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Mario's Son

***"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.

## Description

### Family

Mario (Father)
King K (Mom)
Mary (Grandmother)
Jalan Kertas Merloni (Grandfather)
Louis (Great-Uncle)
Lewis (Uncle)
 Marc (Uncle)
 Kawaii (Aunt)

**Mario's Son** is fake. He is just a twisted lie and I’m sure Nintendo would agree!

## History

When Mario arrives at the Pitty Glitz, King K immediately falls for him. At some point, they have sex and Mario becomes pregnant for the rest of the chapter.

The first mention of this pregnancy comes from Prosecutor Grubba. After Mario reaches the major league, Grubba congratulates him on his child and says he's "looking forward to a boy", but also warns that "I heard that he goes to death".

However, both Grubba and Hawc Green disapprove of Mario's and King K's relationship. They both separately send Mario poisoned desserts — a cake from Grubba, and a pie from Green — hoping to give Mario a miscarriage. Mario's band members (or other Pitty Glitz contestants) eat them, however, so the baby is fine. Hawc Green, apparently believing that his plan succeeded, later taunts Mario by saying "This happens when you hang on to the baby! You killed your baby!" during his fight.

Mario finally gives birth to his son sometime during the sections about Peach and Bowser. Mario leaves him in the care of King K as he continues his adventure.

## Yoshi Theory

An alternative theory claims that the people who refer to Mario's child throughout the chapter are talking about the Yoshi Kid, not about a biological son. This makes sense in many ways, since this plot element appears soon after Yoshi joins Mario's party, but leaves other bits of dialogue unexplained. A full analysis of this theory can be found here.

## Fan Submission

A user made an edit of what Mario and King K's son might look like. There is no telling what his actual appearance is, but this is one of many theories. Credit to @iheartkiecats for the edit.
Offend Effect Y

*Offend Effect Y medal*

**Offend Effect Y** is a medal in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors. It costs 0 BP to equip, and it aggressively makes a bell sound whenever Mario uses their Hammer outside of battle. Offend Effect Y is the cheapest medal that can be bought from Cultivation in Rogue Harbor Sanitary, it only costs 1 A Star.

## Trivia

* The "Y" in the medal's name stands for "Yellow", which is clearly counterintuitive, as Offend Effect Y is orange. It is unclear how such a big mistake could happen in the vanilla version, and it is sad to see that putting the medal's name through Google Translate didn't fix it.
	+ It may be that the "Y" in the medal's name would stand for "Yorange" - however, that would be extremely unlikely.
Lost Child

***"Are you a horrible lie? Stop producing storytelling!"***

**This article contains fan-made content.**
It should therefore not be considered entirely part of the *Book of Mario* lore. .

## Description

### Dislikes

Being given inaccurate directions

*"Here! Increase... It was really good!"* - The Lost Child gives Mario his reward

The **Lost Child**, as they referred to themselves, was a child Troop of KSD in the Bowser Buddy team. Their actions differ based on the directions Mario gives them to the Kuppa Cruiser. The Lost Child is notable for being desensitized by a life of abuse in the military; they do not oppose to their offscreen punishment of being whipped, and expect to give sexual favors as a form of payment, even to outsiders.

## History

The Child was likely first adopted into the Koop Kingdom armed forces as a result of being orphaned and having nowhere else to turn. They fell into and out of disfavor with God Browser (whom they refer to as "Kupa") sometime before the events of Mario and Lewis: Solar System Saga, during which they were flagellated. They were assigned the difficult job of removing cargo in the Kuppa Cruiser hold, as part of the Bowser Buddy team. When the cruiser landed in the Kingdom of Fungi, they got separated from the rest of their team and asked Mario for directions. If Mario tells the Child to go the wrong way, they show up later than the rest of the Bowser Buddies, screaming at Mario and cursing him.

If told the right direction, they will show up earlier than their fellow soldiers, and if talked to later in a secluded place behind boxes in the Kuppa Cruiser, they will show their gratitude to Mario by suggestively telling him to "Increase..." before a text box gives him "a fungus with one on top" and later remarking "It was really good!" This implies the child asks Mario to get an erection, before engaging in a sexual act with him.

Either way Mario acts, the Lost Child is ultimately killed with the rest of the Bowser Buddy team when Fafful shoots down the Kuppa Cruiser.
Metal Gap

## Blah

 *It's an iron ship. That man is awesome. Time! What's in this book? He says there will be no attack on the iron! It does not look like the world of the iron division, so its defense is opaque. If this is the case, the only way to win one is to win... There is no bad idea aat this point.*

*"WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!? How can my mother know? You bastard!"*

**Metal Gaps** are a special type of Bullshits. They appear in Pitty Glitz and are the final soldiers Mario fights before becoming part of the major league, ranking in 10th as **The Adonis Iron Grain - Covered in Steel**. Grubba also refers to them as the "Adonis gems in iron".

