Goozma (Hunt of the Old God)
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Goozma
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Statistics
| Type | |
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| Damage | 0 (Contact)
 300 / 600 (Hostile Contact)150 / 300 (Slime Shots) 210 / 420 (Slime Bomb) 250 / 500 (Lightning) 120 / 240 (Sparks) 200 / 400 (Bloat Blasts) 200 / 400 (Dash) 400 / 800 (Fusion Ray) |
| Max Life | 2,750,000 / 4,500,000 / 6,500,000 |
| Defense | 100 |
| KB Resist | 100% |
| Inflicts Debuff |  Fusion Burn |
| Debuff duration | 3 seconds (Fusion Ray, Lightning) |
| Debuff tooltip | It hurts, Varik |
| Immune to | All debuffs |
Drops
| Coins | 35 |
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- Item (Quantity)Rate
Chromatic Mass(Hunt of the Old God) (24-32 / 30-40)100%
Supreme Restoration Potion(Hunt of the Old God) (5-15)100%
Chromatic Auric Soul(Always on first kill)100%- At least one of the following 5 weapons will always drop:
Parasanguine(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Sludge Shaker(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Crystal Gauntlets(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Slime Cane(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Comet Kunai(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Pump Action Swampgun(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Paladin Palanquin(Hunt of the Old God)25% / 33.33%
Splendor Jam(Hunt of the Old God)100%
Slippery Shogun Helm(Hunt of the Old God)33%
Slippery Shogun Chestplate(Hunt of the Old God)33%
Slippery Shogun Pants(Hunt of the Old God)33%
Icky Hand(Hunt of the Old God)33%- 28.57%
- 28.57%
- 28.57%
- 28.57%
- 100%
- 2.5%
- 2.5%
- 2.5%
- 2.5%
Treasure Trunk(Goozma)
Treasure Bucket(Goozma)- 100%/100%
- 100%/25%
- 100% (on the getfixedboi seed)
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"...A perfect being comprised of naught but imperfect parts…"
Goozma is a major boss that takes the form of the Slime God attuned with virtually every slime in the Terrarian world. It is intended to be fought after Yharon, Dragon of Rebirth has been defeated, around the same time as Supreme Witch, Calamitas and the Exo Mechs.
Defeating it drops Chromatic Mass, which is needed to craft Shadowspec Bars as well as a set of weapons.
Spawn
Goozma does not spawn on its own, and requires the player to throw an Overloaded Sludge onto King Slime or Queen Slime during a Slime Rain after Hardmode has started. This can be achieved easily by crafting a Slime Ninja Statue, and using a Gelatinous Catalyst to start a Slime Rain. Once King Slime or Queen Slime comes in contact with the sludge, they will be instantly killed, leaving behind a floating Overloaded Sludge that absorbs large amounts of purely visual slimes from offscreen towards it. As the Slime Rain continues, a chat message will indicate that the Slime Monsoon has begun. After several seconds, Goozma emerges from the sludge and the fight begins.
Goozma can be refought more easily using the Pluripotent Spawn Egg (crafted from Chromatic Mass) on the Slime Ninja Statue, which skips the requirement for Slime Rain.
Behavior
Goozma’s fight consists of two main phases. Phase 1 consists of Goozma cycling between four different slimes in a set order: the Ebonian Behemuck, Divine Gargooptuar, Crimulan Glopstrosity, and Stellar Geliath. Each slime has three different attacks that are performed in a set order. Slimes share the same health pool as Goozma, and damaging slimes will damage Goozma and vice-versa. One thing to note is that all four slimes have 75% damage reduction, making it more advisable to focus on Goozma. In Expert Mode, once Goozma hits 33% health, it will explode into harmless particles then reform to begin phase 2. Phase 2 consists of Goozma shooting projectiles at the player, dashing at them, and sitting stationary while firing a colossal laser beam. Upon defeating Goozma, it will crack apart then pop, dropping its loot.
