Mummy-Me

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Mummy-Me
Artwork of aMummy-Me from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
First appearance Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (2014)
Latest appearance Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo Switch / Nintendo 3DS) (2018)
Variant of Toad
Comparable

Mummy-Me are enemies in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and its Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS ports that resemble mummified Toads and follow Captain Toad or Toadette in certain levels. Mummy-Me have the same behavior as Cosmic Clones from Super Mario Galaxy 2. At first, a single Mummy-Me appears by following them; however, as they proceed onwards to additional levels, more Mummy-Me start spawning. As they spawn, they form a black cloud that follows the player; once it forms, much like a Cosmic Clone shouting "Let's go!", it shouts "Mummify!," similar to how Captain Toad or Toadette shout "Multiply!" when obtaining a Double Cherry. Captain Toad or Toadette can get rid of a Mummy-Me by using a Super Pickax: in most of the regular levels from the Bonus Episode, it will simply give a short break to Captain Toad or Toadette, and another Mummy-Me will respawn a few seconds later. Mummy-Me Maze Forever is an exception, though, as Captain Toad or Toadette can defeat Mummy-Me by using a Super Pickax, and they give three coins upon defeat.

Profiles[edit]

  • Wii U website bio: "You have met the enemy, and it is you. In some stages, you'll be chased by a Mummy version of Captain Toad."
  • Switch / 3DS website bio: "You have met the enemy, and it is you. In some stages, you'll be chased by a Mummy version of Captain Toad!"

Additional names[edit]

Internal names[edit]

Game File Name Meaning

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker content/ObjectData/GhostPlayer.szs GhostPlayer Ghost Player (shared with small Cosmic Clone)

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マネミー[?]
Manemī
Blend of「真似」(mane, "imitate") and "mummy"
Dutch Mummy-Me[?] -
French Momimoi[?] Portmanteau of momie ("mummy") and moi ("me")
German Mumienschanz[?] Portmanteau of Mumie ("mummy") and Mummenschanz ("masquerade")
Italian Mimummia[?] Portmanteau of mi ("me") and mummia ("mummy")
Spanish (NOA) Momía[?] Pun on momia ("mummy") and mía ("mine")
Spanish (NOE) Imimomia[?] Portmanteau of imitar ("to imitate") and momia ("mummy")