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"But first, we need to talk about parallel universes."

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Ø In Super Paper Mario, holding 1 and Left for 4 hours in the Blooper boss room will crash the game. Fascinatingly, the reason for this is the same as for the famous Parallel Universes in Super Mario 64, whereby Mario encounters a parallel version of the cutscene very far away. P0372,320 きんかいをゲットだ! 1本のきんののべぼう コイン 100まいぐらいのかちがある D After 4 hours of moving to the left, Blooper will appear and the game will crash on this screen. In Super Paper Mario, there is a glitch that allows Mario to clip out of bounds everywhere by tossing a Gold Bar, using Slim's ability, catching the Gold Bar near a wall or edge, pressing 1+2, selecting another Pixl and finally jumping into the out of bounds area. Doing this in Chapter 3-2 in the room with the Blooper boss will cause Mario to go off screen to the left. If the player then uses Dashell to dash to the left for 4 hours straight while off-screen, Blooper will start appearing and the game will crash (with that classic Wii crash sound). The technical reason for this is fascinating: Mario's position is stored as a float variable (which can go to infinity) while the cutscene scripts truncate the floats in their calculations, wrapping around if the value is too high or too low. If this sounds familiar, it is because this is exactly the same issue that gives rise to parallel universes in Super Mario 64, whereby the game truncates a float to check for floors under Mario, causing the floor collision to seemingly wrap around and creating extra copies of the level far away. Walking to the left for 4 hours causes Mario to encounter a "parallel universe" version of the Blooper cutscene, causing an error and crashing the game. Source: YouTube user @Moonrise45555, youtube.com/watch?v=qhgr2CC6TBw
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Ø In Super Paper Mario, holding 1 and Left for 4 hours in the Blooper boss room will crash the game. Fascinatingly, the reason for this is the same as for the famous Parallel Universes in Super Mario 64, whereby Mario encounters a parallel version of the cutscene very far away. P0372,320 きんかいをゲットだ! 1本のきんののべぼう コイン 100まいぐらいのかちがある D After 4 hours of moving to the left, Blooper will appear and the game will crash on this screen. In Super Paper Mario, there is a glitch that allows Mario to clip out of bounds everywhere by tossing a Gold Bar, using Slim's ability, catching the Gold Bar near a wall or edge, pressing 1+2, selecting another Pixl and finally jumping into the out of bounds area. Doing this in Chapter 3-2 in the room with the Blooper boss will cause Mario to go off screen to the left. If the player then uses Dashell to dash to the left for 4 hours straight while off-screen, Blooper will start appearing and the game will crash (with that classic Wii crash sound). The technical reason for this is fascinating: Mario's position is stored as a float variable (which can go to infinity) while the cutscene scripts truncate the floats in their calculations, wrapping around if the value is too high or too low. If this sounds familiar, it is because this is exactly the same issue that gives rise to parallel universes in Super Mario 64, whereby the game truncates a float to check for floors under Mario, causing the floor collision to seemingly wrap around and creating extra copies of the level far away. Walking to the left for 4 hours causes Mario to encounter a "parallel universe" version of the Blooper cutscene, causing an error and crashing the game. Source: YouTube user @Moonrise45555, youtube.com/watch?v=qhgr2CC6TBw

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Seems that Peach has rather explosive love life...

