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Never let Mario become Luigi

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario contains an unused "berserk" state for Mario where he becomes stronger at the cost of not being controlled by the player while turning red. According to a 2000 interview, this originally turned Mario green instead, as "it could be very dangerous if he became Luigi". Ryota Kawade, chief director: "There were rejected badges too. In one of them, Mario would get into a "berserk" state where you couldn't give him commands, but his attack power would shoot way up. For some reason though, that badge made him tum green when he was berserk. The programmer who created it was a Luigi fan, and I guess that idea was that if Mario became Luigi it could be very dangerous. (laughs)" Unused sprite for the berserk state in the finished game, activated via an unused badge called "Anger's Power" Source: shmuplations.com/papermario/ Mock-up of the original green version of the state, whereby "Mario becomes very dangerous by becoming Luigi"

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario contains an unused "berserk" state for Mario where he becomes stronger at the cost of not being controlled by the player while turning red. According to a 2000 interview, this originally turned Mario green instead, as "it could be very dangerous if he became Luigi". Ryota Kawade, chief director: "There were rejected badges too. In one of them, Mario would get into a "berserk" state where you couldn't give him commands, but his attack power would shoot way up. For some reason though, that badge made him tum green when he was berserk. The programmer who created it was a Luigi fan, and I guess that idea was that if Mario became Luigi it could be very dangerous. (laughs)" Unused sprite for the berserk state in the finished game, activated via an unused badge called "Anger's Power" Source: shmuplations.com/papermario/ Mock-up of the original green version of the state, whereby "Mario becomes very dangerous by becoming Luigi"

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I liked it when the fuzzys said "it's fuzzy time" and fuzzyd all over the place

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ペーパーマリオRPGのなかま達!!

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long by Nin10ja

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Bunny Boo - by Nao13to

The cat boos were originally bunny boos in the JP version. And since the localization change are being undone for the remaster...

The cat boos were originally bunny boos in the JP version. And since the localization change are being undone for the remaster...

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RELATION WITHHHELD

Mirror GAMING The might of The Three Shadows- RELATION WITHHELD-will be more than enough to win the day! GAME DESIGN 火炎 *

Mirror GAMING The might of The Three Shadows- RELATION WITHHELD-will be more than enough to win the day! GAME DESIGN 火炎 *

Ian Foomus

That's lan Foomus, the infamous info mouse. He gathers intel about folks in trouble...instead of helping them.

That's lan Foomus, the infamous info mouse. He gathers intel about folks in trouble...instead of helping them.

Mario rants about his hyperfixations while imprisoning you in the void.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, whenever Mario enters a building, all NPCs outside of it turn invisible as the outdoor area is darkened. If glitches are used to clip outside and talk to them, it will appear as though the speech bubble is coming from Mario instead. There's this one game that just absolutely rules. It's called "Fire Emblem"... urce: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken in a GC emulator, game: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (NA, GC)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, whenever Mario enters a building, all NPCs outside of it turn invisible as the outdoor area is darkened. If glitches are used to clip outside and talk to them, it will appear as though the speech bubble is coming from Mario instead. There's this one game that just absolutely rules. It's called "Fire Emblem"... urce: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken in a GC emulator, game: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (NA, GC)

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Imagine if they did this...

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Paper Mario, Back Cursyas are frustrating enemies that send Mario out of an area when touched. The game contains an entry for an unused "Dark Back Cursya" that, had it been implemented, would have easily become known as one of the most unfair moments in a Mario game. Regular Tech Heavy 00% 00 00 118) Revena Back 00 Could be any one! In Super Paper Mario, Cursyas are rare enemies that inflict negative status effects when touched. The Back Cursya is the most frustrating, sending Mario out of the area and back to Flipside when touched. All of them have Dark variants, which are indistinguishable, except for the Back Cursya. However, the game's internal enemy list contains an entry for "FL", which stands for "Dark Back Cursya". No files remain for it, but the entry implies it was at one point intended to also appear in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials. This is Floor 91 of the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials, which contains a large number of the various Dark varieties of Cursyas. Imagine if one of them was the Dark Back Cursya, and it was impossible to tell which without scanning them all with Tippi/Tiptron. Imagine if one of them randomly teleported Mario out of the Pit, completely resetting his progress, if he so much as touched it. This would easily become known as the most unfair moment in Mario game history. urce: tcrf.net/Notes:Super Paper Mario; Supper Mario Broth; screenshot taken in a Wil emulator, game: Super Paper Mario (NA, Wii)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Paper Mario, Back Cursyas are frustrating enemies that send Mario out of an area when touched. The game contains an entry for an unused "Dark Back Cursya" that, had it been implemented, would have easily become known as one of the most unfair moments in a Mario game. Regular Tech Heavy 00% 00 00 118) Revena Back 00 Could be any one! In Super Paper Mario, Cursyas are rare enemies that inflict negative status effects when touched. The Back Cursya is the most frustrating, sending Mario out of the area and back to Flipside when touched. All of them have Dark variants, which are indistinguishable, except for the Back Cursya. However, the game's internal enemy list contains an entry for "FL", which stands for "Dark Back Cursya". No files remain for it, but the entry implies it was at one point intended to also appear in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials. This is Floor 91 of the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials, which contains a large number of the various Dark varieties of Cursyas. Imagine if one of them was the Dark Back Cursya, and it was impossible to tell which without scanning them all with Tippi/Tiptron. Imagine if one of them randomly teleported Mario out of the Pit, completely resetting his progress, if he so much as touched it. This would easily become known as the most unfair moment in Mario game history. urce: tcrf.net/Notes:Super Paper Mario; Supper Mario Broth; screenshot taken in a Wil emulator, game: Super Paper Mario (NA, Wii)