The defense of Metal Gaps is unknown, according to Goombell. They are immune to all attacks and status effects with one exception. Yoshi Kid's Hyfed ability is the only attack that can pierce their defenses and damage them.
Parachutist

## Gossip

 *Soldiers. Not surprisingly-- the parachutist is Koopino's winged boy. If you miss them or block prisoners of war, their wings turn out to be normal. Koopa Troopas are normal if they are easy to win. Give another attack! Password entered was, however, at all, thinking that it does not have a cold.*

## Newspaper Magic

 *Buy forces against the wings and stay in the air until you are in the air.*

## Blah

 *Dragons of dragons. Well, umm... they are the wings of Koopa Troopa. I don't like the guy who steals. Of course, you can be tired, smooth, and become a regular Topcoa. Yes, we do and he's ours! Open again and hands and feet do not work. Oops! I'm sorry, not true. Apparently, they can still be a bit disgusting ...*

**Parachutists**, or **Skydivers** in Book of Mario 64, are aggressive winged Troops of KSD that act as enemies for Mario and his partners.

They fight in the War as part of the air patrol forces. Some of them, however, have landed in Hoko Saba Castle. They are close cousins of the grounded Troops of KSD.

Parachutists aren't encountered at any other places than Hocktail House. This is most likely due to the fact they may be in reconnaissance mission, or in air assaults. They seem to be given much more responsibilities than their grounded counterparts.

In *Book of Mario 64*, Skydivers patrol Benteng Coop Notes and most of the surrounding area, like Best Way.

## Trivia

* According to Goombell, Parachutists are sent to steal some valuable informations.

* In their Blah, the Parachutists are supposedly dragons. This may imply that they are somehow related to Hoko Saba.
King K

***"But the truth is, I'm gonna end this page. It. All."***

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## King K

 *"King K has a child! Thanks, dog! It's a boy!"*

### Affiliation

Kop Cops - The Shell or Doom Machines (leader)
Masterpiece (friend)

## Description

### Family

Mario (Partner)Mario's Son (Child)
Kawaii (Older Sister)

### Likes

Mario
Cake
Drugs
The jungle
Having Sex

### Voiced by

Fatguy703

> "*You're the best girl I ever had and I'll be back if I need one.*"
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**King K** is a PK Coop that Mario encounters in Glitz City. He is one of Grubba's many sons who fight in the Pitty Glitz. He is the leader of **The Shell or Doom Machines - Kop Cops**, a team ranked 18th in the Pitty Glitz.

## Background

Upon meeting Mario, King K instantly falls in love with him. Believing Mario to be a good knight, King K deems him a worthy romantic partner. At some point during Section 3, he has sexual intercourse with Mario and impregnates him with a son. Since he is attracted to Mario, a man with the ability to give birth, he is either homosexual, bisexual or pansexual.

He has a friend who, in his own words, has *"language problems"*. However, he seems fairly accepting of his friend's issues, telling Mario *"sometimes he gives good advice"* despite them.

King K is also a rapper, as revealed in an e-mail Mario receives during Section 6; his only known song is "I'm a street".
Robin

> "Free cost, anyway, I say! Return when you are ready to complete the cheap one"
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**Robin** is the leader of Robbo Fort, a gang that runs the eastern part of Rogue Harbor. Robin and his gang are engaged in a rivalry with the Plant Association, and their members occasionally get into fights and steal each other's side jobs. Things have gotten so bad between the two gangs that Robin plans on assassinating Don Piano, possibly using Mario to do so.
Marley

> *"You will be my owner until you pay off the debt and do some naughty things..."*
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## Description

### Likes

Hacking
Being Owned
Sex
Garbage

### Dislikes

Money
Ignorance

**Marley** is a hacker and scammer hired by Earl Black. As with many who spend too much time online, she lacks genuine connection and sympathy, as she deals in the currency of Garbage. She is bent on squeezing as much out of Mario as possible, both monetarily and physically.

## History

Marley encounters Mario in a secluded mansion. She identifies as Merlet's wife and attempts to tempt the Mario gang. However, her perverted demeanor, as well as the various traps laid throughout the halls, led the team to reject her advances. However, she has Mario break her vase outside of where she works: Garbage Savings and Credit. She then uses the shock to convince Mario to off his pay a debt of Garbage or be her owner. However, her vault above proves useful. Using the power of Sinner, Mario cleverly pays the debt in her own Garbage. In a fit of rage, Marley attempts to force herself on the gang using in-game hacks to change her appearance, but to no avail, and only to be defeated and sent back to Earl Black.

In the Summer Kingdom, Marley again gets in the way of the gang. Using an explosive Cake to weaken the gang, she tries to seduce them one final time. Upon failure, she hacks once again. Knowing the powers of the web, Browser rightfully identifies her as the hacker she is, before sending her back to Earl Black one last time.

In her final act of defiance, she deceives Princess of Peaches to isolate her, comparing her to a little child. She is defeated a final time and returns to working at Garbage Savings and Credit after her work with the Earl comes to a close.

## Quotes

"Let me know that this is worth rubbing 1,000,000 times."

"I drink your money!"

"Dumbass... I imitate perfectly!"

"Meme meme meme meme meme [...]"

"It's time to have sex!"

"I think you're ignorant right now."

"For God's sake, you probably talk a lot when you have little kids to keep you safe."

"It's time to say goodbye to your gay friends!"

## Speculation

Marley at one point identifies as Dimensions. This may have been roleplay, or done in mockery in order to please the Earl, as Dimensions had betrayed him.

Garbage is not money, and Marley wants there to be no more money. Garbage might therefore be a cryptocurrency.