Attacks
Ebonian Behemuck
- For its first attack, Goozma hovers above the player while firing two streams of
Slime Shots at diagonal angles downwards. The Behemuck itself will jump 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 times below the player while launching spreads of 
Toxic Sludge upwards upon each land. Each jump lasts for 2 / 1.66 / 1.16 / 1 seconds and the Behemuck will automatically “land” on an invisible platform once the timer has ended if no blocks are present. - For its second attack, the slime splits into 10 smaller slimes that evenly orbit the player. The ring will then spin and telegraphed pairs of slimes will slam inwards towards the player in quick succession, with each slam additionally flinging a couple Toxic Sludge upwards.
- For its third attack, the slime appears below the player with an aura upwards. The slime will then harmlessly jump upwards and spawn two pillars of Ebonstone to either side of the player while launching the player upwards. Every 2 seconds, transparent
Ebonstone Teeth will start protruding from the walls and become fully opaque after 2.33 / 2.16 / 2 seconds, gaining the ability to damage the player. The spikes will retract shortly after. This attack is repeated 2 / 3 / 4 times. The player gains infinite flight during this attack.
Divine Gargooptuar
- For its first attack, the slime will attempt to stick on the player while dealing no contact damage. The slime will then sequentially summon 3 / 4 rounds of 3 / 4 / 5 large, harmless stars known as Prism Destroyers that evenly orbit around it. After a couple seconds, the Prism Destroyers will expand and start damaging the player if touched. The Prism Destroyers will slowly rotate in this state.
- For its second attack, Goozma will hover below the player while the Divine Gargooptuar hovers above. Goozma will diagonally shoot two streams of
Slime Shots upwards while the Divine Gargooptuar constantly fires a random spread of 
Gel Crystal Shards upwards. This attack lasts 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 seconds. - For its third attack, the Divine Gargooptuar forms a crystal shield. A a harmless Pixie Ball signaled with a
Touch it sign alerting the player that the ball should be touched instead of avoided. The ball will always try to move towards the Divine Gargooptuar. If the ball comes in contact with the shield, it will break open, cause a burst of gravity-affected shards, and rebound, with the slime beginning to flash. If the ball touches the slime a second time, a colossal explosion of light occurs which sets player health to 5 or kills them if lower. During this attack, Goozma will orbit at a distance around the slime while firing even circles of 
Bloated Shots.
Crimulan Glopstrosity
- For its first attack, the slime hovers above the player with a telegraphing aura extending downwards. The slime will predictively attempt to slam onto the player after a second. Once the slime has reached the player’s vertical position, it will release a damaging shockwave outwards as well as spawning 10 / 12 / 16 / 18 clones in a large random spread around it which also slam downwards, but without any shockwaves. This attack is repeated 2 / 3 / 4 times. During this attack, Goozma fires Slime Shots in the player’s general direction.
- Its second attack plays out similarly to its first attack, with it hovering above the player before slamming downwards, but then jumping upwards and hovering above the player. While the slime is hovering, it will gradually summon 12 / 16 downward slamming clones from a far distance on both sides of the player which slowly close inwards. After the last clones have slammed down, the Crimulan Glopstrosity itself will slam downwards again.
- Its third attack consists of the slime jumping left and right with the player in the middle 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 times with each jump taking 0.83 / 0.75 / 0.66 / 0.58 seconds. While the slime is jumping, Goozma will slowly orbit the player while firing
Slime Bombs and spreads of telegraphed sparks inwards. Slime Bombs start off by summoning a harmless particle aura then detonate into an explosion which covers the area of the particles. - At the start of any attack, if the player is too far off the ground, the slime will jump onto the player’s head and harmlessly drag them towards the ground.
