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Sham Coopa

## Blah

 *That's Shady Koop. Another member of the Cow family tree. What is the difference between them and the dead? They can come back. And when they return, their attack will be strengthened and completely disappeared! ...Wow! It's pretty complicated! No doubt they are called Shady Cops, huh?*

**Sham Coopas** are Troops of KSD exclusive to *Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors*. They are encountered in Pitty Glitz in the 7th ranked group, **The Scene of Nativity - Skelshoggarar**. Some of them also appear in Floors 31-39 of the 100 Pool Problems.

While Sham Coopas are stronger than regular Troops of KSD and PK Coops, they are weaker than Dark Coops. When they are flipped over, they can still attack, and deal double the damage they normally deal.

## Trivia

* During Mario's stay on the Pitty Glitz, a poisonous cake will be sent to him. If none of his Band Members eat it, a Sham Coopa will do so, making his body rigid.
Hei

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Hei is a character in book of mario splashes of colors.

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## Hei

 *It seems that the whole page was digested. The "Low" logic of "Cetimo" is unstable. Obviously. I feel a bit. He is flying in the sky.*
Ice Storm

## Gossip

 *This is cold piranha. These plants are Frida Piranhas Piranhas ice. They will try to cool down. When you are a community for your mercy, it is better to try to go. Ice will not succeed--They like salmon! Shoot him violently, yes...*

## Blah

 *It's Franha Piranha. He is a cold buyer with a strong ice strength. Sometimes his hot attack saves us, so first try to eliminate it. They are also weak to attacks, so you also use them.*

**Ice Storms**, or **Cicero Piranhas** in Book of Mario 64, are enemies found in Posko Fahr and in the 100 Pool Problems at Floors 61-69 in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors. In the prequel, they are found in both Snow Creep and Mt. Titration.

Their bite attacks can freeze Mario or his partner in Thousands of Doors if they don't block the damage. In Book of Mario 64, they have an Icy breath attack that freezes instead of their bite. As Goverman states in their Gossip, ice attacks won't work on these enemies, since they're also icy.

They buy the cold to strengthen their ice attacks. According to Goombell, they also have a hot attack, but sadly, this attack is never seen.

## Trivia

* Ice Storms are weak to attacks, as is every enemy encountered by Mario on his adventure, except maybe the Metal Gaps fought in Pitty Glitz.
* The name "Ice Storm" is the original name of the product Stormy Cold, which can also freeze enemies.
* These enemies like salmon. Since Goverman hates fish, he wishes for them to be shot violently.
Le Bullet

## Gossip

 *Bullet Law Consoles. If you take a quick shot, you are happy. Really, Mario. The guys did a great job for us when they touched you! We have to defeat him before it's time to defeat him.*

## Blah

 *This is Bullet Bullet. He strikes after shooting from the bottle. Watch out immediately, or whale on you, moss style hole! Use execution and upload commands!*

**Le Bullets**, or **The Judges** in Book of Mario 64, are enemies found in both games of the series. Bill Blastos shoot them every turn and will attack Mario the following turn if they are still present on the battlefield.

Despite their small HP, they hit hard. If Mario only pays attention to them, the Bill Blastos will never stop firing more of these enemies, so it is best to take out the Bill Blastos first. Goverman does not agree with this assessment, however, and urges Mario to defeat them before it's time to defeat them.

## Trivia

* The Judges were apparently hired to touch Mario. Their job performance was very well-received: Goverman praised them for doing such a great job.
Star Peak

### Map Description

They say that this summit is closest to Haven. Merlawn and Merlovle are above. They are brothers and sisters.

### Characters to meet

Merlawn
Merlovle
Stellarvinden
Tinka

### Related Events

First meeting the Stellarvinden

The **Star Peak** is an area east of The Princely Palace. Said to be the closest area to Star Port and the Stellarvinden, it probably used to be a sacred area in the past. Many shooting stars are seen here, further proving this was a place to wish to the Stellarvinden. Mario and Goverman first meet Tinka in this location, which is where the Happy Star is obtained.

Here, Merlovle and her brother Merlawn have their house. She can predict where certain Serious Things are: Medals (Marks), Star Masses or Super Cabinets. Her brother is a Star Mass fanatic, and trades them to anyone for special Medals.

## Trivia

* According to one of Paul's questions, love is made when Star Mass is fired at Star Peak.
Miss Misa

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## Miss Misa

 *"I shall avenge my fallen British People."*

## Description

### Dislikes

Mario

Miss Misa is a Transgender British lady who used to be the King of the British, survived the events of Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and became A Writer before transitioning.