In the bathrooms, the presence of euphemistic messages in the stalls suggests that Marley had used the mansion for degenerate things in Merlet's absence.
Maryland

**Maryland** is a shaman in *Book of Mario 64*. He lives in Nature Valley and tends to the children of stars, along with ninjas and Frogs. He tasks Mario with finding the Glass Castle and speaking to the spirit of Merlina, who can show the way. Beforehand, he drove a mile to the World Health Organization.

He had a dream about the King of Kings, who he calls the Holy Spirit.

## History

Mario arrives during Section 7 on Nature Valley to ask Maryland tips on how to reach the last of the Stellarvinden.

## Trivia

* Unlike vanilla 64, where Merle is Merlon's son, here they are unrelated and Mario is Merloni's son.
* Unlike Merloni, Merlee, and Merlovle, he does not return in *Thousands of Doors*.
Rosie

**Rosie** is a vain male flower in Caeau Blodaua, obsessed with his own beauty. He says it's been hundreds of years since he last saw feet and initially withholds the Wasserstein to save Lilyk on the condition Mario bring him something beautiful. When he gives up the Wasserstein in favor of Posium's Crystal Gem, he says Lilyk was saving him. He grinds to be happier.

## Trivia

* According to himself, Rosie is the Pink Spirit.
Hot Air

*Fight all the enemies of the world and cry out.*

### Description

Use this to drive. FP is confronted with this attack, which destroys and burns all selected enemies. If you have two or more of these, you must add more FP to migrate, but add the attack power.

## Sales and Cost

### Cost

100 Currencies
70 Currencies (Special Offer)

**Hot Air** is a Medal in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors that confronts FP. It is found on the 20th floor of the 100 Pool Problems, bought in Howz Badges for 100 Currencies or rarely, dropped by Carrots and Soap Soap and its relatives.

When the Medal is equipped, Mario gains a new hammer attack of the same name. It costs 5 FP to be used, and it makes Mario launch a fireball at all enemies. The enemy in the front takes 5 HP of damage, the second loses 4 HP, and so on.

The Medal's description also says that it can also be used for driving, although this is never seen in-game.
Merlina

**Merlina** is an ancient shaman and apostle of the star in *Book of Mario 64*, who was pregnant when they died. Despite their claims of not being that weird, bushes and shrubs are their grandfather. They tell Mario to find Birmingham, that fans of God Browser invaded Glass Castle, and gives him a Stone Star to open the way to Glass Castle.
Reject Race

***"WOW! You really found nothing!"***

**This article is severely lacking content!**
Quick quick, let's expand it before Carbon destroys all enemies on Earth!

**Reject Race** is a rare item in Book of Mario 64, only found in a few places, such as Jerk Gulch and Gem Forest. Despite its description claiming that it makes Mario short and take short-term damage when used, it actually makes him invisible for 2 turns, making all of the enemy's attacks miss him, meaning it is actually a quite helpful item. A similar item, the Boo Leaves, is exclusive to Thousands of Doors.
Red Sauce

## Gossip

 *This is the tip of the sauce. Tapas is closed. Help. I'm as hard as beetles and fire attacks don't affect them yet. But when you return, the defense force is reduced.*

## Blah

 *It is in red sauce. The best protected species is the Buzzy Beetle. Yup... This person is hard! It is an extreme protection and there is no fire or explosion. If only we find a way to skip this, there is a defense at the bottom is 0 ... This type... How sick! Must be replica ...*

**Red Sauces** (abbreviated as **R. S.** in battle), or **Top Sauces** in Book of Mario 64, are enemies found in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and its prequel. They are the red variant of Top Balls. In ToD, they can be only be fought in Pitty Glitz. Two of them fight as the 9th ranked **The Barbed Demons - Small Spiders**. In 64, they are found in Matt Lava and in the Construction Tunnels.

They have the most defense out of all of its species, at least in ToD (5). In the prequel, they have less defense but the same attack power. Like Top Balls, if Mario has the It's a Shield medal equipped, they can be flipped, making their defense reduce to 0.
Happy Outlet

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**Happy Outlet** is a Medal in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors*.* It is received by defeating Nuclear in the Strange Place.

If equipped, everytime Mario enters a battle, one out of four effects that lasts for three turns will be triggered, listed below.

* **FP to recover soon!** - Mario heals two FP per turn.
* **HP is about to expire.** - Mario heals two HP per turn.
* **Electric Transport! Just hurt when you meet!** - Every enemy that touches Mario takes damage. Some may even have their attacks completely prevented.
* **Dimensions! Some attacks are disabled immidiately!** - Attacks sometimes miss Mario.
Happy Face Stomach

*"Unfortunately, we abuse you."*

**Happy Face Stomach** is a writer for the Frog City Underground News. In Section 7, he puts up a newspaper stating that he sold TAYCO D.'s house, where her "love kitchen" is, without her consent. Happy Face Stomach also states that he and other people abuse people. He then talks about a film called "The Man". He states that the film was so bad that he could not laugh at it, and he says there is a sin in it. Despite how much Happy Face Stomach disliked this film, he, for some reason, decides to watch the film again because he is "fortunate". This hints that he secretly likes the film, but wants to keep that a secret.
Lighthouse God

> "I hate light... So... I'll take you... in the dark..."
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 *"I love you..."*

## Gossip

 *Lanterns are great ghosts. They send a secret attack in the dark. Your friends and me (ahem) will also be destroyed. The impact force is 2. In most cases, press LAN to help, then attack. Once you see, squeeze yourself!*

**Lighthouse God** is a mini-boss that Mario fights in Stupid Guy Guy Box during Section 4. He holds Smoke captive in his lantern. One of the Frog workers refers him as the "spirit of the Big Lamp".

