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Le Whomp (Ba-Boum au Québec) est un ennemi apparaissant dans divers jeux Mario introduit dans Super Mario 64. C'est un grand mur de pierre ou béton qui attaque en s'allongeant lourdement sur le sol (si Mario est là dessous, il meurt écrasé). Il possède un pansement sur son dos qui indique son point faible. Whomps, originally referred to as Slam Beasts, are a possible sub-species of Thwomp that attacks Mario by falling face first on the ground to crush Mario. Mario can defeat it by ground-pounding its back. Whomp is a recurring enemy in the Mario series. It resembles a giant stone slab with a face and is featured with arms, and legs. Whomp will make its first debut in the Paper Mario series in Paper Mario 3DS for the Nintendo 3DS. Judging them as shown in the trailors, their attacks are the same as always like in the previous games they've appeared in, by falling forwards, trying to crush anyone who dares to pass by. Similar to their neighbors, Thwomps. Whomps are some species of Thwomp that have arms and legs. They are made of stone and bash their faces to the ground when approaching a Player. Whomps made their first appearance in Super Mario 64. Whomps are tall, brick-like enemies made of stone with arms similar to Bomberman's and tiny red eyes. Their most recognizable appearance was in Super Mario 64. Unlike Thwomps, Whomps are destructible. If Mario came too close to a Whomp it would try to flatten him, then revealing the weak spot on its back, noticeable by an X shaped bandage. Mario could jump on top of a fallen Whomp and ground pound it to destroy it and if Mario was crushed by a Whomp he can be destroyed whole. They most recently appeared in Super Mario Galaxy 2 . Though Whomps and Thwomps appear similar in more ways than one, Whomps appear to be much more intelligent than Thwomps, due to the fact they walk around, sometimes produce speech, and appear to have built the Mushroom Kingdom as it hints in Super Mario Galaxy 2, as A Whomp is an enemy in the Mario series. Their first appearance was in the game Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo 64, where they even had a course named after them. There only attack is to crash down on you when you are under them, once they do that, Mario was able to jump on his back to do a ground pound to defeat him.

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Whomps, originally referred to as Slam Beasts, are a possible sub-species of Thwomp that attacks Mario by falling face first on the ground to crush Mario. Mario can defeat it by ground-pounding its back. Whomp is a recurring enemy in the Mario series. It resembles a giant stone slab with a face and is featured with arms, and legs. Whomp will make its first debut in the Paper Mario series in Paper Mario 3DS for the Nintendo 3DS. Judging them as shown in the trailors, their attacks are the same as always like in the previous games they've appeared in, by falling forwards, trying to crush anyone who dares to pass by. Similar to their neighbors, Thwomps. Le Whomp (Ba-Boum au Québec) est un ennemi apparaissant dans divers jeux Mario introduit dans Super Mario 64. C'est un grand mur de pierre ou béton qui attaque en s'allongeant lourdement sur le sol (si Mario est là dessous, il meurt écrasé). Il possède un pansement sur son dos qui indique son point faible. Whomps are tall, brick-like enemies made of stone with arms similar to Bomberman's and tiny red eyes. Their most recognizable appearance was in Super Mario 64. Unlike Thwomps, Whomps are destructible. If Mario came too close to a Whomp it would try to flatten him, then revealing the weak spot on its back, noticeable by an X shaped bandage. Mario could jump on top of a fallen Whomp and ground pound it to destroy it and if Mario was crushed by a Whomp he can be destroyed whole. They most recently appeared in Super Mario Galaxy 2 . Though Whomps and Thwomps appear similar in more ways than one, Whomps appear to be much more intelligent than Thwomps, due to the fact they walk around, sometimes produce speech, and appear to have built the Mushroom Kingdom as it hints in Super Mario Galaxy 2, as well as in Super Mario 64 DS. Whomps are some species of Thwomp that have arms and legs. They are made of stone and bash their faces to the ground when approaching a Player. Whomps made their first appearance in Super Mario 64. A Whomp is an enemy in the Mario series. Their first appearance was in the game Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo 64, where they even had a course named after them. There only attack is to crash down on you when you are under them, once they do that, Mario was able to jump on his back to do a ground pound to defeat him. The leader of the species is Whomp King, whom tried to defeat Mario on top of Whomp's Fortress. Since their debut, they have appeared as an enemy in many other Mario games, including New Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Galaxy 2 and have the same traits however. Whomp is a mid-boss (Bob-omb Factory) in Mario Party 9.

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