An attack hitting multiple enemies at once. Note the extra damage and visual effect of the lucky hit.

“OK, so sometimes you attack a monster, and all of a sudden you seeLucky! appear... That shows that your attack power was stronger than usual!”

—Toadbert,Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story

LUCKY, originally known aslucky hit (also formatted asLucky Hit), is a recurring game mechanic in theMario & Luigi series. When a playable character deals damage, there is a chance that an attack will be LUCKY, causing it to deal more damage while being marked by a unique visual effect and sound. The bonus damage multiplier of a LUCKY hit, as well as what attacks can be LUCKY depends on the game. The chance of getting a LUCKY is based on the attacker'sSTACHE stat, or in the case ofBowser, his HORN stat.

The mechanics of LUCKY attacks is similar to other role-playing games having random critical hits. Despite other games calling them critical hits, and theMario & Luigi series calling them LUCKY, theMario & Luigi series has its own critical hit mechanics that are not to be confused with the LUCKY system. Critical hits instead occur in situations like using an elementally effective move (likefire against a blueOho Jee) or attacking a foe in a vulnerable state (like bosses that becomedizzy inMario & Luigi: Brothership).

History

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

Lucky hits^[1] are introduced inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, and are used byMario andLuigi. Lucky hits can only happen when performing a soloJump,Hammer, orHand attack. Lucky hits cannot occur inBros. Attacks,counterattacks, orfirst strikes.

The bonus damage multiplier for a lucky hit is different if it is a Mario Jump, Luigi Jump, Mario Hammer, or Luigi Hammer attack. Hand attacks use the same multiplier.^[2] A lucky hit cannot occur alongside a critical hit.

Damage calculation

The formula for the damage of a solo attack and lucky hit is calculated as follows:

${\displaystyle 0.4\times (AttackerPOW-1/2\times DefenderDEF)\times (AttackConstant)}$^[2]

where:

• AttackConstant is the final value in the calculation that depends on if Mario or Luigi attacked, what type of solo attack they did, and if the attack was a lucky hit. All attack constants used for solo attacks can be found in the table below. The solo Hammer attacks have multiple attack constants which causes some damage variance. TheSuper Hammer andUltra Hammer each have their own set of attack constants that causes greater damage variance. If the attack is a lucky hit, then the attack constants in the lucky column are used instead.^[2]

Using the knowledge of the attack constants and the attack constants for lucky hits, the approximate bonus damage multiplier for lucky hits can be obtained:

^* - Approximate value obtained using middle attack constant value.

Lucky hit chance calculation

The formula for determining the chance of a hit being a lucky hit is calculated as follows:

${\displaystyle LuckyChance=clamp(LuckyBase+LuckyMult\times PlayerSTACHE/EnemySTACHE,MinChance,MaxChance)}$^[2]

where:

• LuckyChance is the percent chance of a lucky hit, clamped toMinChance andMaxChance explained below. Threebadges can modify this chance; the Lucky Attack special effect from Lucky Bros., Lucky Ribbon, or Wonder Badge will increaseLuckyChance by 15%. This allows a maxLuckyChance of 25% in the international versions, and 40% in the Japanese version.^[2]
• PlayerSTACHE is the STACHE stat of the attacking brother. Three pieces ofgear can modify this value.
  • TheCobalt Necktie accessory doubles the wearer's STACHE stat.
  • The Mushluck Pants and Shroom Slacks clothing have the Lucky Mushroom special effect, which increases the wearer's STACHE in-battle depending on the number ofMushrooms Mario and Luigi have.^[3]

• EnemySTACHE is calculated by taking the enemy's internal level statistic, then averaging the STACHE stat Mario and Luigi would have at that level assuming no bonus points from the bonus roulette during aLevel up. Because the Japanese version changed Mario and Luigi's stat increases per level up as well as some enemy level statistics,EnemySTACHE is different in the Japanese version compared to the international versions.
  • SeeMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga bestiary for a list of all enemy statistics.
  • SeeMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga level up progressions for a list of Mario and Luigi's stat increases for each level up.
• LuckyBase,LuckyMult,MinChance, andMaxChance are constants that are different depending on how close the attacking brother's level is to the enemy's level. Three sets of constants exist for if the level difference is within 10%, 10% to 25% apart, or over 25% apart.

