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| {{about|the [[List of bosses|boss]] fought by Giant Luigi in the [[Dream World]]|the [[Pi'illo Island]] location|[[Mount Pajamaja]]}} | | {{Articleabout|the [[List of bosses|boss]] fought by Giant Luigi in the [[Dream World]]|the [[Pi'illo Island]] location|[[Mount Pajamaja]]}} |
| {{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Mount Pajamaja|image=[[File:Mount Pajamaja boss.png|200px]]}} | | {{dtenemy |
| {{quote|GOTTA TEACH YOU A LESSON!|Mount Pajamaja|[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]}} | | |name=Mount Pajamaja |
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| | |location=[[Dreamy Mount Pajamaja]] |
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| | |experience=0 |
| | |coins=560 |
| | |coinrate=100% |
| | |itemdrop=Ultra Mushroom (100%), Ultrasyrup Jar (100%), Refreshing Herb (100%) |
| | |raredrop=Metal Gloves (100%) |
| | |related=[[Mount Pajamaja]] |
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| | {{quote|NOW IMA GET SUPERHEATED!|Mount Pajamaja|Mario & Luigi: Dream Team}} |
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| | Mount Pajamaja is a boss in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. Fought in [[Dreamy Mount Pajamaja]], this character is the dream world version of the location in the real world, which happens to be a living creature as well as a volcano. It's the second giant boss Giant Luigi battles in the game. |
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| | == Appearance == |
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| '''Mount Pajamaja''' is a Giant Boss fought in [[Dreamy Mount Pajamaja]], in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. This boss is the [[Dream World]] version of the location in the [[Real World]], which happens to be a living creature as well as a volcano. It is the second Giant Boss fought in the game. Mount Pajamaja is a large volcano with a face, round nose, arms and feet.
| | Mount Pajamaja is a large volcano with a face, arms and feet. |
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| ==History== | | == History == |
| After [[Bowser]] and [[Antasma]] use the [[Dreambeats]] to scare away [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Starlow]] and [[Prince Dreambert]], Mario escapes into the Dream World, ending up in Dreamy Mount Pajamaja. Unfortunately, the portal back to the Real World closed up due to Luigi falling into too deep of sleep when they entered, so Mario and Dreambert think of a way to force the [[Dream Portal]] to reopen. Their solution is to cause the Dream World version of [[Mount Pajamaja]] to erupt in hopes of causing the Dream Portal to the Real World to appear again.
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| Halfway up the mountain, the group realizes that this version of Mount Pajamaja is actually a sentient being, and proceed to annoy it by slamming blocks into the side of its pimple on its nose in an attempt to set off a volcanic eruption. Once they succeed in enraging Mount Pajamaja, they are chased down to the bottom of the mountain, where the Dream Portal has still not reappeared. As a result, Mario and [[Dreamy Luigi]] take on Mount Pajamaja in another giant battle.
| | After [[Bowser]] and [[Antasma]] used the Dream Beats, Mario and co escaped into the Dream World, ending up in [[Dreamy Mount Pajamaja]]. Unfortunately though, the portal back to the real world closed due to Luigi falling into a deep sleep, causing Mario and Dreambert to have to think of a way to force the portal to reopen. |
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| Afterwards, Mount Pajamaja's defeat causes the Dream Portal to open again, allowing Mario to escape. Additionally, Mount Pajamaja can be seen in a dormant state at the top of Dreamy Mount Pajamaja after the events of the battle. After the events of Dreamy Mount Pajamaja, it does not reappear for the rest of the game.
| | Their solution was to cause the Dream World version of Mount Pajamaja to erupt, hopefully causing the portal to the real world to appear again. |
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| ==Battle==
| | Halfway up the mountain though, the group realises that this version of Mount Pajamaja is actually a sentinent being, and proceed to annoy it by slamming blocks into its face in an attempt to set off a volcanic eruption. After a quick chase down to the bottom of the mountain (and the realisation that the portal back to the real world hadn't opened yet), Mario and Dreamy Luigi took on Mount Pajamaja in another giant battle. |
| At the start of the battle, Dreambert begins to instruct Luigi on how to use the [[Hammer Uppercut]], the key to defeating Mount Pajamaja. Luigi is also instructed on how the [[Drill Stomp]] is performed right after the Hammer Uppercut is taught. (The Hammer Uppercut tutorial can be skipped, but not the Drill Stomp tutorial.)
