RC Shroober

Partners in Time enemy
RC Shroober
Location(s)	Yoob's Belly
Role	Common
Battled by	Anyone
HP	78 (80)
POW	63 (60)
Defense	41
Speed	35
Experience	26 (36)
Level	12
Coins	8
Item drop	Cannonballer – 12% Ultra Mushroom – 3%
Notice Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions (if they differ from the original American release).

RC Shroobers are enemies that appear in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. They appear in Yoob's Belly, and are found tormenting the Yoshis held there. RC Shroobers are light blue Shroobs with purplish-pink spots that have radio antennae within their head. They are usually seen with small robotic bombs in the overworld that they use to attack the Mario Bros., and normally fight in groups of two or three.

Two of the six Yoshis required to open the second area of Yoob's Belly are each being tormented by an RC Shroober, using their antennae to control a small robot or a small UFO scaring the Yoshi; each RC Shroober fights the Bros. and their baby selves alone once their machine is destroyed. The robot-controlling RC Shroober uses one antenna like the others encountered in the overworld, and Mario dispatches the robot with a press of the button, causing it to attack him. The UFO-controlling one uses two antennae, and is behind a wall; the baby Mario Bros. must Baby Drill to enter a nearby area with a fountain, then use the Baby Pump to shoot the moving UFO with water twice. This causes it to short circuit and then eventually explode, blowing a hole in the wall and allowing the four of them to enter and fight it. Defeating them saves the two Yoshis, who assist the others in moving the Chomp Rock that opens the next section.

In Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and its 3DS remake, a single RC Shroober can be seen among the other frozen Shroobs if the player uses the Jump Helmet attack during the optional boss battle against three Shroobs.

Battle

RC Shroobers place their hands to their head and point their antennae in the direction of the Mario Bros., with the radio waves they produce pointing upward if Mario or Baby Mario is the first target, and downward if first targeting Luigi or Baby Luigi. The amount of antennae used determines the device that they control, as shown in the overworld.

The RC Shroobers use a single antenna to call the robotic bombs, which runs in a circle trying to ram each of the Bros., exploding on contact if they hit. If the hop about before summoning the explosive, it will stall for a moment before attacking. The bomb can be dodged by jumping, and stomping the robot causes it to run towards the RC Shroober and explode, damaging it. If avoided long enough, the bomb will eventually explode harmlessly on its own.

RC Shroobers use two antennae to call a small UFO that hovers over one of the Bros. pairs and beams them into it; the baby Mario brother on that adult brother's back must hammer the UFO before it pulls them in and damages them. Hammering the UFO sends it crashing into the RC Shroober and damages it.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ゲドンコパイロット Gedonko Pairotto	Shroob Pilot
German	RC-Shroober	-
Italian	Teleshroober	Remote Control Shroober
Korean	게돈코파일럿 Gedonko Pailleot	Shroob Pilot
Spanish	Aeroshroob	From Latin for air and Shroob.