Bob-omb (Paper Mario: The Origami King)

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“Aaand... that's about all I remember. You know that memory-loss thing? What's it called... Ambrosia? Amnesty? Thinky Thinky Panic?”
Bobby, Paper Mario: The Origami King

Bobby[1], or Bob-omb[1], is an ally to Mario in Paper Mario: The Origami King. At one point in the game, he meets Mario and Olivia in a carriage, looking up to the former like an older brother. It is here where he also explains that he is amnesiac.

In battle, Bobby can use Bomb Bump, a move where he rams into enemies to deal damage, in a similar fashion to Bombette in Paper Mario. Unlike most other Bob-ombs in the series, Bobby does not have a visible fuse.

Trivia

  • Bobby is the only Bob-omb so far to been amputed of a fuse, preventing him to explode.
  • In the website's description, Bobby is the only one to have seen Luigi, who has apparently been missing. However, due to his amnesia, Bobby doesn't remember where.
  • Bobby is the only Bob-omb partner in the series to do not have a unique design (except for his lack of fuse).
    • Bombette is a female pink Bob-omb, being the only Bob-omb with this design in the series.
    • Admiral Bobbery from the second game is a brown Bob-omb with a big white mustache and have a helm of a ship for his wind-up key, being the only one to do so.
  • Bobby refers his amnesia as "Thinky Thinky Panic", which itself is a pun to Doki Doki Panic, which is known in USA as Super Mario Bros. 2
  • His presentation dialogue is a easter egg to Square's (now Square Enix) video game Final Fantasy VII, where the character Barret introduces itself:
    • Bobby: "Me? Well I'm Bob-omb"
    • Barret: "Me? Well I'm Barret"

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ボムへい[2]
Bomuhei
Bob-omb

Chinese (simplified) 炸弹兵[3]
Zhàdànbīng
Bob-omb

Chinese (traditional) 炸彈兵[4]
Zhàdànbīng
Bob-omb

References