Poundette

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Super Mario RPG enemy
Poundette
Battle idle animation of a Poundette from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Location(s) Gate, Factory
HP 150
Attack 140
Magic attack 66
Defense 60
Magic defense 45
Speed 30
Spells None
Sp. attacks Fear Hammer, "Hammer Toss"
Items None
Exp. points 28
Coins 3
Misc. stats
FP 100
Evade 0%
Magic evade 0%
Strong None
Weak Thunder
Bonus Flower Once Again! (50%)
Yoshi Cookie Energizer
Morph rate 100%
Psychopath
"Love conquers ALL."

Poundettes are hammer-like enemies that are members of the Smithy Gang in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. They are found in Smithy's Factory quite frequently. Poundettes are the strongest version of Mad Mallets and act as the bodyguards of the Director. They appear to be female due to their pink handle and the "-ette" suffix on their name.

Profiles and statistics[edit]

Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)[edit]

Poundette
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HP 150
Exp. 28
Weak Elements Lightning
Weak Statuses FearPoisonSleepMute
Drops N/A
Rare Drops N/A
Found In Weapon World
Monster List profile
They absolutely adore love and think about it constantly. Love being what they know will win in the end, though of course that's not part of their job.
Thought Peek
Love conquers ALL.
Animations

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese カン
Kan
This, Mad Mallet's Japanese name「トン」(Ton), and Pounder's Japanese name「テン」(Ten), are from「トンテンカン」(tontenkan, Japanese onomatopoeic term for hammer's striking)
Chinese (Simplified)
Qiāng
Clang
Chinese (Traditional)
Qiāng
Clang
French Clong Onomatopoeia for a falling object
German Platthammer Flat Hammer
Italian Martellona Big hammer; from "martello" (hammer) and the augmentative feminine suffix "-ona", also means "he/she pounds"
Korean
Kkang
Contraction of "깡깡" (Kkangkkang, Korean onomatopoeic term for hammer's striking)
Spanish Martilleta Portmanteau of "martillo" (hammer) and the feminine diminutive suffix "-eta"