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The Juvenile Snurp (Japanese: ミニ子ピョン Mini-ko Pyon - Mini Child Pyon) is one of the monsters that can be found in Tower of Despair, a location introduced in the Nintendo Switch version of Miitopia. It is summoned by the Boss Snurp when fought in the Apex of the Tower. The Juvenile Snurps can only be summoned twice at a time, and they can target and use Crash Attack only one Mii each.
Appearance[]
The Juvenile Snurp, much like other Snurps, is a two-legged tick-like monster a with black face. This one, like the Boss Snurp it came from, has glossy blue and purple fur that changes color, but the average palette remains the same. It has two Mii eyes attached to its face.
Defeating a Juvenile Snurp recovers a pair of Mii eyes.
Actions[]
| Action name | Description | Chance to use | Hit rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attack | Inflicts physical damage on one party member. Only used if another Juvenile Snurp has already targeted the only Mii on the field. | 100% (conditional) | 100% |
| Crash Attack | Targets one Mii with crosshairs for the user's special attack, a rainbow-colored laser that is fired from its body, which brings the targeted Mii to 1 HP when hit. Removes and bypasses the target's barrier/shield if hit. | 100% | 100% |
Enemy statistics[]
| Image | HP | Attack | Defense | Magic | Speed | Locations Encountered |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
2000 | 270 | 50 | 50 | 50 | Tower of Despair |
Gallery[]
Main Article: Juvenile Snurp/Gallery
Trivia[]
- They are one of the very few enemies that can target a Mii (others being Ancient Robot , The Great Sage's Right Hand and Ultimate Robot Warrior, although these enemies or things can deals heavy damage through their shots instead of lowering the HP to 1), as well as one of few enemies who can bring party members to 1 HP through Shield Sprinkles, the others being the Darkest Lord and the Dark Sun, but unlike them they also destroy the shield and remove any barriers from Mages and Elves. They are also the only monster, boss or otherwise, who targets one Mii. All other targetings come in pairs, though the Crash Attack tends to be done in pairs anyway. However, the two Crash Attacks happen separately, so you can just memorise the order of the targetings and avoid both of them entirely.
- Their speed is low, so most Jobs may be able to fair amounts of damage or even kill the Snurp before it fires the Crash Attack (except for maybe a Tank, who doesn't get any speed from leveling up). Since each snurp only targets one Mii, the best strategy is to put the two targeted Miis in the Safe Spot in the order they were targeted.
- The Juvenile Snurp are the only monsters that does not have an entrance animation when viewed in the Journal. This is likely because they are summoned by the Boss Snurp, although the "Teammate" Coins summoned by the Darkest Lord still have an entrance animation in the journal. This could be because of the Boss Snurp having a different summoning animation than other bosses that can summon monsters.
- Considering the Juvenile Snurp can only lower the HP to 1, this means they can't kill any Teammate by themselves, making them the only enemy with that property. -This could slow for an infinite loop if the Boss Snurp is killed and the Miis are stopped from using attacks.
- As the Juvenile Snurp's name implies, it is one of the only monsters to have a confirmed age, being under the age of 18.
Names in other languages[]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ミニ子ピョン Mini-ko Pyon |
From ミニ mini, referring to its size, 子 ko (child), and ピョン pyon, an onomatopoeia for bouncing. |
| French | Mini-boïng | From mini and boïng, an onomatopoeia for bouncing. |
| German | Jungploing | From jung (young) and ploing, an onomatopoeia for bouncing. |
| Italian | Burletto giovane | |
| Spanish | Pequeñopi | Baby "Little thing" (as in creature/animal) |
| Korean | 아기 스너프 Agi Snurp |
"아기" means baby. "스너프" is the pronunciation of Snurp written in Korean. |
| Dutch | Jonge Boing | From jonge (young) and boing, an onomatopoeia for bouncing. |
| Chinese | 小跳跳 Xiǎo tiào tiào |
From 小 xiǎo (little) and 跳 tiào (jump, bounce, hop). Sounds like the word tiào said three times. |
See also[]
| Expand to see the full list of Snurps | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Image | Name | Location |
| 017 | 
|
Green Snurp | Arid Frontier (Greenhorne)
Neksdor Desert - North Realm of the Fey - West Lotus Lake (Realm of the Fey) Peculia Otherworld - Hidden Path |
| 099 | 
|
Water Snurp | Tschilly Peak (Powdered Peaks)
Otherworld - Hidden Path |
| 151 | 
|
Black Snurp | Greenhorne **Quest**
Realm of the Fey **Quest** Powdered Peaks **Quest** Peculia **Quest** 7th & 8th Districts (New Lumos) |
| 158 | 
|
Gold Snurp | Rare Battle
Peculia "Explorer"'s Quests Otherworld - Hidden Path |
| 159 | 
|
Rich Snurp | The Sky Scraper **Single Encounter**
Galados Isle **Single Encounter** "Explorer"'s Quests |
| 160 | 
|
Rare Snurp | "Explorer"'s Quests
Otherworld - Hidden Path |
| 161 | 
|
Very Rare Snurp | Otherworld - Hidden Path
"Explorer"'s Quests |
| 162 | 
|
Tasty Snurp | Rare Battle
"Explorer"'s Quests Otherworld - Hidden Path |
| 163 | 
|
Delicious Snurp | "Explorer"'s Quests |
| 261 |
|
Juvenile Snurp | Tower of Despair (New Lumos)
Apex(Main boss at half health) |
| 262 | 
|
Boss Snurp | Tower of Despair (New Lumos)
Apex |
