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{{quote|Now I insist [[Mario|yo]][[Luigi|u]] fully experience the texture, taste and aroma of Chuckola Reserve!|Bubbles|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}} | {{quote|Now I insist [[Mario|yo]][[Luigi|u]] fully experience the texture, taste and aroma of Chuckola Reserve!|Bubbles|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}} | ||
The '''Chuckolator''' is a boss encountered in the game ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and its remake, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]''. The Chuckolator is a large, | The '''Chuckolator''' is a boss encountered in the game ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and its remake, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]''. The Chuckolator is a large, red creature made of [[Chuckola Cola (Mario & Luigi series)|Chuckola Cola]], with black eyes and the metal rims from the barrel's openings above and below its body; its arms can take on different forms such as a rifle or a sword. It was created by [[Bubbles]], the founder of the [[Chuckola Cola, Inc.|Chuckola Cola Company]], to protect his [[Chuckola Reserve]], which he had been working on perfecting for 1,000 years. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The Mario Bros. encounter the Chuckolator during their search for a cure to save [[Queen Bean]] from a [[Belly Blech]]-related disease. When they request some of the Reserve from Bubbles, he explains the amount of time and effort he had invested in perfecting it before showing the Bros. [[Popple]] and [[Rookie]], who had been captured attempting to steal the Chuckola Reserve. Popple yells that the soda was no ordinary beverage and they couldn't stand up to it; the Chuckola Reserve itself then springs to life from its barrel and attacks, sending the thieves flying as Bubbles praises his creation's wonder. He then sets the monster after [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]], forcing them to battle it. | The Mario Bros. encounter the Chuckolator during their search for a cure to save [[Queen Bean]] from a [[Belly Blech]]-related disease. When they request some of the Reserve from Bubbles, he explains the amount of time and effort he had invested in perfecting it before showing the Bros. [[Popple]] and [[Rookie]], who had been captured attempting to steal the Chuckola Reserve. Popple yells that the soda was no ordinary beverage and they couldn't stand up to it; the Chuckola Reserve itself then springs to life from its barrel and attacks, sending the thieves flying as Bubbles praises his creation's wonder. He then sets the monster after [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]], forcing them to battle it. | ||
Upon its defeat, it reforms its barrel and retreats within, | Upon its defeat, it reforms its barrel and retreats within, turning into normal soda once more. Bubbles takes the defeat of his creation poorly and destroys the floor of his shrine, sending the Mario Bros. and the Chuckola Reserve's barrel into the underground caves below. Mario ends up falling in the barrel, and Luigi eventually finds it and brings the barrel back to the castle. Queen Bean is then cured when Luigi jumps on the soda-filled Mario and sprays the Reserve into her mouth, expunging the Belly Blech Worm and returning her to normal. | ||
==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
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However, once deprived of its shield, the Chuckolator can also attack up to three times per turn, and the original game also raises its actual speed. It may alternate between its two attacks multiple times, and uses its rifle arm from whatever position it was standing in previously, making the shots slightly harder to dodge. The Chuckolator only returns to its default position after its turn is complete. | However, once deprived of its shield, the Chuckolator can also attack up to three times per turn, and the original game also raises its actual speed. It may alternate between its two attacks multiple times, and uses its rifle arm from whatever position it was standing in previously, making the shots slightly harder to dodge. The Chuckolator only returns to its default position after its turn is complete. | ||
After enough damage is dealt, the Chuckolator collapses into a smaller form that takes more damage from hammer-base attacks (though it still resists jump-based moves). In the original game, this form has slightly more defense than it did with its shield, and its speed is almost doubled; the remake halves its defense instead and makes it | After enough damage is dealt, the Chuckolator collapses into a smaller form that takes more damage from hammer-base attacks (though it still resists jump-based moves). In the original game, this form has slightly more defense than it did with its shield, and its speed is almost doubled; the remake halves its defense instead and makes it much slower. Its only offense in this form is a ramming attack that may [[Poison (status effect)|poison]] Mario or Luigi unless the target brother counters with the hammer; the remake turns this into a biting attack. Before each of its turns, Bubbles may spin onto the battlefield and tell the monster a joke, restoring varying amounts of [[Heart Point|HP]]; the Chuckolator returns to its previous form if it regains enough HP this way. | ||
In ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions'', the Chuckolator is one of the few bosses not to gain the [[Fury]] status after losing half its HP or more, since it instead takes a weaker form as it did in the original. | In ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions'', the Chuckolator is one of the few bosses not to gain the [[Fury]] status after losing half its HP or more, since it instead takes a weaker form as it did in the original. | ||
