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Ditrani Salvatore MRSOH Medicians.jpg|Official renders of a Spellraiser, [[Ghostly Walker]], and [[Depleter]] | Ditrani Salvatore MRSOH Medicians.jpg|Official renders of a Spellraiser, [[Ghostly Walker]], and [[Depleter]] | ||
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| | |Jpn=ヨービス | ||
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| | |Jpn=マリスバレット | ||
| | |JpnR=Marisu Baretto | ||
| | |JpnM=Malice Bullet | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:42, January 7, 2025
| Spellraiser | |||
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 Spellraiser Memory image | |||
| First appearance | Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022) | ||
| Variant of | Rabbid | ||
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- “We keep to ourselves here on Barrendale Mesa
, but Spellraisers 
? That's where I draw the line! Do me a favor and show three Spellraisers the door? I don't want folks around here to know how spooked I am.” - —Rabbid, Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Spellraisers are cloaked Rabbid enemies that appear in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, first appearing in Barrendale Mesa story-wise, or encountered in a side quest named Closing the Gap in Palette Prime. The name is a portmanteau of "spell" and "hellraiser", a term describing someone who behaves in a way that causes trouble.
In battle, Spellraisers attack at long range, with a projectile that deals physical damage to a hero. They have the ability to summon Stooges to the battlefield, although they only summon normal Stooges. Spellraisers do less damage than Stooges, but have much longer range than them. Spellraisers are weak against Gust, and are resistant to Ooze.
Spellraisers wear cyan cloaks, and have long, magenta hair that covers their eyes. They also float above the ground rather than walking. Their summoning ability is similar to Summoners from Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Unlike Summoners, Spellraisers summon Stooges instantly, rather than taking two turns to do so.
In the main story, Spellraisers never appear in "Defeat All" battles. In The Tower of Doooom however, they can appear in said battles. Summoned Stooges must also be defeated to win the battle, as the enemy counter increases by one for each Stooge summoned.
Profiles[edit]
Tacticam analysis[edit]
 SPELLRAISER
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| Long-range attacker. Summons Stooges to the battlefield. | |
| WEAK | RESIST |
 GUST
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 OOZE
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| Location(s) | |
| Palette Prime Barrendale Mesa Cursa's stronghold | |
- Attack
- Malice Bolt
- A long-range projectile with a flat trajectory.
- Malice Bolt
- Technique
- Summon Stooge (2 turn cooldown)
- Summons 1 Stooge allies.
- Summon Stooge (2 turn cooldown)
Memory bio[edit]
- SPELLRAISERS
The cowardly Spellraiser prefers to keep its distance, targeting heroes from long range distances with a powerful bolt of menacing energy. When not so engaged it summons other minions of Cursa's army to do its "dirty work" for it. It feels right at home when in contact with slime and ooze, but is vulnerable to attacks that make use of gusts of wind.
Gallery[edit]
Icon
A Spellraiser summoning a Stooge
Official renders of a Spellraiser, Ghostly Walker, and Depleter
Names in other languages[edit]
- Spellraiser
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヨービス[?] Yōbisu |
From a clipping of「 |
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| Italian | Evocante[?] | Summoner | |
| Russian | Заклинатель[?] Zaklinatel' |
Spellcaster |
- Malice Bolt
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | マリスバレット[?] Marisu Baretto |
Malice Bullet |
