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The World Ends With You

Woollies are a type of Noise in The World Ends With You. They also appear in NEO: The World Ends with You with the name Pachy after the word "pachyderms". These woolly mammoth Noise are notable for creating shockwaves with their stomps to attack.

In the first game, the woolly family occupies entries 64-66 of the Noise Report, and 40-43 in the second.

The World Ends with You[]

Noise 64 Noise #64 - Pachy R & R

Noise 65 Noise #65 - Mammoth R & B

Noise 66 Noise #66 - Woolly AOR

Strategy[]

It's generally recommended to keep away from Woollies. They can do massive damage, and getting close to it runs the risk of it smacking Neku with its trunk. This boss does not move at all, so Negative psychs like Flame Blast or even Holy Light work very well. Shockwave and other Positive psychs should be used with utmost care or avoided. On the DS version, levitating as Joshua allows the mammoth's top screen stomps to be simply avoided. If levitating Joshua isn't the partner, time 2 blocks right before the shockwave hits. Do not try to attack before the shockwave as anyone other than Joshua, or they will get hit. As Neku, there are two shockwave patterns: one that launches 4 hurtboxes, and one that launches 5. They will be in different locations every time, so as soon as the mammoth starts to attack, move away if close. Stand between two of the shockwaves. The shockwave can deal devastating damage, but the mammoth trumpets loudly right before it stomps, making it an easy dodge if listening well.

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NEO: The World Ends with You[]

The three types return in the sequel, with the addition of Plague Pachy.

Noise Families
The World Ends with You
BatBoomerCarcinCorehogDissonanceDrakeFoxFrogGrizzlyJellyMink Noise FormPigPopguinRavenRhinoSharkShrewSprogTabooWolfWoollyReaper

NEO: The World Ends with You
FrogGrizzlyJellyLeonPachyPigPlaguePlayersPopguinPufferRavenRexRhinoSharkShinjuku ReaperShinjuku Reaper Noise FormStingerWolfα (Alpha)

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