Zokket

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Zokket
Artwork from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Species	Concordian humanoid
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)

“You two... You've been meddling. I find it irritating.”

—Zokket, Mario & Luigi: Brothership

Zokket is the main antagonist in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. He is the alter ego of Cozette, who was brainwashed into leading the Extension Corps and the Zok Troops as a whole. His ultimate purpose is the resurrection of Reclusa, an entity who seeks to drown all worlds in solitude, which he achieves by spreading Glohm throughout the shattered continent. He wears a mask, a top hat that covers red and green cables, and a dark red cloak with a wire cutter-like object in the front, which he occasionally uses as a weapon. His cloak follows a design trend previously used by Cackletta, both the younger and elder Princess Shroobs, Dark Fawful, and Antasma. The name "Zokket" appears to be a voicing of "socket".

Zokket has a habit of constantly forgetting the names of the Mario Bros. and the Extension Corps. Despite this he has no issue with Bowser's or Connie's names.

Battle

In combat, Zokket possesses several attacks, with one of his attacks using the plier on his cloak as a boomerang, which must be repelled with a hammer strike twice. Another attack involves him charging up a ball of lightning and throwing it at a Bro., who must again repel the ball with a hammer strike; his target is the Bro. whom more balls fall around. Occasionally, the smaller balls land on the Bros. and must be repelled themselves. He can also launch thunderbolts at the Bros. not unlike Cackletta; these must be jumped over. Occasionally during this attack, Zokket can switch the Bros.' positions via whirlwind to throw the player off. Zokket is also able to break his pliers into dual swords to carve a triangle around his prey, creating a triangular energy loop that closes in and rebounds; the victim has to jump over this wave, followed by his partner during the wave's rebound.

Zokket infuses his moves with Glohm, which can give the eponymous status effect. If either Bro is inflicted with Glohm, Zokket can turn that Bro against the other who attacks with his hammer. If the unaffected Bro counters this without dealing anymore damage, the affected Bro returns to normal.

Zokket is a level 40 enemy with roughly 7,500-8,000 HP, and his defeat nets 20,000 EXP, 2,000 coins, and the Glohm Guard Battle Plug.

Profiles

• Website description

• Zokket:
  • English (American):
    The mysterious villain who is spreading Glohm throughout Concordia.
  • Japanese:
    ゾケットへいやボルドルド隊を従える謎の人物。冷酷だが、ものおぼえが悪く名前を間違えたり、数字に細かいといった一面も。自らの陰斉を阻止しようとするマリオ&ルイージの前に立ちはだかる。
    (Translation: He is a mysterious figure who leads the Zok Troops and the Extension Corps. He is ruthless, but he also has a bad memory, gets names wrong, and is a stickler for numbers. He stands in the way of Mario & Luigi as they try to stop his schemes.)
  • French (Canada):
    Un mystérieux vaurien qui sème la zizanie partout dans Connexia.
    (Translation: A mysterious scoundrel who sows the discord everywhere in Concordia.)

• Zokket and the Extension Corps:
  • English (British):
    A trio of troublemakers — Ecks, Ten and Shun — looking to cause problems for Mario and Luigi, while their mysterious leader schemes in the shadows over the downfall of Concordia.
  • Dutch:
    Dit trio, bestaande uit Ecks, Ten en Tsie, zijn eropuit om Mario en Luigi te dwarsbomen, terwijl hun leider ergens in de duisternis een plan bedenkt om de ondergang van Concordia te bewerkstelligen.
    (Translation: This trio, existing of Ecks, Ten and Shun, are out to thwart Mario and Luigi, while their leader, somewhere in the darkness, thinks up a plan to bring about the downfall of Concordia.)
  • French (Europe):
    Diss, Jonk et Terr sont un trio de trouble-fêtes qui cherchent à mettre des bâtons dans les roues des deux frères. Ils sont menés par un mystérieux chef qui semble comploter dans l'ombre...
    (Translation: Ecks, Ten and Shun are a trio of troublemakers looking to throw spanners in the works for the two brothers. They are led by a mysterious leader who seem to be plotting in the shadows...)
  • Italian:
    Ohmar, Volter e Ampier, i membri di questo trio di guastafeste, metteranno i bastoni tra le ruote a Mario e Luigi a ogni occasione, mentre il loro misterioso leader trama nell’ombra la caduta dell’Elettria.
    (Translation: Ecks, Ten and Shun, the members of this trio of party poopers, will put a spoke in Mario and Luigi's wheel at every occasion, while their mysterious leader plots the fall of Concordia in the shadows.)
  • Spanish (Europe):
    Un trío de bribones, formado por Alar, Arga y Gador, dispuesto a ponerles la zancadilla a Mario y Luigi en cuanto se presente la ocasión. Su misterioso líder conspira en la sombra para llevar Concordia a la perdición.
    (Translation: A trio of rascals, formed by Ecks, Ten and Shun, ready to trip up Mario and Luigi at the drop of a hat. Their mysterious leader conspires in the shadows to bring Concordia to its doom.)

Quotes

Main article: List of Mario & Luigi: Brothership quotes § Zokket

Gallery

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  Zokket with the Extension Corps.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゾケット Zoketto	Zokket
Chinese	卓孔座[?] Zhuókǒngzuò	Transcription of Japanese name
Dutch	Shoqx	From "shocks"
French	Voltfas	Pun on "volt" and "face" to make "volte-face"
German	Stekdov	From Steckdose ("socket") and Russian patronymic surname -ов (-ov)
Italian	Skonnet	Partial pun on sconnettere ("to disconnect/to unplug")
Korean	조케트[?] Joketeu	Transcription of Japanese name
Portuguese	Ampério	From ampère and possibly império ("empire")
Spanish	Shocke	From "shock"