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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*The name "Ruff Puff" comes from a corruption of the word "rough," the "puff" part of their name seemingly coming from the simple fact that they are clouds. | *The name "Ruff Puff" comes from a corruption of the word "rough," the "puff" part of their name seemingly coming from the simple fact that they are clouds. | ||
*In ''Paper Mario'' Ruff Puffs have noses, while in its sequels they don't. | *In ''Paper Mario'' Ruff Puffs have noses, while in its sequels they don't. Ruff Puffs also appear darker in this game. | ||
== Names in Other Languages == | == Names in Other Languages == | ||
Revision as of 11:12, July 17, 2009
Ruff Puffs are cloud enemies that appear in the Paper Mario series. They attack by bonking people in the head, and charging up for electric attacks. Ruff Puffs are the followers of Huff N. Puff, and so along with the giant cloud they invaded Flower Fields in the original Paper Mario. In the game's sequels, Ruff Puffs were simply generic enemies. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door they appear inside Riverside Station and that is their only appearance. Ruff Puffs appeared in the Overthere Stair in Super Paper Mario. This was their first appearance in an actual cloud-themed area. Ruff Puffs also appear in the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials
Notable Ruff Puffs
Sub-Species
Paper Mario Series Stats and Tattle Information
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Trivia
- The name "Ruff Puff" comes from a corruption of the word "rough," the "puff" part of their name seemingly coming from the simple fact that they are clouds.
- In Paper Mario Ruff Puffs have noses, while in its sequels they don't. Ruff Puffs also appear darker in this game.
