Nabbit

Nabbit
Official artwork of Nabbit from New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe.
Universe	Mario
Debut	New Super Mario Bros. U (2012)
Smash Bros. appearances	SSB4 (Wii U) Ultimate
Most recent non-Smash appearance	Mario Kart Tour (2020, via update)
Console/platform of origin	Wii U
Species	Rabbit
Gender	Male
Place of origin	Mushroom Kingdom
Voice actor	Natsuko Yokoyama
Article on Super Mario Wiki	Nabbit

Nabbit (トッテン, Totten) is a rabbit-like thief from the Mario universe.

Character description

Nabbit originates from New Super Mario Bros. U. After completing some levels, a Toad asks the players to retrieve the items Nabbit has stolen from a Toad House. Nabbit then appears in a specific level, and players have the option to try and catch him: he quickly runs across the stage, and if players catch him by the 100-second time limit they will be rewarded by Toad with a P-Acorn. If players fail to catch him three times, Nabbit flees and disappears until the conditions are met once more. Additionally, if the player waits after defeating all the enemies in an Enemy Course, and does not grab the power-up they receive as a reward, Nabbit will come in and swipe it.

Nabbit reappears in New Super Luigi U, reprising his role from the vanilla game. This time he is also a new playable character, replacing Mario's role from the original game. Unlike other playable characters, Nabbit cannot use power-ups, as any power-ups he collects are converted into 1-Ups at the end of the level. He also cannot ride Yoshis, or grab objects or other players. However, he is immune to damage from all enemy attacks (though he can still get knocked back by tougher enemies) and general hazards, with the exception of falling into lava or poison, getting crushed by certain obstacles, running out of time, or falling into a pit.

Nabbit makes another playable appearance in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, where he is now allowed into the original levels in the game this port originates from. He retains his properties from New Super Luigi U, and provides an additional 100 seconds to the timer. However, this comes at a cost; clearing courses as Nabbit in single-player mode prevents 100% completion of the game.

In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

As a stage element

Nabbit, as he appears in Mushroom Kingdom U.

Nabbit appears as a stage hazard on the Mushroom Kingdom U stage. He can appear when the stage transforms; while on the stage, he chases fighters, trying to catch them with his bag. Once a fighter is caught, he attempts to blast off in a trail of smoke towards the upper blast line, much like the Beetle and Boss Galaga items. Nabbit is treated as a fighter, and therefore is vulnerable to attacks, grabs, and items, and like regular fighters, he can be knocked back further the more he has been damaged. He can be Inhaled by Kirby, but doing so provides no copy ability, and he will instead turn into a star and take medium knockback.

In Smash Tour

Nabbit appears as a random event in Smash Tour. He moves along the map picking up any item he comes across, and whoever bumps into him retrieves his whole loot.

Trophy

Trophy in For Wii U.

Nabbit

An underhanded little rascal who steals items from the Toad Houses and runs away with them. If you can catch him, Toad might repay you with a nice present. In New Super Luigi U, he even manages to nab a position as a playable character! From burglar to hero in the blink of an eye... Not bad work, all things considered.

: New Super Mario Bros. U (11/2012)

: New Super Luigi U (06/2013)

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nabbit returns as a hazard on Mushroom Kingdom U.

Spirit

Nabbit also appears as an Advanced-class support spirit.

Nabbit can be summoned using the cores of Duster and one support type.

No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Cost	Ability	Series
64		Nabbit		★★	1	Item Gravitation	Super Mario Series

In other languages

Language	Name
Japanese	トッテン
English	Nabbit
French (PAL)	Carottin
French (NTSC)	Chipin
German	Mopsie
Spanish	Caco Gazapo
Italian	Ruboniglio
Chinese	偷天兔
Korean	톳텐
Dutch	Nabbit
Russian	Кралик

Trivia

• In early revisions of the game, there was a glitch where players could cause Nabbit to get "stuck" to themselves if they grabbed and threw him and paused in Training Mode. In doing so, Nabbit would no longer move, and he could be transferred to character to character via throwing other characters, in a manner similar to Melee's soul breaker glitch. This glitch was ultimately patched out in version 1.0.6. This glitch, however, returns in a similar fashion in Ultimate.
  • There is a similar glitch where the player is using Captain Falcon's Falcon Dive or Ganondorf's Dark Dive on Nabbit while paused in Training Mode. However it also makes the player stuck in a "box" functioning similar how the Box glitch does, in order the player to get outside of the "box" the player has to grab all Dragoon pieces and fire, this allows the player to transfer him by grabbing and throwing from character to character. Unlike the above glitch, this has not been patched out.
• In Smash Wii U, Nabbit's voice clips were viewable in the Sound Test under the "Enemies" section (alongside Metal Face, Master Hand, and Crazy Hand). However, this did not carry over to Ultimate for unknown reasons.