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'''Bomberto''' is a [[Bob-omb]] from the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. He's a sailor. According to [[Goombella]], Bomberto has a lot of muscles, despite the fact he is a walking bomb. In the game, Bomberto placed a trouble request at the [[Trouble Center]]. His trouble was that his wife had bought a | '''Bomberto''' is a [[Bob-omb]] from the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. He's a sailor. According to [[Goombella]], Bomberto has a lot of muscles, despite the fact he is a walking bomb. In the game, Bomberto placed a trouble request at the [[Trouble Center]]. His trouble was that his wife had bought a lunchbox for him, but it was empty, and (of course) the sailor was hungry. [[Mario]] had to give Bomberto any food item to solve his trouble, which yielded eleven [[Coin]]s. | ||
== Trivia == | |||
*Bomberto's name is a pun on "bomb" and the Spanish name "Roberto," the equivalent of the English "Robert." | |||
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Bomberto is a Bob-omb from the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He's a sailor. According to Goombella, Bomberto has a lot of muscles, despite the fact he is a walking bomb. In the game, Bomberto placed a trouble request at the Trouble Center. His trouble was that his wife had bought a lunchbox for him, but it was empty, and (of course) the sailor was hungry. Mario had to give Bomberto any food item to solve his trouble, which yielded eleven Coins.
Trivia
- Bomberto's name is a pun on "bomb" and the Spanish name "Roberto," the equivalent of the English "Robert."