Stellar Geliath
- For its first attack, the Stellar Geliath splits into a large number of stars along with a random scatter of damaging
debris. The stars will then randomly form constellations with telegraphed lines of light between each three times. During this, Goozma will chase the player while rapidly spawning Slime Bombs on itself that explode shortly after. - For its second attack, the Stellar Geliath propel itself upwards with fire then hover above the player for 1.83 / 1.5 / 1.16 / 1 seconds before slamming downwards and creating a large amount of Star Bits that explode outwards then fall downwards. The Star Bits will then reform together into the Stellar Geliath shortly after.
- For its third attack, the slime will transform into a large black hole and pull damaging meteors of varying sizes into it from offscreen. During this, Goozma fires Slime Shots and Slime Bombs at the player.
In Expert Mode
- Goozma gains an entirely new set of attacks upon hitting 33% health and will stop summoning paladins.
- Goozma moves towards the player while firing a slew of Slime Shots, Slime Bombs,
Bloated Blasts, and lightning bolts. - Goozma directly charges towards the player every 1.67 / 1.5 / 1.33 seconds 5 / 6 / 7 times, while firing Slime Shots, Slime Bombs, and occasional Bloated Blasts.
- Goozma slows down to a stop while firing all of its projectiles while shooting harmless mist towards the player. After several seconds, a large Fusion Ray will be fired outwards which revolves around Goozma while randomly changing direction every few seconds. During this, Goozma will also slowly shoot Slime Bombs and Bloated Blasts.
- Once Goozma reaches 10% health, it will slow down to a stop, then charge up and fire another Fusion Ray that follows the player. During this, Goozma will spawn
Goozmites which persist for 6 seconds before despawning and healing Goozma for 400% of the mite’s remaining health. The Goozmites can be killed before this, preventing Goozma from healing and damaging it further.
- Goozma moves towards the player while firing a slew of
- The Ebonian Behemuck’s first attack’s jumps last for 1.66 seconds instead of 2, and will jump 4 total times instead of 3.
- The Ebonian Behemuck summons 3 rounds of Ebonstone Teeth instead of 2, and teeth become opaque after 2.16 seconds instead of 2.33.
- The Divine Gargooptuar summons 4 Prism Destroyers instead of 3.
- The Divine Gargooptuar’s Gel Crystal Shards are shot twice as frequently and the attack will last for 5 seconds instead of 4.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity’s first attack summons 12 pairs of clones instead of 10.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity jumps 9 times instead of 8 in its third attack, with each jump taking 0.75 seconds instead of 0.83.
- The Stellar Geliath’s stomp telegraph lasts for 1.5 seconds instead of 1.83.
In Revengeance Mode
- During Goozma’s second phase, it will gain a new attack after its dashes. Goozma will summon 12 / 15 Goozmites around itself. The Goozmites will rapidly fire Rainbow Lasers towards the player. The player has 12.5 / 11.67 seconds to kill the Goozmites before any remaining Goozmites despawn and heal Goozma for 400% of their remaining health.
- The Ebonian Behemuck’s first attack’s jumps last for 1.16 seconds instead of 1.66, and will jump 5 total times instead of 4.
- The Ebonian Behemuck’s teeth become opaque after 2 seconds instead of 2.16.
- The Divine Gargooptuar summons 5 Prism Destroyers instead of 4.
- The Divine Gargooptuar’s Gel Crystal Shards are shot 50% more frequently than Expert Mode for a total of 3x more of Normal Mode. The attack will last for 6 seconds instead of 5.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity’s first attack summons 16 pairs of clones instead of 12, and will slam one additional time for a total of 3 times.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity jumps 10 times instead of 9 in its third attack, with each jump taking 0.66 seconds instead of 0.75.
- The Stellar Geliath’s stomp telegraph lasts for 1.16 seconds instead of 1.5.
- Goozma charges 6 times instead of 5, with each charge lasting for 1.5 seconds instead of 1.67.
In Death Mode
- The Ebonian Behemuck’s first attack’s jumps last for 1 seconds instead of 1.16, and will jump 6 total times instead of 5.