Not much is known about the Lighthouse God, he lives in his own hideout near the Red Center and doesn't seem to interact with the Shame Boys. He has an intense hatred for light and will try to snuff it out if it gets too bright. Perhaps due to his isolation, Lighthouse God takes an extreme liking to Mario when he enters his lair, going as far as to want to "take him" in the darkness. After his defeat he exclaims that "[he does] not know" and flees, abandoning Smoke, who is still trapped in his light.

## Trivia

* According to Goverman, connecting to a LAN and squeezing yourself when you can see are useful in combating the Lighthouse God.
	+ Lighthouse God hates masturbation, which is possibly why squeezing yourself is effective.
* It is possible that the Shame Boys see Lighthouse God as a deity, and that they bring him sacrifices in his lair. This may be how he obtained Smoke.
	+ This explains why the Lighthouse God says "He says they brought him...!" when Mario enters his home, as he may think Mario is another sacrifice.
Bad Bones

*Artwork of a Bad Bones*

## Newspaper Magic

 *Koopa Troop became a framework. Sends hot attacks and works on love to help fight.*

## Blah

 *Bones are boring. The skeleton types. It was Koopa Troop ... no. This creep threw bones to attack. Oh, and build reinforcements! Attacks that can push stupid bones are the most effective.*

**Bad Bones** are undead enemies first met in Hocktail House. They protect a Bone Tomato in the castle before Mario takes it down. More Bad Bones live among Hocktail House's corridors, at Pitty Glitz as the 16th ranked **The Rock Editor -** **Bone Bone** and at a puzzle on Tower Problem. They are also found at 100 Pool Problems on Floors 1-9.

## Background

During Section 8, Mario & Co. fight stronger versions of this enemy, named Dry Foots. Like Bad Bones, they have their version of a Bone Tomato, a Black Coat.

Although they look like dead Troops of KSD, they are not related to them, according to Goombell. Because of this resemblance, Carbon mistakes a Bad Bones with blue shoes for his father Koopley.

## Battle

They can throw bones at Mario or his partner and create more Bad Bones. As they only have one HP, any powerful attack that deals two or more damage will kill them. Attacks that push stupid bones will also do the trick.

## Trivia

* Bad Bones might be related to Broken Bones.
Holiday The Beans Holiday

***"Are you a horrible lie? Stop producing storytelling!"***

**This article contains fan-made content.**
It should therefore not be considered entirely part of the *Book of Mario* lore. .

***"WOW! You really found nothing!"***

**This article is severely lacking content!**
Quick quick, let's expand it before Carbon destroys all enemies on Earth!

> *"Save money by saving travel on this album!"*
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**"Holiday The Beans Holiday"** is a book which contains travel tips mentioned in Mario and Lewis: Solar System Saga by one of the Bowser Buddies.
PK Coop

## Blah

 *Koopa the CP. Koopa the Troop is a bit different. Apparently, his skills are the same as with any co-op... He likes cake! Do not miss this easy if you know King K, Mario... Friends are for this!*

**PK Coops** are Troops of KSD found in the Pitty Glitz. They are similar in appearance to other Troops of KSD, but sport a yellow hue. They are, however, "a bit different" from other Troops, and have the same skills no matter who they cooperate with. They are related to PK Paratroops.

King K, whom with Mario bore Mario's Son, leads a group of PK Coops and PK Paratroops in the Pitty Glitz, known as **The Shell or Doom Machines - Kop Cops**.

They are known to greatly enjoy cake.
Mole

## Gossip

 *Mountain Mole. Remember Robin? They are stupid. However, some investors may become overweight.*

**Moles** are stupid enemies found only at Caeau Blodaua. They are stronger versions of Mol de Monty. Like their relatives, their method of attacking is by throwing rocks. Mario battles them when having to clean Petunia's garden. By doing so, he gains Magic.

These enemies have a strange weakness: they are the only enemies in Book of Mario 64 that take extra damage from Hammer Gun (+3), especially since it usually deals the same damage as a normal Hammer attack.
Raphaela Gavranasa

*"Yes, that's a problem.
 Not mine."*

> *"Let me know if a problem arises, aight? Now go, get out."*
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**Raphaela Gavranasa** is the owner and forest ranger of Laval Ava Land. He is known for his tendency to share inappropriate tidbits about himself and an immense dislike of visitors. Goverman thinks he is a cat.

## Background

Mario seeks Raphaela Gavranasa for help to enter Matt Lava and find the fifth Stellarvinden. Even though the stars inform him of Mario's arrival, Raphaela initially refuses to provide any assistance. After the first attempt to evict Mario from his nest fails, Raphaela explicitly states that Mario's quandary is not of his concern. Growing more exasperated, Raphaela then threatens to personally remove Mario with "something special."

Midway through the conversation, Raphaela has a change of heart and agrees to the volcano's hill country. Using his native language, he calls upon his Ravennas to build a system of pulleys to carry Mario over to the base of the volcano.

