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Once Bowser catches a Blitty, he can go to Broque's shop and leave it there. Bowser is rewarded special equipment for the fourth, eighth, and twelfth Blitty he gives to Broque, and the reward for finding all fifteen Blitties is a new special ability for Bowser, [[Broggy Bonker]]. | Once Bowser catches a Blitty, he can go to Broque's shop and leave it there. Bowser is rewarded special equipment for the fourth, eighth, and twelfth Blitty he gives to Broque, and the reward for finding all fifteen Blitties is a new special ability for Bowser, [[Broggy Bonker]]. | ||
In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'', Bowser | In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'', Bowser has the option to attack enemies to cause them to drop the Blitty to inhale them. This is useful if defeating an enemy in one hit. | ||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
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Revision as of 10:26, February 11, 2019
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 are trapped within enemies during battle, so Bowser must use his Vacuum command to obtain them as an item. There are 15 Blitties in all.
Blitties always appear when Bowser uses his Vacuum command on a specific enemy for the first time, and he must successfully inhale it to properly catch it. If Bowser fails to suck up the Blitty, the Blitty will flee from the battle and must be found again by using the Vacuum command in a different battle with the specific monster. This can be repeated until the player successfully catches the Blitty for that specific monster.
Once Bowser catches a Blitty, he can go to Broque's shop and leave it there. Bowser is rewarded special equipment for the fourth, eighth, and twelfth Blitty he gives to Broque, and the reward for finding all fifteen Blitties is a new special ability for Bowser, Broggy Bonker.
In Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey, Bowser has the option to attack enemies to cause them to drop the Blitty to inhale them. This is useful if defeating an enemy in one hit.
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
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[?] | Pun on Block (block) and Katze (cat) | |
| Italian | Fufi Blocco[?] | "Fufi" is the most common cat name in Italy, while "Blocco" means block | |
| Russian | Блокошка[?] Blokoshka |
From блок (block) and кошка (cat) | |
| 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.
