Dark Craw
From the Super Mario Wiki
| Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Enemy | |
| Dark Craw | |
| | |
| Max HP | 20 |
| Attack | 6 |
| Defense | 0 |
| Location(s) | Glitz Pit, Pit of 100 Trials |
| Log | A ghastly-looking spearman that'll poke your feet if you try to stomp it when its spear is pointing up. It attacks by throwing spears or charging. |
| Items | P-Down, D-Up |
| Moves | Spear Dash (6), Spear Toss (6) |
| Tattle | That's a Dark Craw. Yikes. What a ghastly-looking spear-thrower. Max HP is 20, Attack is 6, and Defense is 0. Wow, that's some serious Attack power. You don't wanna Jump on it if its spear is pointing up. 'Cause that... would hurt. For a run-of-the-mill spear-tosser, he sure looks like he's got a POINT to make! Ha ha! |
| Bestiary 42 43 44 | |
Dark Craws are a dark version of Craws. They are one of the numerous enemies encountered during the events of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Dark Craws attack in the same manner Gus does: they throw their spears, and charge towards the player with them. Despite the fact that their attacks are exactly the same, a Dark Craw's attack power is double that of a normal craw, bringing it's total attack to six. Because of the Dark Craw's spear, Mario cannot jump on it, for he will take damage. The only way Mario can jump on top of a Dark Craw without taking damage is if he has the Spike Shield badge equipped.
Only one Dark Craw is encountered during the main story of the game. While Mario is fighting in the major league of the Glitz Pit, he will encounter an enemy known as Craw-Daddy. Craw-Daddy is usually ranked within the top five fighters of the Glitz Pit.
Dark Craws are also found in the Pit of 100 Trials, between floors 61 and 69. Here, Dark Craws are found more frequently, and often in groups. Because their attack and HP are so high, fighting multiple Dark Craws at once can be detrimental to Mario's health.
[edit] Names in Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヤリクロウ Yari Kurō | Spear Crow |
| French | Corbolancier | Portmanteau of "corbeau" (crow) and "lancier" (lancer) |
| German | Lanzhäher | Lance Jay |