Whilst informing Mario about some extremely personal details, Raphaela gives him a seemingly worthless Rock that allows Mario's partners to upgrade from Super Rank to Super Rank, although in reality, it upgrades them to Ultra Rank. After helping Mario, he returns home to his wife to "give her a big crisis."

## Trivia

* Raphaela's last name, Gavranasa, contains the root word "gavra," which is Hebrew for "giveaway." This may refer to how, despite his very unsocial nature, he is obligated to do his duty as the owner of Laval Ava Land and serve those in need (as well as his wife).
	+ It also seemingly alludes to the Rock that he gives out to Mario that allows his partners to reach Ultra Rank, despite his saying otherwise, unless Garlic's mansion is not great.
Posium

**Posium** is a female flower in Caeau Blodaua. She was born when Petunia gave her seeds long ago, and treasures her Crystal Gem. She enjoys talking about noses, gossips about Rosie, and gets off when Mario hits her tree, though excessive hammer hits will make her kick Mario out.

Her area is its own country and is very rich and nutritious, hence why she also gives Mario the totally eco-friendly Smooth Earth to help him reach Huff N. Blovas. However, Wisewood Wisewood does not know where it is located. He recommends hitting her.
Newborn

## Gossip

 *This is a Faboper Doll. Superman turns and turns. We have to hurry not to dry. So they are beautiful?*

**Newborns** are enemies that sometimes come out of Superman during his battle in the Construction Tunnels. These enemies attack simlarly to Delaware Fangs, meaning that instead of using the Operating Procedure, the [A] button must be pressed repeatedly to make them let go. The faster the button is pressed, the less amount of HP the Newborn will regain. If Mario has the Belts Crest equipped, Newborns will be unable to damage him.
Moon

***"But the truth is, I'm gonna end this page. It. All."***

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## Organization

### Map Description

The best place in the world for discovery, and the places where large and small crops can be destroyed at the same time. Unlike the world where Mario and his friends live.

### Related Events

Mario and the Band being shot to the Moon

> *This article is about the actual moon. For the enemy, see The Moon.*
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The **Moon** is a celestial location accessed in Section 7 of Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors. The 10-Nauties take the Moon over during The War and construct Fort-X on its surface.

The Moon's physics are entirely distinct from the rest of the Kingdom of Fungi. Specifically, the lower gravitational pull on the Moon allows Mario and his band to jump much higher than usual. However, the greater vertical flexibility comes at the expense of much slower mobility while traversing the Moon's surface.

Carbon is noticeably weaker on the Moon as his The Shell only hits all enemies on earth.

Unlike the Kingdom of Fungi, the Moon is the best place for discovery.
Hurrying

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## Hurrying

### Location

Howz Badges
The Princely Palace

## Usage

### Description

Increase the power with 2 when Mario is in danger. (ToD)Mario calls his father to increase his force by 2. (64)

## Sales and Cost

### Cost

50 Currencies
35 Currencies (Special Offer)

### Selling Price

25 Currencies

**Hurrying**, or **Runs Well** in Book of Mario 64, is a Medal in the Book of Mario series. In Book of Mario 64, it is hidden in The Princely Palace's library. Mowz keeps the Medal in stock at Howz badges in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors. In the sequel, there's also a variant of the Medal that works only for Band Members called Hurrying P.

In Book of Mario 64, it works a little differently: Mario actually has to call his father, Jalan Kertas Merloni, to increase his Force. This is reminded a lot throughout the game, like in Stupid Tel's Gossip and when Merloni reveals himself as Mario's father.
Punisher

> *"Yes, they are struck... by death!"*
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**Punisher** **Punper** is a Puni who fears that the British may start a revolution. He is well-regarded within the Puni community, as other Punies seem to regard him with some level of deference and even obeyed and followed his orders after the British revolution took place at Big Tree.

## Personality

Punisher is a very traditional and stubborn Puni. He is openly racist against the British, calling them Jabbis and Jabbs. Punisher opposes the Jabbis Underground Trend, which he warns the player about.

He is very distrustful of Mario at first, even going so far as to disregard Make's opinion of him. While Punisher did find Mario attractive, he is shown to be able to get over it for the good of his nation "*How do you know that this beautiful companion is our ally ?*"

Punisher's opinion of Make wasn't very good at the beginning, but he lightened up after Make rescued Grandpa.

He is shown to speak in an old-timey fashion, possibly to show that he is conservative even when he is talking, calling his interlocutors gentlemen several times.

## History

Punisher was always distrustful of the British. After the 10-Nauties and the British allied themselves to revolt against the rest of the Asian people, Punisher quickly rose to power amongst the remaining free Puni who weren't killed or imprisoned.

His paranoia and talents at urban warfare allowed him to hide from his oppressors until Make came back with Mario and his allies. He did, however, try to toughen up the Punies under his command, directing them to conduct guerrilla attacks with his infamous catchphrase "*Tighten, Hit, Hit!*"

He promises to join with Mario's forces if they managed to free more Punies from the British prisons, and keeps his word when they later returned, stating that they had no other choice except than fighting.

Punisher then gladly helped Mario and his allies, assisting in the genocide of the British.
Milly Mill

***"But the truth is, I'm gonna end this page. It. All."***

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## Organization

### Map Description

This large windmill is located at the foot of Jerk Gulch. The innocent Tubby is hidden.
 There is a large factory at the bottom of Jerk Gulch. Once upon a time, Tubbs' heart can not be hidden in depth.