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Super Paper Mario, Peach ends a dating simulator segment by blowing it up with a bomb. This is most likely a reference to classic 1994 dating simulator Tokimeki Memorial, where girls neglected by the player character will destroy his reputation, represented by cartoon bombs. Fort Francis 00 Peach used Boomer! 女の子からの評価 藤崎詩織 如月未緒 片桐彩子 虹野沙希 DA 美樹原愛 早乙女優美, 好雄「こんなとこだな。 97 1年5月 In Super Paper Mario, the boss Francis tries to woo Peach by starting a parody dating simulator segment with her. While the player controls Peach at first, eventually she will be fed up with her options, take control, and use the pixl Boomer (who is a bomb) to explode the dating sim. While this appears to be simply a funny way to end the segment, the usage of a bomb is most likely a reference to the classic 1994 dating simulator Tokimeki Memorial. In Tokimeki Memorial, if the player is trying to woo several girls, those that feel neglected due to the player not spending enough time with them will have a bomb appear next to them on the character list. If the player is not quick enough in meeting with the girl in question and defusing the tension, the bomb will explode, signifying the girl ruining the player character's reputation with malicious rumors. Since the bomb going off in Tokimeki Memorial can often make certain routes completely unwinnable, the usage of a bomb by Peach to show Francis can never woo her would be recognized as a reference. Source: info: YouTube user @PunchyYT, youtube.com/watch?v=7B9ZxwFQ0qY
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Super Paper Mario, Peach ends a dating simulator segment by blowing it up with a bomb. This is most likely a reference to classic 1994 dating simulator Tokimeki Memorial, where girls neglected by the player character will destroy his reputation, represented by cartoon bombs. Fort Francis 00 Peach used Boomer! 女の子からの評価 藤崎詩織 如月未緒 片桐彩子 虹野沙希 DA 美樹原愛 早乙女優美, 好雄「こんなとこだな。 97 1年5月 In Super Paper Mario, the boss Francis tries to woo Peach by starting a parody dating simulator segment with her. While the player controls Peach at first, eventually she will be fed up with her options, take control, and use the pixl Boomer (who is a bomb) to explode the dating sim. While this appears to be simply a funny way to end the segment, the usage of a bomb is most likely a reference to the classic 1994 dating simulator Tokimeki Memorial. In Tokimeki Memorial, if the player is trying to woo several girls, those that feel neglected due to the player not spending enough time with them will have a bomb appear next to them on the character list. If the player is not quick enough in meeting with the girl in question and defusing the tension, the bomb will explode, signifying the girl ruining the player character's reputation with malicious rumors. Since the bomb going off in Tokimeki Memorial can often make certain routes completely unwinnable, the usage of a bomb by Peach to show Francis can never woo her would be recognized as a reference. Source: info: YouTube user @PunchyYT, youtube.com/watch?v=7B9ZxwFQ0qY

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Simple, yet effective.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 Some areas in Paper Mario feature a rim lighting effect that is achieved in a manner that is extremely simple for the surprisingly effective results it produces, being simply shifting around a shadow copy of the sprite. The rim lighting effect in Paper Mario is created in an extremely simple manner. Create Offset Trim to Take Peach Shadow Peach Shadow Peach original Peach 5px right 2px down Take Mario Create Shadow Mario Offset 7px right 2px down Trim to Shadow Mario original Mario Note how this coincidentally results in a realistic shadow of the cap on Mario's face because the shadow is just the brim recolored black Source: info: YouTube user @JasperRLZ, youtube.com/watch?v=K3OrK0nvWCg; presentation by Supper Mario Broth
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 Some areas in Paper Mario feature a rim lighting effect that is achieved in a manner that is extremely simple for the surprisingly effective results it produces, being simply shifting around a shadow copy of the sprite. The rim lighting effect in Paper Mario is created in an extremely simple manner. Create Offset Trim to Take Peach Shadow Peach Shadow Peach original Peach 5px right 2px down Take Mario Create Shadow Mario Offset 7px right 2px down Trim to Shadow Mario original Mario Note how this coincidentally results in a realistic shadow of the cap on Mario's face because the shadow is just the brim recolored black Source: info: YouTube user @JasperRLZ, youtube.com/watch?v=K3OrK0nvWCg; presentation by Supper Mario Broth

