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|title = '''''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time|Partners in Time]]'' Enemy'''
|image=[[File:MLPiT Spiny Shroopa.gif]]<br>Sprite from ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''
|image = [[File:SpinyShroopa MnL2.png]]<br>A '''Spiny Shroopa'''.
|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' ([[List of games by date#2005|2005]])
|location = [[Vim Factory]]
|variant_of=[[Spiny]]<br>[[Shroob]]
|hp = 16
|power = 25
|def = 32
|speed = 18
|exp = 2 (8)
|coins = 2 (5)
|items =
|related = [[Lakitufo]]
|notice = Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions of the game if they differ from the original American stats.<ref>[http://themushroomkingdom.net/mlpit_guide.shtml TMK Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time Enemy Guide]. Some stats were changed from the original American version of the game to the Japanese and European versions.</ref>
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The '''Spiny Shroopa''' is the [[Shroob]] version of the [[Spiny]], and is found in the [[Vim Factory]] during the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. A Spiny Shroopa has a purple shell with pink spikes. Unlike Spinies, Spiny Shroopas stand on their hind legs. Small, gray arms stick out the front of a Spiny Shroopa's shell. Unlike a Spiny a Spiny Shroopa's head is not visible; only its glowing yellow eyes are visible. To move, Spiny Shroopas use their hind legs to walk or hop.


In battle, a Spiny Shroopa attacks by charging into its enemy. To counter-attack, [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]] can hit the Spiny Shroopa with their [[Hammers]]. Sometimes, a Spiny Shroopa's charge attack can [[Poison (status effect)|poison]] a Mario Bro. Occasionally, upon being counter-attacked, they do not end their attack, and charge again. This may catch a Mario Bro off guard, but if noticed and successfully counter-attacked, it ends up causing the Shroopa to take twice as much damage in one turn. If Baby Mario and Baby Luigi aren't present during the battle with the Spiny Shroopas, the Shroopa will, rather than leaping at one of the adults, roll into its egg shape and roll towards the Bro who must jump to dodge it. Also, without the babies in battle the adult bros. can only hurt the Shroopas with [[Bros. Item]]s. If they don't have any, it is impossible to damage the Shroopa. Spiny Shroopas are also featured in both hammer attack tutorials.
The '''Spiny Shroopa''' is the [[Shroob]] version of the [[Spiny]], and is found in the [[Vim Factory]] during the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. A Spiny Shroopa has a purple shell with pink spikes. Unlike Spinies, Spiny Shroopas stand on their hind legs. Small, gray arms stick out the front of a Spiny Shroopa's shell. Unlike a Spiny, a Spiny Shroopa's head is not visible; only its glowing yellow eyes are visible. To move, Spiny Shroopas use their hind legs to walk or hop.


==Names in other janguages==
In battle, a Spiny Shroopa attacks by charging into its enemy. To counter-attack, [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]] can hit the Spiny Shroopa with their [[Hammers]]. Sometimes, a Spiny Shroopa's charge attack can [[Poison (status effect)|poison]] a Mario Bro. Occasionally, upon being counter-attacked, they do not end their attack, and charge again. This may catch a Mario Bro off guard, but if noticed and successfully counter-attacked, it ends up causing the Shroopa to take twice as much damage in one turn. If Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are not present during the battle with the Spiny Shroopas, the Shroopa will, rather than leaping at one of the adults, roll into its egg shape and roll towards the Bro who must jump to dodge it. Also, without the babies in battle, the adult bros. can only hurt the Shroopas with [[Bros. Item]]s. If they do not have any, it is impossible to damage the Shroopa. Spiny Shroopas are also featured in both hammer attack tutorials.
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[[Lakitufo]]s can deploy Spiny Shroopas both on the field and in battle.
 
==Statistics==
===''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''===
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=トゲリアン
|Jap=トゲリアン
|JapR=Togerian
|JapR=Togerian
|JapM=From 「トゲゾー」 ''Togezō'', the Japanese name for Spinies, in turn from 「棘」 ''toge'', meaning "thorn".
|JapM=Portmanteau of「トゲゾー」(''Togezō'', [[Spiny]]) and possibly「エイリアン」(''eirian'', alien)
|Fra=Xhampic
|Fre=Xhampic
|FraM=Portmanteau of "Xhampi", the French name of the Shroobs, and "pic" (spike)
|FreM=Portmanteau of "Xhampi" (Shroob) and "pic" (spike)
|Ger=Stachel Shroopa
|Ger=Stachelshroopa
|GerM=Spike Shroopa
|GerM=Spike Shroopa
|Spa=Shroopa Pincho
|Spa=Shroopa Pincho
|SpaM=From Shroob, Koopa and ''pincho'' (spike)
|SpaM=From "Shroob" and "Koopa", with "pincho" (spike)
|Ita=Shroopa Spinoso
|Ita=Shroopa Spinoso
|ItaM=Spiny Shroopa
|ItaM=Spiny Shroopa
|Kor=가시리언
|KorR=Gasirieon
|KorM=From "가시돌이" (''Gasidori'', Spiny) and "에일리언" (''eillieon'', alien)
}}
}}


==References==
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Latest revision as of 22:38, August 30, 2024

Spiny Shroopa
Animated idle of a Spiny Shroopa
Sprite from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (2005)
Variant of Spiny
Shroob

The Spiny Shroopa is the Shroob version of the Spiny, and is found in the Vim Factory during the events of Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. A Spiny Shroopa has a purple shell with pink spikes. Unlike Spinies, Spiny Shroopas stand on their hind legs. Small, gray arms stick out the front of a Spiny Shroopa's shell. Unlike a Spiny, a Spiny Shroopa's head is not visible; only its glowing yellow eyes are visible. To move, Spiny Shroopas use their hind legs to walk or hop.

In battle, a Spiny Shroopa attacks by charging into its enemy. To counter-attack, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi can hit the Spiny Shroopa with their Hammers. Sometimes, a Spiny Shroopa's charge attack can poison a Mario Bro. Occasionally, upon being counter-attacked, they do not end their attack, and charge again. This may catch a Mario Bro off guard, but if noticed and successfully counter-attacked, it ends up causing the Shroopa to take twice as much damage in one turn. If Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are not present during the battle with the Spiny Shroopas, the Shroopa will, rather than leaping at one of the adults, roll into its egg shape and roll towards the Bro who must jump to dodge it. Also, without the babies in battle, the adult bros. can only hurt the Shroopas with Bros. Items. If they do not have any, it is impossible to damage the Shroopa. Spiny Shroopas are also featured in both hammer attack tutorials.

Lakitufos can deploy Spiny Shroopas both on the field and in battle.

Statistics[edit]

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time[edit]

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time enemy
Spiny Shroopa
Animated idle of a Spiny Shroopa HP 16 POW 25 Defense 32
Experience 2 (8) Coins 2 (5) Speed 18
Location(s) Vim Factory Role Common, training Item drop Green Shell – 15%
None – 0%
Level 7 Battled by Anyone
Notice: Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions (if they differ from the original American release).

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese トゲリアン[?]
Togerian
Portmanteau of「トゲゾー」(Togezō, Spiny) and possibly「エイリアン」(eirian, alien)
French Xhampic[?] Portmanteau of "Xhampi" (Shroob) and "pic" (spike)
German Stachelshroopa[?] Spike Shroopa
Italian Shroopa Spinoso[?] Spiny Shroopa
Korean 가시리언[?]
Gasirieon
From "가시돌이" (Gasidori, Spiny) and "에일리언" (eillieon, alien)
Spanish Shroopa Pincho[?] From "Shroob" and "Koopa", with "pincho" (spike)