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If the lock is significantly damaged, it eventually falls off, which makes the chest open, exposing the treasure to Bowser's Vacuum command, which sucks the coins out of the Trashure, defeating it at the same time. If the player does not defeat these enemies within a few turns, the enemies will run away, hopping off the screen. If they run away, the player does not earn any experience points for battling it. [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]], having no access to the Vacuum command, have no choice but to simply keep attacking it until it is defeated. | If the lock is significantly damaged, it eventually falls off, which makes the chest open, exposing the treasure to Bowser's Vacuum command, which sucks the coins out of the Trashure, defeating it at the same time. If the player does not defeat these enemies within a few turns, the enemies will run away, hopping off the screen. If they run away, the player does not earn any experience points for battling it. [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]], having no access to the Vacuum command, have no choice but to simply keep attacking it until it is defeated. | ||
Trashures have a stronger | Trashures have a stronger counterpart in the fawfulized [[Princess Peach's Castle]], [[Dark Trashures]]. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||
Revision as of 19:54, September 23, 2011
Template:Bisenemy Trashures are brown treasure chests that appear in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. They attack by opening their bodies, and having the lock on them throw either a Scutlet, a Hammer, an iron ball, a Coin or a Mushroom at Bowser. They will throw three to five random items. If countered, the object will fall back on to the Trashure, damaging it if the object thrown is one of the first three items.
If the lock is significantly damaged, it eventually falls off, which makes the chest open, exposing the treasure to Bowser's Vacuum command, which sucks the coins out of the Trashure, defeating it at the same time. If the player does not defeat these enemies within a few turns, the enemies will run away, hopping off the screen. If they run away, the player does not earn any experience points for battling it. Mario and Luigi, having no access to the Vacuum command, have no choice but to simply keep attacking it until it is defeated.
Trashures have a stronger counterpart in the fawfulized Princess Peach's Castle, Dark Trashures.
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- Its name may be a pun of the saying "One man's trash is another man's treasure."