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| While upright, Mount Pajamaja is immune to airborne attacks, preventing use of the [[Jump]] and Drill Stomp techniques. Mount Pajamaja will also take an incredibly small amount of damage from [[Hammer Chop]] if used, as it would block any attempt of it. Luigi must flip Mount Pajamaja over (with either the Hammer Uppercut or with a counter-attack) for him to be able to lower its defense and be able to deal sufficient damage, either the Jump or Drill Stomp attacks being the most effective in this case, the Hammer Chop and Hammer Uppercut doing minimal damage.
| | Afterwards, Mount Pajamaja's defeat caused the portal to open again, and it could be seen in a dormant state at the top of Dreamy Mount Pajamaja again. |
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| Mount Pajamaja can shoot out a volcanic rock from its vent that must be smacked back with swings of Luigi's hammer by swiping upwards when the rock is near Luigi. Several successful returns will eventually result in the rock getting clogged in Mount Pajamaja's vent, soon causing it to explode due to the pressure built up and dealing a small amount of damage to Mount Pajamaja. Failure to counter this will result in Luigi taking damage and Mario being knocked off Luigi, preventing use of [[Rhythm Mushroom]] or Drill Stomp techniques for Luigi's following two turns.
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| Mount Pajamaja may also back up and charge into Luigi (while making steam train-like sounds) who will hold him back temporarily with its hands. The player must rapidly swipe leftwards in order to not get knocked out of the way. If fast enough and successful, Luigi will flip Mount Pajamaja over, leaving it in the position it would be after a Hammer Uppercut. If Luigi cannot flip Mount Pajamaja over in time, it will eventually push through him and send him flying into the air to land hard on the ground causing massive damage to Luigi. | | In battle, Mount Pajamaja has quite a few more attacks to counter than the first giant boss did, and the battle itself requires more use of tactics thanks to the introduction of the Hammer Uppercut and Drill Stomp attacks. |
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| Later on in the battle, Mount Pajamaja will firmly sit on the ground to rise off the ground on a large stack of volcanic rock, lifting Mount Pajamaja out of Luigi's reach. Volcanic geysers will also erupt either behind Mount Pajamaja or in the background. If Giant Luigi leaves these alone for a turn, they'll shoot out a fiery rock into Mount Pajamaja's vent and healing him. He can avoid this and get closer to being able to attack Mount Pajamaja by using either the Hammer Uppercut or the Hammer Chop (depending on whether the geyser is in the background or behind Mount Pajamaja) on the lowest chunk of volcanic rock, which causes the chunk to be dislodged from the stack and bounce back to cause some damage to Mount Pajamaja. This must be done twice to get Mount Pajamaja to ground level.