- The Ebonian Behemuck summons four rounds of teeth instead of three.
- The Divine Gargooptuar summons an additional round of Prism Destroyers for a total of 4 rounds.
- The Divine Gargooptuar’s Gel Crystal Shard attack lasts for 7 seconds instead of 6.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity’s first attack summons 18 pairs of clones instead of 16, and will slam one additional time for a total of 4 times.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity’s second attack summons 16 pairs of clones instead of 12.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity jumps 11 times instead of 10 in its third attack, with each jump taking 0.58 seconds instead of 0.66.
- The Stellar Geliath’s stomp telegraph lasts for 1 second instead of 1.16.
- Goozma charges 7 times instead of 6, with each charge lasting for 1.33 instead of 1.5.
- Goozma summons 15 Goozmites during its healing phase instead of 12, while giving the player 11.67 seconds to kill them all instead of 12.5.
On the For the worthy seed
- Every time Goozma summons a paladin, it will additionally summon two Goozmites by its side which will heal Goozma after 6 seconds.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity’s first attack summons 20 pairs of clones instead of 18.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity jumps 12 times instead of 11 in its third attack.
On the getfixedboi seed
- Goozma summons paladins at random, and each paladin will have a randomized attack order.
- The Divine Gargooptuar’s Pixie Ball will deal 10 / 20 damage to the player on contact, effectively resulting in unavoidable damage.
In Legendary Revengeance Mode
- Inflicts Distorted for 8 seconds on contact.
Summons
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Stellar Geliath
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Statistics
| Type | |
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| Damage | 0 (Contact) 70 (Hostile contact) 80 / 160 (Star) 100 / 200 (Constellation lines) 60 / 120 (Constellation debris) 60 / 120 (Rocket flame) 60 / 120 (Star bit) 9999 (Black Hole) 60 / 120 (Small meteor) 100 / 200 (Medium meteor) 120 / 240 (Large meteor) |
| Max Life | 2,750,000 / 4,500,000 / 6,500,000 |
| Defense | 100 |
| DR | 75% |
| KB Resist | 100% |
| Immune to |       |
Drops
| Coins | 5 |
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Resistances
Goozma has a large amount of specific weapon resistances which all four paladins all share with it. A list goes as follows:
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Additionally, Goozma disables all Point Blank damage. Goozmites take 90% damage from Celestus and 70% damage from Photon Ripper.
Tips
For more elaborate strategies on defeating Goozma, including weapon and arena recommendations, see Guide:Goozma strategies.
- Prioritize damaging Goozma itself; although the health pool is shared, attacking the paladins will only deal 75% damage and will waste the player’s time.
- Homing weapons are not recommended during most of the attacks due to the projectiles homing in on the active paladin rather than Goozma. The exception is Stellar Geliath’s constellation attack, where projectiles can only target Goozma.
- Setting the Dash Double Tap Override key is recommended to allow maneuvering Ebonian Behemuck and Divine Gargooptuar’s projectile attacks without accidentally dashing.
- For the Ebonian Behemuck’s Ebonstone Teeth attack, flying upwards is much faster and more maneuverable than falling downwards when avoiding the telegraphed teeth.
- Wings with the ability to hover are valuable for the Crimulan Glopstrosity’s attacks as well as Ebonian Behemuck’s orbiting attack, as to gain horizontal distance quickly.
- During Divine Gargooptuar’s Pixie Ball attack, Goozma will always fire the Pixie Ball projectile at the player’s direction. Players should maximize the distance between themselves and the Divine Gargooptuar as soon as it appears. Standing inside the slime itself is not necessarily the safest option but can be viable in multiplayer.
- It should also be noted that the unavoidable damage in this part on the getfixedboi seed means players should use up their Rage or Adrenaline bars as soon as possible.
- It is recommended to stay close to Goozma during the Fusion Ray attack as to lessen the distance needed to outspeed the laser.
