I played this game around 2009, but I never had a GameCube SD so I never got farther than chapter 1, but I remember still having a blast, even though then I wasn’t that good at it. Now it’s 2019 and this week I got the chance to play it again, and when I finished and saw the ending scenes. It just brings a warm feeling and I feel like a connection to these characters and I get a nostalgic feel. This game had a special place in my heart..
And now, the elephant left in the room after clearing out said room: *How I think Paper Mario: Luigi and the Marvelous Compass would be a game!* Minor cosmetic changes: Instead of FP, you use SP (Sweet Points) going with the sweets theme of the Waffle Kingdom, and CP (Compass Points) to perform special moves. Chapters: Chapter 1: A New Adventure Awaits (Waffle Kingdom) A parallel to Rogueport, which involves searching the sewers and aboveground for the next compass piece's whereabouts. Compass piece is Base, which enables Sugar Rush (Sweet Treat DX). Chapter 2: Secrets in the Searing Sands (Rumblebump Volcano) Hey, for once, a fire level is FIRST! It's preceded by a bit of desert, though. Involves pushing blocks onto volcanic vents to launch them and/or Luigi. The desert part also involves slotting the blocks into certain positions to hold down switches. The volcanic part revolves around redirecting the lava flows in the various areas to make paths forward. Luigi and co. have to collect various pieces of a strange mechanism they think will unlock the way forwards, but it actually just summons Rumblepoca. Compass piece is Needle, which enables Pinpoint, a variant of Earth Tremor that flips certain grounded enemies. Chapter 3: Plumpbelly Village Really nothing to do here, as the doors of all the houses are locked (for fear of Hizza.) Any time Luigi attacks, he takes one damage (the chiffon.) Compass piece is Glass, which enables Tune Out (Match the played rhythm to boost defense and Electrify, up to five times for 3 turns.) Chapter 4: A Race To Remember (Circuit Break Island) Hope you're good at Mario Kart! That's what it is, but the races work rather like the Glitz Pit, and the items require action commands. Like with the Glitz Pit, Luigi and co. discover corruption within the track, but instead of someone using the trophy for their insidious scheme, Kruschetti, a parallel to Rawk Hawk, has become corrupted by the compass piece's allure, and thus rules the ring with an iron fist for the purpose of keeping it, imposing frivolous rules on lower-ranked racers to keep them from ever having a chance at taking his trophy away. Compass piece is Pin, which enables Pin Down (Clock Out Lite.) Chapter 5: The Show Must Go On (Jazzafrazz Town) The first half involves using action commands to control all the actors, and the second half is an Excess Express like mystery where Hayzee was fed poisoned cake like Rawk Hawk tried to do to Mario! Compass piece is Rim, which enables Rollup (Showstopper Lite.) Chapter 6: Grimble Forest/Rapturous Ruins It's the Tower of Riddles, but at three or four times the size (and puzzles.) Compass piece is Hook, which enables Flashbang (Think PK Flash, but with action commands, damage, and no insta kill.) In the void end part, Cranberry reveals himself to be an Automide, a series of ancient, humanoid war automata built by the Luffs as enforcers of their regime using the Marvelous Compass. He hints of one remaining other like him before vanishing after relinquishing the piece. Chapter 7: Hatesong Tower Base Palace of Shadow Lite. After rescuing Princess Eclair, the Chestnut King follows you throughout until you get to the top. Also it's revealed that Princess Eclair is secretly another Automide, and wasn't kidnapped, but rather fled. Minister Crepe discovered her true nature and the power of possessing a war android that could level cities went to his head, thinking he could use it to conquer the world in the name of reviving the Luff empire. Eclair, in contrast to what she was built for, despised fighting, and thus sought out the Chestnut King's help to avoid being used as a weapon again. Upon learning of this, Crepe cursed the Chestnut King to turn into a mindless monster upon the entrance of intruders, then spun it as the princess being kidnapped to trick unaware adventurers into pinning down her location. Compass piece is Chain, which enables Foresight, a variant of Power Lift that turns Luigi and co. Dodgy instead of boosting their Defense. It also lets Luigi automatically Superguard any attacks that do hit him. Chapter 8: Hatesong Tower Apex Imagine those Mimi rooms from SPM, but Mimi is replaced with the Ultimate Chimera. This is what the Chestnut King does, until you fight him at the top, where he's too tired out to instant kill you. After reassembling the Compass and freeing the Chestnut King from his curse, now known as Lord Chessna, you fight Crepe, as per the book. At first, you can't do anything to him, but since the Compass pieces are repelled by evil, they come flying out of his body after Chessna lands a decisive blow, leading to him fighting alongside Luigi and his partner after they absorb their power. Partners: Gelatya: The ice-cream Spania found in the coding. Basically Goombella 2.0, down to being connected to the university (studying to be a professor there.) Attacks with ice tornadoes, which follow the same action commands as Earth Tremor, but smaller. Chilly Wind: A ranged attack that has a small chance to Freeze at Ultra Rank. Spy: Functions almost identically to Tattle. However, the first time it's used on an enemy in battle, it reveals their weak spots, allowing Luigi to deal increased damage to them that turn, in addition to revealing their health and marking them as seen. Sprinkle Mine: Scatters spikes that deal a bit of damage to any enemy who makes contact. Doesn't protect from attacks, though. North Wind: A tornado that can make foes Dizzy. Blooey: A gangster Blooper. Each time he gets burnt more (after the Rumblepoca and Chestnut King fights) he gains a permanent D-Down, P-Up effect. Blooper Bomb: A headbutt that knocks enemies into each other, similar to Gulp, but without the piercing effect. Ink Shot: Deals a bit of damage and can make enemies Dizzy. Throw: A defense piercing attack executed similarly to Parakarry's Shell Shot. Like the Slingsniper, aiming for certain parts on large enemies will deal extra damage. Needed to defeat Rumblepoca. Blooper Babies: Summons a Blooper Baby, each of which acts like a Grodus-Cross, minus the barrier Takes more damage from fire, but raises attack each time. In the overworld, he can be used as a projectile to hit far off switches. Jerry: He's