Spanias are the same species as Spinias and Spunias. The only difference between Spinias and Spanias is that Spanias have spikes on their heads and are brownish-orange color. They also look like they're giving off an angry stare as though they are really peeved about something. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, they are commonly found lurking in the Rogueport Sewers. The best way to beat them is by using your hammer. When they are in large groups, it's best to use Koops to take out multiple Spanias in one go. In Super Paper Mario, Spanias are commonly found in the Floro Caverns. Similar to Thousand-Year Door, Spanias attack by spinning towards the player. They can be defeated in any way that does not require jumping, such as Bowser's fire breath, Cudge, or Barry. They can be jumped on if Carrie is used, however. Their last appearance is in the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials, in Room 53 and 84.
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Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door: That's a Spania. A Spinia with spikes on its head. It looks meaner, too. Max HP is 3, Attack is 1, and Defense is 0. So, sorta the same as a Spinia. You oughta watch out for the spikes on its head, but otherwise, just whale on it. I gotta be honest, though, the way that thing spins makes me wanna yack.
Super Paper Mario: That odd, horned creature is called a Spania. Its Max HP is 6 and Attack is 1. Those horns will ruin your day if you try to stomp it... If it sees you, it'll come at you, even if you have flipped to another dimension... It might be better to avoid this unpleasant beast altogether...
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Trivia[]
- While the Spania is the only one of the three species to return in Super Paper Mario, data for a Spunia and Spinia can be found in the game's files.
- In the files of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, There is an unused Spania textured to look like an ice cream cone.
The unused Spania.
| Species: Spinia | Spania | Spunia | Dark Spania |
| Groups: The Destructors |
