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(Worth mentioning since it became "Mr." Kipper. Also, -what- Spanish translation?)
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|Jap=ピチピチ
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|JapM=A Japanese term meaning "vivaciously" in reference to fresh fish and historically used for young women, and also follows the naming style of「プクプク」(''Pukupuku'', [[Cheep Cheep#Names in other languages|Goby]])
|JapM=A Japanese term meaning "vivaciously", in reference to fresh fish and historically used for young women, and also follows the naming style of「プクプク」(''Pukupuku'', [[Cheep Cheep#Names in other languages|Goby]])
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Revision as of 03:49, May 30, 2022

Super Mario RPG enemy
Mr. Kipper
Battle idle animation of a Mr. Kipper from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Battle idle animation of an underwater Goby or Mr. Kipper from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Role Common
Location(s) Sea, Sunken Ship, The Trial Course
HP 133
Attack 75
Magic attack 14
Defense 45
Magic defense 10
Speed 23
Spells None
Sp. attacks None
Items Able Juice (5%)
Exp. points 8
Coins 2
More
FP 100
Evade 13%
Magic evade 0%
Strong None
Weak Fire, Thunder
Bonus Flower Defense Up! (50%)
Yoshi Cookie Mushroom
Morph rate 100%
Psychopath
"I'm a fresh little fish."

Mr. Kipper is a species of fish that can be found in the sea as well as in the Sunken Ship in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. They often appear alongside Crusties and Bloobers. Mr. Kippers lack any spells or special attacks, with their only attack being to simply ram into the player characters. When a Mr. Kipper is shown outside of water, its color is green, but when in water, they appear purple. They are close relatives to Goby, another enemy that appeared in the Kero Sewers.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ピチピチ[?]
Pichipichi
A Japanese term meaning "vivaciously", in reference to fresh fish and historically used for young women, and also follows the naming style of「プクプク」(Pukupuku, Goby)