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|relatives=[[Flame Chomp]] | |relatives=[[Flame Chomp]] | ||
|comparable=[[Snapjaw]]<br>[[Splorch]] | |comparable=[[Snapjaw]]<br>[[Splorch]] | ||
|notable=[[Madame Broode|Broode's Chain Chomp]]<br>[[Chomp Country]]<br>[[Paper Macho Chain Chomp]]<br>[[Princess (Paper Mario: Color Splash)|Princess (''Paper Mario: Color Splash'')]]<br>[[Princess (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Princess (''Paper Mario: The Origami King'')]]<br>[[Underchomp]] | |notable=[[Madame Broode|Broode's Chain Chomp]]<br>[[Chomp Country]]<br>[[Kyankyan]]<br>[[Paper Macho Chain Chomp]]<br>[[Princess (Paper Mario: Color Splash)|Princess (''Paper Mario: Color Splash'')]]<br>[[Princess (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Princess (''Paper Mario: The Origami King'')]]<br>[[Underchomp]] | ||
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===''Yoshi's Island'' series=== | ===''Yoshi's Island'' series=== | ||
====''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'' / ''Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3''==== | ====''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'' / ''Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3''==== | ||
A single Chain Chomp appears in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' and its [[Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3|Game Boy Advance version]], in a room near the beginning of [[Sluggy The Unshaven's Fort]]. It attacks similarly to its other appearances, though it can also lash out at the screen. This Chain Chomp can be defeated by using a [[POW Block]], or a [[ | A single Chain Chomp appears in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' and its [[Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3|Game Boy Advance version]], in a room near the beginning of [[Sluggy The Unshaven's Fort]]. It attacks similarly to its other appearances, though it can also lash out at the screen. This Chain Chomp can be defeated by using a [[POW Block]], or a [[Winged Cloud Maker]]. Doing so grants the player access to a room with a [[Message Block]] in it. This block gives the player a code that, when inputted in the level selection screen, allows the player to freely access any of the [[Mini Battle]]s. | ||
Apart from this enemy, two other varieties of "Chomp" are introduced in this game: [[Big Chain Chomp|Shark Chomp]]s and [[Incoming Chomp]]s. These enemies lack chains and are massive in size, a trait retained by Chain Chomps in many future games. [[Chomp Rock]]s also make an appearance as objects or obstacles; they resemble Chomp heads made of rock. | Apart from this enemy, two other varieties of "Chomp" are introduced in this game: [[Big Chain Chomp|Shark Chomp]]s and [[Incoming Chomp]]s. These enemies lack chains and are massive in size, a trait retained by Chain Chomps in many future games. [[Chomp Rock]]s also make an appearance as objects or obstacles; they resemble Chomp heads made of rock. | ||
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====''Mario Party 3''==== | ====''Mario Party 3''==== | ||
[[File:MP3 Game Guys Sweet Surprise.png|thumb|Two Chain Chomps as seen in ''Mario Party 3'', known as Big Chomp and Little Chomp, in the minigame Game Guy's Sweet Surprise.]] | [[File:MP3 Game Guys Sweet Surprise.png|thumb|Two Chain Chomps as seen in ''Mario Party 3'', known as the Big Chomp and the Little Chomp, in the minigame Game Guy's Sweet Surprise.]] | ||
Chain Chomps appear in ''[[Mario Party 3]]'' in a battle minigame called [[Merry-Go-Chomp]]. A Chain Chomp in this minigame eliminates any player who is closest to the Chain Chomp after the roulette has stopped spinning. On the [[Spiny Desert]] board, a chainless Chain Chomp can be seen near the start of the board, chewing on a bone. In [[Game Guy's Sweet Surprise]], [[Big Chain Chomp|Big Chomp]] and Little Chomp, two Chain Chomps of different sizes, are eating a cake; the player wins by correctly guessing which one finishes first. In the Japanese version, Little Chomp is referred to as an ordinary Chain Chomp. If the player correctly predicts that Little Chomp will win, their coins will be multiplied by 4, 8, 16, 32 or 64 depending on the number shown next to Little Chomp's icon. The higher Little Chomp's coin multiplier is, the lower its chance is of winning. | Chain