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time

Lucky hits^[4] return inMario & Luigi: Partners in Time, and are used by Mario, Luigi,Baby Mario, andBaby Luigi. Lucky hits can happen in normal Jump or Hammer attacks, as well asBros. Item attacks. Lucky hits cannot occur in counterattacks or first strikes.

The bonus damage multiplier for a lucky hit is 2× the original damage.^[5] It is possible for a lucky hit to apply to a critical hit; if this happens, the hit will say "Lucky!" instead of "Critical!". The bonus damage multipliers from the lucky hit (2×) and critical hit (1.6×^[5]) will stack multiplicatively, causing the hit to deal 3.2× the original damage.

Lucky hit chance calculation

The formula for determining the chance of a hit being a lucky hit is calculated as follows:

${\displaystyle LuckyChance=\lfloor ((AttackerSTACHE/4)-(EnemyLevel/8))\rfloor }$^[6]

where:

• LuckyChance is the percent chance of a lucky hit, clamped to [1, 99]. This means that a lucky hit always has at least a 1% chance, and at most a 99% chance. Twogear items can modify this chance; equipping the Lucky Badge will double the chance, while the Lucky Badge A will quadruple the chance.^[6]
• AttackerSTACHE is the STACHE stat of the attacker in the hit.
• EnemyLevel is the enemy's internal level statistic.
  • SeeMario & Luigi: Partners in Time bestiary for a list of all enemy statistics, including level.

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story

Lucky hits return inMario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story now formatted as both lucky hit^[7] and Lucky Hit,^[8] and are used by Mario, Luigi, andBowser. Mario and Luigi can get lucky hits in their solo Jump or Hammer attacks, as well asSpecial Attacks. Bowser can get lucky hits in hisPunch andFlame attacks, as well as his ownSpecial Attacks. Lucky hits cannot occur in counterattacks or first strikes.

The bonus damage multiplier for a lucky hit is 1.5× the original damage.^[9] It is possible for a lucky hit to apply to a critical hit; if this happens, the hit will say "LUCKY" and "CRITICAL!". The bonus damage multipliers from the lucky hit (1.5×) and critical hit (1.5×^[9]) will stack multiplicatively, causing the hit to deal 2.25× the original damage.

In the beginning of the game, after Bowser is sent toDimble Wood after crashing the meeting atPeach's Castle, he encounters acloaked figure. This figure claims that Bowser has won a Lucky Mushroom, and that it will give Bowser the luck to defeat Mario. The figure describes this by saying"Scoff this down and your luck will power up to super luck!", and"With every attack, lucky hits will shower in a happy waterfall!". This Lucky(?) Mushroom is then revealed to be aVacuum Shroom, which causes Bowser to mindlesslyinhale everything he sees.

Lucky hit chance calculation

The formula for determining the chance of a hit being a lucky hit isthe same asMario & Luigi: Partners in Time.^[10] SeeMario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story bestiary for a list of all enemy statistics, including level. Some pieces ofgear can modify the lucky chance. The Happy Charm accessory used by Mario and Luigi increases the chance of a lucky hit by 1.5×. The Lucky Charm accessory used by Mario and Luigi and the Lucky Band used by Bowser double the chance of a lucky hit.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Lucky hits return inMario & Luigi: Dream Team now formatted as Lucky Hit,^[11] and are used by Mario, Luigi, andDreamy Luigi. Unlike previous games where only certain types of attacks can be a Lucky Hit, all attacks can be a Lucky Hit. This includes solo attacks, Bros. Attacks,Luiginary Attacks, counterattacks, and first strikes.

