Oho Jee

Superstar Saga enemy
Oho Jee (Blue)
Location(s)	Oho Oasis, Thunder Palace
Level	19
Role	Common
HP	100
POW	50/80
Defense	40
Speed	10
Experience	4
Coins	1
Item drop	Oho Jee Wear – 25.81% (48.39%) Oho Jee Symbol – 25.81% (100%)
More Fire Critical Thunder Heal Jump Normal Hammer Normal Hand Normal Stun? 0% Burn? 0% Stat down? 100%
Notice Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese version (if they differ from the original American and European stats). Stats in gray are only found in the game's coding and are not available during "normal" gameplay.

Superstar Saga enemy
Oho Jee (Red)
Location(s)	Oho Oasis, Fire Palace
Level	19
Role	Common
HP	100
POW	50/80
Defense	40
Speed	10
Experience	4
Coins	1
Item drop	Oho Jee Wear – 25.81% (48.39%) Oho Jee Symbol – 25.81% (100%)
More Fire Heal Thunder Critical Jump Normal Hammer Normal Hand Normal Stun? 0% Burn? 0% Stat down? 100%
Notice Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese version (if they differ from the original American and European stats). Stats in gray are only found in the game's coding and are not available during "normal" gameplay.

“Ah! I am m-me! This is first time. ❤”

—Oho Jee, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

The Oho Jees are natives of the Oho Oasis in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. When spoken to, Oho Jees use broken grammar and say bizarre things. There are two varieties on the main island: red ones and blue ones. Two smaller islands south of Oho Oasis house a green and a purple Oho Jee, both of which have afros. Their name comes from oho (an onomatopoeia for laughter), as well as sounding like "Oh jeez", an expression used to show surprise or frustration.

All four types of Oho Jees.

According to a boombox recorded by an expedition group, one of the members was attacked by an Oho Jee, and was then transformed into one. However, they are not enemies by nature, and will not attack unprovoked. If the Red or Blue Oho Jees are hurt by Firebrand or Thunderhand respectively, they will become wild and face Mario and Luigi in battle.

At the beginning of a battle, Oho Jees will have 70 HP, and their only attack is spinning wildly at the brothers, which can be countered by jumping on them. Blue Oho Jees will spin quickly in a diamond pattern, while Red Oho Jee will spin slowly in a circle. Red Oho Jees are healed by Firebrand and are weak to Thunderhand, while Blue Oho Jees are healed by Thunderhand and hurt by Firebrand. The Oho Jees often act strangely in battle: they may run away and, if they are unable to escape, come back saying "I no believe!"; they may hum a song, which slightly heals the brothers; they may say something nonsensical, which wastes a turn for them; and if they are healed too much, they will deflate like a balloon and the battle will end. After their defeat, they will lay on the ground for bit only to jump back up and say a random quip.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クス・ジー[?] kusu jī	"Kusu" is an onomatopoeic word for giggling (similar to "oho" in English).
German	G-Kicher[?]	Pun on "Gekicher" (giggling)
Italian	Sorridenti[?]	Smiling People
Spanish	Buli[?]	-

Trivia

• It appears that Oho Jees shed their skin, as the Oho Jee Wear is made from their molted skins.
• Blazing Shroobs from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time and Calorites from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story are enemies similarly to Oho Jees that have rapidly moving legs.