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===''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''===
===''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''===
[[File:MLDT Kamek ambush.jpg|thumb|left|Kamek unleashing the Elite Trio on Mario and Dreamy Luigi in ''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team'']]
The trio return in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' as tertiary antagonists. They along with Kamek accompany Bowser to [[Pi'illo Island]], and first appear while [[Mario]] is in [[Dream's Deep]]. They reveal that they recently became Bowser's elite guard. Later, the Elite Trio appear atop the summit of [[Mount Pajamaja]] with Kamek, Bowser, and [[Antasma]], where they use the dreambeats to put the inhabitants of the island to sleep to channel power for the [[Dream Stone]], even though the trio are also put to sleep in the process. After awakening, Antasma uses the Dream Stone to create [[Neo Bowser Castle]], where the trio watch in horror as the castle destroys the surrounding islands.
The trio return in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' as tertiary antagonists. They along with Kamek accompany Bowser to [[Pi'illo Island]], and first appear while [[Mario]] is in [[Dream's Deep]]. They reveal that they recently became Bowser's elite guard. Later, the Elite Trio appear atop the summit of [[Mount Pajamaja]] with Kamek, Bowser, and [[Antasma]], where they use the dreambeats to put the inhabitants of the island to sleep to channel power for the [[Dream Stone]], even though the trio are also put to sleep in the process. After awakening, Antasma uses the Dream Stone to create [[Neo Bowser Castle]], where the trio watch in horror as the castle destroys the surrounding islands.


When Kamek disguises himself as [[Princess Peach]], the Elite Trio hide underneath the dress until Mario and [[Dreamy Luigi]] bring the imposter to the depths of [[Dreamy Driftwood Shore]], where Kamek reveals himself and orders the Elite Trio to defeat the Mario Bros.
When Kamek disguises himself as [[Princess Peach]], the Elite Trio hide underneath the dress until Mario and [[Dreamy Luigi]] bring the imposter to the depths of [[Dreamy Driftwood Shore]], where Kamek reveals himself and orders the Elite Trio to defeat the Mario Bros.


The Elite Trio's primary gimmick is the need to defeat all three of them in a single attack. If one of them has not been defeated, they will revive the others with one HP. Corporal Paraplonk can also replenish his allies' HP with [[Mushroom]]s, in a way reminiscent of the [[Bowser Memory ML]] from ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''. Private Goomp gives this advice to Mario if one of them does fall in battle, but is then hit from behind by Sergeant Guy for telling too much.
The Elite Trio's primary gimmick is the need to defeat all three of them in a single attack. If one of them has not been defeated, they will revive the others with one HP (each member has a unique animation for this; Private Goomp jumps up and down on his ally, Corporal Paraplonk lands next to his ally and shakes/tickles them, and Sergeant Guy bops his ally with his wand). Corporal Paraplonk can also replenish his allies' HP with [[Mushroom]]s, in a way reminiscent of the [[Bowser Memory ML]] from ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''. Private Goomp gives this advice to Mario if one of them does fall in battle, but is then hit from behind by Sergeant Guy for telling too much.


Private Goomp can attack by ordering the [[Sub-Goomba]] horde to pile up in a rectangular formation, which he sends to smash into Mario. By stomping on the pile, Mario can force the Sub-Goombas back to their commander, who promptly sends them back towards Mario. After several redirections, Goomp will eventually be hit by the pile; however, if Mario misses the pile with his jump, they will charge off-screen and return individually, forcing Mario to jump over any Sub-Goombas that are heading his way. Goomp can also summon Sub-Goombas from the background to replace any defeated members of his horde - if Mario manages to defeat enough Sub-Goombas on his turn, Goomp will skip his attack in favor of calling more reinforcements.
Private Goomp can attack by ordering the [[Sub-Goomba]] horde to pile up in a rectangular formation, which he sends to smash into Mario. By stomping on the pile, Mario can force the Sub-Goombas back to their commander, who promptly sends them back towards Mario. After several redirections, Goomp will eventually be hit by the pile; however, if Mario misses the pile with his jump, they will charge off-screen and return individually, forcing Mario to jump over any Sub-Goombas that are heading his way. Goomp can also summon Sub-Goombas from the background to replace any defeated members of his horde - if Mario manages to defeat enough Sub-Goombas on his turn, Goomp will skip his attack in favor of calling more reinforcements.
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Apart from his aforementioned Mushroom stash, Corporal Paraplonk can attack by having two [[Koopa Paratroopa|Paratroopa]]s place a block on either side of Mario and using a [[Shell Shot]] to bounce between them in his shell. To end the attack without being hit by the Corporal's shell, Mario must jump on Paraplonk mid-attack, rebounding him into Private Goomp and his [[Sub-Goomba]] horde. If deflected in this way, Paraplonk will damage Goomp, all Sub-Goombas horizontally adjacent to Goomp, and the entire first line of Sub-Goombas in the background.
Apart from his aforementioned Mushroom stash, Corporal Paraplonk can attack by having two [[Koopa Paratroopa|Paratroopa]]s place a block on either side of Mario and using a [[Shell Shot]] to bounce between them in his shell. To end the attack without being hit by the Corporal's shell, Mario must jump on Paraplonk mid-attack, rebounding him into Private Goomp and his [[Sub-Goomba]] horde. If deflected in this way, Paraplonk will damage Goomp, all Sub-Goombas horizontally adjacent to Goomp, and the entire first line of Sub-Goombas in the background.


