Bubble Blooper

Bowser's Inside Story enemy
Dried Blooper
Location(s)	Pump Works
Battled by	Mario & Luigi
Role	Common
Level	4
HP	23 (35)
POW	16 (40)
DEF	18 (27)
SPEED	28 (42)
Fire	Normal
Burn?	Normal
Dizzy?	Normal
Stat down?	Normal
KO?	Normal
Experience	10
Coins	4 (6)
Item drop	Mushroom - 10% 1-Up Mushroom - 25%
Notice The second set of numbers next to the enemy's HP, POW, DEF, SPEED and Coins are stat increases from the Challenge Medal accessory; a 50% increase for HP, DEF, SPEED and Coins earned, and a 150% increase for POW.

Bowser's Inside Story enemy
Bubble Blooper
Location(s)	Pump Works
Battled by	Mario & Luigi
Role	Common
Level	4
HP	23 (35)
POW	16 (40)
DEF	18 (27)
SPEED	18 (27)
Fire	Normal
Burn?	Normal
Dizzy?	Normal
Stat down?	Normal
KO?	Normal
Experience	10
Coins	4 (6)
Item drop	Mushroom - 10% 1-Up Mushroom - 25%
Notice The second set of numbers next to the enemy's HP, POW, DEF, SPEED and Coins are stat increases from the Challenge Medal accessory; a 50% increase for HP, DEF, SPEED and Coins earned, and a 150% increase for POW.

Bubble Bloopers are a type of Blooper found only in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. They are found only in the Pump Works in Bowser's body. They are blue, bubble shaped, and stuffed full of water.

In battle, Bubble Bloopers have two attacks they can use. They will attack Mario and Luigi by rolling or bouncing their way; both can be countered by the hammer. Bubble Bloopers will float up to one of two levels to signal which attack they will use. If they go to the top of the bottom screen, they will roll at the bro. they are targeting after landing. If they go to the top screen, they will bounce onto their target.

Dried form

When Bowser stops drinking water, all the Bubble Bloopers dry out as a result of them losing their water and turn into a new enemy called Dried Bloopers. They are thin in appearance, and use this ability in battle. They will jump and float horizontally downwards like a leaf, making two passes at its target. To counter the Dried Blooper's attack, the player must simply jump over it when it passes by. However they still have the same stats as the Bubble Bloopper with an exception of speed.

Names in other languages

Bubble form

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ミネラルゲッソー[?] Mineraru Gessō	Mineral Blooper
German	Saft-Blooper[?]	Juice Blooper
Italian	Bollamako[?]	From Bolla (bubble) and Calamako (Blooper's Italian Name)
Spanish (NOA)	Bloobuja[?]	Pun of Blooper and burbuja (bubble)
Spanish (NOE)	Acuablooper[?]	From acuático (Aquatic) and Blooper

Dried form

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カラカラゲッソー[?] Karakara Gessō	Parched Blooper
German	Trocken-Blooper[?]	Dry Blooper
Italian	Calamasekko[?]	From Calamako (Blooper) and secco (dry)
Spanish (NOA)	Blooper Terrestre[?]	Land Blooper
Spanish (NOE)	Terrablooper[?]	From Terra (Latin for Earth) and Blooper

Trivia

• Bubble Bloopers' dried form bears a resemblance to Blooey, one of Luigi's "partners" from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and the Glad Blooper from Super Princess Peach.