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==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
Before Mario starts organizing the rings every turn, the Water Vellumental creates Water Spouts which will wash away any panels in the same column as them after the rings have been organized. Since the Water Vellumental is flying, [[Hammer]] attacks (aside from the [[Hurlhammer]]) and the [[1,000-Fold Arms]] cannot damage it, although a Jump attack will ground it for the following turn. The Water Vellumental will eventually charge up a Big Wave attack (or Mega Wave on the second turn it charges up), which can be avoided by using the [[Earth Vellumental]]'s power. After using Big Wave, the Water Vellumental will be grounded and can take heavy damage from the 1,000-Fold Arms. If the 1,000-Fold Arms are used at the Water Vellumental's rear end, Mario can grab it by the tail, getting an extra attack on top of the rush ability.<ref>[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q0XqPA7J61o Learning to Love Paper Mario: The Origami King] "YouTube". Retrieved August 11, 2020.</ref> | Before Mario starts organizing the rings every turn, the Water Vellumental creates Water Spouts which will wash away any panels in the same column as them after the rings have been organized. Since the Water Vellumental is flying, [[Hammer]] attacks (aside from the [[Hurlhammer]]) and the [[1,000-Fold Arms]] cannot damage it, although a Jump attack will ground it for the following turn. The Water Vellumental can use Wyvern Whip to attack Mario with its tail if he approaches it from the back, or Wing Ding if Mario is on either side of its wings. | ||
The Water Vellumental will eventually charge up a Big Wave attack (or Mega Wave on the second turn it charges up), which can be avoided by using the [[Earth Vellumental]]'s power. After using Big Wave, the Water Vellumental will be grounded and can take heavy damage from the 1,000-Fold Arms. If the 1,000-Fold Arms are used at the Water Vellumental's rear end, Mario can grab it by the tail, getting an extra attack on top of the rush ability.<ref>[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q0XqPA7J61o Learning to Love Paper Mario: The Origami King] "YouTube". Retrieved August 11, 2020.</ref> | |||
==Profile== | ==Profile== | ||
Revision as of 02:55, August 29, 2020
The Water Vellumental is a dragon with water-based abilities and the second Vellumental boss fought in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It resides in the Water Vellumental Shrine located in Autumn Mountain. After the Water Vellumental is defeated, Olivia obtains its Bibliofold and can then transform into the Water Vellumental and use its abilities while Mario stands on certain Magic Circles. This is first used to flood a nearby lake. It is based on the Azure Dragon.
Battle
Before Mario starts organizing the rings every turn, the Water Vellumental creates Water Spouts which will wash away any panels in the same column as them after the rings have been organized. Since the Water Vellumental is flying, Hammer attacks (aside from the Hurlhammer) and the 1,000-Fold Arms cannot damage it, although a Jump attack will ground it for the following turn. The Water Vellumental can use Wyvern Whip to attack Mario with its tail if he approaches it from the back, or Wing Ding if Mario is on either side of its wings.
The Water Vellumental will eventually charge up a Big Wave attack (or Mega Wave on the second turn it charges up), which can be avoided by using the Earth Vellumental's power. After using Big Wave, the Water Vellumental will be grounded and can take heavy damage from the 1,000-Fold Arms. If the 1,000-Fold Arms are used at the Water Vellumental's rear end, Mario can grab it by the tail, getting an extra attack on top of the rush ability.[1]
Profile
- Gallery description: Flies high and attacks with water. Send it to the ground with your boots, then use the Earth Vellumental's power.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 水ガミ Mizugami |
Water God |
| Dutch | Water-Origant |
Water Vellumental |
| German | Wasser-Pergamenton |
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| Italian | Cartomango dell'acqua |
Water Vellumental |
| Korean | 물의 신수 Murui sinsu |
Legendary creature of Water (Can be 'Legendary' or 'Numinous', 'Divine' depending on translation) |
| Spanish | Papelemental del agua |
Water Vellumental (papelemental is a combination of papel (paper) and elemental (elemental)) |
References
- ^ Learning to Love Paper Mario: The Origami King "YouTube". Retrieved August 11, 2020.
