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In battle, he is accompanied by the [[Red & Blue Goomba Bros.]] Mario will find him by his [[Goomba King's Fortress|fortress]]. The easiest way of defeating him is to hit the [[Goomnut]] Tree at the start of the battle to make one giant Goomnut fall on him and the Red & Blue Goomba Bros., doing three damage and instantly knocking the weakened Goombas out. When the Goomba King is defeated, he surrenders and retreats to his fort while pleading that Mario will not press a nearby switch. When Mario presses the switch, the Goomba King tries to warn him to not press it, but realizes he already pressed it. The fort changes into a bridge to get to [[Toad Town]], and he and his minions are sent flying and fall into the abyss, defeated. | In battle, he is accompanied by the [[Red & Blue Goomba Bros.]] Mario will find him by his [[Goomba King's Fortress|fortress]]. The easiest way of defeating him is to hit the [[Goomnut]] Tree at the start of the battle to make one giant Goomnut fall on him and the Red & Blue Goomba Bros., doing three damage and instantly knocking the weakened Goombas out. When the Goomba King is defeated, he surrenders and retreats to his fort while pleading that Mario will not press a nearby switch. When Mario presses the switch, the Goomba King tries to warn him to not press it, but realizes he already pressed it. The fort changes into a bridge to get to [[Toad Town]], and he and his minions are sent flying and fall into the abyss, defeated. | ||
While Mario battles the Goomba King and the Red & Blue Goomba Bros., [[Kammy Koopa]] is secretly observing the battle. She reports back to Bowser, who is furious at the Goomba King's defeat and also yells "I used the Star Rod to make him a king because he begged me..." | While Mario battles the Goomba King and the Red & Blue Goomba Bros., [[Kammy Koopa]] is secretly observing the battle. She reports back to Bowser, who is furious at the Goomba King's defeat and also yells "I only used the Star Rod to make him a king because he begged me to..." | ||
In the ending parade of ''Paper Mario'', the Red & Blue Goomba Bros. are trying to get the Goomba King out of a tree. He then falls out, and dizzily wobbles off the screen, followed by the Goomba Bros. | In the ending parade of ''Paper Mario'', the Red & Blue Goomba Bros. are trying to get the Goomba King out of a tree. He then falls out, and dizzily wobbles off the screen, followed by the Goomba Bros. | ||
====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ||
Although the Goomba King does not physically appear in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', a character known in the English localization as the '''Chestnut King''' is mentioned as the main antagonist of [[Luigi]]'s tale. In all non-English language versions of the game, this character is referred to as the Goomba King instead.<ref>{{cite|url=themushroomkingdom.net/pmttyd_j2e.shtml|title=Mario in Japan {{!}} Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door|publisher=The Mushroom Kingdom|language=en|accessdate=June 30, 2024}}</ref> Goombas are named 「クリボー」 (''kuribō'', literally "chestnut people") in Japanese, and both the Goomba King and the Chestnut King are referred to as the 「クリキング」 (''kuri kingu'', literally "chestnut king"). This follows the convention of food-related names within the [[List of implied locations#Waffle Kingdom|Waffle Kingdom]]. It is unknown if the Chestnut King and Goomba King are meant to be the same character, as the descriptions of the two characters differ from each other | Although the Goomba King does not physically appear in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', a character known in the English localization as the '''Chestnut King''' is mentioned as the main antagonist of [[Luigi]]'s tale. In all non-English language versions of the game, this character is referred to as the Goomba King instead.<ref>{{cite|url=themushroomkingdom.net/pmttyd_j2e.shtml|title=Mario in Japan {{!}} Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door|publisher=The Mushroom Kingdom|language=en|accessdate=June 30, 2024}}</ref> Goombas are named 「クリボー」 (''kuribō'', literally "chestnut people") in Japanese, and both the Goomba King and the Chestnut King are referred to as the 「クリキング」 (''kuri kingu'', literally "chestnut king"). This follows the convention of food-related names within the [[List of implied locations#Waffle Kingdom|Waffle Kingdom]]. It is unknown if the Chestnut King and Goomba King are meant to be the same character, as the descriptions of the two characters differ from each other. Despite other translation inconsistencies being fixed in the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch remake]], the Chestnut King is still referred to as such in the English localization. | ||
