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'''Gnawshers''' are winged [[Chain Chomp|Chomp]]-like enemies with golden eyes and teeth that chomp through blocks, other enemies, collectibles, or items, hence their name, which is a combination of "gnaw" and "gnasher". While the more common black variants simply travel straight horizontally or vertically, eating anything in their path, red variants would fly around idly until they are close to something that they can consume, be it the player, other enemies (except other Gnawshers), or coins, chasing after their chosen prey and switching targets depending on what is closest to them. Gnawshers can be defeated by any form of attack ([[stomp]]s, [[fireball]]s, [[Elephant Mario|elephant trunk]] strikes, [[bubble]]s, [[Drill Mario|drill]] attacks, [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]'s tongue, or contact with players made invincible by a [[Super Star]]). | '''Gnawshers''' are winged [[Chain Chomp|Chomp]]-like enemies with golden eyes and teeth that chomp through blocks, other enemies, collectibles, or items, hence their name, which is a combination of "gnaw" and "gnasher". While the more common black variants simply travel straight horizontally or vertically, eating anything in their path, red variants would fly around idly until they are close to something that they can consume, be it the player, other enemies (except other Gnawshers), or coins, chasing after their chosen prey and switching targets depending on what is closest to them. Gnawshers can be defeated by any form of attack ([[stomp]]s, [[fireball]]s, [[Elephant Mario|elephant trunk]] strikes, [[bubble]]s, [[Drill Mario|drill]] attacks, [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]'s tongue, or contact with players made invincible by a [[Super Star]]). | ||
Gnawshers appear prominently in a level dedicated to them, [[Gnawsher Lair]]. This level features a secret section where a player must defeat five enemies to reveal the level's second [[10-flower coin]], and one way the player can do it is to lead red Gnawshers spawned from pipes to nearby [[Goombrat]]s. Later on in the level, a black Gnawsher can potentially consume the [[? Block]] holding the level's [[Wonder Flower]]. If the player is quick enough to get the Wonder Flower before this, the resulting [[Wonder Effect]] | Gnawshers appear prominently in a level dedicated to them, [[Gnawsher Lair]]. This level features a secret section where a player must defeat five enemies to reveal the level's second [[10-flower coin]], and one way the player can do it is to lead red Gnawshers spawned from pipes to nearby [[Goombrat]]s. Later on in the level, a black Gnawsher can potentially consume the [[? Block]] holding the level's [[Wonder Flower]]. If the player is quick enough to get the Wonder Flower before this, the resulting [[Wonder Effect]] summons a horde of black Gnawshers from the left, destroying everything in their path. These Gnawshers are invulnerable to damage, but they can be stunned by [[Red POW Block]]s (triggered either by the player or contact with the horde itself), momentarily stopping their advance. Eleven red Gnawshers are also encountered in the second section of [[KO Arena Magma Flare-Up]], where they can be distracted by coins in bubbles generated by pipes in the ceiling, while another horde of black Gnawshers is spawned to chase the player through a crystal section of [[The Final Test Wonder Gauntlet]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:56, March 3, 2024
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 Model of a red Gnawsher | |||
| First appearance | Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023) | ||
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Template:Quote2 Gnawshers are winged Chomp-like enemies with golden eyes and teeth that chomp through blocks, other enemies, collectibles, or items, hence their name, which is a combination of "gnaw" and "gnasher". While the more common black variants simply travel straight horizontally or vertically, eating anything in their path, red variants would fly around idly until they are close to something that they can consume, be it the player, other enemies (except other Gnawshers), or coins, chasing after their chosen prey and switching targets depending on what is closest to them. Gnawshers can be defeated by any form of attack (stomps, fireballs, elephant trunk strikes, bubbles, drill attacks, Yoshi's tongue, or contact with players made invincible by a Super Star).
Gnawshers appear prominently in a level dedicated to them, Gnawsher Lair. This level features a secret section where a player must defeat five enemies to reveal the level's second 10-flower coin, and one way the player can do it is to lead red Gnawshers spawned from pipes to nearby Goombrats. Later on in the level, a black Gnawsher can potentially consume the ? Block holding the level's Wonder Flower. If the player is quick enough to get the Wonder Flower before this, the resulting Wonder Effect summons a horde of black Gnawshers from the left, destroying everything in their path. These Gnawshers are invulnerable to damage, but they can be stunned by Red POW Blocks (triggered either by the player or contact with the horde itself), momentarily stopping their advance. Eleven red Gnawshers are also encountered in the second section of KO Arena Magma Flare-Up, where they can be distracted by coins in bubbles generated by pipes in the ceiling, while another horde of black Gnawshers is spawned to chase the player through a crystal section of The Final Test Wonder Gauntlet.
Gallery
A black Gnawsher
A red Gnawsher
A horde of Gnawshers during a Wonder Effect
Additional names
Internal names
| Game | File | Name | Meaning
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| Super Mario Bros. Wonder | G:/romfs/Model/EnemyTaberukun.bfres.zs | Taberukun | Combination of「食べる」(taberu, to eat) and the honorific「~くん」(-kun) |
| Super Mario Bros. Wonder | G:/romfs/Pack/Actor/EnemyEater.pack.zs | Eater | - |
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ガシガシ[?] Gashi-gashi |
Corruption of「がじがじ」(gaji-gaji, onomatopoeia for gnawing) | |
| Chinese | 咬咬[?] Yǎoyǎo |
Repetition of「咬」(yǎo, to bite) | |
| French | Crocroc[?] | Contraction of "croc croc" (onomatopoeia for crunching) | |
| German | Happ[?] | Clipping of "Happen" (morsel) | |
| Italian | Sgranock[?] | Partial homophone of "sgranocchiare" (to munch) | |
| Korean | 와작와작[?] Wajak-wajak |
Korean onomatopoeia for crunching something; shared with Chompagobbler | |
| Portuguese | Mordilão[?] | From "morder" (to bite) and "comilão" (glutton) | |
| Russian | Хрумдель[?] Khrumdel' |
From "хрум" (khrum, crunch) and possibly "хрюндель" (khryundel', cheeky pig) | |
| Spanish | Ñac-ñac[?] | Repetition of "ñac" (onomatopoeia for biting) |