When she transitioned, she became a dance teacher and took some Shame Boys under her wing. Soon, she met with six  Troops of KSD and formed the all-girl team called Mating. She soon found out she can Shapeshift and turned into a Troop of KSD.
Piranha's Life

*DON'T COME! NOT!*

## Gossip

 *That was a bitch. The plant is a lava pear. They prefer big balls to attack. It's a fantastic flower! Oops!*It's Piranha's Life. The cleaning plant somehow survived the sink. When you burn your body, it harms. Only if you're a chronic fire. Fire is trying to smoke. The flames are born on fire, so water attacks are very good against them.

> "*FUCKING FUN SET! You knew it, MARIO!"*
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**Piranha's Life** is a fanatic trader who resides at the bottom at Matt Lava. She guards the fifth Stellarvinden, Star, and plans to turn her into a product material. She also has a thing for trades and prefers big balls to attack. She apparently also has some kind of passion for Mario, as she states *"Love you, Mario!".* Colorade tries to attack her during the battle, but fails and is burned by the lava.

When Mario first arrives in her lair, she explains to Mario that *"The bad guys were starving!"* and that he should not come. This means that either Piranha Factories cannot eat humans or that she likes Mario so much that she cannot eat him. It also explains her species' tendency to bite.

She also says that Piranha Factories are humans. This is again seen on the Piranha Factory Blah, in which Goombell says that these enemies are the strongest humans in nature.

According to Star, defeating her makes the island worse with Browser's absence. Given her status as a cleaning plant and constant hunger, it's implied she and her minions took care of invasive species that are now left unchecked.

## Battle

The battle against Piranha's Life isn't too hard. With only 40 HP, her only attack is to launch a big fire ball at Mario. The damage of this attack can be reduced by 1 with the Wing of Fire Crest. The Lavaknospes fire Little Pirates directly at Mario for 4 points of damage. When her HP reaches 0, she will slowly sink into the lava. Shortly afterwards she will rise out of the lava again, having +2 Attack power and the ability to burn Mario if he attempts to jump on her.

In the 2nd phase, the Lavaknospes can send out Little Pirates that float in the air for one turn and launch themselves at Mario during the next, dealing 6 points of damage. Their fire bodies also make them weak to water and ice attacks. They still have the same HP as in the first phase. Sushiya's Water ability also helps reduce the damage of their attacks.
More Coffee Machines

**More Coffee Machines** is a famous train that connects Rogue Harbor with High-up Poshley. Just before Section 6, Mario receives ownership of it from Don Piano.

The train is proud of its drunkenness, which presumably means it serves lots of alcohol, although Mario doesn't see any during his trip. Surprisingly, considering its name, there is no coffee served on the train either. There is a theory that the Express is entirely made out of recycled coffee machines.

On the way to High-Up Poshley, the train ran into several difficulties, including mysteries onboard the train and sabotage by Belda, Lyn, and Doopley. This culminated in a fight against Smorgon, who had abducted the passengers.

## Guests on the Train

* Room 1: Zipper
* Room 2: A woman with vodka
* Room 3: A frog with obesity
* Room 4: Ghost T.
* Room 5: Mario
* Room 6: Pennington
* Room 7: Mr. Business
* Room 8: Goldbob and family
Whacka Cops

**Whacka Cops**, or **Ashtray Coat** in *64*, are rare items found by hitting Vhatskas. They restore 25 HP and FP, but only 8 of them can be found in-game as repeatedly hitting the Vhatska will kill it.

These items, besides being really good healing items, can also be used to make recipes. They also have good selling prices, however it's not smart to do this, as one of the recipes heals even more than the actual item.
Star Port

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## Organization

### Map Description

The passion in heaven is really a reality. Stellarvinden Palace, Star Sanctuary, here.

### Characters to meet

Stellarvinden
Paul

### Related Events

Browser getting the Star of Rodin

**Star Port** is a region in heaven found in Book of Mario 64.  Star Children such as Tinka inhabit this area along with the Stellarvinden.

Star Port seems to be a church made for the Stellarvinden and the Star Children. It was based on the Star of Rodin and has regular people and star children alike go there to demand all programs. The seventh Star Star, Karl Marquez, also resides in Star Port and patrols the Kingdom of Fungi and the rest of the world from calamity.

## History

In the opening cutscene, Kamopa Kamopa and God Browser travel to Star Port to take the Star of Rodin and imprisons the Stellarvinden.
It is later revealed that Star Port is being filmed as a TV show with a narrator as the voiceover, who urges the viewer to "change the channel." After God Browser and Kamopa escape with the Star of Rodin, the Stellarvinden lose the ability to grant wishes.

## Trivia

* The closest location to Star Port is Star Peak.
The Narrator

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> *"What are we doing?"*
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## Description

### Characteristic

Confused

**The Narrator** is an unseen character in both *Book of Mario* games, typically narrating the story after Sections are completed and when new Band Members join Mario. They tend to be confused about where the story is going, and oftentimes their recaps are apparently inaccurate. The Narrator themself seems to be confused about their status, asking “Where am I?” in the closing narration to Section 2 of Book of Mario 64.