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Kooper doesn't normally have a bandage.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 Players of Paper Mario are made to believe that Kooper has a bandage as part of his character design, featuring heavily in fan depictions. As it turns out, the bandage was never supposed to be permanent and this is a case of artwork being removed from its intended context. This is the box art for Paper Mario. The bandage is part of the audience's image of Koope PAPER MARIO Only For Thinner Mario Bigger Adventuri This is likely the only place where most players would see official art of Kooper, and it depicts him with a bandage, suggesting it is part of his character design. Art by jacksondunson on Instagram Art by DinoRando, on Twitter Art by ichiarto on Tumblr Art by Masked Golem on DeviantArt The bandage does not appear in any of his in-game sprites, but this is easy enough to overlook given how small their resolution is. Official art often includes details absent from sprites. However, there is another, much rarer piece of actual official art depicting him without a bandage. So what is the truth? It turns out the bandage art was likely meant to be paired up with art of Mario with the same bandage. Due to only Kooper making it onto the box, the context was lost and it looked like his design. Source: info: @flabandbabs; art: instagram.com/p/CIRxSpMulyJ/, ichiarto.tumblr.com/post/139308869311, .com/DinoRando/status/1693264120240369903, deviantart.com/maskedgolem/art/Kooper-811374044
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 Players of Paper Mario are made to believe that Kooper has a bandage as part of his character design, featuring heavily in fan depictions. As it turns out, the bandage was never supposed to be permanent and this is a case of artwork being removed from its intended context. This is the box art for Paper Mario. The bandage is part of the audience's image of Koope PAPER MARIO Only For Thinner Mario Bigger Adventuri This is likely the only place where most players would see official art of Kooper, and it depicts him with a bandage, suggesting it is part of his character design. Art by jacksondunson on Instagram Art by DinoRando, on Twitter Art by ichiarto on Tumblr Art by Masked Golem on DeviantArt The bandage does not appear in any of his in-game sprites, but this is easy enough to overlook given how small their resolution is. Official art often includes details absent from sprites. However, there is another, much rarer piece of actual official art depicting him without a bandage. So what is the truth? It turns out the bandage art was likely meant to be paired up with art of Mario with the same bandage. Due to only Kooper making it onto the box, the context was lost and it looked like his design. Source: info: @flabandbabs; art: instagram.com/p/CIRxSpMulyJ/, ichiarto.tumblr.com/post/139308869311, .com/DinoRando/status/1693264120240369903, deviantart.com/maskedgolem/art/Kooper-811374044

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More effort was put into this pun than into the actual game

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Ø The internal codenames for Mario games are sometimes quite creative. The codename for Paper Mario: Sticker Star, "554g", is an elaborate bilingual pun that requires deciphering it into Japanese and then translating the sentence into English to understand. PAPER MARIO Sticker Star EVERYONE Playable in 20 and 30. 30 mode for ages 7-, See back Nintendo NINTENDO 3DS. Codename: 554g Goroawase ("phonetic matching") is a type of Japanese wordplay whereby a series of numbers, letters and symbols encodes a phrase. Every number has a few different readings; by picking the correct ones and reading them out loud, they will sound like a sentence: 554 G go go shi ji This sounds like the sentence 午後四時 go go shi ji noon after four hour Four o'clock in the afternoon Translating that into English gives "4 PM", which is where the pun comes into play. Paper Mario: Sticker Star is the fourth Paper Mario game, hence "4 PM". Source: tcrf.net users "Hiccup", "CounterDiving", tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor:Project_Names/Nintendo
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Ø The internal codenames for Mario games are sometimes quite creative. The codename for Paper Mario: Sticker Star, "554g", is an elaborate bilingual pun that requires deciphering it into Japanese and then translating the sentence into English to understand. PAPER MARIO Sticker Star EVERYONE Playable in 20 and 30. 30 mode for ages 7-, See back Nintendo NINTENDO 3DS. Codename: 554g Goroawase ("phonetic matching") is a type of Japanese wordplay whereby a series of numbers, letters and symbols encodes a phrase. Every number has a few different readings; by picking the correct ones and reading them out loud, they will sound like a sentence: 554 G go go shi ji This sounds like the sentence 午後四時 go go shi ji noon after four hour Four o'clock in the afternoon Translating that into English gives "4 PM", which is where the pun comes into play. Paper Mario: Sticker Star is the fourth Paper Mario game, hence "4 PM". Source: tcrf.net users "Hiccup", "CounterDiving", tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor:Project_Names/Nintendo

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Today is the 25th anniversary of Paper Mario! 🌟

PAPER 2 PAPER MARIO 7 NINTENDO.64 Only For NINTENDO 64 Thinner Mario, Bigger Adventure! Designed For N64 Rumble Pak I Player EVERYONE E CONTENT RATED BY ESRB PAPER MARIO RELEASED FEBRUARY 5TH 2001 @estarland
PAPER 2 PAPER MARIO 7 NINTENDO.64 Only For NINTENDO 64 Thinner Mario, Bigger Adventure! Designed For N64 Rumble Pak I Player EVERYONE E CONTENT RATED BY ESRB PAPER MARIO RELEASED FEBRUARY 5TH 2001 @estarland

