Arantulas are enemies featured in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They have a target like symbol on their backs. Arantulas are much more powerful versions of Piders. These spiders are located in some of the lowest levels of the Pit of 100 Trials, levels 81 through 89. Arantulas are capable of dealing massive amounts of damage a turn that can add up to 21 from a single attack turn. These creatures also have much more health points,16, making Arantulas in the top five of most powerful non-boss enemies in the game. Stats aside, Arantulas are overall very much like Piders in battle.
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| - Arantulas are enemies featured in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They have a target like symbol on their backs. Arantulas are much more powerful versions of Piders. These spiders are located in some of the lowest levels of the Pit of 100 Trials, levels 81 through 89. Arantulas are capable of dealing massive amounts of damage a turn that can add up to 21 from a single attack turn. These creatures also have much more health points,16, making Arantulas in the top five of most powerful non-boss enemies in the game. Stats aside, Arantulas are overall very much like Piders in battle.
- Arantula is a black spider-like enemy which is related to the Pider in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- The Arantula is a deadly and more colorful version of a Pider found in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. It has a much higher health and attack power then the Pider. Like a regular Pider, it spits webs at Mario or his Partner. Unlike the Pider, it'll sometimes shoot out three webs at Mario and his partner in one attack. This attack is a lot harder to dodge since the Arantula shoots out the webs a lot faster, twisting its head in the process. Just one of these possess as a big threat and four could be nearly fatal. The best way to defeat them is to use a powerful item or special attack.
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| - A spider-like creature that lives deep underground and spits web-wads. Its coloring is intimidating, but don't worry; it's not poisonous.
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| - Arantulas are enemies featured in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They have a target like symbol on their backs. Arantulas are much more powerful versions of Piders. These spiders are located in some of the lowest levels of the Pit of 100 Trials, levels 81 through 89. Arantulas are capable of dealing massive amounts of damage a turn that can add up to 21 from a single attack turn. These creatures also have much more health points,16, making Arantulas in the top five of most powerful non-boss enemies in the game. Stats aside, Arantulas are overall very much like Piders in battle.
- Arantula is a black spider-like enemy which is related to the Pider in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- The Arantula is a deadly and more colorful version of a Pider found in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. It has a much higher health and attack power then the Pider. Like a regular Pider, it spits webs at Mario or his Partner. Unlike the Pider, it'll sometimes shoot out three webs at Mario and his partner in one attack. This attack is a lot harder to dodge since the Arantula shoots out the webs a lot faster, twisting its head in the process. Just one of these possess as a big threat and four could be nearly fatal. The best way to defeat them is to use a powerful item or special attack.
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