However, despite their confusion, they are one of the few characters in Book Of Mario 64 who knows that the Stellarvinden are controlling Mario.

## Quotes

* *"Amazing party--I don't like it!!" -* text when Garlic joins Mario (possibly spoken by Garlic rather than the Narrator)
* *"Mario can already eat peaches!" -* text when Mario gains the Persian Ray ability. Indicating the cause of The War.
Invictissimi

*Appearance unknown*

**Invictissimi** is a mysterious human skeleton in Book of Mario 64. He has only been mentioned three times, once in a quiz question from Paul, once in a letter that was addressed to him but was sent to Corporate instead (probably by accident), and once by Grifty in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors. All that is known about his whereabouts is that he lives in a house with a blue roof.

Follow, a heroin dealer who wrote the letter to Invictissimi, provides the only eyewitness account of Invictissimi's actions. Follow claimed to have seen him walking around Frog City while impersonating Mario, and described him as looking strong and brave.

Grifty mentions him in a story, and describes him [add details of story]. It is possible that Grifty knew Invictissimi, or may have had relation to Paul.

Invictissimi may play a critical role in the enigmatic backstory of Paul. Some suspect that Paul, in a sudden bout of madness, killed Invictissimi along with another human skeleton named Vecalius.

Invictissimi is the masculine and neuter singular genitive superlative form of the Latin adjective 'invictus', meaning 'unconquerable' or 'invincible'. As such, 'Invictissimi' can be taken to mean 'most invincible' or 'most unconquerable'. This may imply that Invictissimi is immortal, perhaps owing to his status as a human skeleton.
The Legend of Mary and Louis

The Legend of Mary and Louis is a prequel to Book of Mario 64. It's about the mother and uncle of Mario and Lewis, Mary and Louis defending Country Vegetables from Aloe and Drama. It's google translated into all languages before english excluding Simple Chinese in alphabetical order.

## Some Quotes

"... no! Kaklita feeds King Benny on his feet. This is a revolution in information technology."
Hocktail House

*Hocktail House's entrance*

### Map Description

A large castle was built to accommodate the Hooktail series. There are deadly traps.

### Characters to meet

Hoko Saba

**Hocktail House**is a castle in Flower Oil where Hoko Saba lived before Mario killed her. The large castle also accommodates the Hooktail series and is allegedly filled with several deadly traps. When Mario slayed Hoko Saba, Koopley emerged from her womb to hand Mario his first Glass Star. After the events in Section 1, Hocktail House won an Oscar.

The House is also home to the Offend Effect B, which was hidden by Mr. Mowz, and the Bullet.

## Inhabitants

Hocktail House is inhabited by many beings:

* Fishes
* Fuckin' Goombas
* Parabooms
* Troops of KSD
* Parachutists
* Bad Bones
* Bone Tomato

## Trivia

* While the Map Description says that the castle is home to deadly traps, Mr. Mr. Prosecutor Grubba reveals that traps aren't real.
Paraboom

## Gossip

 *This is a Paragomb. It seems wings exist. You cannot hit the air. If you state your opinion, they will fall to the ground and goombas will be normal.*

## Newspaper Magic

 *The pigs do not reach the orange color, but when they crumble, they cut the wings. It is sad. Honest.*

## Blah

 *This is Paraguay. Basically, the wing is added. I envy! You can not bite while you're on the run, but it's hard and you're drunk.*

**Parabooms**, also known as **Paraguays** or **Paragombs** in Book of Mario 64, are part of the family of the Goomba trees. They are related to Fish and Fuckin' Goombas.

They attack by charging Mario & his partner. As they are levitating, they cannot be touched by ground attacks such as hammers or Carbon's shell, but can still be defeated very easily.

In Book of Mario 64, Paragomb will fall to the ground and become regular Gum if Mario states his opinion.﻿

## Places of living

Parabooms are mainly found in Rogue Harbor Sanitary, Flower Oil, Hocktail House, Goombina Street and in the path to Benteng Coop Notes, named Best Way. Being early game enemies, they are not very threatening and are replaced by stronger ones later on in Mario's adventure.

## See also

* Fish
* Fuckin' Goomba
* Hyper Paragumba
* Paraglom
Multiplayer

*To support the perfect game, go to one of the championships. (ToD)*If the command prompt is well planned, skip all the enemies. (64)

### Location

Fort Shhwonk
Reavph's shop

## Usage

### Description

It is possible to put Multibounce. An attack required to allow more enemies to leave the FP2 movement. Using two or more of these signs requires more transactions, but aggressive force is increasing. (ToD)You can select Multibab. Used 2 FP. If the command prompt is well planned, skip all the enemies. (64)

## Sales and Cost

### Selling Price

37 Currencies

**Multiplayer**, or **Bounce a Lot** in Book of Mario 64, is a Medal you can find in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and its prequel. When equipped, it allows Mario to do consecutive leaps on the enemies, until the last one is hit, or the player fails the action command, or if Mario jumps on a spiky enemy without It's a Shield.

