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'''Squashettes''' are [[ | '''Squashettes''' are [[Rabbid]] enemies that appear in ''[[Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope]]'', first encountered in the [[Palette Prime]] battle [[Forest Rush]]. They are the female counterparts of [[Squasher]]s. Like Squashers, they carry [[Thwomp]]s on their backs. A larger version, known as [[Giant Squashette]], appears as an optional boss in [[Pristine Peaks]]. | ||
Squashettes act similarly to their male counterparts, though they do not land directly on top of their targets, instead landing close to them. Whenever Squashettes land, they cause a [[Gust]] shockwave around them, dealing damage to all heroes in range, as well as causing the Gust Super Effect. Squashettes also tend to jump every turn, and can jump across gaps and to higher ground. They are weak to [[Frozen|Frostbite]] and resistant to Gust. | Squashettes act similarly to their male counterparts, though they do not land directly on top of their targets, instead landing close to them. Whenever Squashettes land, they cause a [[Gust]] shockwave around them, dealing damage to all heroes in range, as well as causing the Gust Super Effect. Squashettes also tend to jump every turn, and can jump across gaps and to higher ground. They are weak to [[Frozen|Frostbite]] and resistant to Gust. | ||
Revision as of 08:21, July 21, 2023
| Squashette | |||
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 Squashette Memory image | |||
| First appearance | Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022) | ||
| Variant of | Squasher | ||
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Squashettes are Rabbid enemies that appear in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, first encountered in the Palette Prime battle Forest Rush. They are the female counterparts of Squashers. Like Squashers, they carry Thwomps on their backs. A larger version, known as Giant Squashette, appears as an optional boss in Pristine Peaks.
Squashettes act similarly to their male counterparts, though they do not land directly on top of their targets, instead landing close to them. Whenever Squashettes land, they cause a Gust shockwave around them, dealing damage to all heroes in range, as well as causing the Gust Super Effect. Squashettes also tend to jump every turn, and can jump across gaps and to higher ground. They are weak to Frostbite and resistant to Gust.
The Spark Squashette Master summons a Squashette ally, although it is bright blue to distinguish itself from the enemy Squashettes.
Squashettes look like Squashers, except they wear blue cone hats, as well as blue dresses. They also have long, black eyelashes.
Profiles
Tacticam analysis
 SQUASHETTE
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| Leaps high into the air, landing near as many opponents as possible to inflict a Gust attack that sends them flying backwards. | |
| WEAK | RESIST |
 FROSTBITE
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 GUST
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| Location(s) | |
| Palette Prime Terra Flora Barrendale Mesa Cursa's stronghold | |
- Movement
- Tremor Toss
- Inflicts damage and repels all targets within its area of effect.
- Tremor Toss
Memory bio
- SQUASHETTE
Another pig merged with the DNA of a Rabbid and made vicious by Cursa. Oddly enough, it believes itself to be a ballet dancer. While it is graceful - especially considering the Thwomp it carries on its back - it is the explosion of air it generates after pirouetting into the sky that impresses. They despise cold, but as they are weighed down by their Thwomps they are impervious to strong winds.
Gallery
Icon
Summoned Squashette from Squashette Master
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ストンパレッテ[?] Sutonparette |
Stomperette | |
| Italian | Suiniglia[?] | From "suino" (swine) and "coniglia" (female rabbit) | |
| Spanish | Gorrinadora[?] | ? |