The bonus damage multiplier for a Lucky Hit is 1.5× the original damage; choosing theRank-Up Bonus Big Lucky will increase this to 2.0×.^[11] It is possible for a Lucky Hit to apply to a critical hit; if this happens, the hit will say "Lucky" instead of "Critical". The bonus damage multipliers from the Lucky Hit (1.5× normally, 2× with Big Lucky) and critical hit (1.5×) will stack multiplicatively, causing the hit to deal 2.25× (3× with Big Lucky) the original damage.

Some pieces ofgear interact with the Lucky Hit system. The Mini Boots and Mini Hammer give the user guaranteed Lucky Hits only if they have theMini status effect. The Lucky Gloves and Lucky Gloves DX increase the chance of a Lucky Hit. The Birthday Ring increases the user's Lucky Hit chance only if it is the player's birthday as set in theNintendo 3DS system settings.

Somebadge effects interact with the Lucky Hit system. The Virus Badge + Gold Badge combo when used activates the Lucky Chance effect, which temporarily adds 0.5 to the bonus damage multiplier for Lucky Hits. This causes a Lucky Hit to deal 2.0× the normal damage, and a Lucky Hit with the Big Lucky Rank-Up Bonus to deal 2.5× the normal damage. If a Lucky Hit applies to a critical hit with this 2.5× bonus damage multiplier, then the hit will deal 3.75× the original damage. The Miracle Badge + Bronze Badge combo when used activates the Lucky Time effect, which temporarily increases the chances for Lucky Hits.

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

Lucky Hits^[12] return inMario & Luigi: Paper Jam, and are used by Mario, Luigi, andPaper Mario. LikeMario & Luigi: Dream Team, all attacks can be a Lucky Hit. This includes solo attacks, Bros. Attacks,Trio Attacks, counterattacks, and first strikes.

The bonus damage multiplier for a Lucky Hit is 1.5x the original damage; choosing the Rank-Up Bonus Big Lucky will increase this to 2.0×.^[12] It is possible for a Lucky Hit to apply to a critical hit; if this happens, the hit will say "LUCKY" instead of "CRITICAL". The bonus damage multipliers from the Lucky Hit (1.5× normally, 2× with Big Lucky) and critical hit (1.3×) will stack multiplicatively, causing the hit to deal 1.95× (2.6× with Big Lucky) the original damage.

Some pieces ofgear, namely some accessories interact with the Lucky Hit system. Mario and Luigi can use the Star Brooch and Star Brooch DX to receiveStar Points upon getting a Lucky Hit. Paper Mario can equip paper versions of the Star Brooch and Star Brooch DX to get the same effect.

SomeBattle Cards, namelyamiibo Character Cards interact with the Lucky Hit system. The amiibo for Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Yoshi have LV 1 Cards that doubles the chances of Lucky Hits. The amiibo for Yoshi has a LV 2 Card that quadruples the chances of Lucky Hits. The amiibo for Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, and Toad have LV 2 Duo Cards that triggers a Lucky Attack, which guarantees a Lucky Hit.

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

Lucky Hits return inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions now formatted as lucky hit,^[13] and are used by Mario and Luigi. Like the original Game Boy Advance version, lucky hits can happen when performing a solo Jump, Hammer, or Hand attack, but unlike the original, Bros. Attacks can now get lucky hits. Lucky hits, like the original, still cannot occur in first strikes and counterattacks.

The bonus damage multiplier for a lucky hit is 1.3× the original damage.

Some pieces ofgear interact with the lucky hit system. The Mushluck Pants has the Lucky Mushroom special effect, which increases the chance of a lucky hit based on the number of Mushrooms Mario and Luigi have. The Casual Coral and Piranha Suit have the Lucky Critical special effect, which increases the power of lucky and critical hits by 50% of the user's base POW stat. This allows lucky and critical hits to get a bonus damage multiplier of up to 1.95× if the user has no POW bonuses; having a POW bonus from something else like a badge would lower the 1.95× multiplier, but a big enough bonus would not lower it past the normal 1.3× bonus damage multiplier. The General Badge has the Lucky Speedster special effect, which increases the rate of lucky hits based on the user's SPEED stat. The Lucky Bros. and Lucky Ribbon badges have the Lucky Attack special effect, which increases the chance of a lucky hit. The Ohoracle Badge, Bowser Fist, and Popple Badge AA all have the First Striker special effect, which gives +100% base POW and a 100% lucky hit rate to the user only if they have the first turn in a battle and only in their first attack.