| | As for attacks, Mount Pajamaja has several different ones depending on what phase of the battle its in. In the first one, it can either shoot out a volcanic rock from its summit or charge towards Luigi. The former has to be dodged by hitting the rock back with the hammer until it gets stuck in Mount Pajamaja's top and causes damage, the latter by repeatedly pushing the boss away until Giant Luigi shoves it backwards. |
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| Mount Pajamaja may release rocks out of its vent lightly, and the rocks will roll down it, towards Luigi from three frontal directions, Luigi having to crush the rocks with his hammer before they hit him. The player must tap one of the three circles before Luigi to crush any rocks in the circled area to prevent him from getting hit. | | Later in the battle, Mount Pajamaja then becomes 'superheated'. In this form, a giant volcano comes out of the ground underneath it, putting the boss itself out of Giant Luigi's reach. Volcanoes will also erupt in the distance (either horizontally or vertically behind the boss). If Giant Luigi leaves these alone for a turn, they'll shoot out a rock and heal Mount Pajamaja. He can avoid this by using either the Hammer Uppercut or normal hammer attack to knock the mountain pieces towards the volcano, which causes the piece to bounce back and cause damage to Mount Pajamaja. |
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| Mount Pajamaja can also shoot around five small fireballs in a high arc that Luigi will have to smack back at Mount Pajamaja to avoid taking damage from, also dealing some counter-attack damage in the process. The player must slide the stylus leftwards in order to deflect the fireballs. Getting hit by even one fireball will result in Mario getting knocked off Luigi, rendering him unable to perform the Rhythm Mushroom and Drill Stomp techniques for his following two turns. | | In this phase, Mount Pajamaja also has some new attacks. One of these has it shoot rocks that Luigi has to deflect back at the boss with his hammer, another has it shoot rocks that roll along the ground towards Giant Luigi (that have to be destroyed by tapping circles on the touch screen). If these attacks do hit, then Mario will sometimes be thrown off Giant Luigi, meaning that he can't use either Drill Stomp or Rhythm Mushroom for two turns. |
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| After both chunks are destroyed and Mount Pajamaja is on ground level again, it will collapse and fall on its back in a daze, leaving himself susceptible to jump-based attacks especially for a turn. The battle will continue normally after Mount Pajamaja gets up, repeating this phase after several turns until it is defeated through the [[Finishing Bros.]] attack, as usual for giant bosses. | | After the two lower pieces of the mountain have been hit away, Mount Pajamaja will then reset to phase 1, and the pattern repeats until it's defeated. |
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| ===Hard Mode differences===
| | There's also a harder version of Mount Pajamaja that's fought in the Battle Ring. This one (known as Mount Pajamaja X) is red in colour. |
| In the [[Hard Mode]], the most noticeable difference between this and the Normal Mode battle is when Mount Pajamaja shoots a single volcanic rock at Luigi, the rock moves faster and travels in a different angle than normal.
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| ==Names in other languages== | | == Hard Mode Differences == |
| {{foreign names
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| |Jap=パジャマウンテン
| | In Hard Mode, the attack in which Mount Pajamaja shoots a rock at Luigi is made harder to dodge by the rock both moving a tad faster and at a different angle. |
| |JapR=Pajamaunten
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| |JapM=Same as [[Mount Pajamaja]].
| | In the Battle Ring in Hard Mode, the player also gets only 11 turns to defeat Mount Pajamaja, forcing them to counter every attack perfectly and do maximum damage with all of their own to win within the time limit. |
| |SpaA=Monte Pimayama
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| |SpaAM=Mount Pamajama
| | ==Names in Other Languages== |
| | {{foreignname |
| |SpaE=Monte Pijama | | |SpaE=Monte Pijama |
| |SpaEM=Mount Pajama | | |SpaEM=Mount Pajama |
| |FreA=Mont Pyjamama | | |FraE=Mont Pyjama |
| |FreAM=Mount Pajamama
| | |FraEM=Mount Pajama |
| |FreE=Mont Pyjama
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| |FreEM=Mount Pajama | |
| |Ita=Pigiamonte
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| |ItaM=Mount Pajama
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| |Dut=Pyjamapiek
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| |DutM=Pajama Peak
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| |Kor=파자마운틴
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| |KorR=Pajamauntin
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| |KorM=Same as [[Mount Pajamaja]].
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| |Rus=Грезувий<br>''Grezuviy''
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| |RusM=Portmanteau of "Greza" (dream) and "Vezuviy" (Vesuvius)
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| |PorE=Monte Pijama
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| |PorEM=Mount Pajama
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| | [[Category:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bosses]] |
| [[Category:Mountains]] | | [[Category:Mountains]] |
| [[Category:Volcanic areas]] | | [[Category:Volcanic Areas]] |
| [[Category:Animate objects]]
| | [[Category:Fire Creatures]] |
| [[Category:Fire creatures]] | | [[Category:Animate Objects]] |
| [[Category:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bosses]] | |
| [[it:Pigiamonte (boss)]]
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