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Revision as of 10:57, September 14, 2024

The title of this article is official, but it comes from a non-English source. If an acceptable English source is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.

Tamagodon
Tamagodon
Species Dodorigesu Jr. covered in eggshell buckets
First appearance Super Mario-kun Volume 9 (1993)

Tamagadon is a monster faced in chapter 11 of Super Mario-kun Volume 9.

Looking for Luigi in Yosu Ko, Mario, Yoshi, and Bowser-Wanda stop to celebrate Christmas with the Yoshis. Wario, dressed up as Santa, wrecks havoc by dropping eggshell-shaped Buckets onto them. To get free from them, Bowser-Wanda destroy the suspended Rock Blocks to crack the buckets with the debris. Most of the cracked eggshell then comes together, forming a tureen-shaped monster called Tamagodon.

It first tries to drown them all by pouring the scrambled eggs inside itself, but the Yoshis eat them. Then Tamagodon targets Mario by trying to zap him with its laser eyes, but Mario dodges it until he falls on some eggshells that keep him pinned down for Tamagodon to hit him. Yoshi throws him a Super Star, turning him into Invincible Mario, even powering up the eggshell into a protective armor. With that, Mario protects himself from incoming lasers and uses the stars that replaced the eggshells' spots to crack Tamagodon, revealing a Dodorigesu Jr. inside that is then cooked by the Yoshis.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese タマゴドン[1]
Tamagodon
From「タマゴ」(tamago, egg) and「~ドン」(-don, a common suffix of monster names)

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