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An '''Artichoker''' is an {{wp|artichoke}}-like monster that resembles an ordinary shrub, appearing in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|its remake]]. However, it has tiny legs instead of roots, allowing it to move. The plant creature also has a | An '''Artichoker''' is an {{wp|artichoke}}-like monster that resembles an ordinary shrub, appearing in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|its remake]]. However, it has tiny legs instead of roots, allowing it to move. The plant creature also has a chameleon-like head that remains hidden behind its leaves. Both the legs and the head are revealed when an Artichoker attacks; the head is also shown when attacked in the remake. Artichokers can be found in [[Booster Pass]], where most of the time they remain stationary, appearing to be normal shrubs. | ||
Also, an Artichoker has two primary attacks when engaged in combat. The first is causing damage by scuttling around on its feet. It can also shoot bubbles that cause damage on contact. Additionally, Artichokers can use the lightning attack [[Static Electricity]] or poison party members with [[Stench]]. If an Artichoker is hit with a special attack, it will use Recover to heal itself or other enemies on the battlefield. | Also, an Artichoker has two primary attacks when engaged in combat. The first is causing damage by scuttling around on its feet. It can also shoot bubbles that cause damage on contact. Additionally, Artichokers can use the lightning attack [[Static Electricity]] or poison party members with [[Stench]]. If an Artichoker is hit with a special attack, it will use Recover to heal itself or other enemies on the battlefield. | ||
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|JapM= | |JapM=From「そそくさ」(''sosokusa'', "hastily"); may also incorporate「そっくり」(''sokkuri'', "mirror image") and「{{ruby|草|くさ}}」(''kusa'', "grass") | ||
|Chi=慌忙草 | |Chi=慌忙草 | ||
|ChiR=Huāngmáng Cǎo | |ChiR=Huāngmáng Cǎo | ||
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|KorM=From "허둥지둥" ('' | |KorM=From "허둥지둥" (''heodungjidung'', "hastily") and "{{hover|草|초}}" (''cho'', Hanja form of "grass") | ||
|Spa=Carnichofo | |Spa=Carnichofo | ||
|SpaM=Portmanteau of ''carnívoro'' ("carnivore") and a masculine form of ''alcachofa'' ("artichoke") | |SpaM=Portmanteau of ''carnívoro'' ("carnivore") and a masculine form of ''alcachofa'' ("artichoke") | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
*According to the [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) bestiary|Monster List]] entry in most languages, the Artichoker's features are named after it and not the other way around; in Japanese and Korean, the image of its hasty-looking legs is said to be the origin of a word, and in English, Spanish, French, German, and Dutch, it is mentioned to have predated the artichoke, with Italian adding that it has existed since the dawn of time. | |||
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Revision as of 09:57, January 4, 2025
| Artichoker | |||
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 Artichoker from Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) | |||
| First appearance | Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (1996) | ||
| Latest appearance | Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) (2023) | ||
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An Artichoker is an artichoke-like monster that resembles an ordinary shrub, appearing in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and its remake. However, it has tiny legs instead of roots, allowing it to move. The plant creature also has a chameleon-like head that remains hidden behind its leaves. Both the legs and the head are revealed when an Artichoker attacks; the head is also shown when attacked in the remake. Artichokers can be found in Booster Pass, where most of the time they remain stationary, appearing to be normal shrubs.
Also, an Artichoker has two primary attacks when engaged in combat. The first is causing damage by scuttling around on its feet. It can also shoot bubbles that cause damage on contact. Additionally, Artichokers can use the lightning attack Static Electricity or poison party members with Stench. If an Artichoker is hit with a special attack, it will use Recover to heal itself or other enemies on the battlefield.
Another plant-based monster, the Carroboscis, also resides in Booster Pass but is not related to the Artichoker. A more powerful variant of Artichoker, known as Kriffid, can be found in Land's End and Bean Valley.
Profiles and statistics
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
| Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars enemy | |||||||||
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| Artichoker | |||||||||
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HP | 200 | FP | 100 | Speed | 7 | |||
| Location(s) | Booster Pass | Attack | 50 | Magic attack | 27 | ||||
| Role | Common | Defense | 54 | Magic defense | 24 | ||||
| Bonus Flower | Defense Up! (40%) | Yoshi Cookie | Mid Mushroom | Morph rate | 100% | ||||
| Evade | 0% | Magic evade | 20% | Spells | Static E!, Recover (CS) | ||||
| Weak | Jump, Fire | Strong | Thunder | Sp. attacks | Stench, "Bubble Shot" | ||||
| Coins | 10 | Exp. points | 12 | Items | Fright Bomb (25%) | ||||
| Psychopath | "Relax a little, okay?" | ||||||||
Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)
| Super Mario RPG enemy | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Artichoker | |||||||||
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HP | 200 | Weak Elements |  
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Drops | Fright Bomb | |||
| Exp. | 12 | Weak Statuses |    
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Rare Drops | N/A | ||||
| Found in | Booster Pass | ||||||||
| Monster List profile | It's a little-known fact that these came first, and that the vegetables were named for their resemblance to the deadly monster. | ||||||||
| Thought Peek | "Relax a little. Have a veggie or two." | ||||||||
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Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 慌忙草[?] Huāngmáng Cǎo |
From "慌忙" (huāngmáng, "hastily") and "草" (cǎo, "grass") | |
| Dutch | Artischok[?] | Pun on Artisjok ("artichoke") and Schok ("shock") | |
| French | Forticho[?] | Pun on fortiche ("clever" in the informal way) and artichaut ("artichoke") | |
| German | Artischock[?] | Pun on Artischocke ("artichoke") and Schock ("shock") | |
| Italian | Carciofolo[?] | Diminutive of carciofo ("artichoke") | |
| Korean | 허둥초[?] Heodungcho |
From "허둥지둥" (heodungjidung, "hastily") and "草" (cho, Hanja form of "grass") | |
| Spanish | Carnichofo[?] | Portmanteau of carnívoro ("carnivore") and a masculine form of alcachofa ("artichoke") |
Trivia
- According to the Monster List entry in most languages, the Artichoker's features are named after it and not the other way around; in Japanese and Korean, the image of its hasty-looking legs is said to be the origin of a word, and in English, Spanish, French, German, and Dutch, it is mentioned to have predated the artichoke, with Italian adding that it has existed since the dawn of time.
