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the battle. There are five Smasher variants, one for each area. Garden Smasher: Encountered in Ancient Gardens, this Smasher variant carries a purple block

build the Trash Smasher to help them clean up and stop Koopa's dumping spree when Mario begins mutating into a Koopa Zombie himself. Luigi winds up using

If he is crushed by the hidden smasher, he loses three wedges of health. "There’s also a point where a hidden smasher will come out of the wall, so look

his mutation shortly after he and Luigi are making the final touches to the Trash Smasher. With the Trash Smasher, Luigi successfully cleans up all the trash

massive earthquake attack that costs Luigi ten HP, as with its non-elemental counterpart. In order to reveal its heart, Luigi needs to blast it with ice. Being

in the Real World and just after Mario's mutation is complete, Luigi uses the Trash Smasher to clean the Koopas' garbage and turn the human populace of the

upgrade will not remove the effect; only freezing or defeating the Tropical Smasher that caused it will remove it. The Weaken effect lasts for 1 turn. In Mario

his Doomship to continue his dumping spree. After Luigi cleans the entire city with their Trash Smasher, turning the populace and Mario back to their original

the floor." Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion (pause menu) Luigi's Mansion

Boomshots and Melees and Rabbid Luigi through his Bworbs and Vamp Dash technique. Spooky Peek-a-Boos, Spooky Smashers, Lava Supporters, and the Lava Queen

addition to massive damage. Like a Smasher, it moves prematurely towards its attacker when attacked at range; unlike a Smasher, it is immune to movement-based

while he and Luigi are working on their Trash Smasher. Before Mario is completely transformed, he asks Luigi to complete the Trash Smasher. With the Trash

For the portrayal of Luigi in the Super Mario Bros. film, see Luigi (film character). For his infant counterpart, see Baby Luigi. “Eek! No one told me

Reason: Enemy portrait “Hmm... while this slovenly sluggard may look like a Smasher, it's not. It's a Smuggler! They're delivering Bad Bananas all over the

alongside both Bwario and the Lava Queen. Bwaluigi behaves much like a Smasher; charging at the heroes (both on his turn and after being attacked with

Rabbid Peach Rabbid Luigi Rabbid Mario Rabbid Yoshi Rabbid Cranky Edge Rabbid Rosalina Spawny Madame Bwahstrella Ziggy Hopper Smasher Buckler Valkyrie Pirabbid

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, and Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, the L on the Luigi Cap is black. The Mario Cap was

episode "Flatbush Koopa" in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, when Mario and Luigi arrive at Brooklyn, they discover that the Statue of Liberty was changed

Rabbid Luigi Enemies Tropical Smashers A Technique that increases the movement range of the user as well as any nearby allies. Used only by Luigi. A Technique

following enemies can inflict Ink with their weapons: Spooky Ziggy Lava Smasher Lava Buckler Finn Ink is one of the four status effects that cause the deactivation