just Bobbery 2.0 (more damage.) Torque: 1 defense and high HP, but low damage moves. Wrench Whack: Functionally the same as the Super Hammer. Electro Gadget: Executed like Fiery Jinx, but up to 5 times, which inflicts a special variant of Electrified on the party. Each button sequence increases damage upon contact by 1 and duration by 2. Withdraw: Draws into his shell and shields Luigi. Wrench Whammer: Gulp DX, executed like the Super Hammer. In the overworld, he can be used to turn certain mechanisms with his wrench, and will give them another turn when Luigi whistles, allowing him to move things repeatedly like Koops' hold mechanic. Hayzee: His attacks have a chance to miss, fitting with him being really weird. Brown Note: Match the rhythm to attack everyone. Lovely Tune: Puts all enemies to sleep, but it has a chance to put audience members or even Luigi to sleep as well. Flower Power: Raises Luigi's attack power by up to 3. Minty Fresh: Releases a sweet smelling pollen, which cures everyone's statuses and heals a bit of HP. In the overworld, his pollen can be used to reveal hidden items like Ms. Mowz, such as invisible blocks or Flip Panels. Screamy: A variant of Vivian that uses water spells. Chessna: The beast formerly known as the Chestnut King, who was actually the prince of the Waffle Kingdom under a curse. He specializes in protecting party members and healing himself as he attacks, joining you in the postgame after beating Ultima Crepe. Shield Charge: Rushes forwards using a shield, which flips over shelled enemies. Life Drain: Attacks and heals for 5 HP. Royal Guard: Defends Luigi, in return taking more damage if oncoming attacks aren't Superguarded. Giga Drain: Attacks and heals for the same amount of damage dealt. Eclair: A 1000-year old robotic maiden known as an Automide, who specializes in hitting multiple enemies at once. In the postgame, Luigi can talk to her at her castle to recruit her into his party. Arm Cannon: Shoots up to five shots using an energy cannon embedded into her arm. The shots are fired using a faster version of Blooey's Throw reticle. Super Cannon: Fires wildly into the air, which causes ten shots to rain down. Each target will get hit at least once. Rewind: Boosts Attack and gains an extra turn next turn by turning the giant wind-up key embedded into her back. Hyper Buster: An enormous laser beam that hits all enemies at once. Bosses: Rumblepoca A boss with an unpierceable defense, similar to the Iron Clefts (at a point where most attacks will deal 1 damage, he's functionally invincible), but the idea is to hit him with Blooey's Throw, after which he keels over and lets you wail on his weak spot. Hizza It's Hooktail 2.0. You can take off the dress on the journey to him, but it makes the fight much harder, like the Attack FX R, as Hizza lowers his defense and attack power and his second head has negative defense if you have it on. Superguarding his second head will deal tons of damage to the main boss. Dramangosteen A Dayzee resembling a mangosteen' who's a rival director that's jealous of Hayzee winning for two years in a row. He would also use various foley on the battlefield to his advantage, buffing himself, debuffing you, and even periodically taking out your audience if necessary. At the end, right before dying, he spawns a Bowser Statue event as a last-ditch attack. Chestnut King A monstrous beast, who acts much like Grodus, freezing you and sending off shockwaves. He also occasionally covers the stage in a poison fog, which deals one damage per turn and makes him Dodgy. Crepe: It's Shadow Queen Lite. Anyway, thanks for listening to my little ramble..
25:55 Yes, let's smack the princess in the face with a steering wheel 26:04 If the court in Sunshine is any indication, the judge won't even hear him out
Something that I am extremely mad about this game is the fact that every girl in this game seems attracted to him and wants him, yet Princess Peach still doesn't give him "cake" It seems that those curse-chest things cursed him to be eternally friendzoned as well
@@Hoshi_no_Ren To be fair, Princess Peach is a 'human' in charge of an entire kingdom that is full of mushrooms. Not to mention there is a crown that can turn toadettes into pseudo-peaches; there's no telling what's under that dress... The Shadow Siren seems way better than Peach all things considered.
If you couldn’t tell from my comments throughout these videos, I’ve been binge-watching your series recently. And I have to say, you’ve done an incredible job with this. Amazing game to begin with, and your commentary makes it that much better.
To be honest... I kinda like Power of Friendship scenes if they're done well. Especially when they highlight all the people you've met and helped over your journey, like positive Karma. Works well here I think, and also in Okami too.
Yeah, probably not like an boost, but something more like this: You bonded with so many characters, also relating to them as well, because even if they're just random civilians, you still recognize them as characters who carried their stories too, like wanted to improve themselves, seek out interesting mysteries, share some laughter you didn't have for a while, or shared advices for living an amazing life. ... But now this is no typical saving the day or getting the grand treasure. This is the final trial of your journey, and losing is something you CANNOT accept. Those people are what stands behind you from the monster who's intentions will take all of them away. If you don't do this, what'll happen to them? No, you don't want to know, and in fact, you won't let it happen that easy, since you're the one who's standing here to take matters in your own hands. So, what are you gonna do? Just keep going, despite being terrified by the sight of an horrific demon. Fight the darkness that dares to enshroud the world in despair... They cheer you on, hoping that you could make it... So there's just one thing to know: Never quit on them. That was quite a bit dramatic, but I tried to match that exact sort of feeling.
This is one of the many final bosses that I enjoy for a very specific reason. See, there's this one thing I LOVE doing in certain games, especially Mario RPGs. And that is to make the final boss truly stand out by forcing myself to use every ability I can. In this game, that would mean using each Special Attack and each partner at least once. Mind you, I don't go as far as to use every badge attack and partner move I have. But you get my point. And as a bonus, I like finishing off the Shadow Queen with Vivian by my side and with one final Supernova. Feels so much more satisfying that way.
