Sal Spudder (formerly known as Moe Tato) is the first phase mini-boss of the Root Pack in Botanic Panic! of Inkwell Isle One.

Moe Tato (sometimes known as Moe-Tato and Moetato) is the first phase of the Root Pack on Cuphead. He is known for being the easiest phase of the Root Pack, as his dirt balls and pink worm are able to dodge.

很多人认为他们的名字是“摩土豆（Moe Tato）”、“洋泪葱（Weepy）”和“脑电卜（Psycarrot）”，但这些是饭制非官方名称。 官方名称是粉丝发电子邮件给MDHR工作室问出来的。

The Root Pack are one of the first bosses found through Inkwell Isle One on Cuphead. They are the easiest boss fight of the game. The Root Pack is considered the first boss of the game. It is composed by Moe Tato, Weepy,Radish (possibly) and …

Mo tato, Weepy, and Physcarrot, (collectively known as the Root Pack) are the first boss in Cuphead, they are three living vegetables who live in a garden. Mo tato appears and shoots spiky dirt balls at you, and sometimes a parryable pink worm. After defeating Mo tato, Weepy appears and starts crying as an attack causing tears to rain down.

2025年2月10日 · Botanic Panic is the very first boss fight level in Cuphead, found on Inkwell Isle I. In this level you will fight against The Root Pack, which consists of a potato named Sal Spudder (Moe Tato), an onion named Ollie Bulb (Weepy) and …

If you are playing on Regular mode, after defeating Moe-Tato, you will be able to fight Weepy, a giant onion who starts to cry, the tears will come down in different intervals. All the player has to do is dodge the Tears by moving left and right.

The Root Pack are a group of bosses in the indie game Cuphead: Don't Deal With the Devil. Moe Tato is a potato, Weepy is the onion and Psycarrot is the carrot. The trio's name is a reference to...

2018年2月17日 · "Moe Tato" is the first of the three bosses fought on this stage. He pops out of the ground in an A N G E R Y manner. His only way of attacking you is by spitting Dirt Balls and Worms. He spits out 3 dirt balls, finishing off with a worm who somehow got into this mess.

Moe Tato is the first phase of the boss battle from Botanic Panic. Moe Tato starts off the stage by shooting four projectiles. They look like dirt balls, except the fourth, which is a worm. It's also worthy to note that the last projectile can be parried.