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The partners that never were

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Paper Mario, Mario has 8 partners. However, there are enough unused and scrapped partners referenced in the game's files to make another full party. Here is a glimpse of an alternate reality with all of Mario's potential partners. Meet Mario's Potential Party! asterisks indicate speculative sprites in cases where no graphics data is provided Twink Ordinary Коора Chomp* Goombaria Bandit* Goompa Ninji Boy* Red* Joins Mario as a follower in the finished game, but has a lot of data referencing being a full partner. He even has four cut moves: One-Man Fool, Mumble, Lecture, and Awaken. Likely replaced Normally Peach's partner, but Seen in pre-release screenshots. Only the species is known. has an unused entry in Mario's partner list. the finished The unused partner closest to being implemented, she even has an unused partner list entry. Sadly, she has no known abilities. by Kooper. In a test room in game, used as partner placeholder. Nothing is known about Ninji Boy except the line "HE CAN LOWER THE BLOCK, which was presumably his ability. Five colored Ninji sprites are unused in the code, one of them could have been him. Only the species is known. Curiously, a Chain Chomp partner was planned for Paper Mario: Sticker Star, but also cut. The most mysterious partner, only his name LF("Red" in English in katakana) is given. The only character referred to as such in the finished Japanese text is Red Ninjakoopa, so unless the character was entirely original, it could have been him. Source: info: tcrf.net/Paper_Mario/Unlocalized_Japanese_Text, mariowiki.com/List_of_Paper_Mario_pre-release_and_unused_content
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Paper Mario, Mario has 8 partners. However, there are enough unused and scrapped partners referenced in the game's files to make another full party. Here is a glimpse of an alternate reality with all of Mario's potential partners. Meet Mario's Potential Party! asterisks indicate speculative sprites in cases where no graphics data is provided Twink Ordinary Коора Chomp* Goombaria Bandit* Goompa Ninji Boy* Red* Joins Mario as a follower in the finished game, but has a lot of data referencing being a full partner. He even has four cut moves: One-Man Fool, Mumble, Lecture, and Awaken. Likely replaced Normally Peach's partner, but Seen in pre-release screenshots. Only the species is known. has an unused entry in Mario's partner list. the finished The unused partner closest to being implemented, she even has an unused partner list entry. Sadly, she has no known abilities. by Kooper. In a test room in game, used as partner placeholder. Nothing is known about Ninji Boy except the line "HE CAN LOWER THE BLOCK, which was presumably his ability. Five colored Ninji sprites are unused in the code, one of them could have been him. Only the species is known. Curiously, a Chain Chomp partner was planned for Paper Mario: Sticker Star, but also cut. The most mysterious partner, only his name LF("Red" in English in katakana) is given. The only character referred to as such in the finished Japanese text is Red Ninjakoopa, so unless the character was entirely original, it could have been him. Source: info: tcrf.net/Paper_Mario/Unlocalized_Japanese_Text, mariowiki.com/List_of_Paper_Mario_pre-release_and_unused_content

