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|Jap=モグポン<br>''Mogupon''<br>ゴールデンモグポン<br>''Gōruden Mogupon''<br>トゲポン<br>''Togepon'' | |Jap=モグポン<br>''Mogupon''<br>ゴールデンモグポン<br>''Gōruden Mogupon''<br>トゲポン<br>''Togepon'' | ||
|JapM=From ''mogura'', mole.<br><br>Golden Gummit<br><br>From "toge" (spike) | |JapM=From ''mogura'', mole.<br><br>Golden Gummit<br><br>From "toge" (spike) and Gummit's Japanese name | ||
|Fra=Patavert (green one)<br/>Patador (gold one)<br/>Patapic (spiky one) | |Fra=Patavert (green one)<br/>Patador (gold one)<br/>Patapic (spiky one) | ||
|FraM=All probably from ''patate'' (potato) and the literal translation of the English names | |FraM=All probably from ''patate'' (potato) and the literal translation of the English names | ||
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It has been suggested that this page be split into the following: Gummit, Golden Gummit, Spiky Gummit. (discuss) |
A Gummit is an enemy appearing in Super Mario Galaxy 2. They appear only in the missions The Chimp's Skating Challenge in the Freezy Flake Galaxy and The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge in the Shiverburn Galaxy. In both missions, Gummits appear from small holes in the icy floor, and Mario or Luigi must skate over them (thereby knocking them out of their holes) to earn points.
Gummits come in three varieties: Gummits - which are worth ten points each, Golden Gummits[1] - worth fifty, Spiky Gummits (known as Spiny Gummits in the Prima guide[1]) - which cause Mario or Luigi to fall backward and lose a few seconds, and are colored similar to Urchins. Unlike other enemies, Gummits can be bumped into without taking any damage.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | モグポン Mogupon ゴールデンモグポン Gōruden Mogupon トゲポン Togepon |
From mogura, mole. Golden Gummit From "toge" (spike) and Gummit's Japanese name |
| German | Bui |
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