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In ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and its remake, ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', a giant Chain Chomp is found in [[Bob-omb Battlefield]] (where a sign mentioning it hyphenates its name as "Chain-Chomp"), guarding a jail cell containing a [[Power Star]]. Chain Chomp is attached to a wooden stake, and it can lunge at Mario if the plumber gets too close. It can be temporarily immobilized by hitting it with a Bob-omb or a small box. In order to obtain the Star that Chain Chomp guards, Mario must ground pound the Chain Chomp's log three times to break the chain. The Chain Chomp jumps around, smashes the jail cell open in the process, and leaps away, allowing Mario to reach the Star. In addition to its role in this Star, one of the level's [[Red Coin]]s is located above the Chain Chomp's post. For unknown reasons, in the [[Wii]]'s [[Virtual Console]] version of ''Super Mario 64'', the Chain Chomp's mouth is purple.
In ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', it is possible for [[Luigi]] to use a [[Power Flower]] to simply go right through the jail cell to reach the [[Star]], and [[Wario]] can just ground-pound the stake once because of his weight. During the mission [[Bob-omb Battlefield#Star 3 .28DS.29: Five Silver Stars!5 Silver Stars!|5 Silver Stars]], the Chain Chomp is moved to the open area near its normal location. It is no longer chained to a stake, but is free to move around the area. One of the [[Silver Star]]s is located on the end of its chain. ''Super Mario 64 DS'' also features a Chain Chomp in multiplayer mode, on the Castle Grounds stage. It serves a similar purpose as in the 5 Silver Stars! mission above: one of the Stars the players must collect is again on the end of its chain.
Chain Chomps were first given their iconic bark in ''Super Mario 64''. This was used later throughout the ''Mario'' series. A new species of chain chomp is introduced called the [[Amp]].
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