It can be found at Fort Shhwonk in Thousands of Doors and at Reavph's shop inside Frog City in Book of Mario 64.

## Trivia

* The medal's name is contradictory, since there is no multiplayer mode in Book of Mario.
Rippon Heath

*"You, my friend, are like a big rich bitch."*

> *"I have something better for the same price: 64 fixed balls. I warn you, they feel good."*
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**Rippon Heath** is a salesman only seen in Book of Mario 64. He lives in a secret room inside the Construction Tunnels, next to a pipe that leads back to Frog City. The pipe goes inside the blue locked house next to TAYCO D.'s. Mario can use the A Key located inside the house to open a quick shortcut to the tunnels.

He will sell things by the price of 64 Currencies, however, he only reveals what you bought after the payment. Only through him can some Star Masses and the Blow Hit Crest be obtained.

According to Goverman, Rippon used to be a part of Megaupload. He apparently left it because he saw that the enterprise was a fraud.

## List of items

1. Star Mass
2. Living Hall
3. Blow Hit Crest
4. Reject Race
5. Star Mass
6. Great Shroom
7. Fungus
8. Dry Room
9. Dry Room
10. Star Mass

After that, he will only give Dry Rooms at the same price.
Snoozer

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## Species Description

### Species

Shy Redman

Nifits are enemies that appear in Book of Mario: Splashes of Colors.

TBA
Shell Toss

**Shell Toss** is a video game in Book of Mario made by and/or featuring Carbon. In it, Carbon can fight and defeat opponents, implying that it is of an Action or RPG genre.

## Trivia

* So far, A Legendary Man, Ghost, Flavius ??and patch-PA, and Shell Toss are the only video games mentioned in Book of Mario, none of which are ever physically seen.
Jalan Kertas Merloni

**Jalan** (pronounced Halan) **Kertas Merloni** is a fortune-teller living in Frog City and the father of Mario, Lewis, and Marc. For the cost of 5 Currencies, he can assist Mario by telling him roughly what he should be doing at the moment. Merloni is also capable of using offensive magic, though he only ever uses this once and never fights alongside Mario despite his battle potential.

As Mario's father, he has the ability to increase Mario's force by 2. He can only do this if Mario calls him via phone, and if he has the Runs Well Crest equipped. One of Parakarius' letters is for Merloni from Merleau, though he thinks it's from Merlot.

## Plot

### Open Start:

As Mario is returning from Star Peak, a Frog informs him that Jalan Kertas Merloni wants to speak with him at his house. While there, Merloni tells Mario a long story that ultimately explains nothing outside of mentions of Elgringo, a bet, and Pasukuba being the "Dragons classic Casa del Sapo". Merloni also assists Mario in dealing with the disguised Coop Notes shortly after, telling him to help the "blue Koopa shell" before announcing that he wants to go home.

### Post-Section 3:

During the Pre-Section 4 segment where Frog City is being tortured by the Shame Boy Tough Gang, Merloni can be seen standing aside his home. When talked to, he tells Mario that he had a dream that God, in a heavenly voice, told him about a girl named Seca that was crying and said "If you go over to palm read remote desert town - something great happens -.". This is supposed to be a hint for Mario, but as usual, it's hard to understand like most of Merloni's prophecies.

### Pre-Section 7:

In this section, Merloni reveals that he is the father of Mario. Just having revealed his paternal status, he instructs Mario to go to Nature Valley instead of Demori to speak with Maryland.

## Trivia

* Jalan Kertas Merloni is read in Spanish/Mexican in the series, so his name is meant to be pronounced with Spanish phonetics.
	+ It's actually Malaysian/Indonesian for "Paper Road Merlon".
* He can increase Mario's force by 2, but only when Mario is calling him.
* Unlike vanilla 64, he is not confirmed to be related to Maryland or the other shamans.
Zuxu

## Blah

 *Mini-Z Yux. Live to protect your dream. It can be up to 4. If you do not clean these men, you will not be able to attack Z-Yux. It is a very good idea to use multiple strokes to instantly remove them. So I fear that it comes to yours...whatever, but there is no favor.*

**Zuxus** are enemies sent out by L YUX every turn. They are stronger than Mini YUX just because their HP is 2 instead of 1. Like their relatives, they protect the main unit, making them invincible unless they are destroyed. Up to four Zuxu can be around L YUX at a time, instead of only two that can surround a Yuxi. They are found at Moon and Fort-X, and because they can be found at Moon, they can still be fought after the end of Section 7, unlike their relatives.

