Flibbee
| Dream Team enemy | |
|---|---|
| Flibbee | |
| |
| Location(s) | Mushrise Park |
| Role | Common |
| Position | Normal |
| Level | 6 |
| HP | 36 |
| Power | 41 |
| Defense | 36 |
| Speed | 31 |
| Weakness | None |
| Experience | 17 (20) |
| Coins | 7 (100%) |
| Item drop | Syrup Jar (10%) So-so Hammer (2%) |
| No Hitter | 7 |
| World | Real |
Flibbees are yellow bees with red eyes and two feet that appear in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, located uncommenly in Mushrise Park. In battle, Flibbees attack differently, depending on whether they are in mid-air or standing on the ground. A Flibbee's position can change if struck by a bro on its attack turn. If in mid-air, the Flibbee will come flying at a bro on its side after possibly rolling its eyes in circles 0-3 times.
The Flibbee will then do the same amount of loops as the number of times it rolled its eyes in a circle, and then fly into the bro, who must jump before it hits him in order to dodge. If on the ground, the Flibbee will fly at a bro and aim its spike at him as it flies back and forth barely away from the bro; he must smack it with his hammer when it comes into range to knock it into another enemy, in normal mode dealing 7 damage to other Flibbees, 6 to Capnaps, and 5 to Thorbs, or if there are no others, into the ground. In hard mode, this deals 11 damage to Capnaps and other Flibbees.
First striking them on the field can also affect how the battle begins. If the hammer is used to deliver the first strike, and the Flibbee is on the ground, it will always move up into the air before anyone can take their turn. Conversely, if a jump is used to deliver a first strike, and the Flibbee is in the air, then it will become grounded before anyone can move.
A stronger version of Flibbees called Flibbees R appears later on in the game on Mount Pajamaja.
Gallery
A standing Flibbee.
A flying Flibbee.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | サカバチ[?] Sakabachi |
Portmanteau of「逆さ」(sakasa, upside down) and「蜂」(hachi, bee; as it has been compounded, the initial "h" becomes voiced) | |
| German | Reversiene[?] | Pun on revers (reverse) and Biene (Bee) | |
| Italian | Verticape[?] | From verticale (vertical) and ape (bee). | |
| Portuguese | Invertibelha[?] | From invertida (flipped) and abelha (bee) | |
| Russian | Жалокрут[?] Zhalokrut |
From Жало (Stinger) and Крутить (Spin) | |
| Spanish | Abejabajo[?] | From abeja (bee) and abajo (down). |
