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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*[[Thropher]]s use an unnamed attack similar to Chomp. However, instead of throwing a random enemy, Throphers throw a random object that appears in the game, including bones, bombs, and even music notes.
*[[Thropher]]s use an unnamed attack similar to Monster Toss. However, instead of throwing a random enemy, Throphers throw a random object that appears in the game, including bones, bombs, and even music notes.
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Revision as of 10:49, November 17, 2023

"Chomp (move)" redirects here. For information about the enemy also known as Chomp, see Chain Chomp. For Wario's special attack in the Super Smash Bros. series, see Chomp (Super Smash Bros. series).
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars move
RPG Chomp.png
Monster Toss
Used by Lakitu
Croco
Type Physical
Attack power 2 x normal attack damage
Effect None
Element Neutral
Target One enemy
Blockable Yes

Chomp, known as Monster Toss in the remake, is the name given to a special offensive move that Croco and the Lakitus of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars use. When it is used, the enemy throws another enemy critter at a member of the player's party, dealing great damage, and may down them. The player can halve the damage of the attack by pressing the defense button before the object falls on the member. Croco uses this attack when he fights against Mario in Moleville. Additionally, Croco uses the move only when he has removed the items' pack of Mario's party.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese モンスターアタック
Monsutā Atakku
Monster Attack

Trivia

  • Throphers use an unnamed attack similar to Monster Toss. However, instead of throwing a random enemy, Throphers throw a random object that appears in the game, including bones, bombs, and even music notes.