Sergeant Guy may attack by turning Private Goomp's [[Sub-Goomba]] horde into copies of himself, which attack [[Mario]] from all four sides. Each Shy Guy will either run past Mario harmlessly or run up to Mario and smash him with a hammer. Mario must turn to meet each attacker and counter them with a Hammer strike of his own; hitting the authentic Sergeant Guy (identifiable by a black flag with a red Bowser emblem on his back) will end the attack. The Sergeant can also attack by firing a [[Banzai Bill]] from his [[Sergeant Guy Cannon]], but the attack can only be used after Guy spends a turn loading the cannon with a Banzai Bill; if Mario attacks the cannon before it can fire, the Banzai Bill will explode prematurely, causing massive damage to all enemies. If the cannon does fire the Banzai Bill, the player must repeatedly press {{button|3ds|A}} to outrun it - doing so will cause the projectile to bounce off the ground and hit Sergeant Guy instead.
Sergeant Guy may attack by turning the Sub-Goomba horde into copies of himself, which attack [[Mario]] from all four sides. Each copy will either run past Mario harmlessly or run up to Mario and smash him with a hammer. Mario must turn to meet each attacker and counter them with a Hammer strike of his own; hitting the authentic Sergeant Guy (identifiable by a black flag with a red Bowser emblem on his back) will end the attack. The Sergeant can also attack by firing a [[Banzai Bill]] from his [[Sergeant Guy Cannon]], but the attack can only be used after Guy spends a turn loading the cannon with a Banzai Bill; if Mario attacks the cannon before it can fire, the Banzai Bill will explode prematurely, causing massive damage to all enemies. If the cannon does fire the Banzai Bill, the player must repeatedly press {{button|3ds|A}} to outrun it - doing so will cause the projectile to bounce off the ground and hit Sergeant Guy instead.


The Elite Trio's final attack has Corporal Paraplonk dropping a huge [[Bob-omb]] on to Sergeant Guy, which he uses to chase Mario (for his part, Paraplonk hovers overhead to watch the chase). Private Goomp will realize this too late to get out of Guy's way, forcing him to flee with his Sub-Goomba horde. As Mario runs from Sergeant Guy, Goomp and his minions will charge forward in an attempt to escape the Bob-omb, which Mario must stomp on or dodge. If Mario gets hit by any of the Sub-Goombas or Goomp, he will trip and Sergeant Guy will throw the Bob-omb on him, causing massive damage to the plumber. If Mario successfully avoids being hit by any Goombas for the duration of the attack, the Bob-omb will explode in Sergeant Guy's hands, damaging him, Paraplonk, and any Goombas that failed to escape off-screen.
The Elite Trio's final attack has Corporal Paraplonk dropping a huge [[Bob-omb]] on to Sergeant Guy, which he uses to chase Mario (for his part, Paraplonk hovers overhead to watch the chase). Private Goomp will realize this too late to get out of Guy's way, forcing him to flee with his Sub-Goomba horde. As Mario runs from Sergeant Guy, Goomp and his minions will charge forward in an attempt to escape the Bob-omb, which Mario must stomp on or dodge. If Mario gets hit by any of the Sub-Goombas or Goomp, he will trip and Sergeant Guy will throw the Bob-omb on him, causing massive damage to the plumber. If Mario successfully avoids being hit by any Goombas for the duration of the attack, the Bob-omb will explode in Sergeant Guy's hands, damaging him, Paraplonk, and any Goombas that failed to escape off-screen.
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===''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''===
===''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''===
The trio reappear in the ''Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser'' mode of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]''. Private Goomp first appears on [[Hoohoo Mountain]] during the level [[Goombas vs. Goombas]], where he is brainwashed by Fawful and attacks [[Captain Goomba (Mario & Luigi series)|Captain Goomba]]. After his defeat, Private Goomp finds Corporal Paraplonk and Sergeant Guy and fights Captain Goomba with his comrades again in [[Beanbean Fields]] during the level [[The Rival Trio]]. After this defeat, trio blame each other for losing and lash out at each other, causing them to split up.  
The trio reappear in the ''Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser'' mode of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]''. They wear their Elite Trio garb in this game, despite not having been promoted yet. Private Goomp first appears on [[Hoohoo Mountain]] during the level [[Goombas vs. Goombas]], where he is brainwashed by Fawful and attacks [[Captain Goomba (Mario & Luigi series)|Captain Goomba]]. After his defeat, Private Goomp finds Corporal Paraplonk and Sergeant Guy and fights Captain Goomba with his comrades again in [[Beanbean Fields]] during the level [[The Rival Trio]]. After this defeat, trio blame each other for losing and lash out at each other, causing them to split up.  