Trivia
- The Bestiary entry for Goozma: “A singularity of slimes assimilating to the point of criticality, engulfing an oversaturated core. It emits powerful pheromones that exert its will beyond its main body, affecting all slimes.”
- For the Diving Gargooptuar: “A concentrated mass of resplendent divinity that ferociously defends its mucilaginous master with dazzling, flamboyant ardor. As extensions of its body, Goozma’s paladins possess only limited autonomy.”
- For the Crimulan Glopstrosity: “A concentrated mass of visceral rot that ferociously defends its mucilaginous master with vicious, twisted fervor. Each of Goozma’s paladins coagulated individually from unique cores.”
- For the Ebonian Behemuck: “A concentrated mass of virulent corrosion that ferociously defends its mucilaginous master with ruthless, determined zeal. Goozma’s paladins are deliberately spared from assimilation.”
- For the Stellar Geliath: “A concentrated mass of empyrean infinity that ferociously defends its mucilaginous master with ethereal, unearthly vigor. Left alone, Goozma could assimilate all matter in the universe.”
- For the Goozmite: “Not strictly an autonomous individual; rather, an amorphous portion of Goozma's body that has cellularly differentiated to siphon matter for slime self-replication. Goozma's slime is versatile and physically paradoxical, being an amalgamation of nearly every type of substance to exist.”
- Goozma's first phase theme is Glutinous Arbiration, which is composed by the artist The ExiIed FeIIow.
- Goozma's second phase theme is Viscous Desperation, which is composed by the same artist.
- If the Boss Checklist Mod is installed, its unique despawn message will be "The _ disintegrates" with _ being a random combination of nouns and adjectives from a set list.
- There is a 2.5% chance for the death message to roll a "special" pre-determined title instead.
- A full list of possible adjectives and nouns can be found below:
| Type | Words |
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| Adjectives | Viscid, Gelatinous, Amorphous, Goopy, Slimey, Slippery, Gooey, Sticky, Congealed, Congeled, Mucilaginous, Primordial, Primal, Slippery, Vile, Sludgy, Viscous, Ancient, Primeval, Collective, Pluripotent, Chromatic, Jelly, Mucus, Ooze, Glutinous, Iridescent, Opalescent, Bloated, Glopulous, Goomsday, Catalytic, Slimy, Recollected |
| Nouns | Deity, Monstrosity, Menace, Emperor, Lord, Progenitor, Entity, Creator, Supreme, Gelatine, Monarch, Ooze, Sovereign, Mucilaginous, Primordial, Collective, Mire, Ruler, Amalgamate, Amalgamation, Muck, Jellyfish, Gastropod, Singularity, Sludgement, Wellspring, Cesspool, Coalescence |
| Special | God of Slimes, True Slime God, Jellyfish of Wisdom, Clot Deity, Collective Unconscious, Glop God, Sinister Slop, Godly Goop, Sludgestorm, Gunge, Gloopification, Ultimate Lifeform, Assortegelatin, Slimelgamation, Godfather, Verboten One |
- Some special titles are references:
- True Slime God is a reference to the second phase that the Slime God had in very early versions of Calamity.
- Ultimate Lifeform is a reference to Goozma's self-proclaimed title in his debut episode in the webseries, Calamity Paint.
- Assortegelatin, Slimelgamation, Godfather, and Verboten One are all accessories that summon forms of the Slime God and Goozma, originating from Calamity: Community Remix.
- Some special titles are references:
- The origins of Goozma’s concept as a boss date back to February 2018, and are inspired by the superboss Ozma from ‘’Final Fantasy IX’’. Goozma’s concept would gain popularity in the community as a boss to be eventually added, until the idea of a slime singularity was reworked in favor of Noxus.
