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Revision as of 09:50, July 15, 2020
A comprehensive list of enemy statistics from the game Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions. For a bestiary related to the original, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, see Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga bestiary.
Legend
- Name: The name of the enemy.
- Normal: Enemy. (Ex: Goomba)
- Bold: Boss. (Ex: Fawful)
- Underlined: Support enemy/object/part. (Ex: Hoho Stone)
- Italic: Tutorial Boss. (Ex: Bowser)
- Location: The location(s) where the enemy is found.
- Level: The player can easily overcome or flee from the enemy if they match or exceed its level.
- HP: The enemy's hit points at the start of the battle.
- POW: The enemy's attack power.
- DEF: The enemy's defense power.
- Speed: The enemy's speed.
- Jump: The effectiveness of Jump attacks: If Normal, the enemy takes regular damage; if Spiny, the move cancels and the player takes damage; if Critical, the enemy takes increased damage; if Weak, the enemy takes reduced damage.
- Hammer: The effectiveness of Hammer attacks: If Normal, the enemy takes regular damage; if Critical, the enemy takes increased damage; if Weak, the enemy takes reduced damage.
- Fire: The effectiveness of fire-based attacks (Mario's solo Firebrand or Fire Bros.): if Critical, the enemy takes increased damage; if Weak, the enemy takes reduced damage; If Heal, the enemy recovers HP proportional of the damage taken.
- Thunder: The effectiveness of thunder-based attacks (Luigi's solo Thunderhand or Thunder Bros.): if Critical, the enemy takes increased damage; if Weak, the enemy takes reduced damage; If Heal, the enemy recovers HP proportional of the damage taken.
- Status Ailments: The chances of the enemy being afflicted with a status effect successfully.
- Burn: The chance of the enemy becoming burned from being hit from a First Strike with Mario's Firebrand or Fire Bros. Additionally, the Super version of Fire Bros has a chance of inflicting the Char status.
- Dizzy: The chance of the enemy becoming dizzy from being hit from a First Strike with Luigi's Thunderhand or using the Super version of Cyclone Bros.
- Stat Down: The chance of the enemy having their POW or DEF lowered from being hit from Thunder Bros. and its Super version.
- Speed Down: The chance of the enemy having their Speed lowered from being hit from a Hammer First Strike.
- Experience: The amount of experience points earned by defeating the enemy.
- Coins: The amount of coins dropped by the enemy.
- Item Drop 1: Basic item that can be earned from defeating the enemy.
- Rate: The rate of the item being dropped from the enemy. The values of the bestiary assume the player does not have Grab Badges or the Salvage Badge or the Game Boy Horror SP equipped.
- Item Drop 2: Rare item that can be earned from defeating the enemy.
- Rate: The rate of the item being dropped from the enemy.
- Item Drop 3: Secret item which can only be obtained with the Game Boy Horror SP or Super Swing Bros.
- Rate: The rate of the Item being dropped when using the Super version of Swing Bros. If the Game Boy Horror SP is equipped, the enemy will always drop this item.
Enemy stats
Notes
Normal Enemies:
- The Fighter Flies fought in the Bros. attack tutorial will always drop a Syrup.
- Unlike in the original, in the remake it is actually possible to counter attack a fully sized Rex with a Jump.
- Chuck Guys and their Elite counterparts tend to call in more Chuck Guys or Elite Chuck Guys when there is only one of them left. One will usually arrive, but occasionally, no Chuck Guys or Elite Chuck Guys will come, making the enemy lose its turn.
- Eekers will preemptively charge up for their Eruption attack, once they've lost half of their HP.
- Mechakoopas sometimes malfunction after being hit, reversing their attack target.
- Ice Snifits and Clumphs which have fled the battle by catching on fire do not reward anything for defeating them.
Bosses:
- All bosses except the tutorial battle against Bowser, the first battle against Fawful, and Wiggler enter a Fury state once they have lost half of their HP, increasing the power and the speed of all of their attacks.
- Although not visible, Hoohooros' pillars, the Chuckolator, and the Piranha Bean also enter this state. Birdo alternatively can enter this state prematurely when defeating Popple first.
- In the first battle against Fawful, after he loses all his HP, he loses his headgear and gains a second HP bar of 30 HP.
- Trunkle's main HP is carried by his weak spot, which he exposes when his big form is destroyed. Alternatively, hitting the palm on his head in his big form also damages his main HP. After hitting the palm once, he starts protecting it until his big form is destroyed.
- Birdo's eggs will break no matter how much damage was dealt to them.
- Fawful's dome will always use his spinning orb attack after having taken eight hits of damage, independent of the damage dealt.
- Hermie III's claws and Cackletta's body parts will only have half of their original HP after being restored.
- Cackletta's body parts except her heart will gradually increase their attack and defense the less HP her heart has.
- Getting Cackletta's head dizzy prevents the rest of her body parts from attacking as well.
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