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The sacrificial Toads

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Hooktail eats 8 Toads to recover health. The game ensures these sacrificial Toads always stay in order to be eaten in the end. They are Mario's biggest fans, will always show up, and no action can make them leave. 100 10 Jump 888 In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Hooktail eats a part of the audience to recover health. When the audience is mostly Toads, it may seem like she just munches randomly... 100 10 tos $200 however, when the audience is mostly non-Toads, it becomes apparent that there is a group of 8 Toads who she targets. These are the sacrificial Toads. 888 To ensure the sacrificial Toads are there for Hooktail to eat, the game prevents any audience members from leaving. Even if glitches are used to get to the battle without any Star Power, which should result in no audience, the Toads will still be there. ource: screenshots by Supper Mario Broth Insidiously, every avenue of losing audience is removed. Even trying to get a Poison Mushroom Bingo, which would normally result in all audience members leaving, reveals that it is rigged in this battle. All other Bingos are possible, but this one is coded to not be possible.
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Hooktail eats 8 Toads to recover health. The game ensures these sacrificial Toads always stay in order to be eaten in the end. They are Mario's biggest fans, will always show up, and no action can make them leave. 100 10 Jump 888 In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Hooktail eats a part of the audience to recover health. When the audience is mostly Toads, it may seem like she just munches randomly... 100 10 tos $200 however, when the audience is mostly non-Toads, it becomes apparent that there is a group of 8 Toads who she targets. These are the sacrificial Toads. 888 To ensure the sacrificial Toads are there for Hooktail to eat, the game prevents any audience members from leaving. Even if glitches are used to get to the battle without any Star Power, which should result in no audience, the Toads will still be there. ource: screenshots by Supper Mario Broth Insidiously, every avenue of losing audience is removed. Even trying to get a Poison Mushroom Bingo, which would normally result in all audience members leaving, reveals that it is rigged in this battle. All other Bingos are possible, but this one is coded to not be possible.

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Remember, it's elegal to fail the bone check.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 There is a humorous error message in Paper Mario: Color Splash. When loading Luigi, the game does a quick "bone check" to see if his position is defined. If he fails his bone check, the developer console prints out "Luigi is elegal!!", likely a misspelling of "Luigi is illegal". Luigi uses "location bones" (predetermined positions in the scene) to move on his kart within Port Prisma. 10 If Luigi is loaded into the scene, but his bones are invalid, the following is printed to the developer console: >Luigi is elegal!! Source: lancecirone.bsky.social
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 There is a humorous error message in Paper Mario: Color Splash. When loading Luigi, the game does a quick "bone check" to see if his position is defined. If he fails his bone check, the developer console prints out "Luigi is elegal!!", likely a misspelling of "Luigi is illegal". Luigi uses "location bones" (predetermined positions in the scene) to move on his kart within Port Prisma. 10 If Luigi is loaded into the scene, but his bones are invalid, the following is printed to the developer console: >Luigi is elegal!! Source: lancecirone.bsky.social

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how did that disguise work are they stupid [TTYD fanart]

SOMETHING IS.. ODD ABOUT YOU... PLEASE DISGUISE YOURSELF WITH THIS SOLDIER'S UNIFORM THIS LIGLY C wwwww N.. NO, SIR GRODUS, NOTHING ODD! THING? WILL IT EVEN FIT ME.. CORRECT. YOU WILL GO SEE SIR GRODUS LOOKING LIKE A SOLDIER. ISN'T THAT THE NEW RECRUIT WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE GETTING? I DIDN'T KNOW WE ALLOWED FEMALES TO ENLIST.. WOW.. REAL PROGRESSIVE OF SIR GRODUS! WHAT A CUTIE
SOMETHING IS.. ODD ABOUT YOU... PLEASE DISGUISE YOURSELF WITH THIS SOLDIER'S UNIFORM THIS LIGLY C wwwww N.. NO, SIR GRODUS, NOTHING ODD! THING? WILL IT EVEN FIT ME.. CORRECT. YOU WILL GO SEE SIR GRODUS LOOKING LIKE A SOLDIER. ISN'T THAT THE NEW RECRUIT WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE GETTING? I DIDN'T KNOW WE ALLOWED FEMALES TO ENLIST.. WOW.. REAL PROGRESSIVE OF SIR GRODUS! WHAT A CUTIE

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I don't think "element" means what they think it means...