- Goozma’s four slimes are roughly based on the classes of each infection biome’s fishing weapon, the melee Bladetongue for Crimson, the ranged Toxikarp for Corruption, the magic Crystal Serpent for Hallow, and the rogue Gacruxian Mollusk for the Astral Infection.
- This is more strictly reflected in Goozma’s drops along with Chromatic Mass’s weapon crafts, which are colored based on each respective class’ slime.
- Even though there is no summoner fishing weapon, Goozma can be seen as the summoner of the boss fight as it controls the other slimes.
- The Slimes in Goozma’s intro cutscene are as follows:
- All slimes listed in the Slime pages of both the vanilla wiki and Calamity Mod wiki.
- This includes minions summoned by Slime-themed bosses, however the slime bosses themselves are not in the intros due to having been defeated.
- This also includes Aureus Spawns.
- Slimes in Halloween and Christmas costumes also appear if the events are active.
- Gold Slimes appear regardless of world seed.
- This includes minions summoned by Slime-themed bosses, however the slime bosses themselves are not in the intros due to having been defeated.
- Hoppin’ Jack and Cragmaw Mire, despite neither of these enemies being affected by Royal Gel.
- Hoppin’ Jacks spawn 13x more frequently during Halloween.
- Slimed Zombie and Bunny in a Slime costume.
- Rainbow Slime is the only guaranteed slime to spawn in the cutscene, right before Goozma itself spawns.
- Very rarely, Slimefish, Slime Statues, First Encounter (the painting of a Slime sold by the Painter), and a blue-colored Heavenly Slime may appear in the cutscene as well.
- All slimes listed in the Slime pages of both the vanilla wiki and Calamity Mod wiki.
- The slimes not included in the intro animation are non-hostile slimes and items which would not exist without player interference. This includes the Town Slimes, Slime Staff and slime-themed furniture.
- The designs of Goozma and its paladins are inspired by several sources of media.
- Goozma’s design is based on a fetal shape with a third eye and an umbilical cord-halo. The head spikes represent Goozma’s crown, following King and Queen slime. Its jellyfish-like shape was drawn as an interpretation of Jellyfish being the next stage of Slime evolution.
- Goozma’s Gigablast projectile and Master Mode pet reference Octolings and their octopus forms from the ‘’Splatoon’’ series.
- Goozma’s second phase Goozmite attack references the Flesh Prison from ‘’ULTRAKILL’’.
- Goozma’s death animation is based on the Ender Dragon’s death animation from ‘’Minecraft’’.
- Its death sound is similar to the Ender Dragon’s.
- The blob particles that fall from Goozma when hit and when paladins are summoned is based on Infernum Moon Lord’s death animation blobs.
- Two of Goozma’s rare fragments in the phase transition reference the game ‘’World of Goo’’ and the older spiral design of the Slime God Core.
- The largest fragment references an animal cracker found in one of the developer’s soup.
- Crimulan Glopstrosity’s slime design is based on the Crimslime enemy.
- The ninja inside the Crimulan Glopstrosity is the same ninja from inside King Slime, its design being based on the achievement icon.
- Ebonian Behemuck’s slime design references Glurch from the game ‘’Core Keeper.’’
- The large eyeball as one of its cores was inspired by cow eyes.
- The droopy eyeball is a reference to The Hive Mind from the webseries, ‘’Calamity Paint’’.
- The teeth ball was inspired by the Eternity Devil from ‘’Chainsaw Man’’, but coincidentally resembles the doors from ULTRAKILL’s Gluttony layer.
- An older design of the Dank Creeper is also referenced as a crying, thorned eye as one of the cores.
- In place of its sparkles, the lower left of Divine Gargooptuar’s body gains an exclamation point when its shield is broken.
- Gargooptuar is a reference to Gargantuars from ‘’Plants vs Zombies’’.
- The Divine Gargooptuar’s Prism Destroyers take their name from a placeholder name for XM-07 Thanatos, the Prism Destroyer.
