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Gooper Blooper is a recurring antagonist in the Super Mario franchise. He is a large Blooper that frequently opposes Mario and his allies. He made his initial debut in the game Super Mario Sunshine, before going on to become a reoccurring boss/neutral character in numerous spin-off games.
Gooper Blooper is first encountered in the first episode of Ricco Harbor, where he is hiding underneath a pile of crates. He will reveal himself once Mario pulls off his tentacle from one of the crates. Gooper Blooper starts the battle using his tentacles to attack Mario. His weakness is to pull his snout. Gooper Blooper will get angry at Mario for squirting water in his face with F.L.U.D.D, and proceed to slam all his tentacles on the ground, giving Mario a chance to jump on them, flatten them, and then pull them off. Gooper Blooper also spins to wipe Mario out of his arena. It will be difficult to beat him without pulling his tentacles off, so it is recommended to do so. After Mario is able to get close to Gooper Blooper and pull his snout, the cork on it comes off, causing him a lot of pain, after which he will spray a circle of ink around him, so Mario must put a little distance between him and Gooper Blooper to avoid it. Gooper Blooper will also regain his tentacles and periodically spray more ink which will damage Mario, so he must avoid that while repeating the process of avoiding his tentacles, jumping on and incapacitating them, pulling them off, then pulling his snout again. This time, Gooper Blooper will be launched high into the sky and plummet into the water, ending the battle.
Gooper Blooper later appears in both the fifth episode of Ricco Harbor and the second episode of Noki Bay, with the same process being used to defeat him in each case with little to no differences.
Super Princess Peach[]
Gooper Blooper later appears as the fifth boss of Super Princess Peach. Princess Peach must avoid the ink shot from its snout and then attack its tentacles. First, she must avoid it or this will launch her in the air. Like in Super Mario Sunshine, his weakness is his snout. Gooper Blooper will calm down after death. Princess Peach must pop his bubble and then his snout.
Mario Tennis Aces[]
Gooper Blooper is the fourth boss in the Adventure Mode, fought at Savage Sea Bay in the mission "The Sea Monster Attacks!". To defeat him, Mario must use his racquet to knock the balls of ink back at him. Gooper Blooper will also attack with his tentacles, which is telegraphed with blue lines that mark where the tentacle will land.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star[]
Gooper Blooper appears as a boss possessed by the Purple Royal Sticker, having polluted the waters of the forest with his poisonous ink. Due to the Royal Sticker, Gooper Blooper has poison attacks, unlike in the other games. The music will change when he changes the dancing with its tentacles. He will turn fully purple after a while. At that moment, using a Sponge Sticker will reflect the toxin Gooper Blooper shot out and poison him instead. Once defeated, his ink disperses from the water and restores it.
Paper Mario: The Origami King[]
Gooper Blooper was turned into a Paper Macho Soldier by King Olly. In Bobby the Bob-omb's backstory, Gooper Blooper attacked the Princess Peach cruise ship while Bob-omb was on vacation and tossed overboard, losing his fuse and memories in the process.
In the present day, when Mario escorts Bobby to the Princess Peach to retrieve his fuse, Gooper Blooper attacks the ship after power is restored to the ship, snatching Bobby's lockbox from the royal suite. Bobby and Mario chase Gooper Blooper to the bow of the ship, where they confront him. Once Mario defeats Gooper Blooper, he bursts into confetti, dropping Bobby's box and all the Toads consumed by him. In this game, he does not have the purple hue he had in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, instead using his traditional appearance from Super Mario Sunshine and Super Princess Peach.
Other Media[]
Super Smash Bros.[]
Gooper Blooper's paper form from Paper Mario: Sticker Star appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Gallery[]
Images[]
A prerelease version of Gooper Blooper.
Gooper Blooper, after emerging from the crates.
Gooper Blooper being attacked.
Mario pulling back Gooper Blooper's mouth.
Gooper Blooper in Mario Power Tennis.
Gooper Blooper in Super Princess Peach.
Gooper Blooper about to tip the Daisy Cruiser.
Gooper Blooper in Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Glooper Blooper in Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Videos[]
Mario Series - All Gooper Blooper Bosses (2002 - 2020)
Trivia[]
Early pre-release footage of Super Mario Sunshine shows Gooper Blooper was originally teal with periwinkle spots.