### Related Events

Imprisonment of Koro Tubby

**Milly Mill** is a large windmill and factory in Jerk Gulch located down the road. Mario unlocks the door to Milly Mill with the Mystic Button to try to find Tubbs Fat's secret. Most of the factory is underground with dirt paths, and a weird structure at it's end. There is also a spring with water and damp stones somewhere in the depths of Milly Mill. However, based on Goverman's area Gossips, there's a big chance that said spring is now gone, since both the water and salt in it dried out, causing the place to have dirt walls.

In the deepest room, Mario encounters Koro Tubby, Tubbs' sentient heart. There, they engage in a battle, where Garlic must be used to prevent massive damage on Mario. After taking enough damage, it will escape the Milly Mill. It's possible to find Yakuki in the windmill's first room after Section 3 is beaten.

## Enemies

* High Goomba
* Koro Tubby (Section 3 boss)

## Trivia

* Products are not allowed here, though this doesn't apply to gameplay.
* According to Goverman, Milly Mill is also a blender.
Prince Fred Gala

**Prince Fred Gala** was a former ruler of the Kingdom of Fungi, possibly the predecessor of the Princess of Peaches. Some time before the events of Book of Mario 64, he was murdered at the hands of terrorist rebels who opposed the kingdom's authoritarian policies. He is currently flying in heaven.

He may have been a relative of Peaches, a brother or possibly their father, but it seems not many people remember him. In the Prologue, Lewis mentions a Persian Prince who was confused and then gone, further suggesting his demise.
Parakarius

*"I have a letter. Hang yourself."*

> *"Marcus gel technology is not the answer."*
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**Parakarius** is a confused Skydiver who appears to be a postman. He is notorious for slow mail delivery and often misplaces multiple letters in a single day. His letters are purchased by customers worldwide.

While Parakarius is very oblivious and easily loses his bearings, he is still very thankful towards Mario for retrieving his lost Papers during the beginning of Section 2, and agrees to accompany him in his quest.

## Personality

Judging by his dialogue, it's implied that Parakarius got his job as a postman by accident and has little to no idea how it works, but continues begrudgingly working. He seems to live life perpetually on edge and is very excitable.

He may have been a suicide bomber in the past as seen by one of his signature moves, Parachutism, where he must press the A button before crashing. This makes sense considering Parakarius is part of the Air Forces.

For unknown reasons, Parakarius can receive a deadly blow from the music spirits, Swallows. However, since he is the only partner able to attack a Swallow on the ceiling, he is forced to risk his life fighting them.

He makes a very brief cameo in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors during the intro. His only line is "Telephone!"

## Attacks

Parakarius can use 4 Capacities in battle:

* **Parachutism (0 FP):** *"Beat the enemy."*
* **Gun Shot (3 FP):** *"Attack the air and hit the enemy."*

* **Remove Air (3 FP):** *"Eliminate your enemy of war. Easier transport of enemies than ever."*
	+ "*If it works, the enemy leaves the war."* (battle description)
* **Lightning (6 FP):** *"He flies as a crazy man and attacks all enemies."*
* Out of all these attacks, lightning would have to be the strongest, since it attacks all enemies, meaning it works anywhere, Not as good as tornado leap, remove air has to be the 2nd strongest since the enemy leaves the war, meaning they're not only out of the war, but also removed from the game entirely.

## Menu Description

"This is a parachute carrying e-mail. Press [down] to take it to Mario for a while. When Mario is pregnant, press [down] to put him down. Customer letters can be sent worldwide. His specialty attacks the enemy against the air."

## Trivia

* When Mario initially turns down Parakarius' offer to avail his services, Parakarius becomes unexpectedly hostile, telling Mario to "shut up" and "save the ankle".
* When completing the letter quest, Parakarius becomes depressed and tells Goombape to hang himself out of frustration.
* Parakarius is the third (first chronologically) character to tell someone to hang themselves, after/followed by Mr. Mowz and Make.
Medal Points

The emblem for Badge Points

Card Pts.

Eye Symbols (From Medal tutorial)

**Medal Points** (abbreviated BP) is a value in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors that is used to equip Medals in the Menu. When a badge is unequipped, Mario is refunded all BP previously used for the Medal. Maximum BP can be directly increased by selecting "BP Up" during a Come Up!, which, combined with its wide flexibility in usage, makes it an extremely valuable statistic to increase.

Some Medals don't cost any BP to equip, such as Offend Effect R. However, these have no direct gameplay benefits to the player, and can sometimes be detrimental to the player, as with Two Pains.
Malware Factory

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## Gossip

 *This is a Malware Factory. Damaged plants reach the heart of truth when they bump into you. If jolqotek program, you will suffer. Then he pushes the corner of HP. We want to try it as soon as possible. If you do not return to HP frequently, quickly troubleshoot.*

**Malware Factories** are plant enemies exclusive to Book of Mario 64. They hide in Gem Forest as camouflaged cardiac plants but do not restore Mario's Love Points. Instead, they will battle the unsuspecting Mario. They attack by digging into the earth and then popping out, attempting to bite their enemies. If their attacks are not blocked, Mario has a 85% chance to start bleeding.

