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Squashettes act similarly to their male counterparts, though they do not land directly on top of their targets, instead landing close to them. Whenever Squashettes land, they cause a [[Gust]] shockwave around them, dealing damage to all heroes in range, as well as causing the Gust Super Effect. Squashettes also tend to jump every turn, and can jump across gaps and to higher ground. They are weak to [[Frozen|Frostbite]] and resistant to Gust. | Squashettes act similarly to their male counterparts, though they do not land directly on top of their targets, instead landing close to them. Whenever Squashettes land, they cause a [[Gust]] shockwave around them, dealing damage to all heroes in range, as well as causing the Gust Super Effect. Squashettes also tend to jump every turn, and can jump across gaps and to higher ground. They are weak to [[Frozen|Frostbite]] and resistant to Gust. | ||
The [[Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Spark]] [[Squashette Master]] summons a Squashette ally, although | The [[Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Spark]] [[Squashette Master]] summons a Squashette ally, although she's bright blue to distinguish herself from the enemy Squashettes. | ||
Squashettes look like Squashers, except they wear blue cone hats, as well as blue dresses. They also have long, black eyelashes. | Squashettes look like Squashers, except they wear blue cone hats, as well as blue dresses. They also have long, black eyelashes. | ||
