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'''Soreboars''' are {{wp|wild boar}} enemies that appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Brothership]]''. They inhabit [[Twistee Island]], and will charge at [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] if they are near. If they are attacked, Soreboar can become angry and change color. Normally, Soreboars | '''Soreboars''' are {{wp|wild boar}} enemies that appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Brothership]]''. They inhabit [[Twistee Island]], and will charge at [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] if they are near. If they are attacked, Soreboar can become angry and change color. Normally, Soreboars have yellow in color and have brown backs, short white tusks and black hooves. When angry, they turn red with dark red backs. Additionally, their eyes become yellow and lose their pupils. | ||
Larger variants of Soreboars, known as [[Big Soreboar]]s, can be summoned during battle. Later on in the game, Soreboars become infected with [[Glohm]] and become [[Glohm Soreboar]]s. | Larger variants of Soreboars, known as [[Big Soreboar]]s, can be summoned during battle. Later on in the game, Soreboars become infected with [[Glohm]] and become [[Glohm Soreboar]]s. | ||
==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
If a Soreboar is attacked in battle, even from [[First Strike]]s and [[counterattack]]s, they can become angry. While angry, their attacks are faster. If enemies are defeated in the battle, Soreboars might run off-screen and return with an angry Big Soreboar. Soreboars have two attacks, both are avoided by [[jump|jumping]]: | If a Soreboar is attacked in battle, even from [[First Strike]]s and [[counterattack]]s, they can become angry. While angry, their attacks are faster. If enemies are defeated in the battle, Soreboars might run off-screen and return with an angry Big Soreboar. Soreboars have two attacks, both are avoided or counterattacked by [[jump|jumping]]: | ||
*They can stand in front of a brother, growling before charging at them. Afterwards, they will run at the targeted character from behind them. If the Soreboar is countered during their first charge, the attack immediately ends. | *They can stand in front of a brother, growling before charging at them. Afterwards, they will run at the targeted character from behind them. If the Soreboar is countered during their first charge, the attack immediately ends. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jpn=ウリプン | ||
| | |JpnR=Uripun | ||
| | |JpnM=Portmanteau of「瓜坊」(''uribō'', "wild boar piglet") and「ぷんぷん」(''punpun'', "furiously") | ||
|ChiS=气噗噗山猪 | |ChiS=气噗噗山猪 | ||
|ChiSR=Qìpūpū Shānzhū | |ChiSR=Qìpūpū Shānzhū | ||
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|Por=Bravali | |Por=Bravali | ||
|PorM=Portmanteau of ''brava'' ("angry") and ''javali'' ("boar") | |PorM=Portmanteau of ''brava'' ("angry") and ''javali'' ("boar") | ||
|PorC=<ref>''Mario & Luigi: Brothership'' in-game name (Brazilian Portuguese localization)</ref> | |||
|SpaA=Jabravo | |SpaA=Jabravo | ||
|SpaAM=Portmanteau of ''jabalí'' ("boar") and ''bravo'' ("ferocious") | |SpaAM=Portmanteau of ''jabalí'' ("boar") and ''bravo'' ("ferocious") | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, January 7, 2025
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 A Soreboar in Mario & Luigi: Brothership | |||
| First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024) | ||
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Soreboars are wild boar enemies that appear in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. They inhabit Twistee Island, and will charge at Mario and Luigi if they are near. If they are attacked, Soreboar can become angry and change color. Normally, Soreboars have yellow in color and have brown backs, short white tusks and black hooves. When angry, they turn red with dark red backs. Additionally, their eyes become yellow and lose their pupils.
Larger variants of Soreboars, known as Big Soreboars, can be summoned during battle. Later on in the game, Soreboars become infected with Glohm and become Glohm Soreboars.
Battle[edit]
If a Soreboar is attacked in battle, even from First Strikes and counterattacks, they can become angry. While angry, their attacks are faster. If enemies are defeated in the battle, Soreboars might run off-screen and return with an angry Big Soreboar. Soreboars have two attacks, both are avoided or counterattacked by jumping:
- They can stand in front of a brother, growling before charging at them. Afterwards, they will run at the targeted character from behind them. If the Soreboar is countered during their first charge, the attack immediately ends.
- Soreboars can jump next to Mario or Luigi and roll at both of them, starting with whoever they are closest to. If the attacking Soreboar is countered, the attack stops.
Statistics[edit]
| Mario & Luigi: Brothership enemy | ||||||||
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| Soreboar (LV3) | ||||||||
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HP | 24 | POW | 13 | Defense | 8 | ||
| Experience | 3 (4) | Coins | 3 | Speed | 16 | |||
| Location(s) | Twistee Island | Role | Common | Item drop(s) | Mushroom (3%) Nut (1%) Twistee Leaf (18%) | |||
| Level | 3 | Type | Normal | |||||
| Notes: This enemy's stats are determined when the player visits Twistee Island first. | ||||||||
| Mario & Luigi: Brothership enemy | ||||||||
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| Soreboar (LV4) | ||||||||
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HP | 30 | POW | 16 | Defense | 9 | ||
| Experience | 5 (6) | Coins | 4 | Speed | 20 | |||
| Location(s) | Twistee Island | Role | Common | Item drop(s) | Mushroom (3%) Nut (1%) Twistee Leaf (18%) | |||
| Level | 4 | Type | Normal | |||||
| Notes: This enemy's stats are determined when the player visits Raynforst Island first. | ||||||||
Gallery[edit]
An angry Soreboar
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ウリプン[?] Uripun |
Portmanteau of「瓜坊」(uribō, "wild boar piglet") and「ぷんぷん」(punpun, "furiously") | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 气噗噗山猪[?] Qìpūpū Shānzhū |
Puff Puff Wild Boar | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 氣噗噗山豬[?] Qìpūpū Shānzhū |
Puff Puff Wild Boar | |
| Dutch | Soreboar[?] | - | |
| French | Phacolère[1][2] | Portmanteau of phacochère ("warthog") and colère ("anger") | |
| German | Wütschwein[?] | Portmanteau of wütend ("angry") and Wildschwein ("boar") | |
| Italian | Ringhial[3] | Portmanteau of ringhio ("growl") and a clipped version of cinghiale ("boar") | |
| Korean | 뿡돼지[?] Ppungdwaeji |
From "뿡" (ppung, onomatopoeia for puffing) and "멧돼지" (metdwaeji, "boar") | |
| Portuguese | Bravali[4] | Portmanteau of brava ("angry") and javali ("boar") | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Jabravo[?] | Portmanteau of jabalí ("boar") and bravo ("ferocious") | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Jobato[?] | From jabato ("young boar") and perhaps jo (used to express displeasure) |
References[edit]
- ^ Mario & Luigi Brothership est TROP HILARANT !. By Polo on YouTube. Retrieved on December 4, 2024.
- ^ Le retour tant attendu des deux frères !! - Mario & Luigi : L’épopée fraternelle - Let’s Play FR #01. By Ponce Replay on YouTube. Retrieved on December 4, 2024.
- ^ Mario & Luigi: Fraternauti alla carica - LIVE #1. By Mariuigi Khed on YouTube. Retrieved on November 13, 2024.
- ^ Mario & Luigi: Brothership in-game name (Brazilian Portuguese localization)
