Big Poison Piranha Plant

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Template:Species-infobox Big Poison Piranha Plants[1] are larger variants of Poison Piranha Plants that appear in Super Mario Odyssey.

History

Super Mario Odyssey

When they spot Mario, they spit a large ball of poison at him, creating a large puddle of poison if it touches the ground. Throwing Cappy at a Big Poison Piranha Plant causes it to swallow him, momentarily becoming stunned from choking on Cappy, allowing Mario to jump on the plant.

One Big Poison Piranha Plant appears in the Iron Road section of the Wooded Kingdom, two are found in the power plant in the Metro Kingdom, and three are found in a secret area in the Dark Side where Mario must defeat them without the use of Cappy. Upon defeat, they drop six coins, along with a Power Moon when every Big Poison Piranha Plant in the area are defeated.

Even though regular Poison Piranha Plants are able to be captured, Big Poison Piranha Plants are not, as they will only chew and swallow rocks thrown into their mouths.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Big Poison Piranha Plants (simply called Big Poison Piranhas) are mentioned briefly by Viridi during Palutena's Guidance dialogue for Piranha Plant.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese でかどくパックン
Deka Doku Pakkun
Big Poison Piranha

Chinese (simplified) 巨型喷毒吞食花
Jùxíng Pēn Dú Tūnshíhuā
Giant Poison Piranha Plant

Dutch Reuze-Poison Piranha
Giant Poison Piranha
German Maxi-Gift-Piranha-Pflanze
Maxi-Poison Piranha Plant
Italian Pianta Piranha tossica gigante
Gigantic Toxic Piranha Plant
Russian огромное ядовитое растение-пиранья
ogromnoe yadоvitoe rasteniye-piran'ya
Huge Poisonous Piranha Plant

Spanish (NOA) grande piraña venenosa
Grand Poisonous Piranha
Spanish (NOE) Grande Piraña Venenosa
Grand Poisonous Piranha

References

  1. ^ Walsh, Doug, and Joe Epstein (2017). Super Mario Odyssey: Prima Collector's Edition Guide, page 344.