Paper Peach

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Paper Peach original description: "Princess Peach Toadstool (ピーチ姫) or simply Princess Peach or casually Peach is a recurring character in the Paper Mario series. She is the current reigning monarch of the Mushroom Kingdom. She is close friends with Toadsworth as well as with Mario and Luigi, though she and Mario secretly share a special romantic bond. She resides in her castle just north of Toad Town. She is a human. Princess Peach could be considered the ideal model of a princess. No matter what situation she finds herself in, she retains her poise and grace. She is just as comfortable, however, exploring the world with Mario and friends, showing courage and spunk befitting her adventurous nature. She is kind and compassionate, often putting the needs of others before her own. Finally, Princess Peach is very relaxed; the rare occasions that she loses her composure, however, often result in a fit of indignant verbal thrashings. Princess Peach is moderately tall, though still standing nearly a head above Mario. She has a slender figure, which she modestly covers in her trademark pink dress. Her elegant white elbow-length gloves and crown complete the ensemble, neatly accenting her flowing blonde hair. She has a sweet disposition and is rarely seen without a smile on her face. History: Paper Mario: In Paper Mario, she is seen resting a bit from greeting all the guests out there at the Party, and having a chat at the balcony with Mario. The castle suddendly collapse/crumbles revealing Bowser's Castle underneath, after the Mario was thrown out of the window, she is forced to stay in her bedroom until Mario comes to save her. Twink, the star kid tells her that he comes from Star Haven to grant her wish (Peach wished for someone to come help), She first wishes for Twink to get the Star Rod back from Bowser, but realizes that Twink cannot do big wishes yet. After, she asks Twink to hand over a Lucky Star and tell Mario that she is fine and he shouldn't worry. Then, she remembers that the Minister told her there's a secret passage out of her room, she is spotted reading Bowser's diary and forced to go back to her room. She escapes with Twink to find out about Tubba Blubba throught the library. Peach and Twink secretly listens to conversations between guards. After that, she is seen listening to conversations between Bowser and Kammy Koopa. Then, she walks secretly to the Kitchen room to bake a cake in the castle in the middle of the night for Gourmet Guy to eat it, after that Gourmet Guy tells Peach and Twink that one of the Star Spirits are located at Mt. Lavalava (Lavalava Island). She is then spotted once again by Kammy Koopa and escorted back in her room. After winning/participating secretly at the 64th Trivia Quiz Rip-off, she receives a Sneaky Parasol that allows her to transform into anyone she's next to. Eventually she starts listening to Kammy Koopa, Kammy finds her to smell too good and unleashes a spell that turns her back to normal, she is then thrown back into her room. Eventually, Bowser enters her room and says that she will have the front view of him crushing Mario, suddendly Koopatrols ties her up and takes her back to the hall from her bedroom. When Mario entered the next room, she is seen tied up from the ceiling, and Bowser takes Peach with him on his Koopa Clown Car. At the end, Twink, the star kid saves Peach and fights Kammy Koopa with the Princess's wishes. To help Mario, Peach makes a wish to the Stars, and Mario takes the Star Rod back before the Arena collapses. The Star Spirits saves Peach and Mario from falling, and hands over the Star Road back to the Star Spirits, then celebrates the party at Peach's Castle".

Toad Town: "It is separated into five sections; the port, the Train Station, the Main Gate, Peach's Castle, an area with Toad Town Pipes directly connected, a "Shopping Center" with Rowf's Badge Shop, the Post Office, Toad House, Merlon, a pipe leading to Mario's house, etc. It leads off into every area of the game through one way or another and allows many different opportunities. Region is the Mushroom Kingdom. Important Buildings Are the Post Office, Shroom Grocery, Toad Town Dojo, and Toad Town Tunnels. Leader is Princess Peach. The Species that live here are Toads, Spikes, Duplighosts, Buzzy Beetles, and Whales"

Bowser's Castle: "Bowser's Castle is the main location visited in chapter 8. It is connected to an empty Princess Peach's castle, which leads to the final boss of the game, Bowser. Bowser's Castle contains makeshift shops and Toad Houses made by Bowser's Minions and captured Toads"

Twink: "Twink is a Star Kid in Paper Mario, who helps Princess Peach in her time of need when she gets kidnapped by King Bowser. He frequently gives Mario and his partners information on where the next Star Spirit is being held, and where the team should go next. When Peach was first captured, she wished for help, and Twink arrived. Since he's so young, he wasn't able to grant any big wishes; but he did assist Peach in eavesdropping around her castle, informing Mario of the next Star Spirits whereabouts. When Mario and his partners were fighting Bowser, Twink decided to take on Kammy Koopa. When Twink is fighting, he can only use 'Dash', while Peach increases his Attack Power with her wishes (expressed as 'Focus'). Once Kammy is defeated, Mario is given the upgraded version of the Star Beam, the Peach Beam. It summons the seven Star Spirits, who (with Twink's help) dispel Bowser's Star Rod's effects, making it possible for Mario to defeat Bowser once more, At the end of the game, Twink bids farewell to the princess, telling her he's going to make people's wishes come true. It seems that Twink wants to tell the Princess something further, but he refrains from saying it and rises up to Star Haven"

