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A stronger variant, called [[Mega Muth]]s, can be found in [[Castle Bleck Inner Sanctum]], and an even stronger variant called [[Dark Muth]]s are found in the [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]]. They sometimes drop [[Bone-In Cut]]s; defeating them is the only way to acquire this item. Muths are also mentioned in the [[Catch Card]] description for [[Buzzy Beetle]]s, stating that a Muth stampede would likely not flatten a Buzzy Beetle. | A stronger variant, called [[Mega Muth]]s, can be found in [[Castle Bleck Inner Sanctum]], and an even stronger variant called [[Dark Muth]]s are found in the [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]]. They sometimes drop [[Bone-In Cut]]s; defeating them is the only way to acquire this item. Muths are also mentioned in the [[Catch Card]] description for [[Buzzy Beetle]]s, stating that a Muth stampede would likely not flatten a Buzzy Beetle. | ||
[[List of Super Paper Mario pre-release and unused content|In the game's data]], there are graphics for | [[List of Super Paper Mario pre-release and unused content|In the game's data]], there are graphics for a bright purple and blue variety of Muth, but they are not assigned to any object, and as such, it is unknown how comparatively strong they were intended to be. | ||
Their appearance, as well as their name, come from the woolly mammoth, a hairy, elephant-like mammal that lived in prehistoric eras. | Their appearance, as well as their name, come from the woolly mammoth, a hairy, elephant-like mammal that lived in prehistoric eras. | ||
