Caccac

Dream Team enemy
Caccac
Location(s)	Dozing Sands
Role	Common
Position	Normal
Level	11
HP	74
Power	60
Defense	77
Speed	23
Weakness	Fire
Experience	32 (38)
Coins	16 (100%)
Item drop	Super Candy (10%) Bare Boots (4%)
No Hitter	12
World	Real

Caccacs are cactus enemies that appear in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. Caccacs are not found in the field, and are only found in battle if Mario and Luigi enter a battle with either a Flounderflage or Sandoon on the field. In battle, Caccacs do not attack unless attacked, vengefully attacking the same number of times they were hit once their turn comes (up to nine if they were attacked at all). If they are hit more than nine times without retaliation, they will appear dazed, and then fall back asleep, with no consequence to Mario and Luigi.

Caccacs can attack by spawning and chucking cactus parts at Mario and Luigi. If the Caccac spawns the part in its right hand, it's aiming for Mario. If in the left, it's aiming for Luigi. If it throws the part in an arc quickly, the targeted bro must jump to avoid it. If it throws it straight through the air after a brief pause, jumping will instead result in the targeted bro getting hit. To tell which cactus parts must be jumped over, the player needs to look above the enemy's head for four orange lines that will show up if the part is being directly thrown at Mario or Luigi. If they don't appear, then the player must not jump. Additionally, the last part will always miss if the player remains idle, dealing 17 damage to the Caccac itself in normal mode, and 23 damage in Hard Mode.

A Caccac may also attack by charging into Mario or Luigi in a similar fashion to Choombas from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Upon a successful charge, the Caccac will keep running past the bro, go off-screen and will continue charging when they reappear on the other side of the screen in line with the Bro. it plans to attack next. Mario and Luigi must hammer the incoming Caccac before it hits them each time in order to avoid taking damage. Upon getting counter-attacked, the Caccac may change its target.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	サボッテル[?] Sabotteru	Pun on「サボテン」(saboten, cactus) and possibly「サボってる」(sabotteru), the informal form of「サボる」(saboru, to be idle)
German	Kaktolos[?]	Pun on kaktus (cactus) and koloss (colossus)
Italian	Cactusio[?]	From cactus (cactus) with name ending -io
Portuguese	Catocato[?]	Reduplicated form of cato (cactus)
Russian	Кактусила[?] Kaktusila	From кактус (kaktus, cactus) and cила (sila, strength)
Spanish (NOA)	Nopalto[?]	From nopal (a common name in Mexican Spanish for Opuntia cacti)
Spanish (NOE)	Cactoncio[?]	From cactus (cactus)