Naplock

Template:Species-infobox Naplocks are pig-like golem enemies found in Peach's Castle during the events of Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Their name is a play on the words "nap" and "block," which refers to them falling asleep at the start of the battle, and the fact that they are made out of and use blocks in their attacks. Only Bowser can fight these enemies.

When a battle starts, the Naplocks fighting will be asleep unless Bowser started the fight with a punch or his fire breath. While asleep, they shoot bubbles at Bowser. Naplocks shoot out two different kinds of bubbles. One of them contains a Mushroom (Drumstick in the remake) that can heal Bowser if he pops the bubble with his spikes. The other is a green bubble that causes damage and possibly the Sick status. It is avoided by withdrawing into the shell. Naplocks can be awoken by being attacked or if their Alarm Bob-ombs explode, the latter giving them the POW up status. While awake, they attack by spitting out Brick Blocks and throwing them at Bowser. They spit five to seven brick blocks, then charge at Bowser, who can punch the blocks as the enemy approaches, causing them to break. This can be done up to five times, leaving two blocks. Afterwards, the Naplock will throw the remaining blocks into the air and they will fall toward Bowser. He needs to dodge this attack by withdrawing into his shell. If none of the seven blocks were broken, some damage is unavoidable, as Bowser cannot hold his position long enough for all seven to break. Additionally, if Bowser is hit by any of the blocks, he will be hit by every other falling block as well because he is temporarily stunned by each individual block, not giving any time to react to the rest. Additionally, not only does Bowser take damage from each block, but they can make him Dizzy. While in the overworld, they shoot bubbles that will immediately start the fight if they touch Bowser.

Mario and Luigi cannot actually fight Naplocks at all in the game, since they cannot fight enemies in Peach's Castle. However, through cheats, it is shown the bros must jump to destroy the blocks before they fall on the bros. heads. Bowser can use the Vacuum Block to inhale a Blitty from Naplocks.

In Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey, the number of blocks they spit out and launch at Bowser is changed to eight. If an Alarm Bob-omb is defeated with a counterattack by Bowser while sleeping Naplocks are present, the explosion will make them Dizzy rather than giving them the POW-Up status.

Statistics

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story / Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story enemy
Naplock
	HP	183 (275)	POW	247 (618)	DEF	130 (195)	SPEED	25 (38)
	Coins	80 (120)	Level	28	Fire	Normal	Burn?	Immune
	Role	Common	Battled by	Bowser	Location(s)	Peach's Castle	Dizzy?	Immune
	Stat down?	Normal	KO?	Normal	Experience	580	Item drop	Fiery Drumstick - 5%
Notice: The second set of numbers next to the enemy's HP, POW, DEF, SPEED and Coins are stat increases from the Challenge Medal accessory; a 50% increase for HP, DEF, SPEED and Coins earned, and a 150% increase for POW.

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey enemy
Naplock
	HP	312	POW	290	DEF	210	SPEED	25	Experience	720
	Fire	Normal	Jump	Normal	Hammer	Normal	Battled by	Bowser	Coins	100
	Burn	Immune	Dizzy	Immune	Stat down	1x	Speed down	1x	Item drop	Fiery Drumstick - 40% TNT Drumstick - 20%
Level           26	Location(s)	Peach's Castle

Gallery

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  A sleeping Naplock

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  A sleeping Naplock about to shoot a green bubble

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  A sleeping Naplock in the remake

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  A Naplock holding its blocks in the remake

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゴーネム[?] Gōnemu	From "golem" and nemui, "sleepy".
German	Hippoblockamus[?]	From hippopotamus and block.
Italian	Ronfem[?]	From Golem and "ronfare" (to sleep)
Spanish (NOA)	Sonambloque[?]	From sonambulo (sleepwalker) and bloque (block)
Spanish (NOE)	Golmiente[?]	From Golem and durmiente (sleepy).

Trivia

• Naplocks appear to be based off the Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time enemy Snoozorb, another sleepy monster in the final area.
• In the overworld, the bubbles that follow Bowser are blue, although not containing a mushroom (drumstick in the remake).