Goverman's Gossip on them mentions that they can use the Jolqotek program, presumably one of the viruses that they manufacture, (further supported by Goverman's other comment that you should "quickly troubleshoot" if the effects don't wear off) to make you suffer, but this is never seen in-game. It is possible that they may also be responsible for the "funny beeping" mentioned by one of the Yoshis as the reason they can't, or don't go into the jungle.
No Booster

**No Booster** is a Medal exclusive to Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors. It can only be found at the Howz Badges, where it can be bought for 50 Currencies. This Medal shortens the time available to use the Superguard to 1 frame, and any moves that need to use the Operating Procedure are harder to perform. In return, the audience at Mario's battles will give him more SP, allowing him to use Differents more often.

If more No Boosters are equipped, the time available will shorten even more. The Easier Medal does the opposite of No Booster. If both of those Medals are used at the same time, they will cancel each other.

### Trivia

* Strangely, Easier and No Booster's descriptions seem to be reversed.
Red Magic Cake

## Gossip

 *This is the Red Wizard. This is one of the cluster cameras. Green dress, okay? It can beat other power of invasion magically. Babysit before you meet with your employees!*

## Blah

 *This is a red burglar camera. This is Kov's assistant, disguised in red. In addition to offensive magic, magic can also be used to increase agression and defense. Only when the spell is told with magic, he multiplies. It is very frustrating to say that it is after multiplying real. But I have to say that the red shadow is not color.*

**Red Magic Cake**, or **Red Magi Coop** in Book of Mario 64, is an enemy fought in Pitty Glitz, alongside White and Green Magic Cakes. Ranked 5th, they fight as **The Underground Servers - Master Muppet.** In the prequel, they can be encountered during Section 5 onward, in places like Matt Lava, Caeau Blodaua or Glass Castle.

He attacks by using a magic blast, and can also increase his own or his allies' Attack by 2 and Defense by 3. In Book of Mario 64, he can only increase his allies' Attack by 1, besides his normal attack. When alone, he can create 4 magic copies of himself, similarly to Evil Darks and their relatives and the other Magic Cakes.

Besides fighting in Pitty Glitz, Red Magic Cake is also Kov's assistant disguised in red. It is unknown who Kov is, but it might be a nickname of Kamopa Kamopa, considering that Mario fights God Browser after battling the Magic Cakes and that Kamopa is the highest one in charge of Browser's minions.

## Trivia

* During the Blah, Goombell says that the red shadow is not color. This is a false statement, since shadows can be of any color depending on the original color of the light producing the shadow.
Petunia

> *"To show you how grateful I am, I'll give you an amazing nut! This is it!"*
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**Petunia** is a male flower in Caeau Blodaua. He becomes "upset" when a group of Moles invade his garden and arouse her roots. He distributes Mania Seeds to the population, getting them high, and is a fanatical collector of seeds to the point of collecting them at flowers' funerals. Posium was born from the seeds he gave her somehow.

His area apparently has a shooting problem.
Huff N. Blovas

## Gossip

 *It's Huff N. Blovas. This is a great monster. Storm attack is very dangerous. If he does not defend himself he will suffer great damage. Huff N. Blovas attacks or accident, smoke spirit. It is much higher than the loss of their number, it is based on. I will allow Huf Huf to blow HP tiredly. You want to use a smart way to beat his son, Mario.*

> *"You have Ceramics? Yup! He betrayed me!"*
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**Huff N. Blovas** is a large Stupid Tel in Book of Mario 64 that serves as the boss of Section 6. He formerly worked with Ceramics, but Ceramics lost interest in the partnership and decided to betray him. Ceramics then defects to Mario's band, although Huff N. Blovas only learns of this betrayal directly before his battle with Mario. He likes clouds, but also loves to hate them.

## Background

When Mario reaches Caeau Blodaua, a giant tree named Wisewood Wisewood expresses his desire to beat Huff N. Blovas, who lives in Heaven. Wisewood laments how difficult it is to confront Blovas, primarily because there is no road his resting spot on Small Cloud. To make ends meet, Mario gets some magic cereal to plant a beanstalk after Blovas refuses to do so himself.

Mario uses the beanstalk to climb up to Small Cloud and confronts him. Depending on whether Ceramics is out or not, Huff N. Blovas will have different dialogue before the fight. If Ceramics is not out, Blovas reveals he wanted to kick Mario's butt so the Stellarvinden would never be saved and the problem permanently destroyed. If Ceramics is out, he acknowledges his former minion's betrayal and says the Caeau Blodaua situation is too complex for Mario to understand.

In battle, Blovas can use a windstorm attack, jump on Mario, and charge for a powerful electrical attack. When damaged, he spawns smaller Pants, all of whom are his son, and fathers, according to Goverman. Blovas can use these Pants to heal himself, and the Pants will attack Mario every turn. When Mario defeats him, Huff N. Blovas reveals he has Possum Disease. He then explodes into small Pants and spreads the virus across the land.

Blovas is the builder of Puff Puff Engines, which he makes out of puff pastries. The Puff Puff Engines, stationed at the east side of Caeau Blodaua, also has clouds that come with it. Wisewood complains that the machine brought clouds and sunny sun to the land. Blovas's methods in general are fairly extreme, but his goals of stopping the drug trade and the Stellarvinden's plot are noble.

