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Revision as of 12:55, September 2, 2021

Dream Team enemy
Krubbish
Krubbish from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.
Location(s) Dreamy Wakeport
Role Common
Position Normal
Level 25
HP 83
Power 180
Defense 152
Speed 58
Weakness None
Experience 160 (192)
Coins 45 (100%)
Item drop Refreshing Herb (10%)
Rookie Gloves (5%)
No Hitter 43
World Dream

A Krubbish is an enemy found in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. Krubbishes are found only in Bedsmith's dream world of Dreamy Wakeport and resemble a pink trash can. Krubbishes often appear alongside Cocoknights R.

In battle, a Krubbish may release a cloud of dust shaped like a fist, which may shrink Mario. The direction the Krubbish is facing when it releases the dust indicates which direction the dust comes from. To avoid its attack, Mario must first move away from the dust cloud and then jump over it as it approaches him.

While fighting alongside at least four Cocoknights R, a Krubbish will inhale a group of them, and then spit them out at Mario one by one. Mario must hammer the Cocoknights R that were spat out, ones that are spat out normally will fall right over Mario, and Cocoknights R that were spinning as they were spat out will fall in front of him and bounce towards him.

Their appearance as a pink trash can with yellow eyes makes them look somewhat similar to Junker.

Krubbishes also explode upon defeat, instantly defeating inhaled Cocoknights R.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ダスッター[?]
Dasuttā
Corruption of 「ダスター」 (dasutā, duster)
German Möllschlock[?] Trash Swallow; just with an ö and an o instead of an ü and an u
Italian Bidonton[?] From bidone m della spazzatura (garbage can)
Portuguese Papalixo[?] Rubbish eater
Russian Мусорожор[?]
Musorozhor
Garbage eater
Spanish Basurrero[?] From basura (garbage) and guerrero (warrior)