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The '''Dark Pigarithm''' is a pitch black enemy from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' that can be found in the [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]]. Its name is derived from ''pig'', referring to its pig-like appearance, and ''[[wikipedia:logarithm|logarithm]]''. The dark moniker comes from its shady appearance. The Dark Pigarithm is made up of three black piggy-banks connected to one another. Each time it is attacked, one of the piggy-banks is removed, making it smaller and faster. When the last one is destroyed, the player earns a large amount of | The '''Dark Pigarithm''' is a pitch black enemy from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' that can be found in the [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]]. Its name is derived from ''pig'', referring to its pig-like appearance, and ''[[wikipedia:logarithm|logarithm]]''. The dark moniker comes from its shady appearance. The Dark Pigarithm is made up of three black piggy-banks connected to one another. Each time it is attacked, one of the piggy-banks is removed, making it smaller and faster. When the last one is destroyed, the player earns a large amount of [[coin]]s. Apart from being slightly stronger and completely black, it is no different than other [[Pigarithm]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 16:05, March 24, 2012
Template:Spmenemybox The Dark Pigarithm is a pitch black enemy from Super Paper Mario that can be found in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials. Its name is derived from pig, referring to its pig-like appearance, and logarithm. The dark moniker comes from its shady appearance. The Dark Pigarithm is made up of three black piggy-banks connected to one another. Each time it is attacked, one of the piggy-banks is removed, making it smaller and faster. When the last one is destroyed, the player earns a large amount of coins. Apart from being slightly stronger and completely black, it is no different than other Pigarithms.
