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A '''Shrooblet''' is a small, baby, purple, [[Goomba]]-like [[Shroob]] with light-blue spots that can be found near [[Hollijolli Village]] in the game ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. They are the weakest enemies in the game. They attack by spinning into [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]]. The attack can be countered by a [[jump]]. If a Shrooblet lifts its right foot before attacking, it will twirl into Mario; if a Shrooblet lifts its left foot before attacking, it will spin into Luigi.
A '''Shrooblet''' is a small, baby, purple, [[Goomba]]-like [[Shroob]] with light-blue spots that can be found near [[Hollijolli Village]] in the game ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. They are the weakest enemies in the game. They attack by spinning into [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]]. The attack can be countered by a [[jump]]. If a Shrooblet lifts its right foot before attacking, it will twirl into Mario; if a Shrooblet lifts its left foot before attacking, it will spin into Luigi.


Luigi gets hit on the head by a Shrooblet as [[Stuffwell]] teaches the player how to heal in the overworld. Regardless of how much [[Heart Point|HP]] Luigi had at the time, he will always be on 1 after the Shrooblet hits him.
Luigi gets hit on the head by a Shrooblet as [[Stuffwell]] teaches the player how to heal in the overworld. Regardless of how much [[Heart Point|HP]] Luigi had at the time, he will always be on 1 HP after the Shrooblet hits him.


If the player uses cheat codes to give Mario enough power to defeat the Shrooblets in one hit in the tutorial battle, the game freezes, forcing the player to reboot the game and start from their last save point. <ref> D2RCR (February 8, 2010). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9S8-2i2l5HY Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time - Shrooblet Game Freeze]</ref>
If the player uses cheat codes to give Mario enough power to defeat the Shrooblets in one hit in the tutorial battle, the game softlocks.<ref> D2RCR (February 8, 2010). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9S8-2i2l5HY Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time - Shrooblet Game Freeze]</ref>
==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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Revision as of 09:52, January 8, 2024

Partners in Time enemy
Shrooblet
A Shrooblet from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
Location(s) Hollijolli Village
Role Common
Battled by Anyone
HP 7 (10)
POW 16 (13)
Defense 18 (13)
Speed 11 (12)
Experience 2
Level 2
Coins 3
Item drop Mushroom – 15%
None – 0%
Notice
  • Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions (if they differ from the original American release).

A Shrooblet is a small, baby, purple, Goomba-like Shroob with light-blue spots that can be found near Hollijolli Village in the game Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. They are the weakest enemies in the game. They attack by spinning into Mario or Luigi. The attack can be countered by a jump. If a Shrooblet lifts its right foot before attacking, it will twirl into Mario; if a Shrooblet lifts its left foot before attacking, it will spin into Luigi.

Luigi gets hit on the head by a Shrooblet as Stuffwell teaches the player how to heal in the overworld. Regardless of how much HP Luigi had at the time, he will always be on 1 HP after the Shrooblet hits him.

If the player uses cheat codes to give Mario enough power to defeat the Shrooblets in one hit in the tutorial battle, the game softlocks.[1]

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ゲドンコミニ
Gedonko Mini
Mini Shroob

French Mini Xhampi
Mini Shroob
German Shrooblet
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Italian Shroobetto
Shrooblet
Korean 게돈코미니
Gedonko-Mini
Shroob Mini

Spanish (NOE) Mini Shroob
Mini Shroob

References