Bloopurn

Bloopurn
Sprite from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Appears in	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Variant of	Blooper

Bloopurns are brown pot-like creatures resembling Bloopers found in Dreamy Driftwood Shore in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. They attack by opening themselves to send out Bloopers. Outside of battle, Bloopurns will let out a single Blooper to try to hit Mario and Dreamy Luigi first. These Bloopers can be hammered. In battle, Bloopurns will send out up to three Bloopers that spin toward Mario. If they stop spinning, Mario must jump over them or jump on them. The other attack Bloopurns utilize is launching three Bloopers that divebomb Mario. These can be hammered back. When a Bloopurn is hit with a hammer attack, it falls over and releases either various amounts of coins, a Mushroom, or up to three Spinies if there is no other type of enemy or there are Spinies. However, attacking a Bloopurn with a hammer twice will anger it, making it deal more damage, similar to the Fury status effect. If there are Dreamcaps R present, Bloopurns will drop Dreamcap Captains R instead.

In the British English version of the game, Bowser references this enemy when describing Antasma's screeching, saying he "sounds like a beached Bloopurn." In the American English version, he says "Blooper" instead.

Statistics

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team enemy
Bloopurn
	HP	127	Role	Common	Level	22	Location(s)	Dreamy Driftwood Shore
	Power	156	Position	Normal	No Hitter	32
	Defense	197	World	Dream	Weakness	None	Item drop	Ultrasyrup Jar (5%) None (0%)
	Speed	50	Experience	75 (90)	Coins	35 (100%)

Naming

"Bloopurn" is a combination of the words "Blooper" (what they use to attack with and also what they resemble), and "urn" (which is what they resemble).

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	ゲッソーツボ Gessō Tsubo	Blooper Jar		[?]
French (Canadian)	Urne Bloups	Blooper Urn		[?]
French (European)	Jarre Bloups	Blooper Jar		[?]
German	Bloopurne	Bloopurn		[?]
Italian	Vasbaglio	From "vaso" (vase) and "sbaglio" (mistake)		[?]
Portuguese	Bloopurna	From "Blooper" and "urna" (urn)		[?]
Russian	Ваза блуперов Vaza bluperov	Vase of Bloopers		[?]
Spanish (Latin American)	Urna blooper	Blooper urn		[?]
Spanish (European)	Vasija Blooper	Blooper Vase		[?]