Smorg

This article is about the boss of Chapter 6 from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the smaller enemies that it is composed of, see Smorg (species).

“SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORG!!!”

—Smorg, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

The Thousand-Year Door enemy
Smorg
File:Smorg2.jpg
Location(s)	Excess Express
Max HP	Smorg: 50 Smorg Miasma: 4 Smorg Miasma (Pincher): 6
Attack	Smorg Miasma: 5 Smorg Miasma (Pincher): 10
Defense	Smorg Miasma (Both): 1
Moves	Tentacle Slap (5), Pinch (10)
Items	None
Coins	N/A
Log	A monster made up of tons of smaller Smorgs. It uses Smorg tentacles to attack.
More Level 78 Exp. points 0 Sleep? 0% Dizzy? 0% Confuse? 0% Tiny? 0% Burn? 0% Freeze? 0% Stop? 0% Soft? 0% Fright? 0% Gale Force? 0% KO? 0%
Tattle That's a Smorg. Lots of Smorgs gathered to create this huge monster. Max HP is 50, Attack is 5, and Defense is 1. It attacks with weird tentacles. Defeating the tentacles will drop the body's Defense to 0, making it easier to attack. The tentacles will regenerate, but use that time to deal a ton of damage, OK? It may also take other forms with higher Attack powers, I don't really know. Let's just hurry and beat this thing down so we can save those trapped passengers!
Tattle Log #: 106

Smorg is the boss of Chapter 6 in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Its name may come from the word smog, based on its dark, cloudy appearance. Their vocabulary consists of one word, "Smorg". Smorg is made up of massive hordes of smaller, individual Smorgs, and the base is made up of a cluster of magenta Smorgs. It is the only chapter boss aside from the Shadow Queen that does not guard a Crystal Star.

History

Individual Smorgs are first seen at Riverside Station, where they lift the drawbridge to stop the Excess Express from progressing. Mario discovers a large group of them hidden within the station, who were trying to conceal the switch controlling the bridge. Mario chases them away and presses the switch, lowering the bridge and allowing the train to pass. The next day, it is shown that the Smorgs stowed away on the train and kidnapped the passengers. When the Smorgs are cornered on the top of the train, they combine into one large entity. Once it is defeated, the individual Smorgs blow away in the wind and release the passengers.

At the beginning of the battle, three tentacles surround the main body. After taking a significant amount of damage, the tentacles change shape into a pincer claw, which deals a large amount of damage to Mario and his partner.

Gallery

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  Smorg ready to battle Mario

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  Smorg in pincher form

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	モアモア Moamoa	Could be related to the English word "more", referencing the vast number of individual creatures.
German	Fluffy
Italian	Moa Moa	Variation of Japanese name.
Spanish	Miomio	Mio from "miasma" and the word "mío" (mine).