Editing Fire (element)
From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
The edit can be undone. Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then publish the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
| Latest revision | Your text | ||
| Line 171: | Line 171: | ||
====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ||
The way fire is handled is changed in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' and its [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|remake]] in several ways. The [[Fire Shield]] badge has been removed, with its effect being fused with the [[Ice Power]] badge instead, which now gives Mario a +1 bonus in both attack and defense against fire-based enemies, namely [[Ember]]s, [[Lava Bubble]]s, and [[Phantom Ember]]s, on top of the fireproof Jump attacks. These specific enemies are now healed by the amount of damage they were supposed to receive from a fire attack instead of being immune to them. [[Buzzy Beetle]]s and their variants are now immune to fire in all circumstances, even after being flipped. In the remake, attacking enemies that are immune to fire with this element displays a special icon denoting their immunity. Invincible enemies, such as [[The Iron Adonis Twins]], [[Grodus]] with a [[Grodus X|shield]], or the [[Shadow Queen]] at the start of her second phase, are also redundantly immune to fire. | The way fire is handled is changed in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' and its [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|remake]] in several ways. The [[Fire Shield]] badge has been removed, with its effect being fused with the [[Ice Power]] badge instead, which now gives Mario a +1 bonus in both attack and defense against fire-based enemies, namely [[Ember]]s, [[Lava Bubble]]s, and [[Phantom Ember]]s, on top of the fireproof Jump attacks. These specific enemies are now healed by the amount of damage they were supposed to receive from a fire attack instead of being immune to them. [[Buzzy Beetle]]s and their variants are now immune to fire in all circumstances, even after being flipped. In the remake, attacking enemies that are immune to fire with this element displays a special icon denoting their immunity. Invincible enemies, such as [[The Iron Adonis Twins]], [[Sir Grodus]] with a [[Grodus X|shield]], or the [[Shadow Queen]] at the start of her second phase, are also redundantly immune to fire. | ||
Attacks with the fire element in this game include the [[Fire Flower]] item, [[Vivian]]'s [[Fiery Jinx]], and Mario's [[Fire Drive]] if the associated badge is equipped. The game also introduces the [[burn]] status effect: any attack with the fire element can inflict the burn status to its target, which will inflict 1 [[Piercing attack|piercing]] fire damage to them at the end of each turn for a set number of turns; if the target is [[frozen]], the two statuses will immediately cancel each other and return the target to its normal state. This also includes Vivian's [[Shade Fist]], which is not a fire attack, but specifically a normal attack which inflicts burn on the target. The stage nozzle hazard can deal 1 piercing fire damage to one side of the [[Stage (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|stage]] as one of its random effect if they are knocked down. | Attacks with the fire element in this game include the [[Fire Flower]] item, [[Vivian]]'s [[Fiery Jinx]], and Mario's [[Fire Drive]] if the associated badge is equipped. The game also introduces the [[burn]] status effect: any attack with the fire element can inflict the burn status to its target, which will inflict 1 [[Piercing attack|piercing]] fire damage to them at the end of each turn for a set number of turns; if the target is [[frozen]], the two statuses will immediately cancel each other and return the target to its normal state. This also includes Vivian's [[Shade Fist]], which is not a fire attack, but specifically a normal attack which inflicts burn on the target. The stage nozzle hazard can deal 1 piercing fire damage to one side of the [[Stage (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|stage]] as one of its random effect if they are knocked down. | ||
