Jojora

Jojora
Jojora's sprite from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.
Chronological information
First game	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003)
Game appearances	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions
Personal information
Gender	Female
Species	Snow Sprixie

Jojora is a character in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. Her gender (female) is confirmed in the hints added in the remake of the game. She appears only in Joke's End. When the player explores the area for the first time, she'll appear in some areas and say something.

Personality

While little is known about her personality, Jojora seems to be caring about her friends. She also seems to have a sense of justice, as she tries to attack those who wrong her or her friends.

History

Mario and Luigi meet Jojora in the Joke's End. They mention to her that Bowletta kidnapped Princess Peach. However, she has no idea what they are talking about. She does not help but let them through until the boss battle with herself and Jojora's Friend. When Mario and Luigi reach the room where they fight her, she will call up her friend, who assists her in their boss battle.

Upon their defeat, she runs away crying while her friends literally melt.

Combat

In Superstar Saga, Jojora has only 50 HP but has extremely high defense, so she can take only one point of damage of she gets hit. However, defeating her is possible with enough effort. She attacks by waving her wand, trying to freeze the heroes.

In Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, her defense has been lowered to 240, but to make up for this, she has 500 HP. The only time she will exit the battle in either case is if Mario/Luigi smack her wand with his hammer and if the battle ends.

Statistics

Jojora
	LVL	99	HP	50	POW	110-130	DEF	999	SPEED	{{{spd}}}
	EXP	500	COINS	200 (260)	Fire	Critical	Thunder	Heal	Jump	Weak
	Hammer?	Weak	Hand?	Weak	Stun?	0%	Burn?	0%	Stat Down?	0%
Item drop					Location(s)
•1-Up Super – 100% •Max Nut (Max Syrup Jar) – 0%					Joke's End
Notes Parentheses indicates statistics in Japanese version. Numbers and words in gray indicate coding unavailable in normal gameplay.

Names in Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning, Notes and Origin
Japanese	Jojora	Basically her name.
Spanish	Jojora Genitive: Jojores	From her English name.
Italian	Giogióra Genitive: Giogióres	Claqued from her English name.