| Super Paper Mario Enemy
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| Megabite
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| Location(s)
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Yold Desert (1-3), Yold Ruins (1-4), Gloam Valley (2-1), Merlee's Mansion (2-2), The Bitlands (3-1), The Dotwood Tree (3-3), Fort Francis (3-4), Planet Blobule (4-2), Downtown of Crag (5-1), Gap of Crag (5-2), Overthere Stair (7-3), The Overthere (7-4), Flipside Pit of 100 Trials
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| Max HP
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4
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| Attack
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1
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| Defense
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?? (Reduces all damage to 1)
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| Score
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800
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| Items
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Ghost Shroom
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| Card Type
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Uncommon
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| Card Location(s)
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Card Shop; Catch Card/SP
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| Card Description
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| Only takes 1 point of damage. This disembodied head really knows how to ruin a picnic. Lay low until it finds someone else to terrorize.
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| Tattle
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| That's a Megabite. It's an evil skull that soars through the skies... Max HP is 4 and Attack is 1. It will only take 1 damage per attack... It will eventually fly off, so don’t worry about defeating it every time... No one knows where they come from or where they go...
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List of Catch Cards
170 171 172
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Megabites are strange, evil skulls that appear in the game Super Paper Mario. The waving purple tails coming out of their skulls gives them a vaguely fish-like appearance. Their name is a portmanteau of "megabyte," a measurement in computing, and "bite."
Megabites swoop down from the sky at the heroes, dealing 1 damage with each hit. No matter how high the heroes' attack power is, Megabites will only take 1 damage per hit. With 4 HP, it will take four hits to defeat. In the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials, they appear immediately upon entrance to the floors they appear on. Its location is not specific; it tends to appear in various locations at 3 to 5 minutes. Some locations where the enemy has been sighted include Chapter 1-3, Chapter 1-4, Chapter 2-1, Chapter 2-2, Chapter 3-1, Chapter 3-3, Chapter 3-4, Chapter 4-2, Chapter 5-1, Chapter 5-2 (where the fire tablet is located), Chapter 7-3, and Chapter 7-4. It is very possible it could appear randomly on other chapters as well. Mario and his friends needed to keep an eye out for Megabites as they can serve as a distraction when fighting other enemies. Also, if the player does not defeat a Megabite after about seven swoops, the enemy will flee and leave the player with no points. Megabites also have a chance of dropping items such as a Shooting Star, a Thunder Rage, or, more rarely, a Catch Card SP, as well as lots of coins so its best to defeat them quickly.
Related species[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
デスデス
Desudesu |
Death Death
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| French |
Mégaoctête |
Pun on mégaoctet (megabyte) and tête (head)
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| German |
Megabiss |
Pun on mega and Biss (bite)
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| Italian |
Megabite |
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