| Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Enemy
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| Flower Fuzzy
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| Max HP
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6
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| Attack
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3
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| Defense
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0
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| Location(s)
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Glitz Pit, Keelhaul Key, Pit of 100 Trials
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| Log
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A Fuzzy with lovely coloring. It'll suck your FP and attack with magic when full.
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| Items
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Shooting Star, Stop Watch, Ice Storm, Slow Shroom, Sleepy Sheep, Last Stand P
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| Moves
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FP Drain (Absorbs 3 FP [if only 1 or 2 FP are applicable, then that is drained]), FP Thunder (3 to Mario and Partner), Kissy-Kissy (3, only uses when Mario lacks FP)
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| Tattle
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| That's a Flower Fuzzy. Wow, what a totally pretty Fuzzy, don'tcha think? Max HP is 6, Attack is 3, and Defense is 0. This thing attacks by boinging in and sucking out FP. How uncool! We need FP! Once it charges up its own FP, it uses magical attacks. Better beat it before it does. Oh! I just got it! It's a Flower Fuzzy because it sucks your FP (Flower Points)! Duuuuuuh! Hee hee!
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Bestiary
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A Flower Fuzzy is a subspecies of Fuzzy, introduced in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They typically live in tropical locations such as Keelhaul Key. However, some Flower Fuzzies seem to inhabit places such as the Pit of 100 Trials (floors 31 through 39) and Glitzville (as a member of the Glitz Pit fighting team, The Fuzz). Though normal Fuzzies are black in coloration, Flower Fuzzies have a pale pink coloration. They are arguably more powerful than other Fuzzies in the game, as they are capable of draining Mario and party's Flower Points instead of their Heart Points. Initially, Flower Fuzzies will drain 3 FP from the player per attack (hence their name); however, if the player runs out of FP, the Flower Fuzzies will begin to drain 3 HP from the player per attack.
Flower Fuzzies also have an additional attack to use against the player. This attack appears as an electrical force that damages both Mario and his present partner, causing three damage points to each. However, this attack costs the Flower Fuzzy 4 FP, meaning that said Flower Fuzzy must absorb 4 FP from the player before being able to initiate the attack.
On Keelhaul Key, Flower Fuzzies are usually seen in battle alongside Green Fuzzies. With a total of 6 HP, they have the highest HP of any common Fuzzy enemy found in the game; only the Gold Fuzzy, a semi-boss of Chapter 1, has more HP.
| Super Paper Mario Enemy
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| Pink Fuzzy
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| Max HP
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10
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| Attack
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2
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| Defense
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| Location(s)
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Castle Bleck
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| Card Type
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Common
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| Card Description
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| If you had to be a Fuzzy, pink wouldn't be a bad color. Still, no one's winning any cuteness contests here.
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| Tattle
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| This bouncing ball of fur is called a Pink Fuzzy. It lives to endlessly bounce around... Max HP is 10 and Attack is 2. I wonder if it thinks about the color pink all day... You better keep your distance and use ranged attacks to defeat it...
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List of Catch Cards
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In Super Paper Mario, they are called Pink Fuzzies, since they no longer drain FP. They attack like regular Fuzzies, by bouncing around erratically, but they have both their HP and Attack stats doubled.
[edit] Names in Other Languages
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
フラワーチョロボン
Furawā Chorobon |
Flower Fuzzy
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| Spanish |
Peludito Floral |
Literal translation
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| French |
Fuzzy Fleur |
Literal translation
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| German |
Wiesen-Fuzzy (TTYD)
Rosa Fuzzy (Super Paper Mario) |
Wiesen means "meadows"
Pink Fuzzy
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