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Revision as of 17:34, February 12, 2023

Dream Team enemy
Bloopurn
Bloopurn from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.
Location(s) Dreamy Driftwood Shore
Role Common
Position Normal
Level 22
HP 127
Power 156
Defense 197
Speed 50
Weakness None
Experience 75 (90)
Coins 35 (100%)
Item drop Ultrasyrup Jar (5%)
None (0%)
No Hitter 32
World Dream

Bloopurns are brown urn enemies found in Dreamy Driftwood Shore in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. The name is a combination of the words "Blooper" (what it uses to attack with), and "urn" (which is what it resembles). They attack by opening themselves to send out Bloopers. Outside of battle, Bloopurns will let out a single Blooper to try to hit the player first. It will send out up to three Bloopers that spin towards Mario in midair. If they stop spinning, Mario must jump over them, otherwise, he should not jump. The other attack Bloopurns utilize is launching three Bloopers that dive at Mario. These can be hammered back. When a Bloopurn is hit with a hammer attack, it falls over and releases either a various amounts of coins, a Mushroom or up to three Spinies if there is no other type of enemy or there are Spinies. However, attacking a Bloopurn with a hammer twice will anger it, making it deal more damage, similar to the Fury status effect. If there is Dreamcaps R present, it will drop Dreamcap Captains R instead.

In the British English version of the game, Bowser references this enemy when describing Antasma's screeching, saying he "sounds like a beached Bloopurn." In the American English version, he says "Blooper" instead.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゲッソーツボ[?]
Gessō Tsubo
Blooper Jar
German Bloopurne[?] Bloopurn
Italian Vasbaglio[?] From "vaso" (vase) and "sbaglio" (mistake)
Portuguese Bloopurna[?] From "Blooper" and "urna" (urn)
Russian Ваза блуперов[?]
Vaza bluperov
Vase of Bloopers
Spanish (NOA) Urna blooper[?] Blooper urn
Spanish (NOE) Vasija Blooper[?] Blooper Vase