- Divine Gargooptuar’s core is based on Queen Slime’s inner crystal, with a sphere formed around the original structure. Although coincidental, similar real life rock formations can be found in the Valley of Balls in Kazakhstan.
- Stellar Slime’s bits reference both Star Bits from the ‘’Super Mario Galaxy’’ series and the Green Gem from ‘’Bejeweled’’.
- Although Stellar Geliath’s visual theme overlaps with the Astral Infection and Astrageldon Slime, it exists uniquely as its own.
- The Ebonian Behemuck’s tooth telegraphs, Crimulan Glopstrosity’s stomp telegraph, and Divine Gargooptuar’s Prism Destroyer telegraphs sample parts of their respective biome’s themes.
- The Stellar Geliath instead samples part of the Astral Meteor’s crash sound.
- The Divine Gargooptuar was originally going to reuse Queen Slime’s wings, but were changed to fully original wings due to mixed reception of the Infernum Mod’s reuse of Queen Slime wings for Terminus.
- In certain seeds, Goozma’s color palette will change.
- On a Drunk World, it will randomly choose from one of the following color palettes:
- Its default color palette.
- A light green nuclear palette.
- A golden palette.
- A grayscale palette.
- A yellow honey-like palette.
- A red palette based on the Master Mode fiery red rarity.
- The colors of Dark Bowser.
- The colors of the titular protagonist of the anime ‘’Squid Girl’’.
- Colors that people with Tritanopia can see.
- Some dark purple and black colors.
- The color palette available for the Commodore 64’s software.
- Red and purple colors similar to the Crimson and Corruption.
- Colors based on Shadowflames.
- A monochrome palette inspired by Dogma from the video game ‘’The Binding of Isaac: Repentance’’.
- An ugly palette inspired by the FIREBLU texture from ‘’Doom.
- Noxus’ color palette.
- Blue and yellow electric colors.
- The colors of Polterghast.
- The purple and red colors used by exhumed weaponry.
- Dominantly purple colors.
- Red and blue colors.
- Ruby red colors.
- Double Rainbow Dye colors.
- Scrapped Goozma colors.
- Colors inspired by orbicular or ocean jasper.
- Seashell colors.
- Jack o' Lantern colors.
- Cotton candy colors.
- Colors based on Reap from the The Greening of Isaac: Regreen'd mod for The Binding of Isaac: Repentance.
- Calibrated television colors.
- Enchanted Aerialite palette.
- Colors inspired by Sisyphus Prime from ULTRAKILL.
- Essence of Babil's color palette from Calamity: Community Remix.
- La Ruga's colors from Calamity: Community Remix.
- Sewage based colors.
- Christmas-based colors.
- Colors from one of the developer's carpets.
- Colors based on Hein from Final Fantasy III.
- Colors based on Zeromus from Final Fantasy IV.
- Watery colors.
- The Ebonian Behemuck's colors.
- The Crimulan Glopstrosity's colors.
- The Divine Gargooptuar's colors.
- The Stellar Geliath'scolors.
- Shen Doragon's palette from the Ancients Awakened mod.
- Colors based on sonic.exe.
- Hyperrealistic blood colors.
- Auric Tesla armor palette.
- Pikmin colors from before the fourth game.
- Fiery colors.
- Colors based on a Poland meme.
- Colors based on Garten of BanBan.
- Colors based on a meme depicting a horrible gradient.
- Autumn colors.
- The Bereft Vassal from the Infernum Mod's palette.
- Blue and white colors based on the final boss of Epic Battle Fantasy 4.
- Red and black colors based on Cosmic Monoliths from Epic Battle Fantasy.
- On the For the worthy seed in Master Mode or in a getfixedboi world, Goozma will always have nuclear colors.
- If Master Mode is not active on a For the worthy world, Goozma will always have fiery red colors.
- On a Not The Bees world, Goozma will always use honey colors.
- On a Drunk World, it will randomly choose from one of the following color palettes:
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