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| Superstar Saga Enemy
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| Pestnut (2)
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| Location(s)
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Oho Ocean Seabed, Gwarhar Lagoon
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| Level
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19
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| HP
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40 (30)
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| POW
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50-54 (44-46)
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| Defense
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50 (30)
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| Speed
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20 (30)
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| Experience
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35 (25)
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| Coins
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5 (6)
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| Item Drop
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Refreshing Herb – 16.13% (32.26%)
None – 0% (Red Pepper - 32.26%)
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| More
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| Fire
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Critical
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| Thunder
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Normal
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| Jump
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Spiny
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| Hammer
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Normal
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| Hand
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Normal
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| Stun?
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60%
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| Burn?
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0%
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| Stat Down?
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100%
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| Notice
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- Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese version (if they differ from the original American and European stats).
- Stats in gray are only found in the game's coding and are not available during "normal" gameplay.
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Elite Pestnuts are small, round, plant-like enemies that are found in Oho Ocean in the game Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. They are the stronger variety of the Pestnuts encountered in Chucklehuck Woods. They did not receive their own name to distinguish them from their weaker counterparts until the remake, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions. The original Game Boy Advance title simply called them Pestnuts.
Unlike their weaker counterparts, they do not appear in the overworld, and instead reside with Bloopers. Elite Pestnuts are covered in spikes, making them impossible to Jump on, unless one is wearing any of the "Spiny-Killer Jump" Badges. The spiky creatures can attack by rolling into their target from the front or behind. Although it is slightly stronger than the green version, this variety is also faster than the weaker variety and can also poison the Mario Bros. with its attacks.
In both forms, after the Elite Pestnut takes enough damage, the spikes fall out, revealing a Beanie or Gold Beanie underneath. However, any revealed from this form will float away, although it still gives out its usual item drops. In the 3DS remake, the Beanie or Gold Beanie that is revealed from an Elite Pestnut will automatically drown and be defeated instead, since they are unable to battle underwater, but will still give Coins and sometimes items when defeated in this matter.
In the 3DS remake, Elite Pestnuts appear as enemies in Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser. They are melee troopers, and attack by rolling into their opponents. Their special skill in Spin to Win, allowing them to roll into a minion three times. Due to their spikes, attacking a Pestnut from the side or from above cause damage to the minion. Elite Pestnuts are weak against Spear Guys.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
ウニマロ
Unimaro |
From 「ウニ」 uni (sea urchin).
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| Spanish (NOA) |
Pipo marino |
From Pipo (Suit) and Marino (Marine)
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| Spanish (NOE) |
Castaña marina |
Marine Pestnut
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| French |
Oursine |
The name comes from oursin (urchin)
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| German |
Sehr-Igel |
Pun on Seeigel (sea urchin) and sehr (very)
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| Italian |
EchinGoomba (Original game)
Ricciolo (Remake) |
From "Echinoderma" (echinoderm, the scientific group name of sea urchins, starfish and related animals) and "Goomba", despite the fact that contains a Beanie, not a Goomba.
Little Urchin
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