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|image=[[File:Burokyatto.png|260px]]<br>Several '''Blitties'''.
|image=[[File:Burokyatto.png|260px]]<br>Several '''Blitties'''.
|related=[[Brock]]
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|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' ([[List of Mario games by date#2009|2009]])
|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' ([[List of games by date#2009|2009]])
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The '''Blitties''' are a species that appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''. Their name is a combination of the words "block" and "kitty". They are animate blocks that resemble [[wikipedia:cat|cat]]s. [[Broque Monsieur|Broque]], after meeting with [[Bowser]] in [[Dimble Wood]], requests that Bowser locate & bring him these "rare creatures". They're trapped within enemies during battle, so Bowser must use his [[Vacuum Block|Vacuum command]] to obtain them as an item. There are 15 Blitties in all.  
The '''Blitties''' are a species that appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''. Their name is a combination of the words "block" and "kitty". They are animate blocks that resemble [[wikipedia:cat|cat]]s. [[Broque Monsieur|Broque]], after meeting with [[Bowser]] in [[Dimble Wood]], requests that Bowser locate & bring him these "rare creatures". They're trapped within enemies during battle, so Bowser must use his [[Vacuum Block|Vacuum command]] to obtain them as an item. There are 15 Blitties in all.  


Once Bowser gets them, he can go to Broque's shop and leave them there. He gets extra equipment for that. The reward for finding all fifteen Blitties is a new special ability for Bowser, [[Broggy Bonker]]. They are always trapped in the first enemy group of that species that Bowser encounters. If Bowser fails to suck up the Blitty, the Blitty escapes before getting trapped within the second enemy group of that species that Bowser encounters.
Once Bowser gets them, he can go to Broque's shop and leave them there. He gets extra equipment for that. The reward for finding all fifteen Blitties is a new special ability for Bowser, [[Broggy Bonker]]. They are always trapped in the first enemy group of that species that Bowser encounters. If Bowser fails to suck up the Blitty, the Blitty escapes before getting trapped within the second enemy group of that species that Bowser encounters.

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Blitty

The Blitties are a species that appear in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Their name is a combination of the words "block" and "kitty". They are animate blocks that resemble cats. Broque, after meeting with Bowser in Dimble Wood, requests that Bowser locate & bring him these "rare creatures". They're trapped within enemies during battle, so Bowser must use his Vacuum command to obtain them as an item. There are 15 Blitties in all.

Once Bowser gets them, he can go to Broque's shop and leave them there. He gets extra equipment for that. The reward for finding all fifteen Blitties is a new special ability for Bowser, Broggy Bonker. They are always trapped in the first enemy group of that species that Bowser encounters. If Bowser fails to suck up the Blitty, the Blitty escapes before getting trapped within the second enemy group of that species that Bowser encounters.

Locations

Blitty # Location Enemy
1 Cavi Cape or Plack Beach Chuboomba
2 Plack Beach Toothy
3 Dimble Wood Treevil
4 Dimble Wood Trashure
5 Bumpsy Plains Flifit
6 Bowser Path Chain Chawful
7 Tunnel Choomba
8 Blubble Lake Beehoss
9 Blubble Lake Crawful
10 Bowser Castle Jailgoon
11 Bowser Castle Sniffle Thwomp
12 Peach's Castle Garden Mechawful
13 Peach's Castle 2F Naplock
14 Peach's Castle 2F Dark Trashure
15 Peach's Castle 2F Dark Mechawful

Rewards

The reward for this side quest depends on how many Blitties are collected.

Number of Blitties Reward
4 Block Band
8 Block Fangs
12 Block Ring
15 Broggy Bonker Special Attack

Gallery

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ブロキャット[?]
Burokyatto 		Blocat, portmanteau of English block and cat.
German Blockatze[?] From Block (block) and Katze (cat)
Italian Fufi Blocco[?] "Fufi" is the most common cat name in Italy, while "Blocco" means block
Spanish (NOA) Blomiau[?] Pun on Bloque (Block) and miau (meow).
Spanish (NOE) Gatiblok[?] From Gato (Cat) and bloke, corruption of bloque (block).

Trivia

  • Although there are only fifteen Blitties, when Broque Monsieur first introduces them, the map shows sixteen.
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