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paper mario the thousand year door remake a cool thing is even just made out of paper....oh boy!

and preorder bonuses for game only for Europe... what?!

and preorder bonuses for game only for Europe... what?!

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What happens to inactive partners

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario, no in-game explanation exists of what happens to inactive partners; they merely shrink and fly into Mario. An unused pouch icon suggests that the shrinking is not just metaphorical, but that Mario may be literally carrying them around in miniature form in a pouch. Whenever Mario changes his active party members in Paper Mario, a visual effect occurs whereby the party member jumps into the air while shrinking, and flies into Mario. The other party member emerges from inside Mario in a shrunken state and grows. This effect has no in-game explanation, existing only as a visual shorthand for changing the active partner. No in-game text mentions what happens to inactive partners. Not Items? Items Pre-release materials for the game show that a pouch icon was at one point used in the battle menu. It could not have been the item icon. MENU 1/in もちものなかま 3xE 5 ब्र ってい A menu screenshot reveals that the pouch icon was labeled "", meaning "comrades" or "allies". The icon remains, unused, in the finished game's data. This suggests that the partners were originally supposed to be kept inside an actual (likely magical) pouch, which would have given an in-universe explanation to partner changing. Due to the pouch being blue with a yellow button, same as Mario's overalls, it is also possible that it was supposed to be a depiction of an (unseen) pocket on his overalls instead. ource: tcrf.net/Paper Mario/Unused Graphics; Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a N64 emulator, game: Paper Mario (NA, N64)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario, no in-game explanation exists of what happens to inactive partners; they merely shrink and fly into Mario. An unused pouch icon suggests that the shrinking is not just metaphorical, but that Mario may be literally carrying them around in miniature form in a pouch. Whenever Mario changes his active party members in Paper Mario, a visual effect occurs whereby the party member jumps into the air while shrinking, and flies into Mario. The other party member emerges from inside Mario in a shrunken state and grows. This effect has no in-game explanation, existing only as a visual shorthand for changing the active partner. No in-game text mentions what happens to inactive partners. Not Items? Items Pre-release materials for the game show that a pouch icon was at one point used in the battle menu. It could not have been the item icon. MENU 1/in もちものなかま 3xE 5 ब्र ってい A menu screenshot reveals that the pouch icon was labeled "", meaning "comrades" or "allies". The icon remains, unused, in the finished game's data. This suggests that the partners were originally supposed to be kept inside an actual (likely magical) pouch, which would have given an in-universe explanation to partner changing. Due to the pouch being blue with a yellow button, same as Mario's overalls, it is also possible that it was supposed to be a depiction of an (unseen) pocket on his overalls instead. ource: tcrf.net/Paper Mario/Unused Graphics; Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a N64 emulator, game: Paper Mario (NA, N64)

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I'm seeing sextuple here! 36 Goombarios!

DENT Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario contains unused graphics and description for an item called the Transformation Cane, which would have let Mario transform into a partner. This would have allowed for a partner-only battle in the Crystal Palace, like the 2-vs-4 Goombario scenario depicted below. Transformation Cane Lets you transform into a party member and use their commands. After 3 turns, Mario returns to normal. This item would have allowed for this 2 vs. 4 Goombario Scenario: 50/55 1 x 22 x 1 HP 50/50 FP Actual Goombario Mario using the Transformation Cane to become Goombario EDC Four Duplighost enemies, each transformed into Goombario Source: tcrf.net/Paper Mario/Unlocalized_Japanese_Tex

DENT Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario contains unused graphics and description for an item called the Transformation Cane, which would have let Mario transform into a partner. This would have allowed for a partner-only battle in the Crystal Palace, like the 2-vs-4 Goombario scenario depicted below. Transformation Cane Lets you transform into a party member and use their commands. After 3 turns, Mario returns to normal. This item would have allowed for this 2 vs. 4 Goombario Scenario: 50/55 1 x 22 x 1 HP 50/50 FP Actual Goombario Mario using the Transformation Cane to become Goombario EDC Four Duplighost enemies, each transformed into Goombario Source: tcrf.net/Paper Mario/Unlocalized_Japanese_Tex

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I Tried to Warn You

8 I tried to warn you.

8 I tried to warn you.

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Toad Tree Glitch

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도 3

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Can't Boolieve It

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