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{{quote|I'm such a genius, it scares me sometimes. No wonder I'm so important!|Yaridovich|Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars}} | {{quote|I'm such a genius, it scares me sometimes. No wonder I'm so important!|Yaridovich|Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars}} | ||
'''Yaridovich''' is | '''Yaridovich''' is a member of the [[Smithy Gang]] in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'', and a master of disguise. He is a shape-shifting robot that is also able to split into multiple copies of himself. However, Yaridovich cannot change colors, and as such, any form he takes exists in shades of gray and red. In his true form, Yaridovich resembles a spear. His name itself comes from a Japanese spear known as a "[[wikipedia:yari|yari]]". Yaridovich is shown to be arrogant, boasting about his superiority and high status within Smithy's forces. | ||
Yaridovich is charged with acquiring the fifth [[Star Piece (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars)|Star Piece]]. To trick Mario, Yaridovich kidnaps the population of [[Seaside Town]] and imprisons them in a large building, then impersonates them all with his shape-shifting and duplication powers. When [[Mario]] arrives in the town, Yaridovich, in his disguise as the Town Elder, asks the hero to retrieve the Star Piece for him. | |||
Yaridovich is charged with acquiring the fifth [[Star Piece (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars)|Star Piece]] | |||
When Mario returns with the Star Piece, Yaridovich reveals that he is a member of the [[Smithy Gang]] and | When Mario returns with the Star Piece, Yaridovich, with several of his duplicates, reveals that he is a member of the [[Smithy Gang]] and asks that Mario turn over the Star Piece to him; for every time he refuses he refuses, he sends his doubles to tickle the Town Elder with a feather until Mario agrees. After he hands it over, Yaridovich and the clones run off to return to Smithy. | ||
Yaridovich | At the coast, Yaridovich is waiting for [[Blade]] to show up when Mario arrives, and when the group tries to swim away, [[Jonathan Jones]] appears and blocks their path. With nowhere to run, Yaridovich assumes his true form and battles Mario and his allies. After he is defeated, Mario obtains the Star Piece, as well as the [[Shed Key]] that unlocks the building trapping Seaside Town's true inhabitants. | ||
Yaridovich returns as a [[Machine Made]], a gray, mass-produced copy of the original. Interestingly, it can split into four Machine Made [[Jabit]]s or [[Drill Bit]]s with the [[Multiplier!]] move. | Yaridovich returns as a [[Machine Made]], a gray, mass-produced copy of the original. Interestingly, it can split into four Machine Made [[Jabit]]s or [[Drill Bit]]s with the [[Multiplier!]] move. | ||
Yaridovich can be seen in the [[parade]] during the end credits, along with [[Mack]] and [[Bowyer]], in which all three are pounded by [[Smithy]]'s hammer. | Yaridovich can be seen in the [[parade]] during the end credits, along with [[Mack]] and [[Bowyer]], in which all three are pounded by [[Smithy]]'s hammer. | ||
==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
Yaridovich always starts his battle using Water Blast, and he'll use it every two turns. | Yaridovich always starts his battle using Water Blast, and he'll use it every two turns. Yaridovich's other special moves include Flame Stone, Will Wisp, and Pierce. Yaridovich's attack and defense are the highest of any story-related boss encounter in the game. However, Yaridovich is weak to Thunder. At times, Yaridovich will use [[Mirage attack!]], which will create a clone of himself, and though the clone has weaker stats, its [[Psychopath]] thought is the only other difference between the two. When the clone has lost all of its HP or after a few turns pass, the two merge back together. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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- “I'm such a genius, it scares me sometimes. No wonder I'm so important!”
- —Yaridovich, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Yaridovich is a member of the Smithy Gang in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, and a master of disguise. He is a shape-shifting robot that is also able to split into multiple copies of himself. However, Yaridovich cannot change colors, and as such, any form he takes exists in shades of gray and red. In his true form, Yaridovich resembles a spear. His name itself comes from a Japanese spear known as a "yari". Yaridovich is shown to be arrogant, boasting about his superiority and high status within Smithy's forces.
Yaridovich is charged with acquiring the fifth Star Piece. To trick Mario, Yaridovich kidnaps the population of Seaside Town and imprisons them in a large building, then impersonates them all with his shape-shifting and duplication powers. When Mario arrives in the town, Yaridovich, in his disguise as the Town Elder, asks the hero to retrieve the Star Piece for him.
When Mario returns with the Star Piece, Yaridovich, with several of his duplicates, reveals that he is a member of the Smithy Gang and asks that Mario turn over the Star Piece to him; for every time he refuses he refuses, he sends his doubles to tickle the Town Elder with a feather until Mario agrees. After he hands it over, Yaridovich and the clones run off to return to Smithy.
At the coast, Yaridovich is waiting for Blade to show up when Mario arrives, and when the group tries to swim away, Jonathan Jones appears and blocks their path. With nowhere to run, Yaridovich assumes his true form and battles Mario and his allies. After he is defeated, Mario obtains the Star Piece, as well as the Shed Key that unlocks the building trapping Seaside Town's true inhabitants.
Yaridovich returns as a Machine Made, a gray, mass-produced copy of the original. Interestingly, it can split into four Machine Made Jabits or Drill Bits with the Multiplier! move.
Yaridovich can be seen in the parade during the end credits, along with Mack and Bowyer, in which all three are pounded by Smithy's hammer.
Battle
Yaridovich always starts his battle using Water Blast, and he'll use it every two turns. Yaridovich's other special moves include Flame Stone, Will Wisp, and Pierce. Yaridovich's attack and defense are the highest of any story-related boss encounter in the game. However, Yaridovich is weak to Thunder. At times, Yaridovich will use Mirage attack!, which will create a clone of himself, and though the clone has weaker stats, its Psychopath thought is the only other difference between the two. When the clone has lost all of its HP or after a few turns pass, the two merge back together.
