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==History==
==History==
===''Super Mario Galaxy''===
===''Super Mario Galaxy''===
The only Gold Chomp in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' appears in the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]], where it plays a prominent role in the mission [[The Golden Chomp]]. It contains a [[Power Star]] inside, but [[Mario]] is unable to break it open without the use of a [[Rainbow Star]], which can be obtained after collecting a series of [[? Coin]]s. This [[List of Power-Ups|power-up]] allows the player to destroy the Chomp, revealing the Power Star.  
The only Gold Chomp in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' appears in the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]], where it plays a prominent role in the mission [[The Golden Chomp]]. It contains a [[Power Star]] inside, but [[Mario]] is unable to break it open without the use of a [[Rainbow Star]], which can be obtained after collecting a series of [[? Coin]]s. This [[List of power-ups|power-up]] allows the player to destroy the Chomp, revealing the Power Star.  
 
===''Super Mario Galaxy 2''===
===''Super Mario Galaxy 2''===
In ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', Gold Chomps appear in the [[Chompworks Galaxy]]'s first mission, [[Where the Chomps Are Made of Gold]]. Here, Mario must lead a Gold Chomp from the end of an area all the way back to the front of the area. However, it takes a set route and Mario must alter the area slightly to allow the Gold Chomp to roll to the front of the area and into a hole, where it will break and reveal the Power Star. They reappear in the Chompworks Galaxy's [[Prankster Comet]] mission titled [[Cosmic Clones in the Chompworks]], where they serve the same role as before.
In ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', Gold Chomps appear in the [[Chompworks Galaxy]]'s first mission, [[Where the Chomps Are Made of Gold]]. Here, Mario must lead a Gold Chomp from the end of an area all the way back to the front of the area. However, it takes a set route and Mario must alter the area slightly to allow the Gold Chomp to roll to the front of the area and into a hole, where it will break and reveal the Power Star. They reappear in the Chompworks Galaxy's [[Prankster Comet]] mission titled [[Cosmic Clones in the Chompworks]], where they serve the same role as before.


===''Super Mario Odyssey''===
===''Super Mario Odyssey''===
In ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'', while Gold Chomps are not normally found in the game as enemies, a specific one named '''Chain Chompikins''' is owned by [[Madame Broode]]. It attacks Mario and [[Cappy]] by quickly charging towards them and biting, just like normal Chain Chomps, but the outline used to show where it's going is yellow instead of gold. It must be [[capture]]d by Mario to defeat Madame Broode. It is fought again in the [[Moon Kingdom]], where it has multiple hats instead of one hat, making it take longer to capture it. The method of defeating Madame Broode remains unchanged.
In ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'', while Gold Chomps are not normally found in the game as enemies, a specific one named Chain Chompikins is owned by [[Madame Broode]]. It attacks Mario and [[Cappy]] by quickly charging towards them and biting, just like normal Chain Chomps, but the outline used to show where it is going is yellow instead of red. It must be [[capture]]d by Mario to defeat Madame Broode. It is fought again in the [[Moon Kingdom]], where it has multiple hats instead of one hat, making it take longer to capture it. The method of defeating Madame Broode remains unchanged.
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Revision as of 20:52, June 5, 2021

This article is about the golden Chomp appearing in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. For the golden Chain Chomp found in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, see Chomp Chomp. For the golden Chain Chomp named "Chain Chompikins" from Super Mario Odyssey, see Madame Broode.

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A Gold Chomp in the Chompworks Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy 2
The Gold Chomp in Super Mario Galaxy
A Gold Chomp in the Chompworks Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy 2
A Gold Chomp in the Chompworks Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy 2

Gold Chomps[1] are special Chomps in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2.

History

Super Mario Galaxy

The only Gold Chomp in Super Mario Galaxy appears in the Gusty Garden Galaxy, where it plays a prominent role in the mission The Golden Chomp. It contains a Power Star inside, but Mario is unable to break it open without the use of a Rainbow Star, which can be obtained after collecting a series of ? Coins. This power-up allows the player to destroy the Chomp, revealing the Power Star.

Super Mario Galaxy 2

In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Gold Chomps appear in the Chompworks Galaxy's first mission, Where the Chomps Are Made of Gold. Here, Mario must lead a Gold Chomp from the end of an area all the way back to the front of the area. However, it takes a set route and Mario must alter the area slightly to allow the Gold Chomp to roll to the front of the area and into a hole, where it will break and reveal the Power Star. They reappear in the Chompworks Galaxy's Prankster Comet mission titled Cosmic Clones in the Chompworks, where they serve the same role as before.

Super Mario Odyssey

In Super Mario Odyssey, while Gold Chomps are not normally found in the game as enemies, a specific one named Chain Chompikins is owned by Madame Broode. It attacks Mario and Cappy by quickly charging towards them and biting, just like normal Chain Chomps, but the outline used to show where it is going is yellow instead of red. It must be captured by Mario to defeat Madame Broode. It is fought again in the Moon Kingdom, where it has multiple hats instead of one hat, making it take longer to capture it. The method of defeating Madame Broode remains unchanged.

Trivia

Chain Chomp now turned golden when taking a bath in Super Mario Sunshine

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゴールドワンワン[?]
Gōrudo Wanwan
Gold Chomp
Chinese (simplified) 金色汪汪[?]
Jīnsè wāngwāng
Golden Chomp
Chinese (traditional) 黃金汪汪[?]
Huángjīn Wāngwāng
Golden Chomp
German Goldener Kettenhund[?] Golden Chain Chomp
Spanish Chomp Cadenas Dorado[?] Golden Chain Chomp

References

  1. ^ Browne, Catherine. 2010. Super Mario Galaxy 2 Prima Premiere Edition guide, pages 162 and 163.