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Paper Mario: The Origami King, some attacks deal elemental damage. The elements start off traditional, with Earth, Water, Fire etc. but then quickly devolve into one-off joke elements like "Golf". The classical elements, as seen in Paper Mario: The Origami King: Earth Water Fire er Guard Plus Ice Golf 25 Safe Tee 8.50 Scissors' "Safe Tee" is the only attack in the game with a Golf element. The full list: Jump, Hammer, Hurlhammer, POW Block, Earth, Water, Fire, Ice, Magic Earth, Magic Water, Magic Fire, Magic Ice, Float, Float Out Ring, Blow, Blow Out Ring, Panic, Slide In, Slide Out, 1,000-Fold Arms, Golf Source: tcrf.net user "Scrooge200", tcrf.net/Paper Mario:_The_Origami_King, lancecirone.bsky.social
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Paper Mario: The Origami King, some attacks deal elemental damage. The elements start off traditional, with Earth, Water, Fire etc. but then quickly devolve into one-off joke elements like "Golf". The classical elements, as seen in Paper Mario: The Origami King: Earth Water Fire er Guard Plus Ice Golf 25 Safe Tee 8.50 Scissors' "Safe Tee" is the only attack in the game with a Golf element. The full list: Jump, Hammer, Hurlhammer, POW Block, Earth, Water, Fire, Ice, Magic Earth, Magic Water, Magic Fire, Magic Ice, Float, Float Out Ring, Blow, Blow Out Ring, Panic, Slide In, Slide Out, 1,000-Fold Arms, Golf Source: tcrf.net user "Scrooge200", tcrf.net/Paper Mario:_The_Origami_King, lancecirone.bsky.social

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 Piranha Plants in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door are the sleepiest creatures in the game, with some of their subtypes being up to 110% sleepy. This may be a reference to the famously sleepy Piranha Plants from Super Mario 64. Piranha Plants in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door really like sleeping. Each of them has at least a 100% susceptibility to the Sleep status effect. No other enemies have an over 100% chance of sleeping. 2 This may be a reference to the famously sleepy Piranha Plants from Super Mario 64, who even have their dedicated "Piranha Plant's Lullaby" song. Piranha Plant: 100% susceptible Frost Piranha: 100% susceptible Putrid Piranha: 105% susceptible Pale Piranha: 110% susceptible An over 100% susceptibility to a status effect is multiplied with moves that have a less than 100% base accuracy to produce the final result. ource:mariowiki.com/Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door_bestiary
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 Piranha Plants in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door are the sleepiest creatures in the game, with some of their subtypes being up to 110% sleepy. This may be a reference to the famously sleepy Piranha Plants from Super Mario 64. Piranha Plants in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door really like sleeping. Each of them has at least a 100% susceptibility to the Sleep status effect. No other enemies have an over 100% chance of sleeping. 2 This may be a reference to the famously sleepy Piranha Plants from Super Mario 64, who even have their dedicated "Piranha Plant's Lullaby" song. Piranha Plant: 100% susceptible Frost Piranha: 100% susceptible Putrid Piranha: 105% susceptible Pale Piranha: 110% susceptible An over 100% susceptibility to a status effect is multiplied with moves that have a less than 100% base accuracy to produce the final result. ource:mariowiki.com/Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door_bestiary

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The Paper Mario Sages

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Super Paper Mario, a wall in Chapter 1-4 that appears to be covered in random decorative patterns is actually filled with deep lore, connecting the iconography of all four Sages of the Tribe of Ancients together. This is the back wall of Merlumina's room at the end of Chapter 1-4. It is not necessary to ever enter 3D in this room, and yet, despite this wall being entirely optional to view, it contains references to all four Sages of the Tribe of Ancients seen in the Mirror Hall. The shooting stars from Merlimbis's stained glass. For Merlumina herself, the eight-spoked circles appear to reference both her symbol on the stained glass and the eight- pointed star on her head. ource: discovery by Tumblr user "lizadale" Note that parts of this texture appear on walls in 2D as well, but only the back wall shows the full image. TTO The dead trees seen in Merloo's stained glass. The fem- like plants seen in Merlight's stained glass.
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Super Paper Mario, a wall in Chapter 1-4 that appears to be covered in random decorative patterns is actually filled with deep lore, connecting the iconography of all four Sages of the Tribe of Ancients together. This is the back wall of Merlumina's room at the end of Chapter 1-4. It is not necessary to ever enter 3D in this room, and yet, despite this wall being entirely optional to view, it contains references to all four Sages of the Tribe of Ancients seen in the Mirror Hall. The shooting stars from Merlimbis's stained glass. For Merlumina herself, the eight-spoked circles appear to reference both her symbol on the stained glass and the eight- pointed star on her head. ource: discovery by Tumblr user "lizadale" Note that parts of this texture appear on walls in 2D as well, but only the back wall shows the full image. TTO The dead trees seen in Merloo's stained glass. The fem- like plants seen in Merlight's stained glass.

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