Editing Belome

|image=[[File:SMRPG NS Belome.png|200px]]<br>Artwork from ''Super Mario RPG'' (Nintendo Switch)

 

In the rematch, Belome trades the Scarecrow Funk attack for more sleeping spells, including [[Light Bubble]] and [[Aurora Flash]]. He also not only eats party members, but also creates clones of them: [[Mario Clone]], [[Mallow Clone]], [[Geno Clone]], [[Bowser Clone]], and [[Peach Clone]] (called "Toadstool 2" clone in the original SNES game, to stay under the character limit). If Mallow uses [[Thought Peek]] on the clones, their thoughts reflect the actual characters' thoughts, with the exception of Mario, whose "....." is a reference to his role as a silent protagonist in the game. In the original game, any active clones must be defeated if Belome is defeated first, whereas in the remake once Belome is defeated, any active clones are instantly defeated.

 

After exploring the sewers, Mario and Mallow enter a large, mostly empty room with Belome standing in the center. Mallow panics upon realizing the monster before them is Belome, who then attacks them. After battling and defeating him, he tells the heroes the cryptic message: "If you defeat me, you still won't beat me. Beware the flood!" and warps away. When he leaves, the [[! Switch|switch]] he stands on is released, causing the floodgate to open, with the water sweeping Mario and Mallow into [[Midas River]].

Later in the game Mario and his allies travel to [[Land's End]], where they discover [[Belome Temple]] and find Belome in it. Mario's party again battles Belome and defeat him. After this battle, Belome declares he is starving and disappears for the rest of the game. However, if Mario and his party travel back to Belome Temple, they will discover a Belome in the form of a golden statue, guarding a room full of treasure. If Mario presents Belome the key from [[Monstro Town]], Belome will eat the key and disappear, allowing him to claim the treasure for himself.

In the Nintendo Switch remake, Belome makes a wish after [[Smithy]] is defeated. His wish is for his scratchy throat to go away. Mario and his allies can find Belome in his temple, in which they can battle him again to help remove his scratchy throat. In this fight, he creates stronger clones of the characters he eats, with each summoned clone providing a barrier to protect Belome. After the battle, Belome's throat is cured. Belome also appears in the ending photo. After [[Culex|Culex 3D]] is defeated, and before the credits start, Belome can be seen at Tadpole Pond with [[Toad (species)|Mushroom People]], [[Toadofsky]] and the Frog Sage.

*"''Mmm, tastes peachy...''" ([[Princess Peach]], in reference to her name)

Belome SMRPG.png|''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''

SMRPG Belome statue.png|Belome "sleeping" as a golden statue in ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''

SMRPG remake Golden Belome statue.jpg|Belome's golden statue form in ''Super Mario RPG'' (Nintendo Switch)

|JapM=From「ベロ」(''bero'', a colloquialism for "tongue") and possibly「ムシャムシャ」(''musha-musha'', onomatopoeia for eating ravenously), with a nonstandard wave dash like in the character's dialog (not reflected in translation); rendered "Berom" in the Shogakukan guide<ref name=FE2>{{cite|title=''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition|page=2|quote='''The Berom Shrine'''}}</ref>

|JapN=The profile instructs the player to pronounce the name as「ベロ～ム」(''Bero~mu'') instead of「ベローム」(''Berōmu'').

|Jap2C=<ref name=FE2/>

|Jap3C=<ref name=FE100>{{cite|title=''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition|page=100}}</ref>

|ChiSM=Long-tongue Monster

|ChiSN=The profile instructs the player to pronounce the homograph「长」(''cháng'', "long" / ''zhǎng'', "to grow") in the same way as「尝」(''cháng'', "to taste") instead of「涨」(''zhǎng'', "to increase").

|DutM=Agent nouns of ''smakken'' ("loud munching")

|FreM=Pun on ''langue'' ("tongue") and ''glouton'' ("glutton")

|GerM=Derived from ''Bellen'' ("bark") and the English name

|ItaM=Portmanteau of ''slinguazzare'' (slang for "to lick"; can also mean "slurring") and ''ingordo'' ("glutton")

|KorM=From 낼름 (''naelleum'', onomatopoeia of licking) and Korean noun-forming suffix ''~이'' ("-i")

|SpaM=Portmanteau of ''can'' ("dog") and ''voraz'' ("glutton")

 

|SpaM=Belome (in the temple)

|Jap=ベロ～ム（のどがチクチク）

|ChiS=长舌妖（喉咙刺刺的）

|ChiT=長舌妖（喉嚨刺刺的）

|GerM=Scratchy-Throat Belome

|Kor=낼름이(목이 따끔따끔)