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Latest revision as of 03:25, 25 March 2025
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| Basic Info | |
| Role | None |
| Collectibles | None |
| Events | None |
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| Size | Large |
| Killable? | No |
The Goppa are decorative characters that appear in the Footprint Path B.
Overview
There are a total of four Goppa found in the Footprint Path, each with a different coloration. They have tube-like appendages stuck into the ground alongside a little bump or button that can be interacted with from the area's pathway. When the bump is touched, the Goppa open their large mouths, stick out their tongue, and cough out a spray of blood before returning to normal.
Trivia
- Their appearance is similar to that of Onsen-san, which is also a creature found in a dark area that has a tube-like appendage.
- The name comes from a Japanese fanart website that labelled the character Goppa-kun.[1] An anonymous user on Uboachan suggested dropping the "-kun" suffix to make the name sound more general.[2]
Gallery
Purple Goppa.
Yellow Goppa.
Blue Goppa.
Pink Goppa.
Pushing the Goppa's button.
References
- ↑ Archived, text only: https://web.archive.org/web/20080412112724/http://www7.plala.or.jp:80/syami/yume_zukan/asiato.htm
- ↑ “Goppa-kun - There's nothing wrong with this one, actually. I would drop the '-kun', though. The name could be used to describe all the monsters, and if someone would want to talk about a specific one, colours could be used. Like 'the blue Goppa', 'the Yellow Goppa'.” -Anonymous poster, June 24, 2009. https://archive.uboachan.net/c/res/239.xhtml#343