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| [[File:Mushboom CoM solo artwork.jpg|200px|thumb|Artwork of a rabite from ''Children of Mana'']] | | {{Species infobox |
| '''Mushbooms''' are a species of basic enemies in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' games. They first appear in ''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'' and have been depicted in every installment ever since. Mushbooms are living mushrooms who have a pink cap with a few large, red hearts on them.
| | |image=[[File:Mushboom CoM solo artwork.jpg|200px]]<br>''Children of Mana'' artwork |
| | | |first_appearance=''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'' (1991) |
| The fungus monster is one of the franchise's most recognizable regular enemy, generally only bested by the [[Rabite]].
| | |latest_appearance=''[[Trials of Mana (remake)|Trials of Mana]]'' (2020) |
| | | |notable=[[King Truffle]] |
| ==General Information==
| | |variants=[[Mushgloom]] |
| ===Physical Description===
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| Mushbooms are stout mushroom creatures sporting a usually pink cap adorned with red hearts. Their body are beige and their face are usually perpetually struck with a surprised expression, with agape mouths. They possess stubby arms and legs and have a sluggish, clumsy gait. They usually attack by bashing at their target, sometimes by spinning very fast by doing a handstand on their cap. Their final way of hindering their prey is by spewing sleeping spores. They are usually found buried in the ground with only their cap visible, and upon getting close they pop out and attack.
| | '''Mushbooms''' are a species of basic enemies in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' games. They first appear in ''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]''. Mushbooms are living mushrooms who have a pink cap with a few large, red hearts on them. |
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| ===Attributes===
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| The fungus is commonly seen in locations housing rich fertile soil and lush greenery, such as valleys, forests, and glades. They can also be occasionally found deep underground or near bodies of water.
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| Like other plant monsters, the Mushboom is often associated with [[Dryad]] and is therefore sometimes weak to [[Luna]] or [[Aura]]. The mushroom is also rarely strong against [[Gnome]].
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| === Variants === | |
| Mushbooms have a few variants mostly exclusive to some intstallments, with the [[Mushgloom]] being the exception.
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| *Introduced in ''Secret of Mana'', [[Mushgloom|Mushglooms]] are the most common variant, appearing in ''Trials of Mana'', ''Sword of Mana'', ''Children of Mana'', ''Rise of Mana'', and ''Echoes of Mana''. They usually sport blue caps & bodies and are much more proficient with Dryad magic than their weaker brethren.
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| *The [[Mushboom (Sword of Mana)|Dark Mushboom]] can be fought in ''Sword of Mana'' after defeating 1,000 regular Mushbooms, just like any other enemies other than bosses. They replace their weaker variant and can deal devastating attacks.
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| *The [[Grim Matango]] is a corrupted Mushboom fought in ''Dawn of Mana'' during [[Chapter 5 (Dawn of Mana)|Chapter 5]] onwards.
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| *The [[Fantangos]] and [[Rad Mush]] are two stronger [[Magic Pet]] variants exclusive to ''Rise of Mana''.
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| ==Appearances==
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| ===''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]/[[Adventures of Mana]]''===
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| {{quote2|I'm gonna 'shroom ya!|Translated Quote}}
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| {{main|Mushboom (Adventures of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Myconid FFA artwork.jpg|100px|right]]
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| In ''Final Fantasy Adventure'', Myconids are one of the weakest enemies, along with [[Rabite]]s. They are only encountered at areas near [[Topple]]. Their only action is to walk around aimlessly.
