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A '''Shroob Rex''' is a purple [[Shroobified]] [[Rex]] found in [[Shroob Castle]], during the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. Shroob Rexes never appear in the overworld, they only appear in battle alongside other enemies.
A '''Shroob Rex''' is a purple [[Rex]] found in [[Shroob Castle]], during the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. Shroob Rexes never appear in the overworld, they only appear in battle alongside other enemies.


In battle, they use a wide variety of attacks. First, they jump, then [[Ground Pound]], creating an energy wave. This attack can be dodged by [[Jump]]ing. However, depending on where the Shroob Rex Ground Pounds, the timing changes. If the Shroob Rex ground pounds closer to [[Luigi]], he must jump first, followed by [[Mario]]. If closer to Mario, he must jump first, followed by Luigi. If the Shroob Rex Ground Pounds at an equal distance between the two, both Mario Bros. must jump at the same time to avoid the energy wave.
In battle, they use a wide variety of attacks. First, they jump, then [[Ground Pound]], creating an energy wave. This attack can be dodged by [[Jump]]ing. However, depending on where the Shroob Rex Ground Pounds, the timing changes. If the Shroob Rex ground pounds closer to [[Luigi]], he must jump first, followed by [[Mario]]. If closer to Mario, he must jump first, followed by Luigi. If the Shroob Rex Ground Pounds at an equal distance between the two, both Mario Bros. must jump at the same time to avoid the energy wave. This attack can cause the [[Trip]] status ailment.


A Shroob Rex can also shoot boulders at the Mario Bros. These boulders can be deflected with a [[Hammer]]. When shot, the boulder may split in two, requiring both Baby Mario Bros. to swing their Hammers at the same time. Additionally, the Shroob Rex can fire one boulder that homes in on one Mario Bro. When deflected, the boulder rolls into the second Mario brother, and must be deflected again. It homes in on Mario first when it lifts its head up before spitting out the fireball and it homes in on Luigi first if it lifts its head down. If it does not lift its head, the fireball splits in two.
A Shroob Rex can also shoot boulders at the Mario Bros. These boulders can be deflected with a [[Hammer]]. When shot, the boulder may split in two, requiring both Baby Mario Bros. to swing their Hammers at the same time. Additionally, the Shroob Rex can fire one boulder that homes in on one Mario Bro. When deflected, the boulder rolls into the second Mario brother, and must be deflected again. It homes in on Mario first when it lifts its head up before spitting out the fireball and it homes in on Luigi first if it lifts its head down. If it does not lift its head, the fireball splits in two. This attack can cause the [[Burn]] status ailment.


The Shroob Rex's final attack is simply charging into a Mario Bro., running off the battlefield and into the back of the second Mario Bro. This attack can be dodged or countered by jumping, but only if certain prerequisites are met. A normal-sized Shroob Rex is too tall to jump over, so the attack can't be dodged. However, whenever a Shroob Rex is jumped on by a Mario Bro., it becomes flatter like a normal Rex. Only the flattened Shroob Rex can be jumped over.  
The Shroob Rex's final attack is simply charging into a Mario Bro., running off the battlefield and into the back of the second Mario Bro. This attack can be dodged or countered by jumping, but only if certain prerequisites are met. A normal-sized Shroob Rex is too tall to jump over, so the attack can't be dodged. However, whenever a Shroob Rex is jumped on by a Mario Bro., it becomes flatter like a normal Rex. Only the flattened Shroob Rex can be jumped over.  
At 200 HP, Shroob Rex has the highest HP of all regular enemies, surpassing the first four bosses and, in the international releases, on par with [[Swiggler]].


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|JapM=From 「ドラボン」 ''dorabon'', the name for Rex, and 「ゲドンコ」 ''gedonko'', the name for ''Shroobs''
|JapM=Portmanteau of「ゲドンコ」(''Gedonko'', [[Shroob]]) and「ドラボン」(''Dorabon'', [[Rex]])
|Fra=Dracox
|Fre=Dracox
|FraM=''Draco'' refers to dragon-like species; the ''x'' is the initial of ''Xhampi'', the French name of the ''Shroobs''
|FreM=From "draco" (a term that refers to dragon-like species) and the initial of "Xhampi" (Shroob)
|Ger=Shroob Rex
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|Spa=Dinoshroob
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|SpaM=From ''dinosaurio'' (dinosaur) and ''Shroob''
|SpaM=From "dinosaurio" (dinosaur) and "Shroob"
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|Kor=게도본
|KorR=Gedonbon
|KorM=Portmanteau of "게돈코" (''Gedonko'', Shroob) and "드래본" (''Deuraebon'', Rex)
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Latest revision as of 09:31, January 8, 2024

Partners in Time enemy
Shroob Rex
Animated idle of a Shroob Rex
Location(s) Shroob Castle
Role Common
Battled by Anyone
HP 200
POW 160 (150)
Defense 120 (130)
Speed 62
Experience 185
Level 27
Coins 12
Item drop Mix Flower – 12.75%
100-Point Pants – 2.25%
Notice
  • Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions (if they differ from the original American release).

A Shroob Rex is a purple Rex found in Shroob Castle, during the events of Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. Shroob Rexes never appear in the overworld, they only appear in battle alongside other enemies.

In battle, they use a wide variety of attacks. First, they jump, then Ground Pound, creating an energy wave. This attack can be dodged by Jumping. However, depending on where the Shroob Rex Ground Pounds, the timing changes. If the Shroob Rex ground pounds closer to Luigi, he must jump first, followed by Mario. If closer to Mario, he must jump first, followed by Luigi. If the Shroob Rex Ground Pounds at an equal distance between the two, both Mario Bros. must jump at the same time to avoid the energy wave. This attack can cause the Trip status ailment.

A Shroob Rex can also shoot boulders at the Mario Bros. These boulders can be deflected with a Hammer. When shot, the boulder may split in two, requiring both Baby Mario Bros. to swing their Hammers at the same time. Additionally, the Shroob Rex can fire one boulder that homes in on one Mario Bro. When deflected, the boulder rolls into the second Mario brother, and must be deflected again. It homes in on Mario first when it lifts its head up before spitting out the fireball and it homes in on Luigi first if it lifts its head down. If it does not lift its head, the fireball splits in two. This attack can cause the Burn status ailment.

The Shroob Rex's final attack is simply charging into a Mario Bro., running off the battlefield and into the back of the second Mario Bro. This attack can be dodged or countered by jumping, but only if certain prerequisites are met. A normal-sized Shroob Rex is too tall to jump over, so the attack can't be dodged. However, whenever a Shroob Rex is jumped on by a Mario Bro., it becomes flatter like a normal Rex. Only the flattened Shroob Rex can be jumped over.

At 200 HP, Shroob Rex has the highest HP of all regular enemies, surpassing the first four bosses and, in the international releases, on par with Swiggler.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ゲドボン
Gedobon
Portmanteau of「ゲドンコ」(Gedonko, Shroob) and「ドラボン」(Dorabon, Rex)

French Dracox
From "draco" (a term that refers to dragon-like species) and the initial of "Xhampi" (Shroob)
German Shroob Rex
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Italian Shroob Rex
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Korean 게도본
Gedonbon
Portmanteau of "게돈코" (Gedonko, Shroob) and "드래본" (Deuraebon, Rex)

Spanish Dinoshroob
From "dinosaurio" (dinosaur) and "Shroob"