Star Rod: "The Star Rod is a magical item with the power to grant the wishes of the people of the Mushroom Kingdom. It is in the possession of the Seven Star Spirits, who use it to grant the wishes. It is first seen in Paper Mario. Bowser steals it and imprisons the Star Spirits. Not long after, he uses it to defeat Mario and lift his castle into the sky with Peach's castle on top. Mario goes on the adventure of Paper Mario to stop Bowser and take back the Star Rod. The Star Rod that is featured in the Super Smash Brothers series is not this Star Rod, but from another Nintendo franchise, which is Kirby"

Star Spirits: "The Star Spirits are seven different star beings found in Paper Mario. The Star Spirits are the leaders of the Star Species and the admiration of the Star Kids. The seven Star Spirits reside in Star Haven, watching over the Star Rod. They all have the power to grant wishes of those who see a Shooting Star, but they only make good and non-corrupt wishes a reality. So, whenever Bowser made a wish involving capturing Princess Peach or ruling the world, the Star Spirits denied him. But, in Paper Mario, Bowser and Kammy Koopa broke into Star Haven. Bowser then breaths fire on the barrier that was protecting the Star Rode, which alows him to steal the Star Rod, making him capable of making his wishes a reality without the need for the Star Spirits. The Star Spirits still had a way to defeat Bowser, however. All seven of the Star Spirits could grant someone the Star Beam, which can eliminate the effects of the Star Rod. Bowser, knowing that the Star Spirits could stop his plan, wishes that each of the Star Spirits would turn into cards. They do. Bowser takes the seven cards and gives them to his minions. When Bowser steals the Star Rod, he uses it to become invincible. Then, Bowser lifts Peach's Castle up into space on top of his lair. Bowser bursts into Peach's room and finds Mario there with the latter. With the power of the Star Rod, Bowser managed to defeat and possibly kill Mario. Mario goes flying out the window and lands near Goomba Village completely unconscious. The Star Spirits use most of their power to heal Mario and tell them of what dangers would happen if they were not to be rescued. The leader of the Star Spirits, Eldstar, later tells Mario to go to Shooting Star Summit as soon as possible. When Mario does, Eldstar tells him more about the Star Rod"