Each partner has their own special use in this battle I find, some sort of niche that makes them stand out and help in a way. Goombella and Yoshi for damage, Koops and Vivian to take out hands, Flurrie and Bobbery to tank and Ms. Mowz to...heal Mario? Pierce Defence?
Ya I had to use all my partners for this fight Mz mouze not included because I did not know how to get her. But Koops and Viv were the most useful they destroyed all her hands. Yoshi aka Gobster was for attacking the queen. Goombella was there for the tattle lol. Flurrie and Bobery where the big tanks so since Vivan was in perail she did ten damage. So I switched Vivian to Flurrie and Boberry. Then I had Koops for back up so if Vivian dies he’ll defeat her. Anyways Killing The shadow queen felt so satisfying. And using all the partners was even more statsfing
Not gonna lie I actually teared up at the Crystal star part. Definitely a heart warming moment... Then I actually cried a bit when seeing Luigi's words.
It happens to most of us way too often. I'm surprised Skawo didn't get bullcrapped by multi-turn fog multiple times this playthrough...I consider this lucky!
11:49 Is that supposed to be King K? Because...no. I know it's dark outside at that scene, but I don't think it's THAT dark to turn a gold koopa into a shady one.
Just to see what happened, my best friend and I decided to choose "Become her servant" because he didn't do it when he played through, and it was my first completion. We were NOT expecting the game-over.
I get that this game is meant to be for children of all ages, but let's be honest. Grodus should have died. Kind of takes away from the whole final battle in my opinion. It would've been a stronger scene ahowing that the game's main antagonist was wiped from existence in a split second by this greater power. Sets up the final boss better.
Skawo Its not like they brought him back later anyway. I know there were x-naut references in SPM, bit i dont remember Grodus ever even being mentioned. They could've just shown Lord Crump with the X-nauts in the ending.
Kazoorion Huh, Guees i forgot about that. Regardless he should either have played a major role in one of the later games or he should have died in TTYD.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought that was ridiculous. Hooktail and Gloomtail were definitely killed off for real, and it seems likely Grubba was too, so why was Grodus getting the axe too dark to make the cut?
Using Fiery Jinx to kill the hands...as opposed to...Koops's Power Shell? Also sometimes you can't help it when the Shadow Queen attacks with her hands; if she changes from her giant hands to the dead hands or vice versa, they'll get a turn in whether they were destroyed or not. I guess the Shadow Sirens stuffed Frankly into a closet somewhere in the Palace of Shadow...which doesn't make much sense to me, since despite being a palace, the whole place seems incredibly devoid of furniture.
The power of friendship, you say? 'Cause it looked more like the power of the gallows in that cutscene. Yes, the gallows send out Crystals Stars all around the world to give Mario strength, so that he may give the Shadow Queen the noose- ...Forgive me, please. Seriously. Forgive me. I... don't know how that got into me. Seriously! I didn't mean to go anything wrong! I'm innocent, I say! I regret everything! At least let me choose the way I die! Pleeaasee! ...Oh, and by the way, we finally know how those ships and the train turned.
I kind of also have a theory for how the four heroes defeated SQ, from watching this video... Toad heals the party with mushrooms, team medic. Koopa uses power shell or something to take down the hands, offensive support. Goomba uses multibonk on SQ, main offensive attacker. Boo to hide everyone in case of supercharged attack, defensive support. Only thing I can't think about is how they restored their FP :v
They had the Crystal Stars in their possession I believe. Sweet Feast would've supplied them. Dunno how they go about charging though, unless they too had a crowd...
In all honesty, that's one of the flawed things about bosses in Paper Mario (and Mario in general), common killing strategies. Power Bounce practically works on everything, and even if you limited yourself not to use it, it would just be a matter of using yet another common strategy (e.g. Spin/Spring Jumps) to finish off the boss. That's just one thing I noticed throughout all of your boss fights for this playthrough, and I suppose you know how boring it can get, which is why I (and many other viewers, as well) appreciate you trying out different stuff. If I had to sum the battle mechanics of TTYD up, it would be that "mechanics are interesting but lose their appeal after a while, due to the usage of common boss killing strategies such as Power Bounce". Just some thoughts about it.
Along with that ridiculous Grodus reveal, what kind of annoyed me about the epilogue was Beldam suddenly becoming good people just because the Shadow Queen was destroyed when resurrecting the Shadow Queen was Beldam's master plan from the very beginning. Unless they were implying she was being influenced or mind controlled in some fashion, in which case they should have done a better job explaining it. Otherwise it just comes across as bizarre at best and mind-fumblingly dumb at worst.
I think they did it because they wanted to show a happy ending for Vivian. And otherwise, Beldam's sole goal was to revive the Shadow Queen, and then she got destroyed for good. Beldam has nothing left to live for; she was mostly being evil out of loyalty.
Not only that, but it feels like a character regression on Vivian's strong character arc in Chapter 4, where she said that she was not going back to her family. And you gotta remember: Beldam had verbally abused Vivian, gaslit her, AND tried summoning a demon to take over the world. Plus, she gets off with no consequences for her actions. So to have Vivian go back with her abusive family kinda just sets off an uncomfortably dangerous message for children, especially victims of abuse, and this hasn't even been Nintendo's first time giving such a dangerous message like this, as they do the same with Lillie, Gladion, and their abusive mother Lusamine in Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon.
In actuality, Peach has been kidnapped by the Secret Society of X-Nauts, a group of Moon-dwellers led by Sir Grodus, which is also searching for the Crystal Stars. While held captive, Peach uses e-mail via the main base's computer, TEC, to inform Mario about the quest and consequently help him to attain all seven Crystal Stars and locate the treasure. However, the "treasure" is actually the Shadow Queen, a demon responsible in a bid to recover her full power. However, the Shadow Queen betrays and kills Grodus. This happens, but the arcane power of the Crystal Stars is then used to separate Peach from her possessor briefly to give Mario and friends the strength needed to fight the Shadow Queen. Mario defeats the Shadow Queen and frees Peach, returning home with her.