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| [[Sumo]] rescues [[Fuji]] from a Myconid assault at the beginning of the game. | | ==History== |
| {{br}} | | ===''Final Fantasy Adventure''=== |
| ===''[[Secret of Mana]]''=== | | [[File:Mushboom FFA sprite.png|frame|left]] |
| {{quote|Mushboom (Tree) -- Sprays a fainting powder.|''Secret of Mana'' Official Game Secrets'''|(page 162)}}
| | In ''Final Fantasy Adventure'', Mushbooms are one of the weakest enemies, along with [[Rabite]]s. They are only encountered at areas near [[Topple]]. Their only action is to walk around aimlessly. |
| {{main|Mushboom (Secret of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom Secret of Mana artwork.jpg|100px|right]] | | ===''Secret of Mana''=== |
| | [[File:Mushboom SoM sprite.png|frame|left]] |
| In ''[[Secret of Mana]]'', Mushbooms are encountered at the surrounding areas of [[Potos]] and [[Pandora]] and later at [[Gaia's Navel]]. Mushbooms are stronger than in ''Final Fantasy Adventure'', and can perform a few attacks, which includes kicking, spinning on their cap, and opening up their back to release spores, which can inflict [[Sleep]] on their target. Mushrooms are a part of the Tree [[Group]].<ref>''Secret of Mana'' Official Game Secrets, page 163. (ISBN: 1-55958-465-3)</ref> | | In ''[[Secret of Mana]]'', Mushbooms are encountered at the surrounding areas of [[Potos]] and [[Pandora]] and later at [[Gaia's Navel]]. Mushbooms are stronger than in ''Final Fantasy Adventure'', and can perform a few attacks, which includes kicking, spinning on their cap, and opening up their back to release spores, which can inflict [[Sleep]] on their target. Mushrooms are a part of the Tree [[Group]].<ref>''Secret of Mana'' Official Game Secrets, page 163. (ISBN: 1-55958-465-3)</ref> |
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| There is a town named [[Matango]] that is solely inhabited by friendly Mushbooms, all of whom have differently colored mushroom caps than the enemies themselves. Their area is ruled over by [[King Truffle]]. | | There is a town named [[Matango]] that is solely inhabited by friendly Mushbooms, all of whom have differently colored mushroom caps than the enemies themselves. Their area is ruled over by [[King Truffle]]. |
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| ===''[[Trials of Mana]]''=== | | ==Stats== |
| {{main|Mushboom (Trials of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom TOM remake screenshot.png|100px|right]]
| | Final Fantasy Adventure= |
| Mushbooms return once again in ''Trials of Mana'' and are found during the first two chapters of the game, such as in [[Rabite Forest]], [[Cascade Cavern]], [[Molebear Moors]], and more. They can be frequently seen with their body buried underground, only to pop up upon sensing the protagonists' presence. They are surprisingly quick on their feet and like to bash into their target. They have a bit more endurance than most enemies early on, especially in the [[Trials of Mana HD|remake]], but are seldom a threat since they do not use their sleep spore attack very often.
| | *HP: 4 |
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| | *Attack Power: 8 |
| | *Defense Power: 1 |
| | *EXP: 1 |
| | *GP: 1 |
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| | Secret of Mana= |
| | *Level: 3 |
| | *HP: 60 |
| | *MP: 0 |
| | *Strength: 3 |
| | *EXP: 3 |
| | *Speed: 5 |
| | *GP: 7 |
| | </tabber> |
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| ===''[[Legend of Mana]]''=== | | ==Profiles== |
| {{quote2|Plant -- STR: Shade, Dryad ; WK: Wisp, Aura -- A cute mushroom that attacks by kicking, and by thowing its own cap.|In-Game Encyclopedia}}
| | *'''''Secret of Mana'' Official Game Secrets''' (page 162): "''Sprays a fainting powder.''" |
| {{main|Mushboom (Legend of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom portrait LOM sprite.png|100px|right]]
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| Wild Mushbooms are plant-type enemies encountered in the [[Mekiv Caverns]] and the [[White Forest]]. They can attack by hitting the player character with various physical moves such as spin attack, charge or drop kick. Their spores can either inflict [[Poison (status)|poison]] or [[Sleep (status)|sleep]]. They often drop power items upon defeat. They can be distinguished from their domesticated counterpart by their bluish cap.
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| Pet Mushbooms can be found as monster eggs in [[Lake Kilma]] and the [[Jungle (location)|Jungle]]. Their Synchro ability adds the sleep status effect to targets upon being hit with a physical attack.
