Smasher

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This article is about the Rabbid from Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. For the ghost from Luigi's Mansion also known as a "smasher", see Blue Twirler.

Smasher
Artwork of a Garden Smasher attacking from Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
Appears in	Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (2017)
Variant of	Rabbid
Variants Smuggler
Comparable Wildclaw

Splash screen featuring Smasher

“My sensors reveal two interesting facts regarding Smasher behavior... One - their temper. If struck by a weapon they will charge their attacker like a raging bull! Two - they have the stamina of a walrus after an all-you-can-eat fish fry. If you're far enough away they stop charging.”

—Beep-0, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle

Smashers are Rabbid enemies appearing in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Hence their name, they carry large slabs which they use to attack characters. They have very low stamina which can lead them to not having a great movement range, but can prematurely move towards any character that attacks them, even counterattacking if they reach said character, including friendly fire on other enemies like Supporters and Bucklers. Additionally, all variants, except the Garden Smasher and the Tropical Smasher, are capable of using a technique that boosts the attack power of itself and other enemies close to it.

In the Smasher's introductory cutscene, multiple Toads are seen getting launched around. The view then shifts to a Smasher who notices a Toad rolling around. It roars at him and slams its block of stone into the ground, causing the Toad to be launched away. The Smasher starts smiling, but then notices the player with a confused expression and the introductory tagline appears beneath it, thus starting the battle.

Variants

There are five Smasher variants, one for each area.

• Garden Smasher: Encountered in Ancient Gardens, this Smasher variant carries a purple block and has 150 HP.
• Sherbet Smasher: Encountered in Sherbet Desert, this Smasher has 225 HP, and its attacks can inflict the Bounce Super Effect. It carries an ice slab.
• Spooky Smasher: Encountered in Spooky Trails, this 340 HP Smasher appears to be undead, with glowing blue eyes, in addition to carrying a portable piano. Its attacks can inflict the Vamp Super Effect.
• Lava Smasher: The final Smasher variant is encountered in the Lava Pit, with a charred appearance, glowing orange eyes, a portable furnace for a smashing block, and 510 HP. Its attacks can inflict the Ink Super Effect.
• Tropical Smasher: This Smasher variant is encountered in the Donkey Kong Adventure DLC. It has a tiki mask with red leaves, a golden pendant, an ancient smashing-block pillar, and 180 HP. Unlike other variants, these Smashers weaken heroes, rather than powering themselves up. They typically use this technique whenever their intended target is out of range of their melee attack. The effect immediately wears off if the Smasher who used it is either Frozen, affected by Rabbid Cranky's Long Story, or defeated.

Stats

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle enemy
Garden Smasher
	Health Points	150 / 765	Team Jump	None	Dash	None
	Area of Movement	4 Cells	Primary Weapon	Melee	Secondary Weapon
				60 DMG / 175 DMG		None
	Pipe Exit Range	2 Cells	Primary Technique		Secondary Technique
				None		None
	Chase Range	4 Cells	Tertiary Technique		Pinheads in Pursuit!
				None

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle enemy
Sherbet Smasher
	Health Points	225 / 765	Team Jump	None	Dash	None
	Area of Movement	4 Cells	Primary Weapon	Melee	Secondary Weapon
				80 DMG / 175 DMG		None
	Pipe Exit Range	2 Cells	Primary Technique	NME Empowerment	Secondary Technique
				+70% DMG		None
	Chase Range	4 Cells	Tertiary Technique		Pinheads in Pursuit!
				None

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle enemy
Spooky Smasher
	Health Points	340 / 765	Team Jump	None	Dash	None
	Area of Movement	4 Cells	Primary Weapon	Melee	Secondary Weapon
				105 DMG / 175 DMG		None
	Pipe Exit Range	2 Cells	Primary Technique	NME Empowerment	Secondary Technique
				+70% DMG		None
	Chase Range	4 Cells	Tertiary Technique		Pinheads in Pursuit!
				None

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle enemy
Lava Smasher
	Health Points	510 / 765	Team Jump	None	Dash	None
	Area of Movement	4 Cells	Primary Weapon	Melee	Secondary Weapon
				135 DMG / 175 DMG		None
	Pipe Exit Range	2 Cells	Primary Technique	NME Empowerment	Secondary Technique
				+70% DMG		None
	Chase Range	4 Cells	Tertiary Technique		Pinheads in Pursuit!
				None

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle enemy
Tropical Smasher
	Health Points	180	Team Jump	None	Dash	None
	Area of Movement	4 Cells	Primary Weapon	Melee	Secondary Weapon
				60 DMG		None
	Pipe Exit Range	2 Cells	Primary Technique	Weaken	Secondary Technique
				-50% DMG		None
	Chase Range	4 Cells	Tertiary Technique		Pinheads in Pursuit!
				None

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スマッシャー[?] Sumasshā	Smasher
French	Démolisseur[?]	Wrecker
Italian	Bestione[?]	Big Beast
Korean	쿵딱이[?] Kungttagi	Thumper
Russian	Крушитель[?] Krushitel'	Smasher

Garden Smasher

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Démolisseur Champêtre[?]	Country Wrecker
Russian	Садовый крушитель[?] Sadovyy krushitel'	Garden Smasher

Sherbet Smasher

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Démolisseur du Sorbet[?]	Sherbet Wrecker
Russian	Заснеженный крушитель[?] Zasnezhennyy krushitel'	Snowy Smasher

Spooky Smasher

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Démolisseur Flippant[?]	Spooky Wrecker
Russian	Жуткий крушитель[?] Zhutkiy krushitel'	Spooky Smasher

Lava Smasher

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Démolisseur de Lave[?]	Lava Wrecker
Russian	Лавовый крушитель[?] Lavovyy krushitel'	Lava Smasher

Tropical Smasher

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Démolisseur Tropical[?]	Tropical Wrecker
Russian	Тропический крушитель[?] Tropicheskiy krushitel'	Tropical Smasher