Stone Buzzy

Super Paper Mario enemy
Stone Buzzy
Location(s)	Downtown of Crag (5-1), Gap of Crag (5-2), Flipside Pit of 100 Trials (Room 34)
Role	Common
Max HP	3
Attack	2
Defense	??
Score	400
Items	Catch Card
Card type	Common
Card location(s)	Card Shop; Catch Card/SP; Chapter 5-2: Found after gliding over the canyon with the Star Block as Peach and using Mario to flip into 3D.
Card description It's a Buzzy Beetle with a rock-hard shell. You'll have to stomp it a few times to crack it. You may feel a little guilty, but push through it.
Tattle This is definitely a Stone Buzzy. That rock-hard shell must be heavy... Max HP is 3, Attack is 2, and Defense is ??. Flames won't burn its hard shell... I hear that you can crack its shell if you hit it enough... But I'm a little afraid to see what they look like without their shell...
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Stone Buzzies are a variation of Buzzy Beetle that appear in Super Paper Mario. They resemble standard Buzzy Beetles and their other variants in the first three Paper Mario games, but as their name indicates, uniquely bear a gray shell made of stone. This stone shell is far less sturdy than a regular Buzzy Beetle's shell, as jumping on it will crack it until it breaks after three stomps, defeating them. When this happens, they're revealed to only wear blue shorts with red polka dots, which seemingly embarrassing the Buzzy as they promptly disappear.

Stone Buzzies are first encountered in Downtown of Crag, where one appears in 3D, and they are found in abundance within the Gap of Crag. A more powerful version, the Dark Stone Buzzy, appears in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials.

Buzzy Beetles which similarly wear a rock-like shell, Magmites and Magmuses, prior appeared in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

Gallery

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  Catch Card

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  A Stone Buzzy with a slightly-cracked shell.

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  A Stone Buzzy with a heavily-cracked shell.

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  A Stone Buzzy without its shell.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ストーンメット[?] Sutōn Metto	Stone Buzzy Beetle
French	Bruyroc[?]	Pun on roc ("stone") and Bruyinsecte (the French name of Buzzy Beetles)
German	Steinkäfer[?]	Stone Beetle
Italian	Pietronella[?]	Stone-Buzzy Beetle
Korean	돌하잉바[?] Dol Haingba	Stone Buzzy Beetle
Spanish	Petrobuzzy[?]	Stony Beetle