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey

A Lucky Hit inMario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey.

Lucky hits return inMario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey now formatted as both lucky hit^[14] and Lucky Hit,^[15] and are used by Mario, Luigi, and Bowser. Like the original Nintendo DS version, Mario and Luigi can get Lucky Hits in their solo Jump or Hammer attacks, as well as Bros. Attacks. Bowser can get Lucky Hits in his Punch and Flame attacks, as well as Brawl Attacks. Lucky Hits, like the original, still cannot occur in first strikes and counterattacks.

The bonus damage multiplier for a Lucky Hit is 1.3× the original damage. The Rank-Up Bonuses Lucky and Good and King's Blessing for the Mario Bros. and Bowser respectively will increase the damage of their Lucky Hits to 1.5× the original damage.

Some pieces ofgear interact with the Lucky Hit system. Mario and Luigi can use the Brawny Wear, Master Wear, and Muscle Wear, while Bowser can use the Ironclad Shell to increase the power of their Lucky and Critical Hits. Mario and Luigi can use the Mushroom Stone accessory, which increases the user's chance of a Lucky Hit based on the number of Mushrooms they have. Bowser can use the Lucky Ring and Lucky Ring DX, which increases the power of Lucky and Critical Hits by "a small amount" and "a good amount", respectively.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership

Lucky Hits return inMario & Luigi: Brothership now stylized as LUCKY,^[16] and are used by Mario and Luigi. Almost every type of attack can be LUCKY. This includes solo attacks, combo attacks, Bros. Attacks, counterattacks, most first strikes, and mostLuigi Logic damage. While Jump, Hammer, andBro Bomb first strikes can be LUCKY, crashing into the enemy withBall Blitz cannot be LUCKY. Despite that a Bro Bomb first strike can be LUCKY, the Bro Bombs used while chasing downReclusa in part of the final battle cannot be LUCKY. Luigi Logic damage againstSharpcask andGlohm Bowser can be LUCKY, but the damage caused toPipegunk by switching the arena to the opposite temperature area cannot be LUCKY.

The bonus damage multiplier for a LUCKY is 1.3× the original damage;^[16] choosing the Rank-Up Bonus Big Lucky will increase this to 1.5×.^[16] Unlike previous games where a LUCKY can apply to a critical hit, a hit being critical prevents a LUCKY from also occurring.

Some pieces ofgear, namely some accessories interact with the LUCKY system. The Lucky HP Bangle heals the user by 10% of their max HP if their attack has a LUCKY hit. The Luck Charm and Luck Charm DX increase the chance of getting a LUCKY by 1.5× and 2×, respectively.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership introduces theSTACHE-Up status effect to the series, which increases STACHE during battle. Because STACHE's only use is for the chance of a LUCKY, this status effect effectively improves the chance of a LUCKY result.