I'm glad that instead of Supernova you decided to Ragnarok and Roll. Does that petalburg battle actually function correctly? Is it actually a fight against 2 boos and Big Boo, or is it just a scripted cutscene? "Toadsworth found another treasure map!" How many demons does Mario need to smack around in a year? Also how come nobody ever finds treasure maps that've already had the treasure found at the end?
I remember when I first played the postgame, I actually did think you had to regain all your partners. I didn't realize I had them all until I had gotten to the airplane pad just before the pipe to Petal Meadows.
That actually was the original intention of TTYD's postgame, as proven by the game's unused text files for each partner's "rejoining" to the party. Because of this, the postgame is actually incomplete.
It's understandable that Doopliss would be in the play; since regular Duplighosts don't exist, he's the only one that can play Mario when they perform the play.
44 minutes? Wow, I thought this was going to be split into 2 episodes....thanks for not ruining our viewing pleasure with cliffhangers! I suppose you've already finished the postgame sidequests and are probably deep in the Pit now, Skawo? Recording-wise...
Because of Phantom Hourglass? Ah, I understand. Obviously I haven't finished the episode, but you'll be...doing SPM after this (or, re-doing, to put it more accurately)...? I guess 64 is kinda much too similar, eh?
Why is it that PM games always have cutscenes in the middle of final bosses, then Mario and Luigi you don't need anything special to beat the final boss? 11:41 Yet Bowser loses...
20:58 Look ma! No hands! _gets burned at the stake_ 26:42 Also, "kids" with Bobbery standing right there. 36:25 Yes, I am disappointed Grodus isn't straight up dead. The bastard deserved it. At least he looks funny as just a head hopping around. 39:33 Yeah, that really struck an emotional chord with me. I'm crying as I type this. *sniff*
Two questions: Why didn't the Armored Harriers advance past the bottom of the Major League, and why have the Armored Harriers not simply taken over the entire world with their unlimited defense? Hell, why don't we have a Paper Mario spinoff with the Armored Harriers as the protagonists?
If anyone's wondering, the "treasure" Frankly found was a *Dried Shroom.* It's proof that ancient civilizations ate mushrooms. It's very valuable from a historical standpoint. Monetary? *NO.*
So let me get this straight. In your LP of Super Paper Mario, during the final boss, you complained that said boss was underwhelming because the ratio of the boss's HP to your typical attack power was so low compared to that for the Shadow Queen. In fact, if I remember correctly, you said SPM's final boss BHP:TAP ratio was about 10:1, whereas in this game it's 25:1. But when you fight the Shadow Queen in this playthrough, you deliberately use a ridiculous badge combo to put your attack power in the double digits, changing the BHP:TAP ratio to roughly 12:1. Do you like your final bosses easily trounceable or not?
The difference here is that getting all of those badges and levels required effort on my part while SPM's setup just happens naturally. You would not have this setup on your first playthrough of TTYD, and you very much would in SPM.
There are 2 ways to do this fight. 1. do it like normal maybe die a few times but still win. 2. *Use 25 power rush badges and have 5 hp left* I've done both btw.
I love this game’s ending and how brilliantly it wraps everything up. The other games such as Super and the last 2 (which aren’t real Paper Mario games) don’t rlly give us a long satisfying conclusion. Super gives us something rlly emotional but we don’t get a great ending such as this
32:48 the first ever time I saw Luigi jump in this game. And of course with the PM64 sound. But anyway, if I recall correctly ,PM64 had pretty much the same scene right at the end of the game in which you see the situation of each partner you've gotten in the game so far. I didn't like that scene at the time since it was a ripoff ,right? But when we got to that bland abomination that came out in 2011 ,I missed these scenes badly since they actually gave these characters even more of a...character ,personality and stuff. Color Splash tried to make a scene that should probably sadden the player. That made me hope for the future of this game and maybe consider a purchase this time around.I just want them to look at this game and take notes why people loved this game even though, as we could see that playthrough , had a lot of flaws. I mean, they've got at least 5 years ffs
This might interest you!: Paper Mario: The Rewind Chronicles, an amazing fanmade idea of a true TTYD sequel, (not an actual game, sadly) has the one of the best fanmade soundtracks ever! (Complete with Story & Art!) The creator of the fanmade idea, Renzo S., is a channel I highly recommend subscribing to! Go to a playlist called Paper Mario The Rewind Chronicles Music Reorganized for the best list of it's 85+ original music tracks!
I don't think Rogueport is actually in the Mushroom Kingdom, since not many people no who Peach is or what she looks like. Also, it doesn't seem like Peach has actually heard of Rogueport before this game.
This last boss battle was so hard. I barely made it through. The balancing of this game was pretty poor towards the end where everything was as breezy as a spring day then all of a sudden 2 bosses back to back and then this. Still the top 5 best gamecube games though.
okay.... started on SPM (which i don't really mind), yet haven't uploaded the final bonus vid. is it taking long b/c of the second run with the pit or whats the delay?
The delay is that I haven't recorded it yet and I now go to an internship for 8 hours a day, so I don't have the time to. Expect the bonus videos past the weekend.
I never really used Power Bounce or Multibonk, as it's kinda overpowered for me. Or use power up badges... Yes I had some difficulty with some bosses, but that's what they are, no? I still loved watching the videos, though. Everyone plays different.
So to get your tattle log complete, you have to go through the pit of 100 trials and regular story to get everything? Yes there is your second chance at Glitz Pit but I did that and didn't tattle quite a few. Am I screwed or do I still have somewhat of a chance?
