Pom Pom appears to be the female counterpart of Boom Boom. Game model of Pom Pom from Super Mario 3D Land The battle is exactly the same as in the main game. Pom Pom also appears in the Nintendo Switch port Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury where, along with keeping her role in the main game, she appears as Cat Pom Pom in the Bowser's Fury side story. In the credits, she can be seen next to Boom Boom, comforting him over their recent loss.
Instead, she immediately makes clones again and continues throwing shurikens. Unlike in Super Mario 3D Land, Pom Pom does not go in her shell after being damaged. In her third encounter in World Flower -12 Boss Blitz, she reuses her strategy from the first encounter. She is the boss of World 3 in the level The Bullet Bill Express, but Mario and the others have a rematch with her in World Bowser - Train The Bowser Express, where she produces more clones. The difference between her and the clones lies mostly in her hair bow which the clones lack and the color of her shuriken (the clones have gray shurikens, while she has a pink one with a red bow on it). She throws shurikens, rather than boomerangs, and she uses transparent clones (the number of which varies depending on where fought and how many hits she took) to aid her in her boss fights, which also throw shurikens the clones vanish if attacked. She appears the same, but is now smaller when compared to Boom Boom. Pom Pom returns in the sequel Super Mario 3D World and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury After defeating Bowser, she and Boom Boom appear frequently in the Special Worlds, fighting against Mario and Luigi separately until the last level, where they fight together for the last time. Unlike the first two encounters, she will throw a maximum of 3 boomerangs instead of 2. In World 7, Pom Pom will fight her last battle in the regular worlds with Mario, alongside her partner Boom Boom. She will occasionally jump to different platforms in this battle, but otherwise is fought the same. Pom Pom reappears in World 6 this time, the arena's floor is covered in fire on the side of the platforms. After taking three stomps from Mario, Pom Pom is defeated and will vanish, releasing ten coins.
This can be avoided by stepping to the side, and repeatedly jumping on top of her shell during her hover attack will yield a number of 1-Up Mushrooms.
When Pom Pom takes damage, she will hover in her shell and try to land on Mario, unlike Boom Boom. In battle, Pom Pom will throw boomerangs at Mario, a maximum of 2 Boomerangs, and jump a fair distance, similar to a Boomerang Bro (though she does back flips and front flips). Shortly before fighting Mario (and later Luigi), she winks at them in a somewhat flirtatious manner. At the beginning of Super Mario 3D Land, Pom Pom, Boom Boom, Bowser, and the Koopa Troop had invaded the Mushroom Kingdom during a storm, stole the Super Leaves and kidnapped Princess Peach.Īfter the defeat of Boom Boom in World 3, Pom Pom resides in her pink airship, first seen in World 4. Pom Pom debuts in Super Mario 3D Land as one of the two secondary antagonists and bosses encountered alongside Boom Boom. Pom Pom's battle with Mario in Super Mario 3D Land
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