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| ===''[[Sword of Mana]]''===
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| {{main|Mushboom (Sword of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom Sword of Mana sprite.png|right]]
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| Mushbooms are flora-type enemies that are mainly found inside [[Mushboom Forest]]. They prime sense is hearing and they do not possess a secondary sense. The fugus typically conceal their presence by hiding their bodie in the ground, then hurl their cap at the hero. They can easily be defeated by casting [[Shade]] or [[Luna]] magic or by hitting them with a slash-type weapon.
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| ===''[[Children of Mana]]''===
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| {{main|Mushboom (Children of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom CoM solo artwork.jpg|100px|right]]
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| Mushbooms are encountered during the hero's trip to [[Brightwood]], where they attack by spinning their cap and spewing sleep spores.
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| ===''[[Dawn of Mana]]''===
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| {{main|Mushboom (Dawn of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom DOM sprite.png|100px|right]]
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| Mushbooms are one of the first enemies encountered in the game. They are typically in small packs inside [[Sunbeam Forest]] and the [[Great Tree (chapter 1)|Great Tree]] and are very easily to turn into a panic state.
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| ===''[[Heroes of Mana]]''===
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| {{quote2|A sentient mushroom, born of a mutation, that uses its cap like a boomerang.|In-game description}}
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| {{main|Mushboom (Heroes of Mana)}}
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| [[File:Mushboom HOM sprite.png|right]]
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| Mushbooms are ground units [[Unit (Heroes of Mana)|units]] in ''Heroes of Mana''. They are among the first summonable units in the game and are reliable fighters during the early chapters.
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| ===''[[Circle of Mana]]''===
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| [[File:SSUR 0129 リース クリスマス.jpg|100px|right]]
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| Mushboom are depicted in some cards albeit never as a standalone.
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| ===''[[Rise of Mana]]''===
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| [[File:N Myconid icon RoM sprite.png|100px|right]]
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| {{main|Mushboom (Rise of Mana)}}
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| Mushbooms appear as a water-type [[Magic pet]] and as monsters found in [[Salvira Cave]] and a few other locations.
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| ===''[[Echoes of Mana]]''===
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| [[File:Mushboom EOM sprite.png|100px|right]]
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| {{main|Mushboom (Echoes of Mana)}}
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| Mushboom are found in numerous chapters during the main story, side stories, and other exclusive events. They are weak against the [[Gnome|earth]] element.
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| ===''[[Visions of Mana]]''===
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| ==Etymology==
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| The Mushboom's is a portmanteau of "mushroom" and "boom".
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| ==Gallery== | | ==Gallery== |
| {{main-gallery}}
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| <gallery widths=180> | | <gallery widths=180> |
| Mushboom AOM screenshot.png|''Adventures of Mana'' 3D model
| | Myconid FFA artwork.jpg|''Final Fantasy Adventure'' artwork |
| Mushboom SOM remake screenshot.png|''Secret of Mana'' remake 3D model | | Mushboom Secret of Mana artwork.jpg|''Secret of Mana'' artwork |
| Mushboom TOM remake screenshot.png|''Trials of Mana'' remake 3D model
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| </gallery> | | </gallery> |
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| ==Names in other languages==
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| {{foreign names
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| |Jap=マイコニド
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| |JapR=maikonido
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| |JapM=Myconid
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| |Spa=
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| |Ita=Fungo Boom
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| |ItaM=Mushboom
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
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| {{Dawn of Mana}} | | {{Dawn of Mana}} |
| {{Heroes of Mana}} | | {{Heroes of Mana}} |
| {{Rise of Mana}}
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| [[Category:Mushrooms]] | | [[Category:Mushrooms]] |
| [[Category:Final Fantasy Adventure enemies]] | | [[Category:Final Fantasy Adventure enemies]] |
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| [[Category:Legend of Mana enemies]] | | [[Category:Legend of Mana enemies]] |
| [[Category:Sword of Mana enemies]] | | [[Category:Sword of Mana enemies]] |
| [[Category:Dawn of Mana enemies]]
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| [[Category:Children of Mana enemies]] | | [[Category:Children of Mana enemies]] |
