Fawflopper: Difference between revisions
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|JapM=From [[Fawful]]'s Japanese name, Gerakobits, and the English word Grasshopper | |JapM=From [[Fawful]]'s Japanese name, Gerakobits, and the English word Grasshopper | ||
|SpaA=Fawfito Grillo | |SpaA=Fawfito Grillo | ||
|SpaAM="Grasshopper Fawfito" Fawfito Grillo is based on the spanish name of Jiminy Cricket, Pepe Grillo ( | |SpaAM="Grasshopper Fawfito" Fawfito Grillo is based on the spanish name of Jiminy Cricket, Pepe Grillo (also Pepito Grillo). | ||
|SpaE=Saltácovitz | |SpaE=Saltácovitz | ||
|SpaEM= From ''Saltamontes'', meaning Grasshopper and [[Fawful]]'s European Spanish name, Grácovitz. | |SpaEM= From ''Saltamontes'', meaning Grasshopper and [[Fawful]]'s European Spanish name, Grácovitz. | ||
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Fawfloppers are grasshopper-like creatures that resemble Fawful who appear in Blubble Lake in the game Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Bowser can defeat these in the overworld. All Bowser has to do is walk over one to defeat the creature. This means Mario and Luigi exclusively can fight these creatures. These enemies attacks consist of jumping attacks. Its main attack is facing the direction of the bro it's attacking. It will then lunge towards them. This attack is countered with a jump. However, the Fawflopper may laugh before it does its attack, meaning it is going to jump over the bro, causing no damage. Its other attack includes defying gravity and hopping above the bro little by little. It will then try to fall on top of the bro. This attack can be countered with the hammer.
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