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'''Hermite Crabs''' are red hermit crabs with a small sprout on their shells that appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. In the field, Hermite Crabs hide under their shells, occasionally peeping their eyes out, and picking up their shell and chasing [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] if they get near.
'''Hermite Crabs''' are red crab enemies that appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' around [[Wakeport]]. Despite their name, Hermite Crabs are not hermit crabs, and are simply regular crabs that use coconuts as both shelters and weapons. In the field, Hermite Crabs hide under their coconuts, occasionally peeping their eyes out, and pick up their coconut and chase [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] if they get near.


In battle, Hermite Crabs, like on the field, hide under their shells during the Bros.' attack turns, moving from shell to shell every few seconds to confuse the Bros., as more often that not, there will be more shells than Hermite Crabs. Mario and Luigi must attack the shell once in order to rid it from battle and to then be able to attack the Hermite Crab that may be underneath. If the Hermite Crab's attack turn arrives while it is still under its shell, it will likely attack. If not, the Hermite Crab will leave for a moment to throw more unoccupied shells into the battle, some covering its friends, if any.
In battle, Hermite Crabs, like on the field, hide under their coconuts during the bros.' attack turns. They will move from coconut to coconut every few seconds to confuse the bros., as more often than not, there will be more coconuts than Hermite Crabs. Mario and Luigi must attack the coconut once in order to remove it from battle and be able to attack the Hermite Crab that may be underneath. If the Hermite Crab's attack turn arrives while it is still under its coconut, it will likely attack. If not, the Hermite Crab will leave for a moment to throw more coconuts into the battle, some covering its friends, if any.


Hermite Crabs can attack by picking up their shell and throwing it high into the air above a Bro. It will then approach the Bro. it is targeting and idles by them until the shell hits them. The targeted Bro must swing their hammer with the right timing to both knock the shell away and hit the Hermite Crab. If the Hermite Crab stutters backwards when picking up the shell to throw, it will approach the Bro. that won't get hit by the shell, and will side-step away from the Bro. it approaches at the moment before the shell hits the Bro it isn't near. The Bro. who isn't approached must swat the shell away in order to avoid it. Additionally, the approached Bro. may smash the Hermite Crab to deal easy counter-attack damage.
A Hermite Crab can attack by picking up its coconut and throwing it high into the air above a bro. It will then approach the bro it is targeting and idle by him until the coconut hits him. The targeted bro must swing his hammer with the right timing to both knock the coconut away and hit the Hermite Crab. If the Hermite Crab stutters backwards when picking up the coconut to throw, it will approach the bro that will not get hit by the coconut; it will also side-step away from the bro it approaches at the moment before the coconut hits the other bro. The bro who is not approached must swat the coconut away in order to avoid it. Additionally, the approached bro may smash the Hermite Crab to deal easy counter-attack damage.


Hermite Crabs can also pick up their shell, approach a bro, and chuck it in the direction they plan to move. If the Bro. is caught in its planned movement path, they must jump after the shell flies over their head and before it rushes into them.
Hermite Crabs can also pick up their coconut, approach a bro, and chuck it in the direction they plan to move. If the bro is caught in its planned movement path, he must jump after the coconut flies over his head and before it rushes into him.


Mario and Luigi can fight Hermite Crabs as early as visiting [[Mushrise Park]] for the first time, if they visit the pathways that connect to [[Wakeport]] to the west. As such, the Bros. can gather much more experience points from defeating Hermite Crabs at this point in the game than the enemies in Mushrise Park and [[Dozing Sands]] and can prematurely acquire [[Expert Challenges]] points.
Mario and Luigi can fight Hermite Crabs as early as when Boss Brickle gets stuck in the fountain in [[Mushrise Park]], if they visit the pathways that connect to [[Wakeport]] to the west. As such, the bros. can gather many more experience points from defeating Hermite Crabs at this point in the game than the enemies in [[Mushrise Park]] or [[Dozing Sands]], and can prematurely acquire [[Expert Challenges]] points.


A larger Hermite Crab creature appears in the boss battle against [[Big Massif]].
A larger Hermite Crab creature appears in the boss battles against [[Heavy Zest]] and [[Big Massif]]. If the opponent runs into them, their coconut will hit and instantly defeat several [[Hooraw]]s in the background.