Chomps appear in ''[[Mario Party 3]]'' in a battle minigame called [[Merry-Go-Chomp]]. A Chain Chomp in this minigame eliminates any player who is closest to the Chain Chomp after the roulette has stopped spinning. On the [[Spiny Desert]] board, a chainless Chain Chomp can be seen near the start of the board, chewing on a bone. In [[Game Guy's Sweet Surprise]], the [[Big Chain Chomp|Big Chomp]] and the Little Chomp, two Chain Chomps of different sizes, are eating a cake; the player wins by correctly guessing which one finishes first. In the Japanese version, the Little Chomp is referred to as an ordinary Chain Chomp. If the player correctly predicts that the Little Chomp will win, their coins will be multiplied by 4, 8, 16, 32 or 64 depending on the number shown next to the Little Chomp's icon. The higher the Little Chomp's coin multiplier is, the lower its chance is of winning. | ||
Chainless Chain Chomps additionally appear as a partner in Duel Mode. They are not a default partner and must be earned in the lottery. They attack both the player and their partners. Their salary is six coins, they have 2 health, and they have 1 attack. Their special attack is to grow to a large size (resembling a [[Big Chain Chomp|Shark Chomp]]) to squash their opponent. | Chainless Chain Chomps additionally appear as a partner in Duel Mode. They are not a default partner and must be earned in the lottery. They attack both the player and their partners. Their salary is six coins, they have 2 health, and they have 1 attack. Their special attack is to grow to a large size (resembling a [[Big Chain Chomp|Shark Chomp]]) to squash their opponent. | ||
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====''Paper Mario: The Origami King''==== | ====''Paper Mario: The Origami King''==== | ||
In ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]'', a Chain Chomp named Princess appears in [[Shogun Studios]]. While she does not harm Mario, she simply blocks the path to the [[Ninja Attraction]] by threatening to bite him. To get past Princess, Mario must trade the Baseball with the Dry Bones duo in exchange for a | In ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]'', a Chain Chomp named Princess appears in [[Shogun Studios]]. While she does not harm Mario, she simply blocks the path to the [[Ninja Attraction]] by threatening to bite him. To get past Princess, Mario must trade the [[Baseball (item)|Baseball]] with the Dry Bones duo in exchange for a [[Bone (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Bone]]. When Princess is given the bone, she takes a liking to [[Olivia]] as hearts appear above her head. Princess shows affection every time Mario walks by her from then on. | ||
A [[Paper Macho Soldier|Paper Macho]] [[Paper Macho Chain Chomp|Chain Chomp]] appears in the Spring of Jungle Mist. If Mario chooses to follow [[Bowser Jr.]]'s or [[Olivia]]'s directions at one point, they reach a dead end and the Chomp suddenly appears from the bushes and lunges at them, causing a Game Over. This means that the right path is [[Kamek]]'s, so that the group can see the Chomp and avoid it, although they must escape and reach a tree root to trap it, and like before, if Mario does not keep up with the others, he receives a Game Over. While climbing the large tree, the Chomp chasing Mario and co., and a Game Over will result if the Chomp catches them. Once the group grabs onto the vine to swing away, the Chomp attempts to leap after them, only to plummet. The Chomp does not appear again during revisits to the level. | A [[Paper Macho Soldier|Paper Macho]] [[Paper Macho Chain Chomp|Chain Chomp]] appears in the Spring of Jungle Mist. If Mario chooses to follow [[Bowser Jr.]]'s or [[Olivia]]'s directions at one point, they reach a dead end and the Chomp suddenly appears from the bushes and lunges at them, causing a Game Over. This means that the right path is [[Kamek]]'s, so that the group can see the Chomp and avoid it, although they must escape and reach a tree root to trap it, and like before, if Mario does not keep up with the others, he receives a Game Over. While climbing the large tree, the Chomp chasing Mario and co., and a Game Over will result if the Chomp catches them. Once the group grabs onto the vine to swing away, the Chomp attempts to leap after them, only to plummet. The Chomp does not appear again during revisits to the level. | ||
