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|ChiS=炸弹罗夫
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|ChiSR=Zhàdànluófū
|ChiSR=Zhàdànluófū
|ChiSM=From 「炸弹兵」 (Zhàdàn Bīng, "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
|ChiSM=From 「炸弹兵」 (''Zhàdàn Bīng'', "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
|ChiT=炸彈羅夫
|ChiT=炸彈羅夫
|ChiTR=Zhàdànluófū
|ChiTR=Zhàdànluófū
|ChiTM=From 「炸彈兵」 (Zhàdàn Bīng, "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
|ChiTM=From 「炸彈兵」 (''Zhàdàn Bīng'', "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
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|KorR=Pogbeullopeu
|KorR=Pogbeullopeu
|KorM=Derived from "폭탄병" (Poktanbyeong, "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
|KorM=Derived from "폭탄병" (''Poktanbyeong'', "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
|SpaA=Bombato
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Revision as of 11:44, July 7, 2024

Swob
A Bob-omb resident of Fahr Outpost that appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Sprite from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Species Bob-omb
First appearance Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2004)
Latest appearance Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch) (2024)
“...I want to have 22 kids, that way we can have a soccer team!”
Swob, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Swob is a Bob-omb that lives at Fahr Outpost during the events of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He says whatever is on his mind when spoken to. Swob also has a trouble and seems to have once been in love with Bobolink. His trouble, which is the final trouble on the list of troubles, requires the player to reach level 50 of the Pit of 100 Trials and blow up the graffiti on the wall.

Tattle

  • "That's Swob. He's the type of guy that just says whatever he's thinking, y'know? To be honest, I kinda like people like that."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ボムロフ[?]
Bomurofu
Portmanteau of「ボム兵」(Bomuhei, "Bob-omb") and the Russian surname "Bobrov"
Chinese (simplified) 炸弹罗夫[?]
Zhàdànluófū
From 「炸弹兵」 (Zhàdàn Bīng, "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
Chinese (traditional) 炸彈羅夫[?]
Zhàdànluófū
From 「炸彈兵」 (Zhàdàn Bīng, "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
French Bombonoff[?] From bombe ("bomb") with the Russian name ending "-noff"
German Bombov[?] Similar to the Japanese name
Italian Petardo[?] Firecracker
Korean 폭블로프[?]
Pogbeullopeu
Derived from "폭탄병" (Poktanbyeong, "Bob-omb") and the Japanese name
Spanish (NOA) Bombato[?] ?
Spanish (NOE) Bombanov[?] bomba ("bomb") + Russian name ending "-nov"