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|variants=[[Golden Gummit]]<br>[[Spiky Gummit]]
|variants=[[Golden Gummit]]<br>[[Spiky Gummit]]
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{{quote|Hope you like to [[skate]], pal, cuz here you're gonna need to skate and {{color|red|bump as many Gummits}} as you can!|[[The Chimp]] during [[The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge]]|[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]}}
[[File:Ultimate Skating Challenge.png|thumb|left|Two Gummits along with two Spiky Gummits and a Golden Gummit]]
[[File:Ultimate Skating Challenge.png|thumb|left|Two Gummits along with two Spiky Gummits and a Golden Gummit]]
A '''Gummit''' is an enemy appearing in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. Gummits appear only in the missions [[The Chimp's Skating Challenge]] in the [[Freezy Flake Galaxy]] and [[The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge]] in the [[Shiverburn Galaxy]]. In both missions, Gummits appear from small holes in the icy floor, and the player must skate over them (thereby knocking them out of their holes) to earn [[point]]s. They seem to be based on {{wp|Whac-A-Mole|Whack-a-Mole}} moles, and they have cheeks, snouts, and bellies similar to other moles in the ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' franchise.
'''Gummits''' are [[List of enemies|enemies]] in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. Gummits appear only in the missions [[The Chimp's Skating Challenge]] in the [[Freezy Flake Galaxy]] and [[The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge]] in the [[Shiverburn Galaxy]]. In both missions, Gummits appear from small holes in the icy floor, and the player must [[skate]] over them (thereby knocking them out of their holes) to earn [[point]]s. They seem to be based on {{wp|Whac-A-Mole|Whack-a-Mole}} moles, and they have cheeks, snouts, and bellies like other moles in the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]].


Gummits come in three varieties: '''Gummits''', which are worth ten points each; [[Golden Gummit]]s, which are worth 50 points each; and [[Spiky Gummit]]s, which cause the player to fall backward and lose a few seconds, and are colored similarly to [[Urchin]]s. Unlike other enemies, Gummits can be bumped into without taking any damage.
Gummits come in three varieties: green Gummits, which are worth ten points each; [[Golden Gummit]]s, which are worth 50 points each; and [[Spiky Gummit]]s, which cause the player to fall backward and lose a few seconds, and are colored similarly to [[Urchin]]s. Unlike other enemies, Gummits can be bumped into without taking any damage.
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|name1=MameMuimuiGreen
|name1=MameMuimuiGreen
|meaning1=Green Bean Muimui; compare [[Big Green Caterpillar#Internal names|GreenCaterpillarBig]]
|meaning1=Green Bean Muimui; compare [[Worm (Super Mario Galaxy)#Internal names|GreenCaterpillarBig]]
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|Jap=モグポン
|Jap=モグポン
|JapR=Mogupon
|JapR=Mogupon
|JapM=From「モグラ」(''mogura'', mole) and「ポン」(''pon'', onomatopoeia for striking sound)
|JapM=From「モグラ」(''mogura'', "mole") and「ポン」(''pon'', onomatopoeia for striking sound)
|Fra=Patavert
|Fre=Patavert
|FraM=From "vert" (green)
|FreM=From ''vert'' ("green") and possibly ''patata'' ("potato" in Spanish), referring to their round shape
|Ger=Bui
|Ger=Bui
|GerM=
|Ita=Sbuffo
|Ita=Sbuffo, Verdesbuffo<br>Gavetto<ref>''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]''; pag. 161</ref>
|Ita2=Verdesbuffo
|ItaM=Puff, Greenpuff<br>Pun on "gavettone" (water bomb) and diminutive "-etto"
|Ita3=Gavetto<ref>{{cite|date=November 15, 2018|title=''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]''|publisher=Magazzini Salani|language=it|isbn=889367436X|page=161}}</ref>
|ItaM=Masculine form of "sbuffare" (to puff)
|Ita2M=Green Gummit
|Ita3M=Pun on ''gavettone'' ("water bomb") and diminutive "-etto"
|Chi=土撥踢踢
|Chi=土撥踢踢
|ChiR=Tǔbō Tītī  
|ChiR=Tǔbō Tītī  
|ChiM=From「土撥鼠」(''tǔbōshǔ'', mole) and「踢」(''tī'', kicking)
|ChiM=From「土撥鼠」(''tǔbōshǔ'', "mole") and「踢」(''tī'', to kick)
|SpaE=Inflón verde
|SpaE=Inflón verde
|SpaEM=Augmentative of "inflar" (to inflate) + "verde" (green)
|SpaEM=Green [[Burt]]
|Kor=두더통
|Kor=두더통
|KorR=Dudeotong
|KorR=Dudeotong
|KorM=From "두더지" (''dudeoji'', mole) and "통통" (''tongtong'', onomatopoeia of being bouncy)
|KorM=From "두더지" (''dudeoji'', "mole") and "통통" (''tong-tong'', onomatopoeia of being bouncy)
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Latest revision as of 23:42, August 6, 2024

Gummit
Artwork of Gummit from Super Mario Galaxy 2
First appearance Super Mario Galaxy 2 (2010)
Variants
“Hope you like to skate, pal, cuz here you're gonna need to skate and bump as many Gummits as you can!”
The Chimp during The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge, Super Mario Galaxy 2
Two Gummits along with two Spiky Gummits and a Golden Gummit

Gummits are enemies in Super Mario Galaxy 2. Gummits appear only in the missions The Chimp's Skating Challenge in the Freezy Flake Galaxy and The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge in the Shiverburn Galaxy. In both missions, Gummits appear from small holes in the icy floor, and the player must skate over them (thereby knocking them out of their holes) to earn points. They seem to be based on Whack-a-Mole moles, and they have cheeks, snouts, and bellies like other moles in the Super Mario franchise.

Gummits come in three varieties: green Gummits, which are worth ten points each; Golden Gummits, which are worth 50 points each; and Spiky Gummits, which cause the player to fall backward and lose a few seconds, and are colored similarly to Urchins. Unlike other enemies, Gummits can be bumped into without taking any damage.

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Game File Name Meaning

Super Mario Galaxy 2 ObjectData/MameMuimuiGreen.arc MameMuimuiGreen Green Bean Muimui; compare GreenCaterpillarBig

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese モグポン[?]
Mogupon
From「モグラ」(mogura, "mole") and「ポン」(pon, onomatopoeia for striking sound)
Chinese 土撥踢踢[?]
Tǔbō Tītī
From「土撥鼠」(tǔbōshǔ, "mole") and「踢」(, to kick)
French Patavert[?] From vert ("green") and possibly patata ("potato" in Spanish), referring to their round shape
German Bui[?] -
Italian Sbuffo[?] Masculine form of "sbuffare" (to puff)
Verdesbuffo[?] Green Gummit
Gavetto[1] Pun on gavettone ("water bomb") and diminutive "-etto"
Korean 두더통[?]
Dudeotong
From "두더지" (dudeoji, "mole") and "통통" (tong-tong, onomatopoeia of being bouncy)
Spanish (NOE) Inflón verde[?] Green Burt

References[edit]

  1. ^ November 15, 2018. Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia. Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN 889367436X. Page 161.