Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr's Journey enemy
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Airnapse
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Location(s)
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Airway
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Level
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29
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HP
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150
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POW
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150
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DEF
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72
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SPEED
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96
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Experience
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610
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Coins
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80
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Item drop
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Ultrasyrup Jar - 25% Star Candy - 15%
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More
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Fire
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Normal
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Jump
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Normal
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Hammer
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Normal
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Battled by
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Mario & Luigi
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Burn
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2x
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Dizzy
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1x
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Stat down
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1x
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Speed down
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1x
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Bowser's Inside Story enemy
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Airnapse
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Location(s)
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Airway
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Battled by
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Mario and Luigi
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Role
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Common
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Level
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29
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HP
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150 (225)
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POW
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150 (375)
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DEF
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72 (108)
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SPEED
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96 (144)
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Fire
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Normal
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Burn?
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Double
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Dizzy?
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Normal
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Stat down?
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Normal
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KO?
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Normal
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Experience
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610
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Coins
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70 (105)
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Item drop
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Supersyrup Jar - 5% Doctor Socks - 20%
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Notice
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- The second set of numbers next to the enemy's HP, POW, DEF, SPEED and Coins are stat increases from the Challenge Medal accessory; a 50% increase for HP, DEF, SPEED and Coins earned, and a 150% increase for POW.
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An Airnapse is a more powerful version of the Napse located in Bowser's body in the Airway in the game Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. It has a blue nucleus and a yellow coating. In battle, Airnapses will attack Mario and Luigi by throwing energy balls at them. They generally attack in the same way as their counterparts, but their attacks are faster and more powerful. They also have more defense than their cousins. They can also regenerate a fallen Airnapse if one of them dies, and they do so more often than a regular Napse. These enemies often fight with other Airnapses or with Air Cannons, Air Cheeps and Stonks. Of all the enemies in the Airway, the Airnapses are the only ones that don't possess any features of the Dark Star. It is also the only one that doesn't have anything to do with air or gas (besides its name).
Names in other languages
Language
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Name
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Meaning
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Notes
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Japanese
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エアプン[?] Ea Pun
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Air Napse, "pun" being part of the full name for Napse in Japanese, "Shinapun", itself a pun on "synapse".
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German
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Sauerstoffel[?]
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Pun on Sauerstoff, meaning oxygen
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Italian
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Aerobolla[?]
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From aero (air) and bolla (bubble)
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Spanish (NOA)
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Napsis Aéreo[?]
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Aerial Napse
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Spanish (NOE)
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Aerócula[?]
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From aéreo (aerial) and normácula (Napses' Spanish name)
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