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|ChiR=Gābùgābù
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|ChiM=Transliteration from the Japanese name
|Rus=кусачий призрак
|Rus=Кусачий призрак
|RusR=kusachiy prizrak
|RusR=Kusachiy prizrak
|RusM=Bity spook
|RusM=Bitey spook
|SpaE=Zampasma
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|SpaEM=Portmanteau on "zampar" (to gobble) and "fantasma" (ghost)
|SpaEM=Portmanteau on "zampar" (to gobble) and "fantasma" (ghost)

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Chompagobbler
A Chompagobbler in Yoshi's Crafted World
A Chompagobbler in Yoshi's Crafted World
First appearance Yoshi's Crafted World (2019)

Chompagobblers are paper lantern ghost enemies that appear in Yoshi's Crafted World. They are dark blue with glowing blue eyes, short wings, a small crest atop its head, and a curled tail, with a blue tongue hanging out of a mouth hiding a glowing orb. They only appear in the level Haunted Maker Mansion, where they calmly patrol an area while chomping, but when Yoshi approaches them, they cackle similarly to a Boo, turn purple, and charge at him until he disappears from their line of sight. They cannot be defeated by any means. If one succeeds in catching Yoshi it will send him back to the beginning of the room they patrol.

A rare costume based on a Chompagobbler also appears in the game, which can be randomly obtained from the capsule machine at Cardstock Carnival for 150 coins. This costume is light-blue with white eyes.

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Game File Name Meaning

Yoshi's Crafted World Game/Assets/Characters/Enemy/DeathGhost DeathGhost Death Ghost

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ガブガブ[?]
Gabugabu
Japanese onomatopoeia for gulping sound
Chinese 嘎布嘎布[?]
Gābùgābù
Transliteration from the Japanese name
German Beißbox[?] From "beißen" (to bite) and "box"
Italian Golosello[?] From "goloso" (gluttonous) and the diminutive suffix "-ello"
Korean 와작와작[?]
Wajak-wajak
Onomatopeoia for crunching; shared with Gnawsher
Russian Кусачий призрак[?]
Kusachiy prizrak
Bitey spook
Spanish (NOE) Zampasma[?] Portmanteau on "zampar" (to gobble) and "fantasma" (ghost)