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'''Ability 1:''' ''When blocking, will heal in 10 health increments; healing per second increases the longer block is held'' | |||
'''Ability 2:''' ''Will not flinch from non-charged (and some charged) attacks while jumping, dashing, or punching; also gain 50% damage reduction when a punch is resisted'' | |||
'''Throw Damage:''' ''200'' | |||
==Costumes== | ==Costumes== | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 18 May 2017
| Height | 7' 6" (231 cm) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 368 lb (167 kg) |
| Stage | Mausoleum |
Master Mummy is a playable character in ARMS. He was one of the first characters announced as playable, being revealed alongside the game itself during the Nintendo Switch presentation in January 2017[1].
Appearance
Master Mummy's bulky body is mostly covered in strips of linen, which also make up his arms. His skin is violet, and his eyes have spiraled irises. He wears a one-shoulder wrestling singlet and sneakers.
Backstory
Master Mummy's body is solidly built, for a mummy. This ultra heavyweight doesn't flinch from the odd punch. Little is known about him, except that he woke up in Mummy Hospital. Why does he fight in the Grand Prix?
He loves his family, but their whereabouts are currently unknown.[2]
Abilities
| Size | 
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|---|---|
| Arm Girth | Unknown |
| Speed | 
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| Jumping |
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| Striking Power |
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| Freshness |
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Ability 1: When blocking, will heal in 10 health increments; healing per second increases the longer block is held
Ability 2: Will not flinch from non-charged (and some charged) attacks while jumping, dashing, or punching; also gain 50% damage reduction when a punch is resisted
Throw Damage: 200
Costumes
| Color | Default | Red | Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image | File:MasterMummy1.jpg | File:MasterMummyRed.jpg | File:MasterMummyBlack.jpg |
References
- ↑ Nintendo of America. "Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017", 2017-01-13, retrieved on 2017-05-02.
- ↑ Nintendo Co., Ltd., Master Mummy, retrieved 2017-05-04.
