- Not to be confused with Chomp Rock.
| Paper Mario enemy
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| Stone Chomp
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| Location(s)
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Dry Dry Ruins
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| Max HP
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4
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| Attack
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3
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| Defense
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1
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| Moves
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Body Hurl (3)
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| Role
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Boss
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| Type
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Ground
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| Items
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None
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| Coins
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5
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| More
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| Level
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10
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| Run
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N/A
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| Strong
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Fire
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| Weak
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None
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| Sleep?
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0%, -1
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| Dizzy?
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75%, -1
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| Shock?
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50%, 0
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| Shrink?
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75%, 0
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| Stop?
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75%, -1
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| Fright?
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0%
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| Air Lift?
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25%
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| Hurricane?
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25%
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| Tattle
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This is a Stone Chomp, who guards the treasure in this room. He's made of stone. Duh! Max HP: 4, Attack Power: 3, Defense Power: 1 His jaws can supposedly crush a Coconut. I don't know about you, but I don't want to become a snack.
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Stone Chomps are a variety of Chomp resembling living Chomp Rocks that live within the borders of Dry Dry Ruins in Paper Mario. They guard artifacts within the temple; when Mario takes an artifact, they surprise him by falling off the ceiling or jumping out of a wall design and then attacking him. In battle, they act as a weaker version of the normal Chomps that assist Tutankoopa; specifically, they have a lower defensive power.
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the Red Chomp is given a similar role as a weaker counterpart to normal Chain Chomps.
Names in other languages
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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Notes
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| Japanese
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ストーンワンワン[?]
Sutōn Wanwan
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Stone Chomp
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| Chinese (simplified)
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石头汪汪[1]
Shítou Wāngwāng
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Stone Chomp
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| French
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Caillas'chomp[?]
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Pebble Chomp
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| German
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Fels-Chomp[?]
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Rock Chomp
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References
