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The Dragohoho is a dragon who appears in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its remake Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions. He is the third boss to be fought, located in Hoohoo Mountain. His true identity is Prince Peasley, which is revealed after the boss has been defeated.

Etymology[]

The Dragohoho earned his name from the Latin word Dracō (dragon) and an onomatopoeia for laughing.

Plot[]

Prince Peasley was transformed into the Dragohoho by Cackletta and Fawful and sealed in an egg at the summit of Hoohoo Mountain. The egg was discovered by Blablanadon who sat on the egg until it hatched when Mario and Luigi found a Hoohoo Block next to the egg. The Dragohoho's roar knocked the Hoohoo Block off the mountain, and into the house of the Hammerhead Bros.. Dragohoho attacked Blablanadon, and then fought the Mario Bros. After being defeated, Dragohoho turned back into Prince Peasley.

Battle[]

The Dragohoho will breathe fiery rocks at the Mario Bros., who must jump. If he tilts his head up, he attacks Mario. Otherwise, he attacks Luigi. After taking a lot of damage, he will spit up a large Hoho Stone, which he stands on while attacking, making his attacks harder to dodge.

Tips[]

The Dragohoho has two sizes: normal and small. Using Jumps and Special Attacks that land on the Dragohoho's head will turn him into his small form. When Dragohoho stands on the Hoho Stone, he will be short, but his Stone raises him to the height of his normal size. Destroy the Hoho Stone to make dodging Dragohoho's attacks easier.

Statistics[]

Dragohoho
DragohohoMLSS LVL 7 HP 80 POW 24 DEF 30 SPEED 25
EXP 50 COINS 30 Fire Heal Thunder Normal Jump Normal
Hammer? Normal Hand? Normal Stun? 30% Burn? 30% Stat Down? 30%
Item drop Location(s)
Super Mushroom (1-Up Super) – 100%
•None – 0%
Hoohoo Mountain
Notes
  • Parentheses indicates statistics in Japanese version.
  • Numbers and words in gray indicate coding unavailable in normal gameplay.

In other languages[]

  • Japanese: Ohohoragon (from Hoho (laughing Onomatopoeia) and Doragon (dragon)).
  • Spanish: Dragón Hohó (Hoho Dragon). It is Rigodraco (from Rigoler (to laugh) and Dracō (Latin for Dragon)).
  • German: Maxi-Rex (Big rex, from Latin Magnus Regis (big king)).
  • Italian: Dragoo H, from Latin Drago and the -oo H is meant to be a pun on Hoo (laughing) spelt backward.
  • Chinese: Huòhuò Lóng, derived from his Japanese name.

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