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|image=[[Image:169. Yellow Magiblot Card.JPG]] | |image=[[Image:169. Yellow Magiblot Card.JPG]] | ||
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|card type=Common | |card type=Common | ||
|tattle=This spellslinging stain is the enemy of fun. It's yellow. But it doesn't seem to be afraid of you! | |tattle=This spellslinging stain is the enemy of fun. It's yellow. But it doesn't seem to be afraid of you! | ||
|tippi = That’s a Yellow Magiblot. They are mad mages that live between | |tippi=That’s a Yellow Magiblot. They are mad mages that live between dimensions... Max HP is 20 and Attack is 5. They only appear long enough to hurl spells at you... They use magic, so I assume they are quite intelligent, but nobody knows for sure... Yellow Magiblots are known for their average HP and Attack… | ||
|before=[[Blue Magiblot|168]] | |before=[[Blue Magiblot|168]] | ||
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==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||
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|Jap=キマジール | |Jap=キマジール | ||
|JapR=kimajīru | |||
|JapM=Yellow ''Majīru'' | |JapM=Yellow ''Majīru'' | ||
|Fra=Magitâche Jaune | |Fra=Magitâche Jaune | ||
Revision as of 12:51, January 29, 2011
Template:Spmenemybox Yellow Magiblots are magic stain creatures that appear in Super Paper Mario. They only appear in Castle Bleck and the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials. They are a balance between the Red and Blue Magiblots. They wait, hidden in the ground, for potential prey to approach. Then, they rise out of the floor, only long enough to shoot magic blobs. They sink back into the floor, then repeat their attack.
It is recommended to either reflect their attacks using Barry, or use an item or character that deals a high amount of damage, because if they are not defeated quickly, they can become quite a nuisance, since they appear in groups.
