Ruff Puff

From the Super Mario Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
Super Paper Mario Enemy
Ruff Puff
RuffPuffCard.png
Max HP 15
Attack 4
Defense
Location(s) Overthere Stair, Flipside Pit of 100 Trials
Card Type Common
List of Catch Cards
116           117           118

Ruff Puffs are cloud enemies that appear in the Paper Mario series. They attack by bonking people in the head in the first game and slamming into them in the latter two. A Ruff Puff's signature move is its ability to charge up for electric attacks. Ruff Puffs are the followers of Huff N. Puff, and so along with the giant cloud they invaded Flower Fields in the original Paper Mario. The name "Ruff Puff" comes from a corruption of the word "rough", while the "puff" part of their name refers to the fact that they are puffy clouds.

In the sequels to Paper Mario, Ruff Puffs were simply generic enemies, and were lighter in colour. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door they appear inside Riverside Station, and are the only Puff to not also appear in the Rogueport Pit of 100 Trials. Ruff Puffs appeared in the Overthere Stair in Super Paper Mario. Ruff Puffs also appear in the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials.

Contents

[edit] Notable Ruff Puffs

[edit] Relatives

[edit] Paper Mario Series Stats and Tattle Information

Paper Mario Enemy
Ruff Puff
RuffPuffPM.png
Max HP 10
Attack 4
Defense 0
Location(s) Flower Fields


Moves Head Bop (4)
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Enemy
Ruff Puff
Ruff Puff.PNG
Max HP 7
Attack 4
Defense 0
Location(s) Riverside Station
Log A relative of the Dark Puff... or perhaps just a different-colored one. It charges up and shocks you with lightning.
Items Thunder Rage, Mr. Softener, Super Shroom
Moves Slam (4), Shocking Charge (Electric), Thunder Attack (4 to Mario and Partner)
Bestiary
67           68           69


[edit] Names in Other Languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese クモクモーン
Kumokumōn
From 「雲」 kumo, meaning cloud.
French Humph Pfff Onomatopoeia reminiscent of someone out of breath
German Schniffi pun on the German word schniefen (means sniffle) or the word schnaufen (means puffing)
Personal tools