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Big Schnoz

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Big Schnoz
In-game sprite ofBig Schnoz fromKirby Mass Attack.
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First gameKirby Mass Attack (2011)
Similar entitiesSchnoz,Bigger Schnoz
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“A Big Schnoz lurks near that medal. To defeat him, you'll need to push against him as many times as you can, and as FAST as possible.”
— Daroach, inKirby Mass Attack

Big Schnoz is a slightly larger version ofSchnoz inKirby Mass Attack. He is distinguished from the smaller Schnoz by his red coloration and his larger tusks worn flat on the ends. Big Schnoz appears only inGreen Grounds - Stage 5 along with his cousins, Schnoz andBigger Schnoz. To defeat him, theKirbys must push back on his block to trap him, then crush him, lest the Kirbys suffer the same fate. Appropriately, it takes more effort to defeat a Big Schnoz than the smaller Schnoz. Defeating Big Schnoz confers 500 points onto the player.

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Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseドドスタン
Dodosutan		From「ど~」(do-, a prefix for "very much") and「ドスタン」(Dosutan, Schnoz)
FrenchDunpalour GéantGiant Schnoz
GermanRiesen-StampfokGiant-Schnoz
ItalianGran BruskoBig Schnoz
SpanishPujón PujónFrom "empujón" (push)


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