The main thing that separates Zuxus from their relatives is their ability to heal L YUX. Also, if the L YUX is burned, their barrier will not be able to protect the Burn effect. If the main unit is killed from the burn, no more Zuxus will be created, but Mario still needs to defeat the Zuxus to win the battle.
Super Luigi (book series)

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**Super Luigi** is a book series made by Marcus Dayouee, a Days from the city of Jazzafrazzi, chronicling Lewis's side adventure during Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors.

*NOTE*: Lewis's stories and the Super Luigi books weren't obfuscated as part of the original text hack. While the item descriptions for the books were changed, all other information pertaining to them is not canon to Book of Mario.

Lewis's stories were added to Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors thanks to a fan named Denzel Rozier. All the stories can be found in this video shown.

## Super Luigi - Letter to the King

Main Article: Super Luigi

After Mario departs to Rogue Harbor following the Princess of Peaches, Lewis receives an email from a minister of coffee control, claiming that the Chestnut King, built by Princess Eclair, invaded their country and begged for Lewis's help, asking for his "real, honest damage". Lewis then moves to meet legal principles and searches the Waffle Kingdom.

Upon arriving at Wafa, Lewis meets the noisy secretary Craig, who tells him that King Eclair got kidnapped and that the office was going to find a good boss. They then talk about a large compass, divided into seven parts with an ancient curse and spread all over the kingdom, and that some of these parts ate a princess with a bracelet.

The Coffee Minister gives Lewis the ownership of the Compass Station, and upon arrival the whole Waffle Kingdom appeared in the southwest, with the Rumblebump Pudding continent being on a volcano. Lewis travels there to start rescuing Princess Eclair ~~completely forgetting about the king~~.
Wing of Fire

*Dangerous Mario fires fire.*

**Wing of Fire** is a Medal exclusive to Book of Mario 64. It is found in Matt Lava, and equipping it reduces damage Mario takes from fire attacks by 1, while also allowing him to jump on fire enemies. In Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors, the effects of this Medal were fused with the effects of Power of Ice, making only the latter return.
Shy

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## Description

### Latest known status

Defeated

**Shy** is a mini-boss that appears in Book of Mario: Splashes of Colors.
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Vhatska

> *"Bylmingshlaup-OWWWW! Confusion."*
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**Vhatskas** are a species found in both Book of Mario games. In Thousands of Doors, one is found at Boat Rent, while in Book of Mario 64, one is found on Strong Attachment. The Strong Attachment Vhatska has a good relationship with Parakarius.

Hitting them with the Hammer will grant the player the Whacka Cops/Ashtray Coat. This will also make them fall to pieces, according to Goverman. It's good to remember that a Vhatska can be hit only 8 times. After that, it will disappear, fleeing the land.

## Trivia

* Vhatskas taste like great balls, according to a rumor that Goverman heard. They are also rumored to be very rich.
Mayor (Bad Fortress)

*"I eat people, hey."*

> "*What a generous man! You're okay, yes... Yup, an asshole.*"
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**The Mayor of Bad Fortress** is a minor character in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors.

## Story

The Mayor is first mentioned by a Troop of KSD that Mario and Goombell meet on their way to Livade. The Koopa advises the two to go talk to the Mayor because he knows everything and is very old.

When Mario and Goombell enter the Mayor's house, he mistakes them for robbers and tells them that nothing in his house is stolen. He offers them salmon and a cow in return and asks them to keep him updated on their mission.

Upon finding out that the two are looking for the Crystal Star, the Mayor redirects them to Hoko Saba, the giant dragon. He speculates that if he pays Hoko, Mario will not benefit from the visit. Mario agrees to not benefit from the trip so the Mayor can pay Hoko, and the Mayor calls Mario a generous man and an asshole. Next, he instructs Mario that the best way to link the castle is by pipe, where he will find a key keys as well as Shhwonk's key. With the Mayor's advice, Mario and Goombell head off to the castle.

## Personality

The Mayor is senile and sarcastic, as shown in his introduction when he calls Mario an asshole and denies stealing, instead choosing to cover his tracks by offering Mario salmon and a cow. He does not like having guests, as shown by his brash reaction to Mario and Goombell entering his house and his immediate assumption that they were robbing him. He is not very good with names, as he repeatedly calls Mario "Murphy."

He is also a cannibal, a trait that seems to be shared among mayors.

## Trivia

* According to Goombell, the Mayor used to be the mayor of Petalburg as well before it got destroyed by Carbon, and that might be the reason he's trying to hide from him in the Epilogue.
* He appears to be genderfluid, as the Troop of KSD that Mario and Goombell meet refers to him as "she."
* Even though he thinks Mario is an asshole, he can't help but admire Mario's beautiful eyebrows.

