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'''Bloopurns''' are brown urn enemies found in [[Dreamy Driftwood Shore]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. The name is a combination of the words "[[Blooper]]" (what it uses to attack with), and "urn" (which is what it resembles). They attack by opening themselves to send out [[Blooper]]s. Outside of battle, Bloopurns will let out a single Blooper to try to hit the player first. It will send out up to three Bloopers that spin towards Mario in midair. If they stop spinning, [[Mario]] must [[jump]] over them, otherwise, he should not jump. The other attack Bloopurns utilize is launching three Bloopers that dive at Mario. These can be [[hammer]]ed back. When a Bloopurn is hit with a hammer attack, it falls over and releases either a various amounts of [[coin]]s, a [[Mushroom]] or up to three [[Spiny|Spinies]] if there is no other type of enemy or there are Spinies. However, attacking a Bloopurn with a hammer twice will anger it, making it deal more damage, similar to the [[Fury]] status effect. If there is [[Dreamcap R|Dreamcaps R]] present, it will drop [[Dreamcap Captain R|Dreamcap Captains R]] instead. | '''Bloopurns''' are brown urn enemies found in [[Dreamy Driftwood Shore]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. The name is a combination of the words "[[Blooper]]" (what it uses to attack with), and "urn" (which is what it resembles). They attack by opening themselves to send out [[Blooper]]s. Outside of battle, Bloopurns will let out a single Blooper to try to hit the player first. It will send out up to three Bloopers that spin towards Mario in midair. If they stop spinning, [[Mario]] must [[jump]] over them, otherwise, he should not jump. The other attack Bloopurns utilize is launching three Bloopers that dive at Mario. These can be [[hammer]]ed back. When a Bloopurn is hit with a hammer attack, it falls over and releases either a various amounts of [[coin]]s, a [[Mushroom]] or up to three [[Spiny|Spinies]] if there is no other type of enemy or there are Spinies. However, attacking a Bloopurn with a hammer twice will anger it, making it deal more damage, similar to the [[Fury]] status effect. If there is [[Dreamcap R|Dreamcaps R]] present, it will drop [[Dreamcap Captain R|Dreamcap Captains R]] instead. | ||
In the British English version of the game, [[Bowser]] references this enemy when describing [[Antasma]]'s screeching, saying he "sounds like a beached Bloopurn." In the American English version, he says "Blooper" instead. | In the British English version of the game, [[Bowser]] references this enemy when describing [[Antasma]]'s screeching, saying he "sounds like a beached Bloopurn." In the American English version, he says "Blooper" instead. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|SpaE=Vasija Blooper | |SpaE=Vasija Blooper | ||
|SpaEM=Blooper Vase | |SpaEM=Blooper Vase | ||
| | |FraE=Jarre Bloups | ||
| | |FraEM=Blooper Jar | ||
|Ger=Bloopurne | |Ger=Bloopurne | ||
|GerM=Bloopurn | |GerM=Bloopurn | ||
