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Flarets are round fireballs that used by Bowletta during her battle at Bowser's Castle in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its remake Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions. Flarets have the appearance of a triacontahedron bearing a honeycomb-like pattern.

Battle[]

Bowletta shoots out Flarets to attack. After a few turns, she absorbs a Flaret to restore 35 of her HP, or 99 HP in the remake. A Flaret by itself has 10 hit points, an attack strength of 95, a defense strength of 160, an initiative speed of 300, and drop no rewards upon being defeated.

Strategy[]

Mario and Luigi must prepare to jump over Flarets, although some of them might jump over the Bros, who must duck under them instead (no inputs required). Flarets can be healed by Mario and Luigi's Fire and Thunder attacks. The Splash Bros. attack is the only jump attack that Mario or Luigi can use without taking damage. The only actual way for them to attack a Flaret is by hitting it with their Hammer.

Stats[]

Flaret
Flaret MLSS LVL 39 HP 10 POW 95 DEF 160 (150) SPEED 300
EXP 0 COINS 0 Fire Heal Thunder Heal Jump Spiny
Hammer? Normal Hand? Normal Stun? 0% Burn? 0% Stat Down? 0%
Item drop Location(s)
•None – 0%
•None – 0%
Bowser's Castle
Notes
  • Parentheses indicates statistics in Japanese version.
  • Numbers and words in gray indicate coding unavailable in normal gameplay.

Names in other languages[]

In Japanese, Flarets are referred to as meramera, which means "flaring up" and is written as メラメラ in Katakana. Their Chinese name, Chìrè Huǒqiú, literally means "burning hot fireball". In German, they are called flamy, which may come from "flame". Their Spanish name, Brisatún, comes from "brasa" (ember), and the Italian versions of the game call them Fjammello, which is a genderswap of Fjammella (little flame).

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