References

[Edit] Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga /Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions /Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser
Characters (Superstar Saga)	Protagonists	Mario1,2 •Luigi1,2 •Princess Peach1,2 •Prince Peasley •Bowser1,2
	Antagonists	Cackletta (Bowletta) •Fawful •Popple •Bowser (Rookie)1,2
	Supporting characters	Beanbean troops1,2 •Bink1,2 •Blablanadon1,2 •Bloat1,2 •Boddle1,2 •Border Bros1,2 •Bubbles •Chuckleroot1,2 •Chuckleroot's granddaughter1,2 •Cork and Cask •Doctor1,2 •Dr. Toadley2 •Fava1,2 •Firebrand and Thunderhand1,2 •Hammerhead Bros.1,2 •Harhall1,2 •Hermie III •Hoohoo civilization1,2 •Jellyfish Sisters1,2 •Lady Lima1,2 •Miles Tones1,2 •Moai1,2 •Mole1,2 •Pea1,2 •Peach-bot1,2 •Photographer (Koopa Troopa)1,2 •Pipeman1,2 •Professor E. Gadd •Prospector1,2 •Psycho Kamek1 •Queen Bean1,2 •Soybean civilization1,2 •Spangle •Starshade Bros.1,2 •Toadsworth1,2 •Tolstar1,2 •Tuki1,2 •Yoshi Fan Club1,2
	Species	Ankoopa1 •Beanish1,2 •Beanlet1,2 •Big Koopa Troopa2 •Designbomb1,2 •Ghost1,2 •Hoohooligan1,2 •Kurako1,2 •Lagoon-dweller1,2 •Oho Jee •Sailor1,2 •Thwomp •Toad1,2 •Winkle1,2 •Yoshi1,2
Characters (The Search for Bowser)	Protagonists	Captain Goomba3 (Gold3) •Captain Shy Guy3 •Captain Boo3 (Gold3) •Captain Koopa Troopa3 (Gold3) •Koopalings (Iggy ·Morton ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Roy ·Wendy ·Larry)
	Antagonists	Cackletta (Bowletta) •Fawful •Popple
	Supporting characters	Bowser3 •Corporal Paraplonk3 •Private Goomp3 •Sergeant Guy3 •Prince Peasley •Bubbles •Cork and Cask •Hermie III •Professor E. Gadd •Spangle •Starlow3
Special moves	Overworld/solo attacks	Dash1,2 •Dunk Hammer1,2 •Firebrand1,2 •Hammer1,2 •High Jump1,2 •Jump1,2 •Mini-Mario1,2 •Pump Mario1,2 •Spin Jump1,2 •Surfboard1,2 •Tickle1,2 •Thunderhand1,2
	Bros. Attacks1,2	Bounce Bros. •Chopper Bros. •Cyclone Bros. •Fire Bros. •Knockback Bros. •Splash Bros. •Swing Bros. •Thunder Bros.
	Captain Commands3	Deny •Rally •Chance •Play Dead •Lightning •Parry •Pass the Bob-omb •Thwomp Thump •Clash of Captains •Call for Backup •Sneak Attack •Shell Shock
Bosses	Superstar Saga	Birdo •Bowletta1,2 •Bowser1,2 •Cackletta1,2 •Chuckolator1,2 •Dragohoho1,2 •Fawful •Flaret1,2 •Hermie III1,2 •Hoohooros1,2 •Jojora1,2 •Jojora's friends1,2 •Koopalings (Iggy ·Morton ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Roy ·Wendy ·Larry) •Mom Piranha1,2 •Popple •Queen Bean1,2 •Rookie1,2 •Tolstar1,2 •Trunkle1,2 •Wiggler1,2
	The Search for Bowser	Birdo •Corporal Paraplonk3 •Fawful •Koopalings (Iggy ·Morton ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Roy ·Wendy ·Larry) •Popple •Private Goomp3 •Sergeant Guy3
