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'''Thunder Sass''' is a character that appears in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'', as one of [[Big Massif]]'s four Hooraw disciples that must be fought in the "Beef-off". He is a tiny, angry Hooraw with yellow spiked hair and yellow pants. Of the Hooraw disciples, Thunder Sass has the lowest HP and DEF, but has the highest SPEED and POW. They appear to [[Mario]] and [[Dreamy Luigi]] at [[Dreamy Wakeport]], sent by Big Massif to test them. When they head to the next area to hide, Thunder Sass heads down the yellow [[Warp Pipe]]. | '''Thunder Sass''' is a character that appears in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'', as one of [[Big Massif]]'s four Hooraw disciples that must be fought in the "Beef-off". He is a tiny, angry Hooraw with yellow spiked hair and yellow pants. Of the Hooraw disciples, Thunder Sass has the lowest HP and DEF, but has the highest SPEED and POW. They appear to [[Mario]] and [[Dreamy Luigi]] at [[Dreamy Wakeport]], sent by Big Massif to test them. When they head to the next area to hide, Thunder Sass heads down the yellow [[Warp Pipe]]. | ||
In battle, Thunder Sass surrounds himself with [[Hooraw]]s. For this battle, Mario is only able to use counterattacks to damage him, similarly to [[Shrowser]] in ''[[Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' and the first few [[Hammer Bro]]s in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', in a quest called, "Stuff Retrieval". All of the command blocks have been removed except for the "Item" block (or the Hint Block if the player receives a [[Game Over|game over]]), and is only able to use healing items. Badge effects also cannot be used(likely to prevent | In battle, Thunder Sass surrounds himself with [[Hooraw]]s. For this battle, Mario is only able to use counterattacks to damage him, similarly to [[Shrowser]] in ''[[Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' and the first few [[Hammer Bro]]s in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', in a quest called, "Stuff Retrieval". All of the command blocks have been removed except for the "Item" block (or the Hint Block if the player receives a [[Game Over|game over]]), and is only able to use healing items. Badge effects also cannot be used (likely to prevent damaging him using the Striking Badge's effects). It is also the only battle in the game in which the player can do nothing, by pressing {{button|3ds|R}} to become idle. | ||
One of Thunder Sass's attacks involve him bouncing across groups of Hooraws before launching himself at Mario at high speed, but will only bounce off the groups of Hooraws that have their arms raised. Mario must use his Hammer to counterattack. Thunder Sass will also simply charge at Mario several times with a flurry of punches, which can be countered by jumping on him. | One of Thunder Sass's attacks involve him bouncing across groups of Hooraws before launching himself at Mario at high speed, but will only bounce off the groups of Hooraws that have their arms raised. Mario must use his Hammer to counterattack. Thunder Sass will also simply charge at Mario several times with a flurry of punches, which can be countered by jumping on him. | ||
Revision as of 22:15, August 22, 2016
- “SASS TIME! But first... some cardio!”
- —Thunder Sass, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Thunder Sass is a character that appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, as one of Big Massif's four Hooraw disciples that must be fought in the "Beef-off". He is a tiny, angry Hooraw with yellow spiked hair and yellow pants. Of the Hooraw disciples, Thunder Sass has the lowest HP and DEF, but has the highest SPEED and POW. They appear to Mario and Dreamy Luigi at Dreamy Wakeport, sent by Big Massif to test them. When they head to the next area to hide, Thunder Sass heads down the yellow Warp Pipe.
In battle, Thunder Sass surrounds himself with Hooraws. For this battle, Mario is only able to use counterattacks to damage him, similarly to Shrowser in Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time and the first few Hammer Bros in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, in a quest called, "Stuff Retrieval". All of the command blocks have been removed except for the "Item" block (or the Hint Block if the player receives a game over), and is only able to use healing items. Badge effects also cannot be used (likely to prevent damaging him using the Striking Badge's effects). It is also the only battle in the game in which the player can do nothing, by pressing 
to become idle.
One of Thunder Sass's attacks involve him bouncing across groups of Hooraws before launching himself at Mario at high speed, but will only bounce off the groups of Hooraws that have their arms raised. Mario must use his Hammer to counterattack. Thunder Sass will also simply charge at Mario several times with a flurry of punches, which can be countered by jumping on him.
