Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Boss Sheets

The bosses from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Compared to the first game, boss gimmicks here are fewer and weaker, but still present. In this game, Mario's partners gained their own separate HP, so as a result, multitarget attacks are now relatively abundant among these bosses. As such they are less likely to simply deal one large hit of a ridiculous amount of damage like 10, and more likely to use multitarget, multiple-hit, defense-piercing, and/or other types of attacks. Also note the lack of Elemental Modifiers: this game was almost completely devoid of a meaningful system of elements.

Just like with the "Big Blooper" in the first game, this game had an early boss also just called "Blooper," which I've called "Rogue Blooper" to differenitate it. This is, of course, based on its location under the town of Rogueport (as well as being something of a description of its aggressive nature, though it would instead attribute this characteristic to Mario, who did, after all, start the fight).