Locations		Beanbean Airport1,2 •Beanbean Borderland1,2 •Beanbean Castle1,2 •Beanbean Castle Sewers/Beanbean Castle Sewer1,2 •Beanbean Castle Town1,2 •Beanbean Outskirts/Beanbean Fields •Beanbean Kingdom •Bowser's Castle •Castle Town Item Shop1,2 •Chateau de Chucklehuck1,2 •Chucklehuck Woods •Fire Palace1,2 •Guffawha Ruins1,2 •Gwarhar Lagoon •Harhall's Studio1,2 •Hoohoo Mountain •Hoohoo Village1,2 •Information Booth1,2 •Joke's End •Koopa Cruiser •Little Fungitown1,2 •Little Fungitown Item Shop1,2 •Mario and Luigi's house1,2 •Mushroom Kingdom1,2 •Oho Oasis1,2 •Oho Ocean1,2 •Pipe House1,2 •Princess Peach's Castle1,2 •Relaxation Room1,2 •S.S. Chuckola1,2 •Seabed1,2 •Starbeans Cafe1,2 •Stardust Fields1,2 •Teehee Valley •Thunder Palace1,2 •Toadtown Square/Peach's Castle1,2 •Winkle Colosseum1,2 •Woohoo Hooniversity1,2 •Yoshi Theater1,2
Enemies	Superstar Saga	Anuboo1,2 •Beanerang Bro •Beanie •Belly Blech1,2 •Bill Blaster1,2 •Blooper1,2 •Bob-omb •Boo •Cheep Cheep1 •Chomp Bro1,2 •Chuck Guy •Chuckorok1,2 •Clumph •Dry Bones4 •Eeker1,2 •Elite Chuck Guy •Elite Dry Bones1,2 •Elite Gritty Goomba1,2 •Elite Limbo Bro •Elite Pestnut •Elite Troopea •Fighter Fly1,2 •Fuzzbush •Fuzzy1,2 •Glurp1,2 •Gold Beanie •Goomba •Goomdiver1,2 •Gritty Goomba •Gunner Guy1,2 •Hammer Bro •Ice Snifit •Lakipea •Laser Snifit1,2 •Limbo Bro •Magikoopa •Malibut1,2 •Mecha-Blooper1,2 •Mecha-Chomp1 •Mechakoopa •Oucher Glass1,2 •Parabeanie •Paratroopea •Pestnut •Piranha Bean •Piranha Plant1,2 •Puffer-Cheep1 •Rex •Roto-Disc1,2 •Sand Cheep1,2 •Scaratroopea •Sharkbone1,2 •Sharpea •Sniper Bill1,2 •Spiky Snifit1,2 •Spiny4 •Spiny Cheep Cheep2 •Starkiss •Super Fly1,2 •Sworm1,2 •Tanoomba •Time Bob-omb1,2 •Troopea •Virus1,2 •Yo Bro1,2
	The Search for Bowser	Bandit3 •Beanerang Bro •Beanie •Big Boo3 •Big Tail Goomba3 •Bob-omb •Bomb Boo3 •Boo •Boomerang Bro3 •Broozer3 •Buzzy Beetle3 •Chain Chomp3 •Chargin' Chuck3 •Chuck Guy •Clumph •Dry Bones4 •Elite Captain Quartet3 •Elite Chuck Guy •Elite Limbo Bro •Elite Pestnut •Elite Troopea •Fire Bro3 •Fire Stalking Piranha Plant3 •Fly Guy3 •Fuzzbush •Gold Beanie •Goomba •Goomba Tower3 •Green Magikoopa3 •Gritty Goomba •Hammer Bro •Ice Bro3 •Ice Snifit •Koopa Paratroopa3 •Koopa Troopa3 •Lakipea •Lakitu3 •Limbo Bro •Magikoopa •Mechakoopa •Mechawful3 •Para-Beetle3 •Parabeanie •Paragoomba3 •Paratroopea •Pestnut •Piranha Bean •Pokey3 •Red Magikoopa3 •Rex •Scaratroopea •Sharpea •Shy Guy3 •Spear Guy3 •Spike3 •Spiny4 •Spiny Cheep Cheep2 •Starkiss •Tail Boo3 •Tanoomba •Troopea •White Magikoopa3
Items	Consumables	1-Up Mushroom1,2 •1-Up Super1,2 •100 Coin2 •10 Coin2 •50-Coin2 •Boo Biscuit2 •Coin1,2 •Five Coin1,2 •Golden Mushroom1,2 •Green Pepper1,2 •Max Mushroom1,2 •Max Nut1,2 •Max Syrup1,2 •Mushroom1,2 •Nut1,2 •Red Pepper1,2 •Refreshing Herb1,2 •Super Mushroom1,2 •Super Nut1,2 •Super Syrup1,2 •Syrup1,2 •Ultra Mushroom1,2 •Ultra Nut1,2 •Ultra Syrup1,2
