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It is temporarily immobilized if it is hit with a Bob-omb or a box (or Yoshi's eggs in the DS version).

He will cause Mario (or Yoshi, Luigi and Wario in the DS remake) to lose three health points if he runs into it. It is attached to a wooden peg, and lunges at the player if they get too close. Mario ground pounds the Chain Chomp's post in Super Mario 64.Īrmed with an Egg, Yoshi approaches a Chain Chomp in Super Mario 64 DS.Ī single Chain Chomp makes an appearance in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS, in Bob-omb Battlefield (where a sign mentioning it hyphenates its name as "Chain-Chomp"), guarding a jail cell containing the Power Star involved in the mission Behind Chain Chomp's Gate. Defeating a Chain Chomp earns the player 100 points. There are four ways to defeat Chain Chomps in this game: using a Starman, throwing a Koopa Shell, throwing a hammer at it as Hammer Mario, and stomping on it as a statue with Tanooki Mario. They return in the remake, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. If they tug on their chain 50 times or if the timer hits 160 seconds, all Chain Chomps come loose. The Chain Chomps are attached to Wooden Blocks and try to lunge at Mario. Their relatives, the fire-spitting flying Flame Chomps, also appear later in the game. 3 where they are first encountered in the level World 2-5. 3Ĭhain Chomps first appear in the NES game, Super Mario Bros.

#GOOMPAPA LETTER CHAIN SERIES#

In the Super Mario series Super Mario Bros. 7.2 Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.4.1 Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

2 In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

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U/New Super Luigi U/New Super Mario Bros. In some occasions, they turn red when extremely mad. If woken up, they become furious and chase the poor person who woke it up. They also have a tendency to fall asleep often, probably because they are so energetic and hyper that they rapidly waste energy. In rare circumstances, Chain Chomps can break their chain, mostly when mad. Most Chain Chomps are bound by chains, restricting their movement, though some are originally chainless. They also have extremely sharp teeth and are constantly "chomping", and trying to break the chain to gnaw at Mario or another victim. They have a bull dog-like personality, which helps as it is bigger than most creatures and is rarely seen with a calm demeanor. They are a strong and unintelligent species and are commonly used as guard dogs in most games. Hence their name, these enemies can often be found with their backside on a chain holding them down on a post, or sometimes even lack their chains (where they are just called " Chomps"). They made their debut in Super Mario Bros.

Chain Chomps are recurring enemies in the Mario series.