Chain Chomp
Chain Chomps (ワンワン, Wanwan) are recurring enemies in the Mario series. Some games feature chainless variations simply named Chomps. ContentsOrigin[edit]Chain Chomps first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3, reappearing frequently (though to a lesser extent than Goombas and Koopa Troopas) in later games. They are spherical, metallic dog-inspired enemies with a giant mouth filled with large, sharp teeth. They are very aggressive and attempt to lunge and bite the player if they get too close. In most cases they are bound to a wooden pole by a metal chain; destroying the pole, if possible, releases them. Chain Chomps are usually fought as enemies and hazards throughout the Mario franchise. They are also occasionally used as items, like in Mario Kart: Double Dash and several Mario sports games. Special versions of Chain Chomp have appeared in many games at various capacities. In Super Mario Sunshine, a mission involves handling a Chomp that has gotten red hot with rage. The objective is to guide it to water so it can calm down and reward the player with a Shine. Baby Chain Chomps, called Chain Chomplets also appear at various locations. Madame Broode owns a golden Chain Chomp as a pet that fights alongside her. The player needs to take control of the Chomp to defeat her. A Chain Chomp is a playable character in Mario Tennis Aces, marking the only time a Chain Chomp can be selected as a character. Chain Chomps are also a frequent item in the Legend of Zelda franchise, first appearing in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and is usually used by Link to defeat enemies and clear paths. The design of the Chain Chomp in Super Smash Bros. 4 is based on their appearance in contemporary 3D Mario games; however, the chain itself is simply a set of unconnected circles like in Super Mario Bros. 3. In Ultimate, its chain retains its realistic design seen in more recent Mario games. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]A couple of Chomps make a minor appearance in Brawl as background characters in Yoshi's Island. A Chain Chomp appears as both a trophy and a sticker. Trophy[edit]
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In Super Smash Bros. 4[edit]As an Assist Trophy and in Smash Run[edit] A Chain Chomp as it appears in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Chain Chomps appear as both an Assist Trophy and an enemy in Smash Run with the same behavior. While based on its appearance in contemporary 3D Mario games, the chain itself is simply a set of unconnected circles like in Super Mario Bros. 3. As an Assist Trophy, the Chain Chomp initially spawns above the summoner's head. It then disappears and reappears stuck to the ground by a wooden peg, where it will slowly patrol around its peg before biting out while being held back by its chain, dealing around 24% and moderate knockback. It will repeat this at least twice before disappearing. The Chain Chomp's body will do minor contact damage to any enemy it touches during that time. Should the Chain Chomp's bite cause its main body to get stuck under a solid platform (such as the underside of Battlefield), it will still attempt to bite, though it will travel less distance due to it being stopped by the stage. As a Smash Run enemy, it functions similarly, but will not disappear from its position until defeated. The body itself is fully invincible, but the chain's wooden peg itself is vulnerable; once it takes enough damage, the Chain Chomp will be set free and run away, leaving behind a large amount of stat boosts. In Smash Tour[edit]The Chain Chomp trophy appears as a blue item: when used, it causes nearby opponents to be launched away, possibly dropping some characters. In character customization[edit] Mii Fighters wearing the Chomp Hat, next to a real Chain Chomp. A headgear based on the species, the Chomp Hat, is available to Mii Fighters. It is randomly available in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, but in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U it must be unlocked by getting a chain of 100 or more in a single game of Trophy Rush. Trophy[edit]The Chain Chomp trophy appears in both versions. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U it is part of the Super Mario Bros. 2 & 3 Trophy Box.
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]As an Assist Trophy[edit]Chain Chomp returns as an Assist Trophy. It now has a dark blue color scheme instead of a black color scheme; its chain is more realistic and is now connected to a metallic post, similar to the ones in Super Mario Odyssey. It functions identically to how it did in SSB4, although it can be KO'd now. Training Mode describes the Assist Trophy with the following: "Jumps at nearby opponents, biting at them fiercely." It cannot be summoned in 3D Land, Balloon Fight, Brinstar Depths, Luigi's Mansion, Mute City SNES, Rainbow Cruise, Spirit Train, and Tomodachi Life. As a costume[edit]The Chomp Hat is also available as a hat for the Mii Fighters. Spirit[edit]
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