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'''Gearmos''' are robots that appear in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They are usually seen inhabiting industrialized galaxies where they usually aid in their maintenance and upkeep.
'''Gearmos''' are robots that appear in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They are usually seen in industrialized galaxies, and are pictured as maintenance robots. Their name could be a portmanteau of the words "''gear''" and "''ammo''"


==History==
==History==
[[Image:Gearmos.png|left|thumb|A blue '''Gearmo''' and a yellow one in the distance, in the [[Toy Time Galaxy]].]]
[[Image:Gearmos.png|left|thumb|A blue '''Gearmo''' and a yellow one in the distance, in the [[Toy Time Galaxy]].]]
===''Super Mario Galaxy''===
===''Super Mario Galaxy''===
Gearmos make their first appearance in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' where most of them inhabit the [[Toy Time Galaxy]]. However, they can be also found in the [[Buoy Base Galaxy]], the [[Battlerock Galaxy]], the [[Dreadnought Galaxy]], the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]] and the [[Comet Observatory]].
Gearmos make their first appearance in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', in various [[Galaxy|galaxies]] as well as in the [[Comet Observatory]].


In the Toy Time Galaxy, Gearmos appear throughout working the various objects in the [[galaxy]] and helping [[Mario]] on his way through. They appear as helpful NPCs in the Buoy Base Galaxy and give Mario advice on how to reach the top of the tower. One Gearmo holding a metal stick with a magnet attached to the end of it appears in the [[Battlerock Galaxy]] and another appears in the [[Dreadnought Galaxy]]. These Gearmos are in charge of keeping the ammo depots clean. They ask Mario to help clean up the mess by throwing [[Bob-omb]]s at the garbage. If Mario does this for them, each will give him one [[Power Star]] in return, making two power stars if he does both missions. It is possible that both of these Gearmos are the same character as they are both green.
A green Gearmo appears in the [[Engine Room]] of the Comet Observatory.


Another green Gearmo appears controlling the [[Engine Room]] of the Comet Observatory when Mario gets to that point in the story.
In the [[Toy Time Galaxy]], Gearmos appear throughout working the various objects in the galaxy and helping [[Mario]] on his way through.


Gearmos also appear in the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]] where they tell Mario not to litter.
In the [[Buoy Base Galaxy]], they give Mario advice on how to reach the top of the tower.
 
Two similar-looking green Gearmos appear in the ammo depots in the [[Battlerock Galaxy]] and in the [[Dreadnought Galaxy]]. They both hold a metal stick with a magnet attached to the end of it, and ask Mario if he wants to [[Bob-omb Blasting|blow up trash with bombs]]. If Mario manages to destroy all the garbage within the time limit, they will reward him with a [Power Star]].
 
In the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]], they tell Mario not to litter.


===''Super Mario Galaxy 2''===
===''Super Mario Galaxy 2''===
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In this game, when hit with [[Star Bits]] or spun at, their heads spin around.
In this game, when hit with [[Star Bits]] or spun at, their heads spin around.


==Characteristics and Traits==
==Characteristics and traits==
Most Gearmos are irritable neat-freaks. The Gearmo with the magnet becomes furious at Mario if he does not complete the Bob-omb Challenge. Another one gets angry at him for destroying a giant weight holding down a tower, and another warns Mario not to let it catch him littering.
Most Gearmos are irritable neat-freaks. The Gearmo with the magnet becomes furious at Mario if he does not complete the Bob-omb Challenge. Another one gets angry at him for destroying a giant weight holding down a tower, and another warns Mario not to let it catch him littering.


Gearmos have a large gear inside the back of their heads. If Mario jumps on the gear, it pops out, and falls back into place. Gearmos are capable of moving without the gear, suggesting that the gear has no real purpose. This may also indicate that Gearmos are living beings rather than robots. Further proof of this is the fact that, if the player gets zero purple coins in the Battlerock Galaxy, the Gearmo at the end will refer to herself as "this old iron lady", indicating Gearmos have separate genders, despite being iron robots. Some Gearmos are also shown to possess immense strength, such as the ability to destroy [[Chomp]]s with bare hands.
Gearmos have a large gear inside the back of their heads. If Mario jumps on the gear, it pops out, and falls back into place. Gearmos are capable of moving without the gear, suggesting that the gear has no real purpose. This may also indicate that Gearmos are living beings rather than robots. Further proof of this is the fact that, if the player gets zero purple coins in the Battlerock Galaxy, the Gearmo at the end will refer to herself as "this old iron lady", indicating Gearmos have separate genders, despite being iron robots. Some Gearmos are also shown to possess immense strength, such as the ability to destroy [[Chomp]]s with bare hands.
===Manner of speaking===
*In the Japanese version, Gearmos speak in [[wikipedia:Kansai dialect|Kansai-ben]], a non-standard dialect commonly used in Japanese media to indicate that a speaker is humorous or witty.
*In the Korean version, they talk in a North Korean accent.


