| Super Paper Mario Enemy
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| Putrid Piranha
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| Max HP
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5
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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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Land of the Cragnons (Downtown of Crag, Gap of Crag, Floro Caverns)
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| Card Type
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Common
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| Card Description
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| It's a poisonous Piranha Plant. As they say, every rose has its venomous bite.
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| Tattle
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| This disgusting weed is a Putrid Piranha. It will spew poisonous sludge at you... Max HP is 5 and Attack is 2. if you are poisoned, you will lose HP quickly... Thankfully, most items that restore HP also cure poison. Some say that pollution turned them into poisonous weeds...
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List of Catch Cards
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“"IDENTIFIED AS...MARIO! ALERT! REPORT TO BOSS! ALERT! ALERT!"
”
—Putrid Piranha, Paper Mario
There are two main species of Putrid Piranha in the Mario series. They are found in Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and Super Paper Mario.
Just like the original Piranha Plant, the Paper Mario variety is red with white spots. They are located on Lavalava Island and in the depths of Mt. Lavalava. However, the Putrid Piranhas found in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door and Super Paper Mario are yellow with red spots. These can be found in either Keelhaul Key or The Land of the Cragnons.
The Putrid Piranha is a little bigger than the average Piranha Plant and are best known for their nasty poison breath. Their first appearance was in Jade Jungle, in Paper Mario, when they attacked baby orange Yoshi.
[edit] History
[edit] Paper Mario
| Paper Mario Enemy
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| Putrid Piranha
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| Max HP
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12
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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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Jade Jungle
Mt. Lavalava
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| Moves
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Chomp (3), Poison Breath (2, Poison)
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| Tattle
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| This is a Putrid Piranha. Putrid Piranhas sometimes bite, but the truly scary thing is their nasty, poisonous breath. The power of their bad breath is 2, but your HP will begin to fall if you get poisoned. You should try to recover as quickly as possible if you get poisoned.
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The Putrid Piranhas of Paper Mario are found on Lavalava Island. These Putrid Piranhas are red with white spots and have yellow-stained teeth. Putrid Piranhas are close relatives of the Piranha Plants. Unlike most other Piranha Plants, this Putrid Piranha can survive in the hot temperatures and conditions of Mt. Lavalava. Some of them also appear as mini-bosses in the Jade Jungle located on Lavalava Island. During battle Putrid Piranhas can use a poison breath attack. This attack poisons Mario while doing two points of damage.
[edit] Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
| Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Enemy
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| Putrid Piranha
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| Max HP
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8
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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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Keelhaul Key
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| Log
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A poisonous Piranha Plant. It'll poison your allies. Use your guard effectively to avoid poisoning.
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| Items
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None
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| Moves
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Jaw Clamp (3), Poison Breath (2 to Mario and Partner, Poison)
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| Tattle
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| That's a Putrid Piranha. It's a poisonous Piranha Plant. That color is totally sickly... Max HP is 8, Attack is 3, and Defense is 0. It bites, AND it attacks with super-rank poison breath. Breath mint, table four! If you get poisoned, your HP will slowly go down, so, y'know, try not to.
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Bestiary
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Putrid Piranhas reappear in the sequel of Paper Mario as well and can be found on Keelhaul Key. Instead of being red with white spots, they are yellow with red spots. In addition, their teeth are purple. Like their Lavalava relatives, the Putrid Piranha has glands that turn their breath into a lethal poison. Unlike their Lavalava relatives, they do not droop and are not able to live in burning temperatures.
[edit] Super Paper Mario
These are the Putrid Piranhas that live in the Land of the Cragnons in Super Paper Mario. They look the same as the Putrid Piranhas from the previous game. This Putrid Piranha emerges from pipes and will only use its poisonous breath instead of the chomp. These Putrid Piranhas have a high chance of dropping items due to the poison status being very deadly if the player has no items. It is possible to stomp it when it is exhaling the poisonous gas by jumping on its exposed head.
[edit] Names in Other Languages
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
ポイズンパックン
Poizun Pakkun |
Poison Piranha Plant
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| Spanish |
Piraña Pocha |
Rotten Piranha
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| French |
Piranha Pouah
Piranha Kipu |
Yuck Piranha
Stinking Piranha. "Kipu" is pun on qui pue (stinking).
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| German |
Faul-Piranha |
Rotten Piranha
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