Big Blooper (Super Paper Mario)

Big Blooper
Sprite of Big Blooper from Super Paper Mario.
Sprite from Super Paper Mario
Species Big Blooper
First appearance Super Paper Mario (2007)
“Bloobloobloobloop! (Hey, land freaks! How'd you like a tentacle sandwich?!)”
Big Blooper, Super Paper Mario

Big Blooper is a boss who fights the protagonists in Super Paper Mario during Chapter 3-2. Its theme is an arrangement of the underwater music from Super Mario Bros. 3.

This gigantic Blooper blocks the way through the Tile Pool and prevents Mario, Princess Peach and Bowser, from moving on to Fort Francis. There are a few options for offense against it. The player may jump on the tentacles when they are sticking up out of the water. The player may also use Thudley to ground-pound the tentacles or use Bowser's Fire Breath to singe them. The fiery-breath may be the safer choice, as the player will lose Heart Points if they miss when ground pounding, but it takes longer. Slamming or burning the blue tentacles makes the more-sensitive red tentacles bob upward with more frequency. If Mario goes into 3D and tries to leave, the Big Blooper's tentacles will block the way.

Defeating Big Blooper does not earn the player any points, and the giant squid is not killed by the encounter. If the player enters the area where the Blooper's tentacles come out of the floor and ceiling, Big Blooper can be tattled using Tippi or Tiptron.

Profiles and statisticsEdit

Super Paper MarioEdit

Super Paper Mario enemy
Big Blooper
  Max HP ?? (3 hits) Role Boss Location(s) The Tile Pool (3-2)
Attack 2 Card type Uncommon
Defense 0 Items Card location(s) Card Shop; Map 20
Score 0
Card description It's a giant, ten-tentacled squid! That's right...ten. How'd it get so big? Must be something in the water.
  List of Catch Cards  
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Tattle That's Big Blooper, a titanic squid that lurks under the waves of the Tile Pool... Max HP is ??. Attack is 2. This many-tentacled sea beast clobbers its prey... But that red tentacle is its weak spot... Try attacking it...

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Names in other languagesEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ダイオーゲッソー[?]
Daiō Gessō
Great King Blooper; possibly a reference to「大王イカ」(daiō ika, giant squid)
French Méga Bloups[?] Mega Blooper
German Mega-Blooper[?] Mega Blooper
Italian GigaCalamako[?] GigaBlooper
Korean 거대징오[?]
Geodae Jing-o
Giant Blooper
Spanish Blooper Gigante[?] Giant Blooper