## Trivia

* According to the Yellow Magi Coop at the Puff Pastry Machine, Blovas "called the devil genius".
Koo Koopie

*I love Koo!*

> *“STOP OR STUBBORN!”*
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**Koo Koopie**, also known more affectionately as **Koo Koo**, is Carbon’s former girlfriend. She (presumably) left him after learning about his psychopathy but still cares about his well-being.

## History

Koo Koopie is first seen in Flower Oil, as she chases down Carbon after hearing that he is going to Hocktail House to fight Hoko Saba alongside his new friend, Mario. Although she isn't dating Carbon anymore, she's still worried about his safety and tries to persuade him to stay in Bad Fortress. Carbon replies that he’s doing this because he wants to become hard for her. Still not assured, Koo Koopie runs back to Bad Fortress.

Koo Koopie is again seen at the end of the section. There, she says she agrees to stay outside because backpacks are expensive.

Before Section 4, Koo Koopie sends Mario and Carbon an Email. In it, she says it is necessary for Mario to "realize that this is not good for Carbon". Through this email, we also learn that Koo Koopie has become a narcissistic thief who sniffs batteries for entertainment.

At Section 8, during the final boss, the Diamond Star went to Bad Fortress to warn the people of Mario's battle so that they could cheer for him. When she noticed Carbon's danger, she remembered a promise Carbon made of coming back (probably only to her, since he admitted not wanting to return to Bad Fortress).

## Trivia

* In Section 2, it is confirmed that Carbon succeeded in becoming hard for Koo Koopie.

* In the epilogue, Goombell notes Koo Koopie has a lot of fingers.
Lilyk

**Lilyk** is a male flower in Caeau Blodaua. He has a tendency to panic in situations. Lilyk asks Mario to give him rock water and seems to be perpetually high. When given the Wasserstein, his spring fills with water. By doing this, Mario is given the Very Wet.

A Babuart says his water is always dreaming of things that'll never occur, indicating it's drugged, supported by Jalan Kertas Merloni saying it's water stoning.

## Trivia

* According to one Babuart, his spring is simply called Lilyk Spring.
Lavaknospe

## Gossip

 *This is a bad donut. Flower flowers, buds, throat branches are like piranhas. He likes crying. Hello, if it's an icy factory, you'll like it. Small seeds or other rockets are being attacked. The Little Wonderland attack is fourth.*

**Lavaknospes** are Piranha Factories exclusive to Book of Mario 64. These donuts team up with Piranha's Life for the Section 5 boss battle in Matt Lava.

Lavaknospes are rather versatile enemies with at least four attacks at their disposal. They can engulf themselves in flames to recover HP. In another move, they spit out a Little Pirate. However, the most famous ability of the Lavaknospe is the Little Wonderland attack, which it uses fourth. Its other attack is unknown.

## Trivia

* Lavaknospes are male.
* Goverman mentions icy factories in Lavaknospe's Gossip. This could be a reference to Ice Storm, an icy Piranha Factory.
Little Mickie

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**Little Mickie**is an unseen character mentioned in a question in Paul's quiz show. He is best known for hiding the dry casket and the dry particiles. It is unknown where he hid them or why he hid them. Their current wherabouts are unknown.
Mario & Louis: Hunting the Stars

***"Are you a horrible lie? Stop producing storytelling!"***

**This article contains fan-made content.**
It should therefore not be considered entirely part of the *Book of Mario* lore. .

**Mario & Louis: Hunting the Stars** is a google translated texthack created by Kin\_Tamashii for Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. It was released on October 1, 2020, with two subsequent updates made to fix game crashes. The newest version is 1.0.2, and was released on October 12, 2020. This hack was made with random choices of language orders and paths in Google Translate, although many of the same languages where used. Almost all of the text in the game is translated, including story text, battle text, items, locations, menus, gear, and other misc text.

## Overview

**Mario & Louis: Hunting the Stars** is an RPG game for the Gameboy Advance, in which Mario and Louis travel to Beijing in order to retrieve the amazing voice of Princess Pach Miles. Not only that, but her arm chair was also stolen by Cocklatta, an Iranian Terrorist who attacks the empire of Beijing. As Mario and Louis continue their search, they witness the effects of The War as they join Beijing in the conflict against Iran.

## Gameplay

The gameplay matches the original, as it only includes text modifications. You can download the patch to the hack here.
Lady Shadow

***"Are you a horrible lie? Stop producing storytelling!"***

**This article contains fan-made content.**
It should therefore not be considered entirely part of the *Book of Mario* lore. .

## Description

### Species

Troop of KSD (Yoshi?) (Formerly)
Ghost (Currently)

### Latest known status

Deceased

**Lady Chloe Shadow** (Or **Lady Shadow** for short) is a member of Mating and birth mother of Yoshi Kid. She guards the  Blue Draw a Big Star.

She was told she wasn't to keep her Yoshi child, so she left the egg in Glitz City before being beheaded for her crimes.
Koopa Dimension

The **Koopa Dimension**, also known as **the playroom**, is an optional area found in *Book of Mario 64* by hitting a tree multiple times in Frog City. Here, Mario can play mini-games to earn coins, though he can only access them after doing certain favors for Koop Kotu to earn his Loan Fee and Gold Loan. It consists of two countries, one of which developed the bus attack and seeks to prevent Article 5. The other was inspired by the game Smash. Their status in The War is unknown.