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====''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''==== | ====''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''==== | ||
[[File:Normal chompattack.png|thumb|Chain Chomp, as it appears during the [[Pocket Chomp]] move in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''.]] | [[File:Normal chompattack.png|thumb|Chain Chomp, as it appears during the [[Pocket Chomp]] move in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''.]] | ||
[[File:ShroobChomp.png|thumb|left|140px|Elder Princess Shroob's Chain Chomp]] | [[File:ShroobChomp.png|thumb|left|140px|[[Kyankyan]], the Elder Princess Shroob's Chain Chomp]] | ||
In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', the [[Pocket Chomp]] is a [[Bros. Item]]. At first it appears to be a small Chomp in a ''Mario Party''-like orb, but when released, it more than triples in size and chases the brothers across the screen, forcing them to [[jump]] on any enemy in their way. Occasionally, a Chomp with a ribbon on its head and white eyelashes appears, which is slower than a normal one. This is likely implying it is female. The Pocket Chomps bark, but it sounds more of the bark in ''Super Mario 64'' and [[Super Mario 64 DS|its remake]] than later games like ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. The [[Elder Princess Shroob]] uses a Shroob version of a regular Chain Chomp for one of her attacks during the first phase of her boss battle. | In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', the [[Pocket Chomp]] is a [[Bros. Item]]. At first it appears to be a small Chomp in a ''Mario Party''-like orb, but when released, it more than triples in size and chases the brothers across the screen, forcing them to [[jump]] on any enemy in their way. Occasionally, a Chomp with a ribbon on its head and white eyelashes appears, which is slower than a normal one. This is likely implying it is female. The Pocket Chomps bark, but it sounds more of the bark in ''Super Mario 64'' and [[Super Mario 64 DS|its remake]] than later games like ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. The [[Elder Princess Shroob]] uses a Shroob version of a regular Chain Chomp called [[Kyankyan]] for one of her attacks during the first phase of her boss battle. | ||
A chainless Chomp also appears while Mario, Luigi, [[Baby Mario]], and [[Baby Luigi]] are heading through the Warp Pipe to get to the top of the Princess Shroob statue in [[Shroob Castle]]. It leaps out of the basement's sewer water and bashes the pipe, redirecting its destination to the basement. Later, as the brothers are about to hit a [[! Block]] to cross a pit of spikes and leave the basement, the Chomp leaps out of the water, eats the block, and heads into one of the five Warp Pipes visible on the map. The player must use the Star blocks that appear to damage the Chomp four times with lasers. However, on the final attempt, Chomps fill up all the pipes. The player can tell the correct Chomp apart from the others by looking at which one is barking the fastest. When it is defeated, the Chomp is destroyed and the block heads back to its original position. Unlike most chainless depictions of Chomps, this one has the chain holder in the back rather than the back being smooth and round. | A chainless Chomp also appears while Mario, Luigi, [[Baby Mario]], and [[Baby Luigi]] are heading through the Warp Pipe to get to the top of the Princess Shroob statue in [[Shroob Castle]]. It leaps out of the basement's sewer water and bashes the pipe, redirecting its destination to the basement. Later, as the brothers are about to hit a [[! Block]] to cross a pit of spikes and leave the basement, the Chomp leaps out of the water, eats the block, and heads into one of the five Warp Pipes visible on the map. The player must use the Star blocks that appear to damage the Chomp four times with lasers. However, on the final attempt, Chomps fill up all the pipes. The player can tell the correct Chomp apart from the others by looking at which one is barking the fastest. When it is defeated, the Chomp is destroyed and the block heads back to its original position. Unlike most chainless depictions of Chomps, this one has the chain holder in the back rather than the back being smooth and round. | ||