[[Bulky Bob-omb]]s and [[Bob-ulk]]s hit with any fire attack or burn status effect will immediately detonate, dealing [[Explosion (element)|explosion]] damage to all characters on the stage, enemies and allies alike. [[Dry Bones]] and their [[Red Bones]] and [[Dark Bones]] variants will be permanently removed from the fight if they are defeated with a fire attack, or if their corpse receives fire damage before they resurrect. Non-fire enemies with fire attacks include [[Fire Bro]] and [[Grodus]], though the former is still weak to the ice element. Other enemies such as [[Hooktail]], [[Bowser]], and Vivian as a member of the [[Three Shadows]], have attacks that are cosmetically fire-related, but cannot inflict the burn status. | [[Bulky Bob-omb]]s and [[Bob-ulk]]s hit with any fire attack or burn status effect will immediately detonate, dealing [[Explosion (element)|explosion]] damage to all characters on the stage, enemies and allies alike. [[Dry Bones]] and their [[Red Bones]] and [[Dark Bones]] variants will be permanently removed from the fight if they are defeated with a fire attack, or if their corpse receives fire damage before they resurrect. Non-fire enemies with fire attacks include [[Fire Bro]] and [[Sir Grodus|Grodus]], though the former is still weak to the ice element. Other enemies such as [[Hooktail]], [[Bowser]], and Vivian as a member of the [[Three Shadows]], have attacks that are cosmetically fire-related, but cannot inflict the burn status. | ||
{|width=100% | {|width=100% | ||
|width=33% style="vertical-align:top;"| | |width=33% style="vertical-align:top;"| | ||
| Line 208: | Line 208: | ||
*[[Chain Chomp|Chain-Chomp]] | *[[Chain Chomp|Chain-Chomp]] | ||
*[[Red Chomp]] | *[[Red Chomp]] | ||
*[[Grodus]] ([[Grodus X|shielded]]) | *[[Sir Grodus]] ([[Grodus X|shielded]]) | ||
*[[Shadow Queen]] (phase 2, first 3 turns) | *[[Shadow Queen]] (phase 2, first 3 turns) | ||
*[[Shadow Queen|Left/Right Hand]] (first 3 turns) | *[[Shadow Queen|Left/Right Hand]] (first 3 turns) | ||
| Line 411: | Line 411: | ||
Contrarily to previous games in the series, enemies that are resistant to fire will take half damage from the attack rather than a flat 1 damage. Other enemies can be weak to fire and receive increased damage instead, and each enemy has a fixed chance to receive the [[burn]] status from the attack that is separate from their resistance to the element itself. The Fire Gloves and Red-Hot Fangs equipments increase the fire attacks of one Bro and Bowser respectively by 20%. | Contrarily to previous games in the series, enemies that are resistant to fire will take half damage from the attack rather than a flat 1 damage. Other enemies can be weak to fire and receive increased damage instead, and each enemy has a fixed chance to receive the [[burn]] status from the attack that is separate from their resistance to the element itself. The Fire Gloves and Red-Hot Fangs equipments increase the fire attacks of one Bro and Bowser respectively by 20%. | ||
In the original game, [[Coalbit]]s are the only enemies immune to fire entirely; this was changed in the remake, in which they only are strong against it. In the remake, the [[Sea Pipe Statue]] and [[Calorite]]s are the only enemies that gained the ability to be healed by fire attacks, similarly to how it works in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. Calorites and [[Bowser]] are the only two enemies with fire attacks that can inflict the burn status on Mario and Luigi. | |||
In the ''[[Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'' campaign, fire is a more consistent element compared to the [[Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser|previous campaign]]. It is attributed to [[Larry]], [[Fire Bro]]s. and [[Fire Stalking Piranha Plant|Fire Stalking P. Plant]]s, and is strong against all [[Wood (element)|plant]] enemies ([[Pokey]]s [[Sockop]]s, [[Borp]]s, [[Treevil]]s, [[Beehoss]]es, and Fire Stalking P. Plants, who are incidentally weak to themselves). Fire Bros. are still the only fire allies to be weak to the [[Ice Bro]]s. | In the ''[[Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'' campaign, fire is a more consistent element compared to the [[Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser|previous campaign]]. It is attributed to [[Larry]], [[Fire Bro]]s. and [[Fire Stalking Piranha Plant|Fire Stalking P. Plant]]s, and is strong against all [[Wood (element)|plant]] enemies ([[Pokey]]s [[Sockop]]s, [[Borp]]s, [[Treevil]]s, [[Beehoss]]es, and Fire Stalking P. Plants, who are incidentally weak to themselves). Fire Bros. are still the only fire allies to be weak to the [[Ice Bro]]s. | ||
| Line 431: | Line 431: | ||
*[[Pwallop]] | *[[Pwallop]] | ||
*[[Sockop]] | *[[Sockop]] | ||
*[[Snawful]] | *[[Snawful]] | ||
*[[Stonk]] | *[[Stonk]] | ||