If you missed tattles in the Glitz Pit, you will have to lose a bunch of times to lose ranks. The only fight there that's not findable elsewhere is the Iron Cleft and Bald Cleft, though?
I didn't notice there was a... (Echo)*POWER OF FRIENDSHIP*(End of echo) message in this game. Makes this look really bad. I wish I watched Colour Splash videos. Good music though.
Due this video's length and subject material, no Phantom Hourglass today.
Skawo oh wait Skawo what about Luigi's last adventure and the trouble center??
There's going to be a bonus video
Oh ok
Well I got CHUGGACONROY instead lol
Buwu nu
"YOU GO, BRO!" That always makes me want to cry, knowing that Luigi is halting his own adventure to help with Mario's.
Luigi already finished his adventure by the time you fight the final boss iirc, you can talk to him after chapter 7 at the Rogueport Inn.
No matter how many times i see it, that "power of friendship" cutscene always gives me a warm feeling
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I played this game around 2009, but I never had a GameCube SD so I never got farther than chapter 1, but I remember still having a blast, even though then I wasn’t that good at it. Now it’s 2019 and this week I got the chance to play it again, and when I finished and saw the ending scenes. It just brings a warm feeling and I feel like a connection to these characters and I get a nostalgic feel. This game had a special place in my heart..
And now, the elephant left in the room after clearing out said room:
*How I think Paper Mario: Luigi and the Marvelous Compass would be a game!*
Minor cosmetic changes: Instead of FP, you use SP (Sweet Points) going with the sweets theme of the Waffle Kingdom, and CP (Compass Points) to perform special moves.
Chapters:
Chapter 1: A New Adventure Awaits (Waffle Kingdom)
A parallel to Rogueport, which involves searching the sewers and aboveground for the next compass piece's whereabouts. Compass piece is Base, which enables Sugar Rush (Sweet Treat DX).
Chapter 2: Secrets in the Searing Sands (Rumblebump Volcano)
Hey, for once, a fire level is FIRST! It's preceded by a bit of desert, though. Involves pushing blocks onto volcanic vents to launch them and/or Luigi. The desert part also involves slotting the blocks into certain positions to hold down switches. The volcanic part revolves around redirecting the lava flows in the various areas to make paths forward. Luigi and co. have to collect various pieces of a strange mechanism they think will unlock the way forwards, but it actually just summons Rumblepoca. Compass piece is Needle, which enables Pinpoint, a variant of Earth Tremor that flips certain grounded enemies.
Chapter 3: Plumpbelly Village
Really nothing to do here, as the doors of all the houses are locked (for fear of Hizza.) Any time Luigi attacks, he takes one damage (the chiffon.) Compass piece is Glass, which enables Tune Out (Match the played rhythm to boost defense and Electrify, up to five times for 3 turns.)
Chapter 4: A Race To Remember (Circuit Break Island)
Hope you're good at Mario Kart! That's what it is, but the races work rather like the Glitz Pit, and the items require action commands. Like with the Glitz Pit, Luigi and co. discover corruption within the track, but instead of someone using the trophy for their insidious scheme, Kruschetti, a parallel to Rawk Hawk, has become corrupted by the compass piece's allure, and thus rules the ring with an iron fist for the purpose of keeping it, imposing frivolous rules on lower-ranked racers to keep them from ever having a chance at taking his trophy away. Compass piece is Pin, which enables Pin Down (Clock Out Lite.)
Chapter 5: The Show Must Go On (Jazzafrazz Town)
The first half involves using action commands to control all the actors, and the second half is an Excess Express like mystery where Hayzee was fed poisoned cake like Rawk Hawk tried to do to Mario! Compass piece is Rim, which enables Rollup (Showstopper Lite.)
Chapter 6: Grimble Forest/Rapturous Ruins
It's the Tower of Riddles, but at three or four times the size (and puzzles.) Compass piece is Hook, which enables Flashbang (Think PK Flash, but with action commands, damage, and no insta kill.) In the void end part, Cranberry reveals himself to be an Automide, a series of ancient, humanoid war automata built by the Luffs as enforcers of their regime using the Marvelous Compass. He hints of one remaining other like him before vanishing after relinquishing the piece.
Chapter 7: Hatesong Tower Base
Palace of Shadow Lite. After rescuing Princess Eclair, the Chestnut King follows you throughout until you get to the top. Also it's revealed that Princess Eclair is secretly another Automide, and wasn't kidnapped, but rather fled. Minister Crepe discovered her true nature and the power of possessing a war android that could level cities went to his head, thinking he could use it to conquer the world in the name of reviving the Luff empire. Eclair, in contrast to what she was built for, despised fighting, and thus sought out the Chestnut King's help to avoid being used as a weapon again. Upon learning of this, Crepe cursed the Chestnut King to turn into a mindless monster upon the entrance of intruders, then spun it as the princess being kidnapped to trick unaware adventurers into pinning down her location. Compass piece is Chain, which enables Foresight, a variant of Power Lift that turns Luigi and co. Dodgy instead of boosting their Defense. It also lets Luigi automatically Superguard any attacks that do hit him.
Chapter 8: Hatesong Tower Apex
Imagine those Mimi rooms from SPM, but Mimi is replaced with the Ultimate Chimera. This is what the Chestnut King does, until you fight him at the top, where he's too tired out to instant kill you. After reassembling the Compass and freeing the Chestnut King from his curse, now known as Lord Chessna, you fight Crepe, as per the book. At first, you can't do anything to him, but since the Compass pieces are repelled by evil, they come flying out of his body after Chessna lands a decisive blow, leading to him fighting alongside Luigi and his partner after they absorb their power.
Partners:
Gelatya:
The ice-cream Spania found in the coding. Basically Goombella 2.0, down to being connected to the university (studying to be a professor there.) Attacks with ice tornadoes, which follow the same action commands as Earth Tremor, but smaller.