A stronger version of these called [[Hermite Crab R]]s appear later on in the game.
A stronger version of these called [[Hermite Crab R|Hermite Crabs R]] appear later on in the game.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
M&LDT Purple Hermite Crab.jpg|A purple Hermite Crab in [[Dreamy Wakeport]]
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ドッカニー
|JapR=Dokkanī
|JapM=Possibly a pun on「どっかに」(''dokka ni'', somewhere) and「{{hover|蟹|カニ}}」(''kani'', crab)
|FreA=Hermicrabe
|FreAM=Portmanteau of "hermit crab" and "crabe" (crab)
|SpaA=Cangrejo Ermeteño
|SpaA=Cangrejo Ermeteño
|SpaAM=From ''cangrejo ermitaño'' (hermit crab) but with an "e" instead of "a", probably because ''-eño'' comes from ''sueño'' (dream).
|SpaAM=From "cangrejo ermitaño" (hermit crab) and possibly "sueño" (dream)
|SpaE=Cangretaño
|SpaE=Cangretaño
|SpaEM=From ''cangrejo ermitaño'' (hermit crab)
|SpaEM=The term "cangrejo ermitaño" (hermit crab) mixed in one word
|Ger=Camokrebs
|GerM=From "camouflage" and "krebs" (crab)
|Ita=Kankris
|ItaM=From ''cancro'' ("{{wp|Cancer (mythology)|cancer}}")
|Rus=Краб-отшельник
|RusR=Krab-otshel'nik
|RusM=Hermite Crab
|Por=Caranguejo eremita
|PorM=Hermit crab
}}
}}
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Latest revision as of 06:54, April 19, 2024

Not to be confused with Hermit crab or Huckit Crab.
Dream Team enemy
Hermite Crab
Hermite crab.png
Location(s) Wakeport
Role Common
Position Normal
Level 13
HP 40
Power 62
Defense 65
Speed 52
Weakness None
Experience 55 (66)
Coins 16 (100%)
Item drop Super Nut (5%)
HP Bangle (3%)
No Hitter 16
World Real

Hermite Crabs are red crab enemies that appear in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team around Wakeport. Despite their name, Hermite Crabs are not hermit crabs, and are simply regular crabs that use coconuts as both shelters and weapons. In the field, Hermite Crabs hide under their coconuts, occasionally peeping their eyes out, and pick up their coconut and chase Mario and Luigi if they get near.

In battle, Hermite Crabs, like on the field, hide under their coconuts during the bros.' attack turns. They will move from coconut to coconut every few seconds to confuse the bros., as more often than not, there will be more coconuts than Hermite Crabs. Mario and Luigi must attack the coconut once in order to remove it from battle and be able to attack the Hermite Crab that may be underneath. If the Hermite Crab's attack turn arrives while it is still under its coconut, it will likely attack. If not, the Hermite Crab will leave for a moment to throw more coconuts into the battle, some covering its friends, if any.

A Hermite Crab can attack by picking up its coconut and throwing it high into the air above a bro. It will then approach the bro it is targeting and idle by him until the coconut hits him. The targeted bro must swing his hammer with the right timing to both knock the coconut away and hit the Hermite Crab. If the Hermite Crab stutters backwards when picking up the coconut to throw, it will approach the bro that will not get hit by the coconut; it will also side-step away from the bro it approaches at the moment before the coconut hits the other bro. The bro who is not approached must swat the coconut away in order to avoid it. Additionally, the approached bro may smash the Hermite Crab to deal easy counter-attack damage.

Hermite Crabs can also pick up their coconut, approach a bro, and chuck it in the direction they plan to move. If the bro is caught in its planned movement path, he must jump after the coconut flies over his head and before it rushes into him.

Mario and Luigi can fight Hermite Crabs as early as when Boss Brickle gets stuck in the fountain in Mushrise Park, if they visit the pathways that connect to Wakeport to the west. As such, the bros. can gather many more experience points from defeating Hermite Crabs at this point in the game than the enemies in Mushrise Park or Dozing Sands, and can prematurely acquire Expert Challenges points.

A larger Hermite Crab creature appears in the boss battles against Heavy Zest and Big Massif. If the opponent runs into them, their coconut will hit and instantly defeat several Hooraws in the background.

A stronger version of these called Hermite Crabs R appear later on in the game.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ドッカニー
Dokkanī
Possibly a pun on「どっかに」(dokka ni, somewhere) and「」(kani, crab)

French (NOA) Hermicrabe
Portmanteau of "hermit crab" and "crabe" (crab)
German Camokrebs
From "camouflage" and "krebs" (crab)
Italian Kankris
From cancro ("cancer")
Portuguese Caranguejo eremita
Hermit crab
Russian Краб-отшельник
Krab-otshel'nik
Hermite Crab

Spanish (NOA) Cangrejo Ermeteño
From "cangrejo ermitaño" (hermit crab) and possibly "sueño" (dream)
Spanish (NOE) Cangretaño
The term "cangrejo ermitaño" (hermit crab) mixed in one word