Bowser: "Bowser is a recurring antagonist in the Paper Mario series and main villain of the Mario series. The mighty turtle king and leader of the Koopa Troop, Bowser seeks to rule the Mushroom Kingdom alongside Princess Peach and defeat the Mario Bros. for good. In the Paper Mario series, Bowser similarly reprises his role as a villain, but on occasions becomes a key protagonist. In the first Paper Mario game, Bowser serves as the main antagonist of that game, and gets fought at the end of Peach's Castle, he serves as the second/final boss of Chapter 8, and is overall the fifteenth/final boss of Paper Mario. Introduction: Bowser first appears in Star Haven. Using his Koopa Clown Car, he breaks into the temple containing the Star Spirits, captures them, and steals the Star Rod. Bowser is next seen alongside Kammy Koopa in Peach's Castle. When Mario meets Peach in the second floor hallway, Bowser uses his own castle to lift Peach's into the sky. He intrudes on the conversation between Mario and Peach. As Bowser reveals that he lifted the castle into the sky, Mario prepares to fight him. Mario gains the upperhand, and Bowser quickly reveals his secret weapon: the Star Rod. Using its power, Bowser increases his defense, making him "invincible." He defeats Mario, knocking him out of the castle. Prologue: Bowser appears near the end of the prologue, after Kammy Koopa reports that the Goomba King was defeated by Mario. After questioning Kammy Koopa to ensure that Mario cannot beat him, Bowser asks if the closest Star Spirit's guardians, the Koopa Bros, are strong enough to defeat Mario. The Koopa Bros. themselves appear, reassuring Bowser that they will not fail him. They show him their special attack, and Bowser awes in amazement. After realizing that the Star Spirit was not being guarded while the Koopa Bros. were speaking with him in Peach's Castle, Bowser angrily demands that they return to their posts. Chapter 1: Bowser is next seen during the chapter 1 Peach interlude. After Peach and Twink investigate his diary, he enters the room unexpectedly. Worried that someone would read his open diary, he came to hide it, but instead found the princess reading it. Confused and angered as to how the princess got in to his room, Bowser calls the Koopatrol guards outside to take back to her room. Chapter 2: Bowser makes a short appearance at the beginning of the chapter 2 Peach interlude, where he checks up on the princess and tries to flatter her. He also mentions that "The Invincible Tubba Blubba" was protecting the next Star Spirit, and that he is invincible. Kammy Koopa then enters the room, and reports to Bowser that the Star Spirit Tubba Blubba was guarding had escaped. Much to Bowser's suprise and annoyance. Bowser and Kammy then leave the room to discuss it in private. Chapter 3: During the third chapter interlude, Peach and Twink once again use the secret passge as they did in previous chapters, but accidentally walk in on Bowser and Kammy discussing the questionable defeat of the supposedly "invincible" Tubba Blubba. After revealing that the next Star Spirit was in Shy Guy's Toy Box, Bowser turns around, to find Princess Peach listening behind him. Initially startled, he quickly takes this opportunity to force Peach to tell him what Mario hates most. The player selects one of three options three times, and can choose to trick Bowser by having him send out a useful item instead of an enemy. Chapter 5: Near the end of the chapter 5 interlude, Bowser walks in on the 64th Trivia Quiz-Off immediately after Peach is given her prize. He asks to join in, but is told that the show has just ended. While he converses with the host, Peach attempts to sneak out of the room, but is caught by Bowser and captured. Chapter 7: During the chapter 7 interlude, Bowser checks up on the princess again. After attempting to start up a "friendly conversation," Peach warns Bowser that Mario will soon come to defeat him. In response, Bowser reminds Peach that he is invincible with the power of the Star Rod, and demands that she get over Mario. Kammy Koopa then enters the room and reminds Bowser that because Mario has freed all the Star Spirits, there is a possibility that he can be defeated. Due to this, Bowser prepares an ambush to stop Mario from reaching him. He also ties up Peach, and takes her with him to the top of her castle, and later on swipes Twink away with his claw when the later attempts to save Peach. Chapter 8: At the end of chapter 8, Bowser encounters Mario in the same hallway of Peach's Castle seen during the intro. This time, he is in his Koopa Clown Car, along with a tied up Peach. He fights Mario, and utilizes the Star Rod to make himself "invincible." However, by using the power of the Star Spirits, Mario attacks Bowser with a Star Beam. This nullifies the buffs of the Star Rod, and Bowser loses the fight. This wouldn't be the end however, as Bowser flees to the top of the castle. Bowser is chased by Mario all the up to a large floating arena. Bowser isolates the platform and prepares to fight Mario a second time. Using Kammy Koopas magic, Bowser is able to increase in size, making him more powerful and even gaining light blue colored flame-like aroma behind him. After some time, Twink manages to free Peach, and she fights Kammy Koopa. Bowser grows too powerful for even the Star Beam, and Peach quickly comes up with a solution after defeating Kammy. Using her wishing power, she upgrades the Star Beam into the Peach Beam, which completely nullifies Bowsers Star Rod power. After a long fight, Bowser is defeated by Mario. After waking up some time later, Bowser is told by Kammy Koopa that the electrical power he has been channeling is unstable and would soon blow up both the arena he is standing on as well as his castle. Before they could escape, both the arena and Bowser's castle blow up and both Bowser and Kammy are send flying out of the arena, while Peach's Castle is protected from the blast by the Star Spirits. Bowser is not seen again until the credits. Epilogue: Bowser appears in his Clown Car during the credits parade along with Kammy Koopa and some of his Koopa Troopa, angered/annoyed that not only did he lose to Mario and lost the Star Rod, but his castle is also destroyed. During the match between Kammy and Jr. Troopa, Bowser is hit by the magic blasts as Kammy and Jr. Troopa attempt to fight each other, which angers Bowser as he breaths fire on them"

Tubba Blubba: "Tubba Blubba is a giant blue Clubba who resides in a Gusty Gulch castle, he serves as the main boss of Chapter 3, is the second/final boss of that Chapter and is overall the sixth boss of the game. Tubba Blubba's nickname is "The Invincible Tubba Blubba" because he cannot take damage when first fought. He also happens to like the taste of Boos and frequently eats them, which is the main reason why Bow teams up with Mario. Later in the story it is discovered that Tubba Blubba has a weak point and a secret item that he keeps near his bed. After Mario finds the item, it leads to a windmill that leads to Tubba Blubba's Heart, who accidentally reveals that he is the reason why Tubba Blubba is so strong in the first place. Before Mario can defeat the heart, he runs out of the windmill and reunites with Tubba Blubba. Since his heart is severely damaged, Tubba Blubba is extremely weak and is defeated in a few turns. Tubba Blubba admits that he's just a sensitive guy and runs away into the forest in tears. He also regurgitates all the Boos he ate (including Stanley, a Boo that was eaten in front of all the Boos (as well as Mario and Bow) when they were invisible) and the Boos are happier once again"