Squig

Super Paper Mario enemy
Squig
Location(s)	Lineland Road (1-1), Yold Desert (1-3), Yold Ruins (1-4), Flipside 1st Floor Outskirts, Flipside B2 Outskirts, Gloam Valley (2-1), Flopside 1st Floor Outskirts, Flopside B2 Outskirts, Overthere Stair (7-3), Flipside Pit of 100 Trials (Rooms 3, 7, 8, 18, 33, 35, 37, 44, 59)
Role	Common
Max HP	4
Attack	1
Defense	0
Score	200
Items	Power Steak, Smelly Herb, Ice Storm
Card type	Common
Card location(s)	Card Shop; Catch Card/SP; Chapter 1-3: Found after flipping to 3D behind a rock near the red palm tree.
Card description This nasty little guy needs to learn some manners. It spits rocks at people! Honestly, who does that?
Tattle It's a Squig... Think of these creatures as tougher Squiglets... Max HP is 4 and Attack is 1. They have a nasty habit of spitting rocks... Thankfully, the rocks are slow and easy to avoid...
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Squigs are purple, pig-like enemies that are a stronger version of Squiglets. Their first and so far only appearance is in the game Super Paper Mario. They have twice as much HP as Squiglets and unlike their weaker counterparts, Squigs can also spit rocks at Mario and his allies, similar to Octoroks from the Legend of Zelda series. Each rock gives the player 10 points when destroyed. If part of a combo, the next destroyed rock will reward the player the same amount of points earned from the previously destroyed rock plus an additional 10 points that stacks. They appear in Chapter 1, in Chapter 7 alongside Squogs, and also in the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials in rooms 3, 7, and 8.

Their name comes from either the word "square" or "squiggle" and the word "pig."

Related enemies

• Dark Squiglet
• Squiglet
• Squog
• Squoinker

Gallery

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Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	テトラポン[?] Tetorapon	Play on "tetragon" and「ポン」(-pon, Japanese name suffix); also possibly to evoke「テトラ」(Tetora, Squiglet)
German	Squig, pronounced "Skvik"[?]	-
Italian	Squig[?]	-
Korean	테트랑[?] Teteurang	Tetran; variation of Tetra
Spanish	Oink[?]	The onomatopoeia of a pig's oink