Spiky Tromp

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Template:Species-infobox Spiky Tromps are rocky enemies from Super Paper Mario. They are smaller versions of Spiny Tromps.

History

Super Paper Mario

A Spiky Tromp

In Super Paper Mario, Spiky Tromps are first seen in Yold Ruins. They slowly roll back and forth, changing directions when they hit a wall, and damage Mario, Luigi, Bowser, or Peach on contact. They are invincible and can only be defeated if Thoreau or Barry is used to make them fall into quicksand.

At one point in Yold Ruins, Mario must activate a blue switch that opens several trapdoors, from which a large amount of Spiky Tromps fall. Mario then must press a large red switch that causes the Spiky Tromps to fall into a pit, allowing him to safely walk on them and enter a door that was previously out of reach.

Spiky Tromps also appear in the minigame Tilt Island. They fall from the sky onto the island, and Mario loses a life if they hit him. If Mario collects a Flower, he is able to knock them away with a spinning attack, scoring 2000 points.

Profiles and statistics

Super Paper Mario enemy
Spiky Tromp
Sprite of a Spiky Tromp in Super Paper Mario Max HP N/A Role Common Location(s) Yold Ruins (1-4)
Attack 1 Card type Uncommon
Defense N/A Items Card location(s) Card Shop; Flimm; Catch Card/SP
Score N/A
Card description This bowling boulder rolls around in search of prey. Don't get caught under the spikes, or you'll be tenderized.
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Tattle It's a Spiky Tromp. For some reason, it enjoys rolling left and right all day...You can't beat it... You can only avoid it... It will move until it hits a wall, then it will come right back at you...

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese コロン[?]
Koron
Onomatopoeia for light rolling.
German Stachelblock[?] Spike Block
Italian Tromp puntuto[?] Pointed Tromp
Korean 대굴[?]
Daegul
Pun on '데굴(Degul)', onomotopoeia for rolling
Spanish Rocopunt[?] Pun on "roca" (rock) and punta (pike)