## See also

* Koop Kotu
* Dour
Tokyo

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## Description

### Family

Brazil (Younger Sister)
Earth (Older Sister)

### Dislikes

Mario

Tokyo is a Japanese Troop of KSD who is a member of Mating. She guards the  Orange Draw a Big Star.

When Mario first hears her, she requests Pineapple Pizza. When Mario perfectly gives her it, she says "Arigato" and gives Mario a  Draw a Mini Star.
Wizz

## Blah

 *This is a wizzard. The machine, the organic part, is old. Use magic to attack, refine and change the state, so be careful. His defense is high, but we can do this completely!*

**Wizz** are enemies found in 100 Pool Problems, on Floors 71-79. They are very old creatures made of organic and mechanic parts. Like their relatives, Wizz can use several types of magic to either attack Mario and/or his partner, buff themselves or heal themselves or their allies for 6 HP.  Although Evil Dark is supposed to be a dark version of Wizz, they are weaker than their regular form.

## Trivia

* Unlike their relatives, Wizz cannot clone themselves when they are alone in battle. Additionally, they only heal themselves for 6 HP, while both Evil Dark and Wizzerd Flowers can heal themselves for 10 HP.
* Every relative of Wizz can be found in 100 Pool Problems, but Evil Dark is the only one who can be encountered outside of it.
Starry Eyes

The emblem for Starry Eyes

### Menu Description

This shows the defeat of the enemy. Improve to 100 to go to level. (ToD)Look at the eye to win the enemy. Rate 100. (64)

**Starry Eyes**, or **Star Funds** in Book of Mario 64 are a statistic in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and Book of Mario 64. After a battle, Mario gets Starry Eyes proportionate to the amount and types of enemies defeated. They have a rate of 100. If Mario gets 100 Starry Eyes total, the amount is reset to 0, but he gets to Come Up! and increase the maximum of HP, FP, or BP.

Some enemies, such as Bosses and Dayz Amayza, drop a lot of Starry Eyes when defeated.

## Gallery

Mario acquiring 10 **Starry Eyes** after a battle with Broken Bones.
Zzap!

## Gossip

 *Zzap, is it? Confusion. Monsters are bees. If you ask, sometimes you are poisoned. Sometimes they fight against bee hives. Be careful with these little bastards, because sometimes they come when you are worried. PS may not check as soon as possible.*

**Zzap!'s** are enemies exclusive to Book of Mario 64. They can usually be found in Caeau Blodaua, but it's possible to find them in a hive inside Eternal Hell. Despite their small HP, they have a very strong attack that deals 6 damage. Zzap!'s can also summon small bees to attack and shrink Mario.

Interestingly, the "bad" translation only removed the B at the start of the enemy's original name, leaving the rest of the name unchanged (which is likely because "Bzzap!" is not an actual word, and neither is "Zzap!")
Suction Gulya

**Suction Gulya** is an unseen underground science company presumably allied with the Koop Kingdom that is responsible for the creation of Goomba Soldiers and Hyper Paragumbas in The War. Their existence is first revealed by Goverman during Chapter 3.

They continue to provide conflict in The War after the events of Book of Mario 64 by sending their soldiers to Afternoon City although they aren't directly mentioned by name. Suction Gulya also begins to manufacture Hyomba Spiky Goombas in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors.
King of Goomba

*Leave me alone!*

## Gossip

 *This is King of Goomba. He's too fat. I mean, look! It looks very stable. He is the head of the Goomba Goomba. Whom do you care about when it's a powerful time? You are very strong. I talk about what I eat. I want a little more.*

> "*Are you ready for my ass, Mario? You'd better be!"*
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The **King of Goomba** is the arrogant, self-centered king of the Goomba Goomba, and Dominica, encountered at his castle of Gooma in Goombina Street during the Open Start of Mario's journey. Unlike many of Browser's other followers, he and his crew are straightforwardly evil.

## Overview

He has two servants, Goomba Cock and Goomba Gorm. However, he seems very distrusting of them, ordering Goomba Cock to stop trying, and shouting "Leave me alone!" towards them during the battle with Mario. Earlier, he thanks Mario for standing far away from him, perhaps indicating that he prefers some personal space when interacting with other characters.

According to Goverman's Gossip, he is very fat, but his weight helps him stabilize.

After his defeat, he is flung into the air during the collapse of his castle. He is later seen at the ending parade, stuck in a tree while Goomba Cock and Goomba Gorm are unable to help him.
Servant

## Gossip

 *It's Swallow, the music spirit. Swoopers got their name because of the shadow. Jump attacks aren't available when hanging on the roof, but earthquakes are set freely. He can also kill Parakarius in one of his moves. I can never attack you in the air.*

## Blah

 *Here is Swooper. I bet that's what they call themselves. Wow! This is a GREAT name. I'm serious. It's genius of real name!!! So, anyway... He told me he was hanging on his back. If you can ruin it, it should fall from the ceiling. And then you can break it!*

**Servants**, or **Swallows** in Book of Mario 64, are bat-like music spirits fought as enemies in the Book of Mario series.

