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'''Snow Gobbler''' is an [[Enemies|enemy]] which the player can encounter during a run.
'''Snow Gobbler''' is an [[Enemies|enemy]] which the player can encounter during a run. It appears in the fight with [[The Snowland Bears]].
 
==Strategy==
Snow Gobblers gain {{Stat|attack}} whenever anything is {{Stat|Snow|Snowed}}, which combos with the [[Ooba Bear|Ooba Bears]] in the fight that Snow anything that hits them. However, Snowing the Snow Gobblers themselves prevents them from using their newly-gained attack. If they do get to attack, have an expendable [[Clunkers|Clunker]] or [[Shades|Shade]] take the blow, since Snow Gobblers have long {{Stat|Counter|Counters}}.
 
==Trivia==
Snow Gobblers and [[Shroom Gobblers]] may share some connection, but anything beyond their love for gobbling a specific debuff is unclear.  


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 22:54, 20 April 2024

Snow Gobbler
Snow Gobbler Card.png
Health.png Health Attack.png Attack Counter.png Counter
8 1 5
Other Stats

Card Description
Whenever anything is Snow.png Snow'd, gain +2 Attack.png Attack

Snow Gobbler is an enemy which the player can encounter during a run. It appears in the fight with The Snowland Bears.

Strategy

Snow Gobblers gain Attack.png attack whenever anything is Snow.png Snowed, which combos with the Ooba Bears in the fight that Snow anything that hits them. However, Snowing the Snow Gobblers themselves prevents them from using their newly-gained attack. If they do get to attack, have an expendable Clunker or Shade take the blow, since Snow Gobblers have long Counter.png Counters.

Trivia

Snow Gobblers and Shroom Gobblers may share some connection, but anything beyond their love for gobbling a specific debuff is unclear.

History