Throughout the course of the game, each member is fought individually in separate levels and are each recruited. However, during the level [[The Trio's Last Stand]] in [[Joke's End]], the trio are fought one last time after attempting to rig the [[Koopa Cruiser]] with a bomb. Captain Goomba's squad defeats the trio once more, at which point they remain on Captain Goomba's side.
Throughout the course of the game, each member is fought individually in separate levels and are each recruited. However, during the level [[The Trio's Last Stand]] in [[Joke's End]], the trio are fought one last time after attempting to rig the [[Koopa Cruiser]] with a bomb. Captain Goomba's squad defeats the trio once more, at which point they remain on Captain Goomba's side.
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==Profiles and statistics==
==Profiles and statistics==
===''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''===
===''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''===
{{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Private Goomp|align=horizontal}}
{{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Private Goomp|image=[[File:Private_Goomp_sprite_MLDTB.gif]]|align=horizontal}}
{{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Corporal Paraplonk|align=horizontal}}
{{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Corporal Paraplonk|image=[[File:Corporal_Paraplonk_sprite_MLDT.gif]]|align=horizontal}}
{{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Sergeant Guy|align=horizontal}}
{{:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team bestiary|transcludesection=Sergeant Guy|image=[[File:Sergeant_Guy_sprite_MLDT.gif]]|align=horizontal}}
 
===''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions'' / ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey''===
===''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions'' / ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey''===
====''Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser'' / ''Bowser Jr.'s Journey'' profiles====
====''Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser'' / ''Bowser Jr.'s Journey'' profiles====
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=エリート3人組
|Jap=エリート3人組
|JapR=Erīto 3-ningumi
|JapR=Erīto San-ningumi
|JapM=Elite Trio
|JapM=Elite Trio
|SpaA=Trío élite
|SpaA=Trío élite
|SpaAM=Elite trio
|SpaAM=Elite trio
|SpaE=Trío Tralla
|SpaE=Trío Tralla
|SpaEM=Trio of elite
|SpaEM=From "trío" (trio) and "tralla" (whip / big effort).<br> May also come from "metralla" (shrapnel).
|Dut=Elitetrio
|Dut=Elitetrio
|DutM=Elite Trio
|DutM=Elite Trio
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Each member of the Elite Trio shares their rank and coloration with three Keroro Platoon members from the manga series ''{{wp|Sgt. Frog}}'': Private Goomp with Private Tamama, Corporal Paraplonk with Corporal Giroro and Sergeant Guy with Sergeant Keroro.
*Each member's strength seems to match their rank, with Private Goomp being the weakest and Sergeant Guy being the strongest.  
*Each member's strength seems to match their rank, with Private Goomp being the weakest and Sergeant Guy being the strongest.  
*Private Goomp drops an item (a Mushroom) inside a large Gift in ''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team'', a rare case of this happening.
*Private Goomp drops an item (a Mushroom) inside a large Gift in ''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team'' instead of equipment; outside of Giant bosses, he is the only boss in the game that does this.
*Each member of the Elite Trio has a unique animation for reviving their fallen comrades:
**Private Goomp jumps up and down on his ally.
**Corporal Paraplonk lands next to his ally and shakes/tickles them.
**Sergeant Guy bops his ally with his wand.
*In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]'', the three members wear their Elite Trio garb, despite not having been promoted yet.
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