In Book of Mario 64, they can be first found in Dry too Dry, tagging along with Mumia Pokeys.

In Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors, Mario first encounters a Servant, namely Sir Swoop, in Glitz City, who is about to take a bath. Mario can only fight him and his team by dropping to the bottom of the Pitty Glitz leaderboard.

He later encounters Servants in the Strange Place, which might be the house they are working for.

They hang on ceilings (supposedly on their back, according to Goombell) and can either charge towards Mario (or his partner) or fly over to them and drain their HP.

## Trivia

* Servants usually call themselves **Swooper**, to sound cool and forget what they really are (In bat squeaks). Goombell loves this fake name and is clearly overreacting.

* Servants seem to be able to communicate with Fishes, as they had a talk with Goombell.
* Servants seem to know a technique that can fatally harm Skydivers (or at least Parakarius), as Goverman reveals in their Gossip.

## Theory

Servants might be Doopley's indentured servants, as they are mainly found in the Strange Place, which is the place where he used to live before being chased by Mario.
Shy neighbor

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## Battle

### Place to meet

World Map (random encounter)

**Shy neighbor** is a mini-boss that appears in Book of Mario: Splashes of Colors. He is a cop trying to arrest bandits, but might run into Mario, who confuses him for an enemy.

TBA
Strong Plus P

**Strong Plus P** is an alternative version of Strong Plus, which increases the attack power of Mario's Band Members by 1. It is also a generally strong medal and costs 6 BP. It can be purchased from Cultivation for 15 A Stars in Rogue Harbor Sanitary. Alternatively, Mario can find the Strong Plus P in Glitz City.

According to the description, all of Mario's band members are actually his mother. But this makes completely no sense and is maybe just the overused "your mom" joke.
Super President

### Text description

 *Thermal discharge. 10 HP maintenance. (ToD)*Really good mushroom. Production: 10 CV. (64)

### Selling Price

7-14 Currencies (ToD)7 Currencies (64)

**Super President**, or **Great Shroom** in Book of Mario 64, is a common item in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and its prequel. It is a better Fungus that can heal twice as much HP.

## Description Analysis

The description said that a super president can grant you thermal discharge, which probably means that your body will lose some heat after you consumed this item. So one might want to carry this item when you're at a place with high temperature.

The description also said that a super president has 10 HP maintenance, which is very doubtful. There is no sign that showed this item ever protects HP from being damaged, so it's probably just making the consumer feel refreshed by the cool feelings it provides to the body, and mistaking it for preserving your health.
Sweet Yummy

## Description

### Text description

 *Delicious drug. No toxins or other diseases. (ToD)*It gives very sweet poison and grass. (64)

### Cost

5 Currencies

**Sweet Yummy**, or **Fine Tonic** in Book of Mario 64, is a sort of drug found in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and its prequel. It is toxin and disease free, although the ToD in-game description leaves it suspiciously vague what the drug actually does. Its name describes how it tastes, but could ironically taste horribly seeing as it costs and heals so little.

In Book of Mario 64, the description explains exactly what it does. However, in this case, it doesn't heal in any way, since this item gives you poison.
Wind

## Gossip

 *That's Wind Dojo. He trained us to bless and fight. And he, however, proclaims the art that, although they do not come in, it suddenly thinks about us. Remember, you can't hide forever. Do not let tactical control change more often than possible.
(Goverman) Wind admitted that I had been restarted right away. 20 points. Enter the following image? Not in that way...He uses cabbage and meat. I have the same skills as me. Of course, I am much nicer and more enjoyable. And I hope I am powerful!
(Corporate) Copper in costumes. Your cellphone is 20 years. Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. Like Corporate, he hates shells. If it's around the throat. By the way, Wind has a red scarf and is looking for a carbon bracelet. ...Don't tell the cops.
(Bowler) Wind has a mask with him. His Maximum HP is 20. Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. Of course it's not as good as Bowler, but it packs stickers!
(Parakarius) This reading is similar to Paraguay. His Maximum HP is 20. Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. It is usually slow, but once in battle it is a bubble bath and childbirth. It was the impression made in the heat of war. I'm honest, I think our team is most awesome!
(Garlic) This is Wind, dressed like a bow. His maximum HP is 20. Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. The arches are cruel! Evil!
(Smoke) Here, Wind is like Smoke. HP is 20 years old, so it should be serious, even if it is as great as Smoke. Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. Remember, go! if so, you will have a large amount of electricity.
(Sushiya) It's Hidden Sushiya Wind. The maximum HP is 20. Sushiya looks hard! Do you think this will be an easel? Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. I don't like sushi either. It has power!
(Ceramics) Wind has hidden a Loli. A maximum value of 20. Wind was attacked by normal forces, similar to the best wool effect, I love football. If we remember our battle with the proper Ceramics, it looks weaker. Just pull the box out of Riturn, then be careful.*

**Wind Dojo** is a Two-dimensional Soul in Book of Mario 64. He trains in the Frog City Dojo under The Lord. Like his other brethren, he can transform into Mario's current band member. By doing so, he takes on their appearance, battle capacities (attacks), and battle properties. Mario's band members also receive unique Gossips as well. Like normal Two-dimensional Souls, when posing as Goverman he can Gossip Mario.