According to Luigi, the Chestnut King is the villain who kidnaps [[List of implied characters#Princess Eclair|Princess Eclair]] from the Waffle Kingdom and brings her to [[List of implied locations#Hatesong Tower|Hatesong Tower]]. Luigi travels to the tower by using the [[List of implied items#Marvelous Compass|Marvelous Compass]]. Once there, Luigi challenges the Chestnut King to a battle. The king eventually loses to Luigi and his [[hammer]]. However, before Luigi can deliver the final blow, Princess Eclair appears and stops him. It turns out that the Chestnut King and the princess are actually lovers, much to Luigi's dismay. The King was transformed into a monster through the magic of [[List of implied characters#Minister Crepe|Minister Crepe]] of the Waffle Kingdom. Eventually, Luigi defeats Crepe, presumably restoring the Chestnut King to his former self. Luigi never directly admits that he was wrong in believing that the Chestnut King was the Princess' captor (although he does admit after a long pause that, though he had won, he ended up beating a shadowy figure shortly afterward), and Mario can only read about it in the [[Super Luigi (series)|Super Luigi book series]]. | According to Luigi, the Chestnut King is the villain who kidnaps [[List of implied characters#Princess Eclair|Princess Eclair]] from the Waffle Kingdom and brings her to [[List of implied locations#Hatesong Tower|Hatesong Tower]]. Luigi travels to the tower by using the [[List of implied items#Marvelous Compass|Marvelous Compass]]. Once there, Luigi challenges the Chestnut King to a battle. The king eventually loses to Luigi and his [[hammer]]. However, before Luigi can deliver the final blow, Princess Eclair appears and stops him. It turns out that the Chestnut King and the princess are actually lovers, much to Luigi's dismay. The King was transformed into a monster through the magic of [[List of implied characters#Minister Crepe|Minister Crepe]] of the Waffle Kingdom. Eventually, Luigi defeats Crepe, presumably restoring the Chestnut King to his former self. Luigi never directly admits that he was wrong in believing that the Chestnut King was the Princess' captor (although he does admit after a long pause that, though he had won, he ended up beating a shadowy figure shortly afterward), and Mario can only read about it in the [[Super Luigi (series)|Super Luigi book series]]. | ||
===''Super Mario 64 DS''=== | ===''Super Mario 64 DS''=== | ||
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===''Mario Kart DS''=== | ===''Mario Kart DS''=== | ||
[[File:Goombossrace.png|thumb|left|Goomboss racing Toad in ''Mario Kart DS''.]] | [[File:Goombossrace.png|thumb|left|Goomboss racing Toad in ''Mario Kart DS''.]] | ||
Goomboss is the boss of the third level of the Missions mode in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. The player character, [[Toad]], races | Goomboss is the boss of the third level of the Missions mode in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. The player character, [[Toad]], races Goomboss in three laps of the {{classic-link|GCN|Baby Park}}. After each lap, Goomboss becomes bigger and angrier, but he has to stop for a few seconds to grow, giving the player a chance to pass him. Another chance to pass him is when he stops to throw one [[Goomba]] on the first lap; one or three Goombas on the second lap; or one, three, or five Goombas on the third lap. On the second lap, Goomboss will run in a circle once if the player or Goomboss keep running into each other. If Toad hits a Goomba, the player will lose one of their three balloons, and if the player does not reach the goal in time, they lose all three balloons and fail the mission, although the player will not lose a balloon if Toad hits Goomboss. Occasionally, Goomboss will throw a [[Mushroom]] instead of a Goomba to fool the player, allowing the player to get a boost of speed. Additionally, on the third lap, Goomboss will cheat by [[Hop (move)|hop]]ping over the center divider, improving his chances of winning. If the player is in front of Goomboss, he will not stop to toss Goombas, but will run faster so he can catch up. | ||
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SM64DS Goomboss.png|In-game model of Goomboss from ''Super Mario 64 DS'' | SM64DS Goomboss.png|In-game model of Goomboss from ''Super Mario 64 DS'' | ||
MKDSGoombossModel.png|Data-rendered model from ''Mario Kart DS'' | MKDSGoombossModel.png|Data-rendered model from ''Mario Kart DS'' | ||
SM64DS Goomboss Fight.png|Yoshi fights Goomboss | SM64DS Goomboss Fight.png|Yoshi fights Goomboss | ||
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