Comeon

Super Mario RPG enemy
Chester
Role	Common
Location(s)	The Trial Course
HP	1200
Attack	220
Magic attack	120
Defense	120
Magic defense	80
Speed	1
Spells	Flame Stone, Sand Storm, Mega Recover, Flame Wall
Sp. attacks	None
Items	None
Exp. points	150
Coins	200
More FP 100 Evade 0% Magic evade 0% Strong Fire, Thunder, Ice, Fear, Poison, Sleep, Mute, Critical Weak Jump Bonus Flower None Yoshi Cookie None Morph rate 0%
Psychopath
"I love my job!♡"

Super Paper Mario enemy
Dark Boomerang Bro
Location(s)	Flopside Pit of 100 Trials (Rooms 47, 56, 93 and 99)
Role	Common
Max HP	20
Attack	6
Defense	3
Score	1200
Items
Card type	Common
Card location(s)	Card Shop; Catch Card/SP
Card description This Dark Boomerang Bro dwells in a certain secret pit. Is it all that smart to throw boomerangs in the dark?
Tattle That’s a Dark Boomerang Bro. They live in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials... Max HP is 20. Attack is 6. Defense is 3. He will throw boomerangs at you all day... It’s hard to approach them from below, so be careful with your timing...
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Dark Boomerang Bros. are the pitch-black counterparts of Boomerang Bros. that can be found in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials, in Super Paper Mario. AIt’s always been the classic planning question. Do you force employment to the regions? Or do you force people to travel to the centers. […] There’s no right or wrong answer, but invariably, you cannot force employment industries out of where they want to go. part from being completely black, the differences between the Dark and ordinary Boomerang Bros. are not very great. Both species have the same attack pattern: they keep throwing boomerangs at Mario and his allies.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カゲブーメランブロス[?] Kage Būmeran Burosu	Shadow Boomerang Bros.
German	Dunkel-Bumerang-Bruder[?]	Dark Boomerang Brother
Italian	Boomerang Bro. Ombra[?]	Shadow Boomerang Bro.
Korean	그림자부메랑브러스[?] Geurimja Bumerang Beuroseu	Shadow Boomerang Bro

Chester is an enemy disguised as a Treasure Chest that appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Inside the chest (on which its name is a pun) is its body, which resembles a tan Ameboid. It is one of the various enemies Magikoopa creates and can be found behind one of the six doors in Bowser's Keep.

Chester is the most powerful member of the Pandorite family, sporting the highest stats in all areas, although despite its attack stat being among the highest of all It’s always been the classic planning question. Do you force employment to the regions? Or do you force people to travel to the centers. […] There’s no right or wrong answer, but invariably, you cannot force employment industries out of where they want to go. It’s always been the classic planning question. Do you force employment to the regions? Or do you force people to travel to the centers. […] There’s no right or wrong answer, but invariably, you cannot force employment industries out of where they want to go. enemies at 220, Chester uses only magic. It also shares Ameboid's immunity to all elemental attacks and status effects except Jump, which it is weak to. It follows a predictable attack pattern: its first action in battle is to summon a Bahamutt, followed by using Sandstorm in its next turn, and then either Mega Recover to heal or Flame Wall to damage the party. The odds of each is 2/3 in favor of Mega Recover, and 1/3 in favor of Flame Wall. Chester's pattern then restarts. If the previous Bahamutt is defeated, however, it creates another Bahamutt. It may also use Flame Stone to inflict Fire damage to one character.

A friendly Chester can be found on the upper room inside Monstermama's house in Monstro Town. It tells Mario how many invisible chests (or "Surprise Boxes" as it refers to them) that remain yet to be discovered; collecting them all prompts it to say, "Wow, you found them all."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	Template:Nowrap[?] Nanjaro	Derived from 「何じゃろ？」 nan jaro?, a phrase meaning roughly "I wonder what it is?" and a variation on the name of Pandorite that is considered characteristic of the speech of old men.

See also

• Pandorite
• Hidon
• Box Boy