==Names in Other Languages==
==Names in Other Languages==
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==Trivia==
*Gearmo could possibly be a portmanteau of the name ''Guillermo'' and the word ''gear''.
*In Japanese, Gearmos speak in [[wikipedia:Kansai dialect|Kansai-ben]], a non-standard dialect commonly used in Japanese media to indicate that a speaker is humorous or witty, and they talk in a North Korean accent in the Korean version.
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“If ya got time to talk, ya got time to keep the Chomps rolling!”
Gearmo, Super Mario Galaxy 2

Gearmos are robots that appear in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. They are usually seen in industrialized galaxies, and are pictured as maintenance robots. Their name could be a portmanteau of the words "gear" and "ammo"

History

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A blue Gearmo and a yellow one in the distance, in the Toy Time Galaxy.

Super Mario Galaxy

Gearmos make their first appearance in Super Mario Galaxy, in various galaxies as well as in the Comet Observatory.

A green Gearmo appears in the Engine Room of the Comet Observatory.

In the Toy Time Galaxy, Gearmos appear throughout working the various objects in the galaxy and helping Mario on his way through.

In the Buoy Base Galaxy, they give Mario advice on how to reach the top of the tower.

Two similar-looking green Gearmos appear in the ammo depots in the Battlerock Galaxy and in the Dreadnought Galaxy. They both hold a metal stick with a magnet attached to the end of it, and ask Mario if he wants to blow up trash with bombs. If Mario manages to destroy all the garbage within the time limit, they will reward him with a [Power Star]].

In the Grand Finale Galaxy, they tell Mario not to litter.

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Gearmos return in the sequel, Super Mario Galaxy 2 once again with the purpose of maintaining the various galaxies they appear in. The main galaxy they appear in is the Chompworks Galaxy where they are responsible for breaking open Chomps.

Similar to the missions with the Bob-ombs in the original, two Gearmos with magnet sticks appear once again in the Rightside Down Galaxy and the Upside Dizzy Galaxy but this time they give Mario a Fire Flower and ask Fire Mario to burn up all the crates in twenty seconds or less in the Crate Burning mini-game.

Later, two Gearmos appear in the Tall Trunk Galaxy's Prankster Comet mission. One at the top of the slide claims to have lost 140 Purple Coins and asks Mario to get them for him. He tells them that her buddy at the bottom will give him a prize if he does. And, true to her word, the Gearmo at the bottom of the slide will give Mario a Power Star if he got at least 100 Purple Coins. A green Gearmo also appears in Rolling Coaster Galaxy's Prankster Comet, giving Mario the star if he succeeds in getting the 100 Purple Coins.

When special missions are completed in the Boulder Bowl Galaxy and Space Storm Galaxy, two Gearmos, a Gold Gearmo and a Silver Gearmo, will join Mario in his adventures on Starship Mario, and give him a 1-Up Mushroom when talked to. This is similar to the garbage challenge from the prequel, with the Gearmos all being green.

In this game, when hit with Star Bits or spun at, their heads spin around.

Characteristics and traits

Most Gearmos are irritable neat-freaks. The Gearmo with the magnet becomes furious at Mario if he does not complete the Bob-omb Challenge. Another one gets angry at him for destroying a giant weight holding down a tower, and another warns Mario not to let it catch him littering.

Gearmos have a large gear inside the back of their heads. If Mario jumps on the gear, it pops out, and falls back into place. Gearmos are capable of moving without the gear, suggesting that the gear has no real purpose. This may also indicate that Gearmos are living beings rather than robots. Further proof of this is the fact that, if the player gets zero purple coins in the Battlerock Galaxy, the Gearmo at the end will refer to herself as "this old iron lady", indicating Gearmos have separate genders, despite being iron robots. Some Gearmos are also shown to possess immense strength, such as the ability to destroy Chomps with bare hands.

Manner of speaking

  • In the Japanese version, Gearmos speak in Kansai-ben, a non-standard dialect commonly used in Japanese media to indicate that a speaker is humorous or witty.
  • In the Korean version, they talk in a North Korean accent.

Names in Other Languages

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