Chilly Wind: A ranged attack that has a small chance to Freeze at Ultra Rank.
Spy: Functions almost identically to Tattle. However, the first time it's used on an enemy in battle, it reveals their weak spots, allowing Luigi to deal increased damage to them that turn, in addition to revealing their health and marking them as seen.
Sprinkle Mine: Scatters spikes that deal a bit of damage to any enemy who makes contact. Doesn't protect from attacks, though.
North Wind: A tornado that can make foes Dizzy.
Blooey:
A gangster Blooper. Each time he gets burnt more (after the Rumblepoca and Chestnut King fights) he gains a permanent D-Down, P-Up effect.
Blooper Bomb: A headbutt that knocks enemies into each other, similar to Gulp, but without the piercing effect.
Ink Shot: Deals a bit of damage and can make enemies Dizzy.
Throw: A defense piercing attack executed similarly to Parakarry's Shell Shot. Like the Slingsniper, aiming for certain parts on large enemies will deal extra damage. Needed to defeat Rumblepoca.
Blooper Babies: Summons a Blooper Baby, each of which acts like a Grodus-Cross, minus the barrier
Takes more damage from fire, but raises attack each time.
In the overworld, he can be used as a projectile to hit far off switches.
Jerry:
He's just Bobbery 2.0 (more damage.)
Torque:
1 defense and high HP, but low damage moves.
Wrench Whack: Functionally the same as the Super Hammer.
Electro Gadget: Executed like Fiery Jinx, but up to 5 times, which inflicts a special variant of Electrified on the party. Each button sequence increases damage upon contact by 1 and duration by 2.
Withdraw: Draws into his shell and shields Luigi.
Wrench Whammer: Gulp DX, executed like the Super Hammer.
In the overworld, he can be used to turn certain mechanisms with his wrench, and will give them another turn when Luigi whistles, allowing him to move things repeatedly like Koops' hold mechanic.
Hayzee:
His attacks have a chance to miss, fitting with him being really weird.
Brown Note: Match the rhythm to attack everyone.
Lovely Tune: Puts all enemies to sleep, but it has a chance to put audience members or even Luigi to sleep as well.
Flower Power: Raises Luigi's attack power by up to 3.
Minty Fresh: Releases a sweet smelling pollen, which cures everyone's statuses and heals a bit of HP.
In the overworld, his pollen can be used to reveal hidden items like Ms. Mowz, such as invisible blocks or Flip Panels.
Screamy:
A variant of Vivian that uses water spells.
Chessna:
The beast formerly known as the Chestnut King, who was actually the prince of the Waffle Kingdom under a curse. He specializes in protecting party members and healing himself as he attacks, joining you in the postgame after beating Ultima Crepe.
Shield Charge: Rushes forwards using a shield, which flips over shelled enemies.
Life Drain: Attacks and heals for 5 HP.
Royal Guard: Defends Luigi, in return taking more damage if oncoming attacks aren't Superguarded.
Giga Drain: Attacks and heals for the same amount of damage dealt.
Eclair:
A 1000-year old robotic maiden known as an Automide, who specializes in hitting multiple enemies at once. In the postgame, Luigi can talk to her at her castle to recruit her into his party.
Arm Cannon: Shoots up to five shots using an energy cannon embedded into her arm. The shots are fired using a faster version of Blooey's Throw reticle.
Super Cannon: Fires wildly into the air, which causes ten shots to rain down. Each target will get hit at least once.
Rewind: Boosts Attack and gains an extra turn next turn by turning the giant wind-up key embedded into her back.
Hyper Buster: An enormous laser beam that hits all enemies at once.
Bosses:
Rumblepoca
A boss with an unpierceable defense, similar to the Iron Clefts (at a point where most attacks will deal 1 damage, he's functionally invincible), but the idea is to hit him with Blooey's Throw, after which he keels over and lets you wail on his weak spot.
Hizza
It's Hooktail 2.0. You can take off the dress on the journey to him, but it makes the fight much harder, like the Attack FX R, as Hizza lowers his defense and attack power and his second head has negative defense if you have it on. Superguarding his second head will deal tons of damage to the main boss.
Dramangosteen
A Dayzee resembling a mangosteen' who's a rival director that's jealous of Hayzee winning for two years in a row. He would also use various foley on the battlefield to his advantage, buffing himself, debuffing you, and even periodically taking out your audience if necessary. At the end, right before dying, he spawns a Bowser Statue event as a last-ditch attack.
Chestnut King
A monstrous beast, who acts much like Grodus, freezing you and sending off shockwaves. He also occasionally covers the stage in a poison fog, which deals one damage per turn and makes him Dodgy.
Crepe: It's Shadow Queen Lite.
Anyway, thanks for listening to my little ramble..
Nintendo better hire you.
25:55 Yes, let's smack the princess in the face with a steering wheel
26:04 If the court in Sunshine is any indication, the judge won't even hear him out
Something that I am extremely mad about this game is the fact that every girl in this game seems attracted to him and wants him, yet Princess Peach still doesn't give him "cake"
It seems that those curse-chest things cursed him to be eternally friendzoned as well
The only thing friendzoning mario is mario himself; he was given a harem in the game, and he could have chosen any one of them other than peach.
@@Hoshi_no_Ren To be fair, Princess Peach is a 'human' in charge of an entire kingdom that is full of mushrooms. Not to mention there is a crown that can turn toadettes into pseudo-peaches; there's no telling what's under that dress...
The Shadow Siren seems way better than Peach all things considered.
9:35 The Gallows, the Ultimate form of Friendship. Of course.
Its where they hung the non-friends.
Power of the Gallows, Activate!
Friendship Gallows Beam and knuckles featuring dante from devil may cry.
Someone would probably play that.
If you couldn’t tell from my comments throughout these videos, I’ve been binge-watching your series recently. And I have to say, you’ve done an incredible job with this. Amazing game to begin with, and your commentary makes it that much better.
