Coin Coffer

Template:Species-infobox Coin Coffers are enemies that first debut in Super Mario 3D Land. They have small eyes on top of their head, are round, have a light green color, have wide yellow-lipped mouths, and slightly resemble both coin purses and frogs. Their name is a pun on "coffer," which is a name for a container used for storing money or valuables, and "cougher," referring to how coins come from their mouths.

History

Super Mario series

Super Mario 3D Land

Coin Coffers react similar to the Moneybags as they attempt to run away from the player. In Super Mario 3D Land, they contain ten coins. Hitting a Coin Coffer in any way causes it to drop a coin, dazing it, and after five hits, it spits out the rest of the coins it contains before it is defeated. Ground Pounding one causes it to spit out all of its coins before being defeated. When hit by Mario under the effects of a Super Star, its ten coins are dropped in a ring shape. Coin Coffers first appear in World 2-3, though one can be found hidden in a rock in World 2-1. Two more are hidden under grass in World 4-1. Some Coin Coffers are hidden under stones and bushes.

New Super Mario Bros. 2

They also appear in New Super Mario Bros. 2 similar to how they did in Super Mario 3D Land. They appear sometimes after activating a Red Coin Ring too, dropping eight Red Coins as it bounces. If Mario defeats it before it can release all the Red Coins, they will all be dropped. They only appear in World Star-1 and World Star-7, as well as several DLC courses.

Super Mario 3D World

Coin Coffers also appear in Super Mario 3D World. They act the same as how they do in Super Mario 3D Land. However, they are now invisible and hide in certain hidden areas of levels. They can be made slightly visible by touching them on the GamePad, and jumping on them will fully reveal them.

Super Mario Odyssey

Coin Coffers return in Super Mario Odyssey where they appear in the Wooded Kingdom and Sand Kingdom. They retain their invisible ability from Super Mario 3D World. When they are visible to the player, Mario is able to capture one using Cappy. When a Coin Coffer is captured, they act like Coin Boxes when running around or while standing still. The player can also choose to spit out Coins which act as projectiles, which also depletes their amount. If the player shakes the Joy Con, the Coin Coffer spits 20 coins around it in a circle.

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition

A Coin Coffer.

Coin Coffers appear as enemies and potential allies in Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. They come in green, red, blue, yellow, and purple colors, which represent which attribute they have; fire for red, water for blue, wood for green, light for yellow, and dark for purple.

Unlike most enemies, the Coin Coffer has a very high defense, which normally reduces any damage that it takes from a single attack to 1, but its HP is very low. Its attacks are also very weak, and it might run away from a battle. Defeating a Coin Coffer with a 10+ combo guarantees that it'll join the player's party. Otherwise, it'll only have a chance of joining the player when defeated.

All Coin Coffers have a Skill, Coin Boost, that doubles the amount of coins won during a single battle. Also, they're unique in that level 1 is their maximum level. Coin Coffer allies can give party members a significant amount of experience points whenever they're used to power them up, which can be handy for leveling up lower-leveled characters.

The player can also transform the Coin Coffers into King Coin Coffers by giving them six Super Mushrooms.

King Coin Coffers

Main article: King Coin Coffer

A King Green Coin Coffer.

Much like the Coin Coffers, the King Coin Coffers have a maximum level of 1 themselves, along with the exact same stats, but they do gain a sub-attribute that matches their primary attribute. Their Skill, Super Coin Boost, triples the amount of coins that the player earns after completing a single battle.

Enemy King Coin Coffers also have very high defenses, and their attacks are very weak in power, but they have more HP than the normal Coin Coffers, requiring the player to use certain skills to pierce through their defenses. They too might run away from a battle. Defeating a King Coin Coffer with a 10+ combo attack guarantees that the King Coin Coffer will join the player's party. Otherwise, it'll only have a chance of dropping a normal Coin Coffer for the player.

King Coin Coffer allies can give party members much more experience points than the normal Coin Coffers when used to power them up.

Gallery

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  A Coin Coffer, found in World 4-3, in Super Mario 3D Land.

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  A Coin Coffer, in New Super Mario Bros. 2.

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  A Coin Coffer model from New Super Mario Bros. 2.

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  A Purple Coin Coffer, from Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition.

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  Red Coin Coffer.

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  Blue Coin Coffer.

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  Yellow Coin Coffer.

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  Purple Coin Coffer.

Trivia

• In Super Mario Odyssey, while Mario is controlling a Coin Coffer, he can literally stand on the steepest slope without sliding down.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ガマネー Gamanē みどりガマネー Midori Gamanē あかガマネー Aka Gamanē あおガマネー Ao Gamanē きいろガマネー Kiiro Gamanē むらさきガマネー Murasaki Gamanē	Gamane is a portmanteau of the Japanese words gama (toad) and okane (money). Green Gamane (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition) Red Gamane (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition) Blue Gamane (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition) Yellow Gamane (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition) Purple Gamane (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)
Chinese	钱包蛙 (Simplified) 錢包蛙 (Traditional) Qiánbāo wā	Purse Frog
Dutch	Coin Coffer	-
French	Crapognon	From crapaud (toad) and pognon (cash).
German	Krötsus	From Kröte (toad) and Krösus (a rich person)
Italian	Rospicciolo
Korean	돈꺼비 Donkkeobi	Portmanteau of "돈" (don / money) and "두꺼비" (dukkeobi / toad).
Russian	Кошелек Koshelek	Wallet
Spanish	Monerrana	From moneda (money) or monedero (purse) and rana (frog)