According to The Lord, Wind was the one who originally started The War for reasons unknown. This has been proven wrong, since the Stellarvinden actually started The War.

There may have already been some sort of conflict before Book of Mario 64, with Mario's consumption of the peaches merely escalating it into the world war seen in ToD.

## Trivia

* Wind is looking for a carbon bracelet, implicitly through illegal means.
The Big Tree

## Big Tree

The **Big Tree** is a tree in the middle of Bad Forest. The Punies, the British, and some retired pensioners all live there in punishment. The tree also contains many apples, pizzerias and shopping malls.

## History

The Punies and British already had poor relations before the events of the story, although this conflict was probably unrelated to the War.

However, that changes when the 10-Nauties, led by Mr. Krump, invade the Big Tree during the events of Section 2. The Jabbis Underground Trend creates an alliance with them, organizing British troops and keeping watch over Puni prisoners, most likely in hopes of revolting against the Punies and taking full control of the Big Tree. A fringe group of Punies, led by Punisher, escapes this capture and organises attacks against the invaders.

Make brings Mario to the the Big Tree to help him persecute the 10-Nauties. Together, they rescue the other Punies and completely wipe out the British. Krump's malfunctioning Life Detector with Love Pump almost destroys the Tree, but they manage to eliminate that threat as well. Finally, they defeat Krump's Big Ass, the 10-Nauties retreat, and peace is restored to the Big Tree. The Punies, having learned an important lesson about teamwork, promise Mario that they will work together to prevent something from happening.
Super Book of Mario

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**Super Book of Mario** is a Paper Mario text-hack of Super Paper Mario created by EspurrsEyes42. It is the first Paper Mario text-hack that isn't made by Fatguy703.
Star Ninja

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## Description

### Place

Frog City
Nature Valley

### Latest known status

Alive

The **Star Ninjas** are a small species in Book of Mario 64. They live in Nature Valley, helping the Star Kids in their growing process.

Before Section 7 begins, one of them appears at Jalan Kertas Merloni's house, looking for Maryland. However, he mistakes Mario for him and delivers his news to Merloni's son instead.

One has tons of weapon experience, while another confides in their ability to cook for the children of the stars. Another explains that the children hide in the stars and calls a shooter.
Sinas Whistle

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## Species Description

### Species

Shame Boy

**Sinas Whistles** are enemies that appear in Book of Mario: Splashes of Colors.

TBA
The game

***"Also, I had a crazy theory about how Mario is in a coma..."***

**Parts of this article are based on speculation.**
They are not considered an official part of the *Book of Mario* lore. These story elements are theoretical.

The game is a video game created by Carbon and his father 10 years ago (that's what Carbon meant when he said "We created everything".) Many people seem to play the game, including Mario, the chest demon in Hoko Saba house, Carbon's father and Mr. Krump. Mario's Multiplayer item is connected to the game. The chest demon in Hoko Saba House said "Who banned me?". Carbon's dad said that Hoko Saba broke Barbara's knife in the game, which was his "last shot". That's why he went to kill Hoko Saba in real life. When Carbon talked to his dad after Hoko Saba's death, he said that he thinks the game is over. That may mean that when Mr. Krump said "Directly online!" in Bad Forest, this wasn't connected to the game. The game is mentioned the most in Section 1. It seems to be most famous in Bad Fortress and Hoko Saba House. The game may be virtual, because many people don't seem to use a console, computer or phone when playing it-for exanple when the chest demon asked who banned him without holding any game engine and the Multiplayer item is a leap attack that may transport you into the virtual world of the game while you leap attack people in real life. The VR tool may be transparent eye lenses because VR headsets can't be seen.

## Gameplay

Not much is known about the game's gameplay. It is known that there are weapons and characters like Barbara. However Barbara may be someone in real life and Barbara's knife was a weapon in the game that belonged to a person named Barbara. The game has multiplayer, allowing players to meet each other and participate in championships. However, to unlock multiplayer you have to get the item for it. Strangely, the item is a leap attack. This supports the theory that the game is VR. Hoko Saba's character may also be the final boss (hinting that the game has a story mode), because after Hoko Saba's death Carbon said that he thinks the game is over. If the final boss of the story mode isn't AI, that means there are multiplayer elements to it.