To be honest... I kinda like Power of Friendship scenes if they're done well. Especially when they highlight all the people you've met and helped over your journey, like positive Karma. Works well here I think, and also in Okami too.
Yeah, probably not like an boost, but something more like this:
You bonded with so many characters, also relating to them as well, because even if they're just random civilians, you still recognize them as characters who carried their stories too, like wanted to improve themselves, seek out interesting mysteries, share some laughter you didn't have for a while, or shared advices for living an amazing life.
... But now this is no typical saving the day or getting the grand treasure. This is the final trial of your journey, and losing is something you CANNOT accept. Those people are what stands behind you from the monster who's intentions will take all of them away. If you don't do this, what'll happen to them? No, you don't want to know, and in fact, you won't let it happen that easy, since you're the one who's standing here to take matters in your own hands.
So, what are you gonna do? Just keep going, despite being terrified by the sight of an horrific demon. Fight the darkness that dares to enshroud the world in despair... They cheer you on, hoping that you could make it... So there's just one thing to know:
Never quit on them.
That was quite a bit dramatic, but I tried to match that exact sort of feeling.
I love how the power of friendship is formed over the gallows.
This is one of the many final bosses that I enjoy for a very specific reason.
See, there's this one thing I LOVE doing in certain games, especially Mario RPGs. And that is to make the final boss truly stand out by forcing myself to use every ability I can.
In this game, that would mean using each Special Attack and each partner at least once. Mind you, I don't go as far as to use every badge attack and partner move I have. But you get my point. And as a bonus, I like finishing off the Shadow Queen with Vivian by my side and with one final Supernova.
Feels so much more satisfying that way.
Each partner has their own special use in this battle I find, some sort of niche that makes them stand out and help in a way.
Goombella and Yoshi for damage, Koops and Vivian to take out hands, Flurrie and Bobbery to tank and Ms. Mowz to...heal Mario? Pierce Defence?
Ya I had to use all my partners for this fight Mz mouze not included because I did not know how to get her. But Koops and Viv were the most useful they destroyed all her hands. Yoshi aka Gobster was for attacking the queen. Goombella was there for the tattle lol. Flurrie and Bobery where the big tanks so since Vivan was in perail she did ten damage. So I switched Vivian to Flurrie and Boberry. Then I had Koops for back up so if Vivian dies he’ll defeat her. Anyways Killing The shadow queen felt so satisfying. And using all the partners was even more statsfing
Not gonna lie I actually teared up at the Crystal star part. Definitely a heart warming moment...
Then I actually cried a bit when seeing Luigi's words.
Someone make a gif of the multi-turn fog. That was glorious.
It happens to most of us way too often.
I'm surprised Skawo didn't get bullcrapped by multi-turn fog multiple times this playthrough...I consider this lucky!
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11:49
Is that supposed to be King K? Because...no.
I know it's dark outside at that scene, but I don't think it's THAT dark to turn a gold koopa into a shady one.
no its not i know what and who youre talking about
its one of the fighters from the major league locker room
Just to see what happened, my best friend and I decided to choose "Become her servant" because he didn't do it when he played through, and it was my first completion. We were NOT expecting the game-over.
I get that this game is meant to be for children of all ages, but let's be honest. Grodus should have died. Kind of takes away from the whole final battle in my opinion. It would've been a stronger scene ahowing that the game's main antagonist was wiped from existence in a split second by this greater power. Sets up the final boss better.
I agree.
Skawo Its not like they brought him back later anyway. I know there were x-naut references in SPM, bit i dont remember Grodus ever even being mentioned. They could've just shown Lord Crump with the X-nauts in the ending.
Actually Grodus was also mentioned in SPM www.mariowiki.com/Sir_Grodus#Super_Paper_Mario
Kazoorion Huh, Guees i forgot about that. Regardless he should either have played a major role in one of the later games or he should have died in TTYD.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought that was ridiculous. Hooktail and Gloomtail were definitely killed off for real, and it seems likely Grubba was too, so why was Grodus getting the axe too dark to make the cut?
43:27 it never mentioned sony but welp
Wonder who'd be the vessel if Peach never came to town then...
Shadow Queen Phase 3 is honestly the best boss theme in the game IMO.
44 minutes of game play and commentary by Skawo. A dream comes true! :-D Thanks for the video mate! :-D
I died laughing at 32:16!! XD
@5:17
After her last boss fight, Beldam says: "No...now she will never..." before she clams up, heavily implying this was her plan from the start.
I think it's implied that Beldam was behind Grodus the whole time, and was the one who told him about the Shadow Queen in the first place.
Well, that was a fun ride. I hope Nintendo makes an HD remake of this game soon.
They did for the Nintendo Switch!!!
Man, Paper Mario: The Rewind Chronicles would've filled in the lack of a TTYD sequel if it was real...
The ending makes me cry every time.
Everyone loves Mario.
Wow, I just realised how many games Leslie Swan localised. Also, I had no clue that she voiced Peach until I looked her up.
Yeah, I was a bit busy watching the photos and listening to the credits music my first few times. :P
Using Fiery Jinx to kill the hands...as opposed to...Koops's Power Shell?
Also sometimes you can't help it when the Shadow Queen attacks with her hands; if she changes from her giant hands to the dead hands or vice versa, they'll get a turn in whether they were destroyed or not.
I guess the Shadow Sirens stuffed Frankly into a closet somewhere in the Palace of Shadow...which doesn't make much sense to me, since despite being a palace, the whole place seems incredibly devoid of furniture.
What kind of obsession do you have for Nate Bihldorff?
He's one of the very few employees at Nintendo who stuck out in my mind. Probably because he presented Sticker Star that one year. Just that.
