Spritzbloom

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Dream Team enemy
Spritzbloom
Spritzbloom from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.
Location(s) Dreamy Somnom Woods
Role Common
Position Normal
Level 28
HP 200
Power 228
Defense 208
Speed 57
Weakness Fire
Experience 160 (192)
Coins 60 (100%)
Item drop Refreshing Herb (5%)
Flame Hammer DX (3%)
No Hitter 50
World Dream

Spritzblooms are Piranha Plant-like enemies that can be found in Dreamy Somnom Woods in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. They have a weakness to fire attacks.

Battle

Spritzblooms utilize poisons that can make Mario tiny or lower his POW. One of its attacks involves the Spritzbloom hopping around the battlefield, eventually getting in range of Mario's hammer. If the player does not counter with the hammer, the process will repeat at a faster pace. If the player does not hit the Spritzbloom after a set amount of time, it unleashes a poison gust which damages Mario. If it is hit just as it's about to spit its poison, it will blow it away from Mario instead, damaging any other enemy in that general direction.

An alternative attack involves the Spritzbloom summoning a poison bubble which must be avoided or bounced back with a jump: how far and at which angle they bounce is determined by Mario's relative position and height when he hits them, and an accurate counter can make them explode on top of the enemies. After it summons a few more poison bubbles, the attack ends. These attacks can also make Mario tiny.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スプレーフラワー[?]
Supurē Furawā
Spray Flower
German Spritzblum[?] The english name adapted into german spelling
Italian Fiorespray[?] From fiore (flower) and bomboletta spray (aerosol spray)
Portuguese (NOE) Vaporizaflor[?] From vaporizador (vaporizer) and flor (flower)
Russian Цветоплюй[?]
Tsvetoplyuy
From Цветок (Flower) and Плевать (to spit)
Spanish (NOA) Asperflor[?] From aspersor (sprinkler) and flor (flower)
Spanish (NOE) Vaporizaflor[?] From vaporizador (vaporizer) and flor (flower)