Intern Shroob
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| Partners in Time Enemy | |
 An Intern Shroob fighting without its Shroobsworth counterpart. | |
| Intern Shroob | |
| Location | Shroob Castle |
| HP | 132 (120) |
| Power | 100 |
| Defense | 100 |
| Speed | 50 |
| Experience | 180 (per each Shroobsworth - Intern Shroob pair) |
| Coins | 20 (per each Shroobsworth - Intern Shroob pair) |
| Related | Shroobsworth, Shroob |
| Notice | Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions of the game if they differ from the original American stats.[1] |
An Intern Shroob is a smaller, light-colored Shroob that rides on the back of its elderly counterpart, a Shroobsworth. Intern Shroobs ride piggyback style, similar to how the Baby Mario Bros. hold on to their older counterparts. Intern Shroobs, along with Shroobsworths, were assigned to protect the halls of Shroob Castle, the Shroob's base of operations on Mushroom World. The two Shroobs would work together in combat to defeat intruders.
In a battle, an Intern Shroob could aid its Shroobsworth by firing energy blasts from a cannon and by tossing dark meteors at castle intruders. However, once the Shroobsworth is defeated, the Intern Shroob will knock the elderly Shroob out of the battlefield and continue the fight in the elder's place (just like when an older Mario brother falls, his younger self will takes his place). Strangely, the Intern Shroob will not directly fight its opponents; instead, the young Shroob will use a bio-engineered 1-Up Mushroom to revive its fallen comrade. Once revived, the Intern Shroob will get back on the Shroobsworth's back and continue the battle as a team. As such, Intern Shroobs should be eliminated quickly before they can revive their elderly counterparts. Luckily, for some reason, after the Shroobsworth dies, the Intern Shroob will spend an entire turn doing nothing at all, and will only revive their Toadsworth-like comrades on the second turn, giving the Mario Quartet more time to defeat the Intern Shroob.
[edit] Foreign Names
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| French | Petit Xhampi | Literally "Little Shroob" ("Xhampi" is the French name of the Shroobs); likely a play on "petit fils" (grandson) |
[edit] References
- ^ TMK Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time Enemy Guide. Some stats were changed from the original American version of the game to the Japanese and European versions.
