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'''Spiky Tromps''' are rocky enemies from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They are smaller versions of [[Spiny Tromp]]s.
'''Spiky Tromps''' are rocky enemies from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They are smaller versions of [[Spiny Tromp]]s. They slowly roll back and forth, changing directions when they hit a wall, and damage Mario, Luigi, Bowser, or Peach on contact. They are invincible and can only be defeated if [[Thoreau]] or [[Barry]] is used to make them fall into quicksand.


==History==
===''Super Paper Mario''===
[[File:YoldRuins.png|left|thumb|A Spiky Tromp]]
[[File:YoldRuins.png|left|thumb|A Spiky Tromp]]
In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', Spiky Tromps are first seen in [[Yold Ruins]]. They slowly roll back and forth, changing directions when they hit a wall, and damage Mario, Luigi, Bowser, or Peach on contact. They are invincible and can only be defeated if [[Thoreau]] or [[Barry]] is used to make them fall into quicksand.
Spiky Tromps are first seen in [[Yold Ruins]]. At one point in Yold Ruins, Mario must activate a blue switch that opens several trapdoors, from which a large amount of Spiky Tromps fall. Mario then must press a large red switch that causes the Spiky Tromps to fall into a pit, allowing him to safely walk on them and enter a door that was previously out of reach.
 
At one point in Yold Ruins, Mario must activate a blue switch that opens several trapdoors, from which a large amount of Spiky Tromps fall. Mario then must press a large red switch that causes the Spiky Tromps to fall into a pit, allowing him to safely walk on them and enter a door that was previously out of reach.


Spiky Tromps also appear in the [[minigame]] [[Tilt Island]]. They fall from the sky onto the island, and Mario loses a life if they hit him. If Mario collects a [[Flower]], he is able to knock them away with a spinning attack, scoring 2000 points.
Spiky Tromps also appear in the [[minigame]] [[Tilt Island]]. They fall from the sky onto the island, and Mario loses a life if they hit him. If Mario collects a [[Flower]], he is able to knock them away with a spinning attack, scoring 2000 points.

Revision as of 19:45, March 14, 2021

Template:Species-infobox Spiky Tromps are rocky enemies from Super Paper Mario. They are smaller versions of Spiny Tromps. They slowly roll back and forth, changing directions when they hit a wall, and damage Mario, Luigi, Bowser, or Peach on contact. They are invincible and can only be defeated if Thoreau or Barry is used to make them fall into quicksand.

A Spiky Tromp

Spiky Tromps are first seen in Yold Ruins. At one point in Yold Ruins, Mario must activate a blue switch that opens several trapdoors, from which a large amount of Spiky Tromps fall. Mario then must press a large red switch that causes the Spiky Tromps to fall into a pit, allowing him to safely walk on them and enter a door that was previously out of reach.

Spiky Tromps also appear in the minigame Tilt Island. They fall from the sky onto the island, and Mario loses a life if they hit him. If Mario collects a Flower, he is able to knock them away with a spinning attack, scoring 2000 points.

Profiles and statistics

Super Paper Mario enemy
Spiky Tromp
Sprite of a Spiky Tromp in Super Paper Mario Max HP N/A Role Common Location(s) Yold Ruins (1-4)
Attack 1 Card type Uncommon
Defense N/A Items Card location(s) Card Shop; Flimm; Catch Card/SP
Score N/A
Card description This bowling boulder rolls around in search of prey. Don't get caught under the spikes, or you'll be tenderized.
  List of Catch Cards  
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Tattle It's a Spiky Tromp. For some reason, it enjoys rolling left and right all day...You can't beat it... You can only avoid it... It will move until it hits a wall, then it will come right back at you...

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese コロン[?]
Koron
Onomatopoeia for light rolling.
German Stachelblock[?] Spike Block
Italian Tromp puntuto[?] Pointed Tromp
Korean 대굴[?]
Daegul
Pun on '데굴(Degul)', onomotopoeia for rolling
Spanish Rocopunt[?] Pun on "roca" (rock) and punta (pike)