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Paper Mario Series
snot2:
im level 27 on TTYD and all the enemys ive beaten all give me around 2 or 4 star points and i used the W and L badges to turn mario purple like waluigi :D
Regulith:
this series is so much easier with a defense-piercing hammer badge, spike-shield, and slow FP regen :D
--- Quote from: Dusty12 on September 03, 2010, 10:39:58 AM ---I could never finish the Pit of 100 trials.
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i went in around chapter 6/7 and got to level 70 and left because it was getting too hard
used Showstopper on the last few levels
SPM's Pit was a joke
--- Quote from: snot2 on September 03, 2010, 12:20:16 PM ---im level 27 on TTYD and all the enemys ive beaten all give me around 2 or 4 star points and i used the W and L badges to turn mario purple like waluigi :D
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i put on the L emblem for a Trouble and got so used to it i haven't taken it off
Dusty12:
--- Quote --- In the Japanese version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Vivian was said to be male. That is stated in Vivian's character description, which is roughly translated as "One of the shadow group, Vivian appears to be a girl but is really a boy." Additionally, Goombella's Tattle reads: "That's Vivian. Of the shadow group, she's the youngest sister... er, brother."[1]
While Beldam uses the term "majotachi" (meaning a group of sorceresses) to refer to her, Marilyn and Vivian as a collective, she also calls Vivian "Man" (as an insult). Despite this, female pronouns such as "her" and "she" are used when referring to Vivian, though this may be because it is considered proper to refer to transgendered persons by the gender they identify themselves with.[2] In addition, Goombella seems to conclude that she is female during the game's ending.[3]
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Lol.
Regulith:
The music for both Forever Forest and Twilight Town is annoying, animals howling constantly
Cheemo:
SPM was really tedious, imo. Especially that one part where you had to beat like 50 of those samurai people :<