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'''Brobot''' is [[Luigi#The Green Thunder, Mr. L|Mr. L]]'s gigantic robot in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. He is created to be shaped like [[Luigi]]'s head. After Mr. L loses to [[Mario]] and his team in combat, Mr. L summons his giant robotic brother and fights Mario's team in a battle oddly similar to scrolling space shooters such as Gradius. Once he loses, Mr. L vows to face Mario again. He has kept his promise, for he comes back in Chapter 6-1, after [[Sammer's Kingdom]] gets destroyed by [[The Void]]. His new improved Brobot L-Type has arms and legs this time and is more powerful, able to swallow Mario and fire rocket punches at him. However, Mario uses [[Boomer (Pixl)|Boomer]] to destroy Brobot once and for all. | '''Brobot''' is [[Luigi#The Green Thunder, Mr. L|Mr. L]]'s gigantic robot in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. He is created to be shaped like [[Luigi]]'s head. After Mr. L loses to [[Mario]] and his team in combat, Mr. L summons his giant robotic brother and fights Mario's team in a battle oddly similar to scrolling space shooters such as Gradius. Once he loses, Mr. L vows to face Mario again. He has kept his promise, for he comes back in Chapter 6-1, after [[Sammer's Kingdom]] gets destroyed by [[The Void]]. His new improved Brobot L-Type has arms and legs this time and is more powerful, able to swallow Mario and fire rocket punches at him. However, Mario uses [[Boomer (Pixl)|Boomer]] to destroy Brobot once and for all. | ||
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* Brobot's name is a portmanteau of "bro" (a shortened word for "brother", referring to Luigi) and "robot". | * Brobot's name is a portmanteau of "bro" (a shortened word for "brother", referring to Luigi) and "robot". | ||
* Interestingly, the name "Brobot" was previously applied to a recurring character on the television program ''The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius'', although the two characters' names are likely coincidental; the aforementioned portmanteau isn't so creative. | * Interestingly, the name "Brobot" was previously applied to a recurring character on the television program ''The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius'', although the two characters' names are likely coincidental; the aforementioned portmanteau isn't so creative. | ||
== Catch Cards == | |||
{{Catch Card #1 | |||
|image = [[Image:BrobotArt.jpg]] | |||
|hp = 64 | |||
|atk = 5 | |||
|def = 4 | |||
|card type = Uncommon | |||
|tattle = This is a souped-up version of Mr. L's robot. It looks like he went all out with the customizations. Too bad they don't help much! | |||
|before = [[Brobot|193]] | |||
|# = 194 | |||
|after = [[Dimentio|195]] | |||
}} | |||
{{Catch Card #1 | |||
|image = [[Image:193. Brobot Card.JPG]] | |||
|hp = 255 | |||
|atk = 4 | |||
|def = 3 | |||
|card type = Uncommon | |||
|tattle = This is Mr. L's hovering, head-shaped robot. He must have tricked it out with all kinds of weapons. I guess that means Mr. L is a pretty awesome inventor, huh? | |||
|before = [[Mr. L|192]] | |||
|# = 193 | |||
|after = [[Brobot L-Type|194]] | |||
}} | |||
{{Boss}} | {{Boss}} | ||
Revision as of 16:54, May 9, 2007
Brobot is Mr. L's gigantic robot in Super Paper Mario. He is created to be shaped like Luigi's head. After Mr. L loses to Mario and his team in combat, Mr. L summons his giant robotic brother and fights Mario's team in a battle oddly similar to scrolling space shooters such as Gradius. Once he loses, Mr. L vows to face Mario again. He has kept his promise, for he comes back in Chapter 6-1, after Sammer's Kingdom gets destroyed by The Void. His new improved Brobot L-Type has arms and legs this time and is more powerful, able to swallow Mario and fire rocket punches at him. However, Mario uses Boomer to destroy Brobot once and for all.
Trivia
- Brobot's name is a portmanteau of "bro" (a shortened word for "brother", referring to Luigi) and "robot".
- Interestingly, the name "Brobot" was previously applied to a recurring character on the television program The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, although the two characters' names are likely coincidental; the aforementioned portmanteau isn't so creative.
