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As such, Smithy attempts to prevent the restoration of wishes, since the Star Road and the dreams of individuals represent a direct threat to Smithy's reign. Ultimately, Smithy is determined to achieve world conquest through the Smithy Gang, confident that his weapons can serve as the basis of his power. Additionally, in the aforementioned fit of rage, Smithy apparently destroys three of his henchmen who are simply trying to calm him down.

It also has high physical defense and can attempt to KO a party member instantly.

The Tank Head, which has extremely powerful physical attacks.Once he first changes his head to a new form, his original head will never return aside from brief appearances in between form changes. This head only remains during the first few turns of the battle. The normal Head, which he uses to switch to the other heads.Smithy has five heads that he can change into: Once there, Smithy reveals his true form: a metal shape-shifter.Īlthough his body remains the same, Smithy can now use his sledgehammer to turn his head into different forms. As a result, the floor collapses Mario, his allies, and Smithy fall into the basement of the factory. However, Smithy ignores their warnings and continues pounding the floor. A few of his minions arrive, begging him to calm down and to stop smashing the floor (as the foundation was just built the day before). Smelter produces molten metal from his mouth, which Smithy then shapes into Shypers, who will immediately enter the battle and begin attacking Mario's party.Īfter Smithy is defeated, he becomes infuriated and begins slamming the floor with his sledgehammer. In battle, Smithy is also aided by Smelter. Some of Smithy's magical powers involve summoning a giant wooden sledgehammer to crush Mario and his allies and summoning meteors. The fingers of his left hand have been fitted with small projectile launchers which he uses to fire bullets at Mario and his allies. Smithy wields a giant metal sledgehammer in battle, which he uses with his right hand. Smithy did not want anyone returning the Star Pieces to Star Road, as the road's recovery would allow the power of wishes to counter the power of the Smithy Gang's weapons and interfere with his attempt of world conquest. Smithy then sends his lieutenants to retrieve the Star Pieces after learning the pieces have potential to restore wishes to the world. Once there, Smithy defeats Bowser and the Koopa Troop and establishes his base of operations in Bowser's Keep of Mario's World (while Smithy's Factory remains the main headquarters of the Smithy Gang). Prior to his invasion, Smithy gets a giant sword, Exor to occupy Bowser's Keep, and Exor shatters the Star Road, the source of wishes in the world. A smith's workshop is sometimes called a smithy as well. Smithy's name is derived from the word "smith", which is someone who manipulates various metallic materials and metallic alloys, such as a blacksmith. It is also implied during the final battle that multiple versions of him were made, and that there were possibly plans to mass-produce him, due to the various heads littered in his final battle arena. In his dimension, he resides in his Factory, where, day and night, Smithy creates anthropomorphic weapons which he uses against other worlds. He is a dark-grey mechanical creature that wears a gold crown and has an extremely long white beard the Nintendo Player's Guide has compared his appearance to that of Santa Claus. He hails from another dimension, a dimension that is accessible by the gateway Exor. In order to do this, Smithy tried to get rid of the power of wishes from the world, and, in its stead, filled the world with weapons.

Smithy is the main antagonist and final boss of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and the titular leader of the Smithy Gang, an organization that attempts to rule over Mario's World during the events of the game.