted the offer of a new job and the family moved to Exeter, Devon, when Cooper was three. It was in Exeter that he acquired the West Country accent that became part of his act. [7] As an adult and on a visit to Wales to visit the house where he was born, Cooper was asked if he considered himself to be a Welshman, to which he answered, "Well yes, my father's Welsh... and my mother's from Devon. Actually I was in Caerphilly and left here when I was about a year old, I was getting very serious with a girl", much to the amusement of the BBC interviewer and himself. [2] a b "Tommy Cooper". ExeterMemories.co.uk. 22 January 2008. Archived from the original on 12 January 2012. Please NOTE: Due to safety concerns, children under the age of 14 years old, are NOT permitted to help with pumpkin-unloading.