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| - A Thwomp is an enemy species in the Mario series. The species first appearance was in Super Mario Bros. 3 for the Nintendo Entertainment System where they would wait in the air, then crash down on you once you past them. They later appeared in many other games such as Super Mario 64, the Paper Mario series, the Mario Kart series and others. These "Thwomps" are related to Whomps, which are similar to Thwomps with legs.
- Thwomp are enemies that appear in the Mario series of games. They try to hit the player by smashing them.
- A Thwomp is an enemy in most Super Mario games, usually in Bowser Castle levels. If Mario ever got near them, they would come crashing down and squash him, making him lose a life. In the Mario Kart series, Thwomps are obstacles that usually appear in Bowser's Castle tracks too (a few exceptions). They can either block a racer's path or squish them, which in turns makes them lose lot's of time.
- Thwomps are unbeatable enemies in Super Paper Mario. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door there are Thwomps that quiz you, one near Shhwonk Fortress and the other in X-Naut Fortress with a robot appearance. In the Shhwonk Fortress when you're incorrect, clefts come out and battle you.
- Thwomps are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. They are giant, spiky stone blocks that appear only in the two-dimensional sections of their respective games. These invincible enemies attack Link by dropping from the ceiling. Thwomps originated as enemies in the Super Mario Bros. series.
- Thwomps are large stone creatures that hide on ceilings until Mario passes under them, and they will fall down in an attempt to crush him. They are usually either blue or gray in color, and may be covered in spikes.
- Thwomps are floating rock-like enemies in the Mario Series. Thier way of attacking is smashing things beneath them. They fall down from the ceiling or the sky and try to crush anyone who goes under them or near them. A subspecies of Thwomps called Grindels move horizontally and they first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3. Thwomps can be defeated with a Star, or Mario can throw Hammers at them as Hammer Mario. Most Thwomps appear in castles and fortresses but sometimes the can be found in deserts and underground areas. Some say that Thwomps are born in the Thwomp Volcano. Due to their rock-like nature, they are often categorized along with Chain Chomps and Bob-Ombs.
- Les Thwomp (Ka-Bang au Québec) sont des ennemis récurrents des jeux Mario. Ce sont des pierres s'écrasant au sol pour réduire Mario et ses amis en pâté. Ces ennemis rocheux ont les yeux fermés en temps normal, mais au moment d'écraser quelqu'un, ils se réveillent, l'air très énervé.
- Thwomps typically are found in castles and fortresses in the Mario universe. Thwomps will crash down on a player whenever the player gets close to them. Thwomps are just Thwomps. Thwomps can be defeated by certain projectiles and by the Starman. There are even smaller versions of Thwomps that hop, called Thwimps.
- Los Thwomp son enemigos de piedra con la forma de un pequeño bloque con pinchos y un solo ojo. Estos enemigos son característicos de la Saga de Super Mario Bros. y debutaron en Super Mario Bros. 3. Aunque en japonés su nombre es el mismo que el de los Thwimp (japonés: コトン Koton) de la saga de Mario y su diseño parece estar inspirado en ellos, su comportamiento es igual de la sus hermanos mayores, los Thwomp (japonés: ドッスン Dossun), que se desploman del techo para aplastar a su enemigo cuando pasa debajo de ellos. Por el hecho anterior es que se prefirió en nombre "Thwomp" en vez de "Thwimp".
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