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The '''Giant Squashette''' is an optional boss that appears in ''[[Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope]]'', located in [[Pristine Peaks]], inside the [[Winter Palace]]. | The '''Giant Squashette''' is an optional boss that appears in ''[[Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope]]'', located in [[Pristine Peaks]], inside the [[Winter Palace]]. It is in the side quest [[Tiny Dancer]]. It is a larger version of a [[Squashette]] that is covered in [[Darkmess]]. The [[Thwomp]] the Giant Squashette carries is also bigger. To unlock the golden pipe, the heroes need to save at least 19 [[Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Sparks]]. The Giant Squashette starts at level 20, but will scale to the player's level if they are higher. | ||
In battle, the Giant Squashette fights identically as a normal Squashette, except | In battle, the Giant Squashette fights identically as a normal Squashette, except it has much more HP and damage. It is also resistant to all Super Effects, and cannot be dashed. | ||
In [[The Tower of Doooom]] DLC, the Giant Squashette might be the boss on the 10th floor, appearing with various enemies. The heroes must defeat | In [[The Tower of Doooom]] DLC, the Giant Squashette might be the boss on the 10th floor, appearing with various enemies. The heroes must defeat it to win the battle. | ||
==Profiles== | ==Profiles== | ||
Revision as of 06:02, August 8, 2023
| Giant Squashette | |
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| Species | Squashette |
| First appearance | Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022) |
The Giant Squashette is an optional boss that appears in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, located in Pristine Peaks, inside the Winter Palace. It is in the side quest Tiny Dancer. It is a larger version of a Squashette that is covered in Darkmess. The Thwomp the Giant Squashette carries is also bigger. To unlock the golden pipe, the heroes need to save at least 19 Sparks. The Giant Squashette starts at level 20, but will scale to the player's level if they are higher.
In battle, the Giant Squashette fights identically as a normal Squashette, except it has much more HP and damage. It is also resistant to all Super Effects, and cannot be dashed.
In The Tower of Doooom DLC, the Giant Squashette might be the boss on the 10th floor, appearing with various enemies. The heroes must defeat it to win the battle.
Profiles
Tacticam analysis
 GIANT SQUASHETTE
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| Leaps high into the air, landing near as many opponents as possible to inflict a huge Gust attack that sends them flying afterwards. |
 UNDASHABLECannot be Dashed. |
| RESIST |
 BURN  FROSTBITE OOZE  SHOCK SPLASH  GUST
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| Location |
| Pristine Peaks |
- Movement
- Tremor Toss
- Inflicts damage and repels all targets within its area of effect.
- Tremor Toss
Memory bio
- GIANT ENEMIES
Cursa's power is truly incredible, as evidenced during this attack by an enemy that had been enlarged to Giant-sized proportions - and not just due to their tremendous size. A battle analysis reveals that they are immune to ALL Super Effects as well. The amount of energy involved, along with the delicate nature of such amplification would suggest that these oversized enemies are rare.
Gallery
Icon
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ストンパレッテ・ダーク Sutonparette Dāku |
Dark Squashette |
| Italian | Suiniglia gigante |
Giant Squashette |
| Spanish | Gorrinadora Gigante |
Giant Squashette |
Trivia
- Despite causing the Gust Super Effect, the Giant Squashette deals physical damage, rather than Gust damage.
