Gooper Blooper

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Gooper Blooper
Gooper Blooper's artwork from Super Mario Sunshine.
Chronological information
First game	Super Mario Sunshine (2002)
Game appearances	Super Mario Sunshine Mario Power Tennis Super Princess Peach Mario Hoops 3-on-3 Mario Super Sluggers Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Personal information
Gender	Male
Species	Blooper

Gooper Blooper is one of the bosses in Super Mario Sunshine. He first appears in Ricco Harbor and later again in Noki Bay. He uses his tentacles to smash Mario, which decreases Mario's health points.

Vs. the Giant Blooper covered with Ink

Gooper Blooper's first appearance is in Super Mario Sunshine in Ricco Harbor. Mario must stop the fiend to progress onward in the game. Although he is hiding under a pile of crates, Gooper Blooper reveals his location by leaving one of his tentacles in view.

After Mario removes the tentacle from Gooper Blooper, the giant Blooper uses his tentacles to try and defeat Mario. Mario must pull the tentacles so that they snap off and then he must pull the cork out of the Blooper's mouth, which causes ink to spray all over the Blooper and the surroundings. Mario can also stomp on Gooper Blooper's tentacles however they heal quickly. After pulling on his mouth twice, Gooper Blooper is defeated and lands in the sea.

A Blooper's Revenge

Gooper Blooper Being Attacked

Gooper Blooper is not defeated though, and he is fought in the same way as before upon the helicopter pad. When he is not sprayed by water, Gooper Blooper spins while hitting the player with his tentacles. Once he is defeated for the final time in Ricco Harbor, he soars into the sky and crashes into the sea.

Gooper's Last Stand.

Gooper Blooper reappears in Noki Bay at the peak of a mountain during the second episode "The Boss of Tricky Ruins"; however, instead of crashing into the sea, he crashes into the mountainside. The other difference is that the boss music is not the same as before.

Mario Power Tennis

Gooper Blooper appears in Mario Power Tennis as the opponent in the mini-game Gooper Blooper Volley. All of his tentacles hold a racket and the play must hit a tennis ball between them while avoiding the marked tiles.

Super Princess Peach

Appearing as the fifth boss, Gooper Blooper is vulnerable to being attacked by Perry. After losing three health points, he uses Calm vibe to fall asleep to regain health. Peach must wake him up with Rage vibe to remove his remaining two health points. This is also his biggest form in any Mario game he has been in.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star

Gooper Blooper as seen in Paper Mario: Sticker Star

Gooper Blooper returns again as a major boss in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. His appearance is much different from his past designs being much more shiner. He also wears a purple Royal Sticker on his head and comes into the battle with 300 HP. Gooper Blooper is also the main cause for the pollution of World 3. He also has his Poison Blooper minions try everything to stop Mario from reaching him. Gooper Blooper resided at Whitecap Beach behind an abandoned ship. 

Battle

Unlike the rest of the bosses in this game, Gooper Blooper actually "claps" to the rhythm of its battle boogie theme. It's also the key to blocking its Rhythm Tentacle Smack attack. It also charges up Poison Goop for one turn then unleashes it on the next turn poisoning Mario and blinding him if he doesn't block it.

Tips

Gooper Blooper attacks to the rhythm of its theme. Mario could use this to block his multi-attack to lessen damage. Mario must do this for three more turns until Gooper Blooper charges up for the Poison Goop attack. Mario must then use his Sponge thing sticker to deflect the attack right back at Gooper Blooper and it will poison itself impairing its vision and causing him to take 30 damage for 4 turns. Mario then must use this opening to launch his strongest Stickers and use the Battle Spinner to take Gooper Blooper down for good.

Trivia

• Gooper Blooper, in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, breaks the fourth wall by clapping along with its battle theme.
  • The fifth part of his battle theme (after he is attacked by his own Poison Goop) is a remixed version of the main Super Mario Bros. theme.
• In beta Super Mario Sunshine, Gooper Blooper was originally teal colored and had yellow eyes. He later has yellow eyes in Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
• Gooper Blooper is briefly seen in Super Smash Bros. for 3DS during the Paper Mario stage. Gooper Blooper can be seen during the S.S. Flavion scene. The Tuna from Paper Mario is also seen.
• In Super Mario Sunshine if you beat Gooper Blooper without pulling any of his tentacles. It will show him in his death animations with his tentacles not connected.