	Key items	Bean Fruit1,2 •Beanbean Brooch1,2 •Beanbean Map1,2 •Beanstar1,2 •Beanstar piece1,2 •Beanstone1,2 •Chuckola Fruit1,2 •Chuckola Reserve1,2 •Crabbie Grass1,2 •Face1,2 •Fake Beanstar1,2 •Flaming statue1,2 •Hoohoo Spirit1,2 •Invincishroom •Membership Card1,2 •Neon Egg1,2 •Peach's Extra Dress1,2 •Pearl Bean1,2 •Peasley's Rose1,2 •Precious belonging1,2 •Red and Green Goblets1,2 •Secret Scroll 11,2 •Secret Scroll 21,2 •Suitcase1,2 •Winkle Card1,2
	Bean Juice1,2	Chuckle Blend •Chuckoccino •Hoohoo Blend •Hoolumbian •Teehee Blend •Teeheespresso •Woohoo Blend
	Special items	Bonus Ring1,2 •Cobalt Necktie1,2 •Excite Spring1,2 •Game Boy Horror SP1,2 •Great Force1,2 •Greed Wallet1,2 •Power Grip1 •Secret Specs2
	Blocks1,2	! Block •? Block •Bros. Block •Command Block •Hidden Block •Hoohoo Block •L Block •M Block •Rally Block •Random Block •Recovery block •Save Album •Simu-Block •Spin Block
	Other	Axe1,2 •Badge1,2 •Bean1,2 •Bike Pads1,2 •Black Rock1,2 •Boo Statue1,2 •Brown Rock1,2 •Button1,2 •Cart1,2 •Gold ring •Chuckola Cola1,2 •Clothing1,2 •Conductor1,2 •Gown1,2 •Gray Rock1,2 •Headgear1,2 •Invincibility Mushroom3 •Koopa Clown Car1,2 •Lift1,2 •Poison Mushroom1,2 •Poltergust 30001,2 •Pressure Plate1,2 •Recording2 •Region map1 •Rolling Bar Defense System1,2 •Spiky Stardust Defense System1,2 •Spring Pad1,2 •Super Poltergust 30011,2 •Surfing Spot1,2 •Toad Express1,2 •Torch1,2 •Wall Face1,2 •Warp Pipe1,2 •Watering hole1,2 •Waterspout1,2
Game mechanics	Stats	Bros. Point1,2 •Defense •Experience Point •Heart Point •Level up •Power •Speed1,2 •Spirit3 •Stache1,2
	Elements	Fire •Thunder
	Status	Burn1,2 •Charred1,2 •DEF-Down •DEF-Up •Dizzy •Downed •Fury2 •Heavy G1,2 •Invisible2 •Light G1,2 •Poison1,2 •POW-Down •POW-Up •Prohibited Command1,2 •SPD-Down1,2 •SPD-Up1,2 •Trip1,2
	Battle mechanics	Action Command •Advanced Command/Super Attack1,2 •Counterattack1,2 •Emergency Block2 •First Strike •Flee1,2 •Lucky hit
	Minigames1,2	Border Jump •Mysterious Mine Carts •Star 'Stache Smash •Barrel •Chuckola Bounce •Surfing Game •Splart
Other		Bean Fever1,2 •Beanbean Air •Beanhole locations1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Block locations1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Bestiary1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Enemy formations1,2 •Gallery1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Gear1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Glitches1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Hidden Block locations1 •Hooroglyphs1,2 •Kingdom Courier1,2 •Level up progressions1,2 •Mario & Luigi RPG: Sound Selection1 •Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Joke Spinner •Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Moves Guide •Mario Bros.1 •Pre-release and unused content1 •Quotes1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Shops2 •Special Skill3 •Sound test2 •Staff1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Story summaries2
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