I love the music when the crystal stars go to their homes
i hate endings
The power of friendship, you say? 'Cause it looked more like the power of the gallows in that cutscene. Yes, the gallows send out Crystals Stars all around the world to give Mario strength, so that he may give the Shadow Queen the noose-
...Forgive me, please. Seriously. Forgive me. I... don't know how that got into me. Seriously! I didn't mean to go anything wrong! I'm innocent, I say! I regret everything! At least let me choose the way I die! Pleeaasee!
...Oh, and by the way, we finally know how those ships and the train turned.
I kind of also have a theory for how the four heroes defeated SQ, from watching this video...
Toad heals the party with mushrooms, team medic.
Koopa uses power shell or something to take down the hands, offensive support.
Goomba uses multibonk on SQ, main offensive attacker.
Boo to hide everyone in case of supercharged attack, defensive support.
Only thing I can't think about is how they restored their FP :v
Bingo
They had the Crystal Stars in their possession I believe. Sweet Feast would've supplied them.
Dunno how they go about charging though, unless they too had a crowd...
It would had been great if twilight town actually became brighter....
In all honesty, that's one of the flawed things about bosses in Paper Mario (and Mario in general), common killing strategies. Power Bounce practically works on everything, and even if you limited yourself not to use it, it would just be a matter of using yet another common strategy (e.g. Spin/Spring Jumps) to finish off the boss. That's just one thing I noticed throughout all of your boss fights for this playthrough, and I suppose you know how boring it can get, which is why I (and many other viewers, as well) appreciate you trying out different stuff.
If I had to sum the battle mechanics of TTYD up, it would be that "mechanics are interesting but lose their appeal after a while, due to the usage of common boss killing strategies such as Power Bounce". Just some thoughts about it.
I just realized every partner you have has a different voice line said depending on which one you are using. Its a small detail but i appreciate it
Mario: here we go again 38:21
Along with that ridiculous Grodus reveal, what kind of annoyed me about the epilogue was Beldam suddenly becoming good people just because the Shadow Queen was destroyed when resurrecting the Shadow Queen was Beldam's master plan from the very beginning. Unless they were implying she was being influenced or mind controlled in some fashion, in which case they should have done a better job explaining it. Otherwise it just comes across as bizarre at best and mind-fumblingly dumb at worst.
Salociin Agreed. they didn't need to show or mention beldam at all, or grodus for that matter.
I think they did it because they wanted to show a happy ending for Vivian.
And otherwise, Beldam's sole goal was to revive the Shadow Queen, and then she got destroyed for good. Beldam has nothing left to live for; she was mostly being evil out of loyalty.
Not only that, but it feels like a character regression on Vivian's strong character arc in Chapter 4, where she said that she was not going back to her family. And you gotta remember: Beldam had verbally abused Vivian, gaslit her, AND tried summoning a demon to take over the world. Plus, she gets off with no consequences for her actions.
So to have Vivian go back with her abusive family kinda just sets off an uncomfortably dangerous message for children, especially victims of abuse, and this hasn't even been Nintendo's first time giving such a dangerous message like this, as they do the same with Lillie, Gladion, and their abusive mother Lusamine in Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon.
I wish Vivian could have been with Mario that was so sweet 😢
38:21 sounds like a game over theme
32:34 in the end seems like the whole adventure is mario telling what happened
In actuality, Peach has been kidnapped by the Secret Society of X-Nauts, a group of Moon-dwellers led by Sir Grodus, which is also searching for the Crystal Stars. While held captive, Peach uses e-mail via the main base's computer, TEC, to inform Mario about the quest and consequently help him to attain all seven Crystal Stars and locate the treasure. However, the "treasure" is actually the Shadow Queen, a demon responsible in a bid to recover her full power. However, the Shadow Queen betrays and kills Grodus. This happens, but the arcane power of the Crystal Stars is then used to separate Peach from her possessor briefly to give Mario and friends the strength needed to fight the Shadow Queen. Mario defeats the Shadow Queen and frees Peach, returning home with her.
A new fact in early development. On 42:56 you can see the glow was to be ment purple and not blue in the final version :)
Huh, that's a neat observation.
@@RoadrunnerWMC :D that is why I shout it out. Im the first!
I'm glad that instead of Supernova you decided to Ragnarok and Roll.
Does that petalburg battle actually function correctly? Is it actually a fight against 2 boos and Big Boo, or is it just a scripted cutscene?
"Toadsworth found another treasure map!"
How many demons does Mario need to smack around in a year? Also how come nobody ever finds treasure maps that've already had the treasure found at the end?
It's a scripted cutscene. You get stuck in it infinitely. And there's two Marios.
I remember when I first played the postgame, I actually did think you had to regain all your partners. I didn't realize I had them all until I had gotten to the airplane pad just before the pipe to Petal Meadows.
That actually was the original intention of TTYD's postgame, as proven by the game's unused text files for each partner's "rejoining" to the party. Because of this, the postgame is actually incomplete.
Anachronistic ALLOS wouldn't it be fun to regain your partners though
It's understandable that Doopliss would be in the play; since regular Duplighosts don't exist, he's the only one that can play Mario when they perform the play.
44 minutes? Wow, I thought this was going to be split into 2 episodes....thanks for not ruining our viewing pleasure with cliffhangers!
I suppose you've already finished the postgame sidequests and are probably deep in the Pit now, Skawo? Recording-wise...
Nope. Not started yet at all.
Because of Phantom Hourglass? Ah, I understand.
Obviously I haven't finished the episode, but you'll be...doing SPM after this (or, re-doing, to put it more accurately)...? I guess 64 is kinda much too similar, eh?
Yes. And I already did PM64 twice, too :r
Awwww... we didn't reach 600 on the ORLY counter...oh well, maybe we'll reach it in the bonus episodes!
Why is it that PM games always have cutscenes in the middle of final bosses, then Mario and Luigi you don't need anything special to beat the final boss?
11:41
Yet Bowser loses...
MustachedChomp because it’s just bowser and the stakes are much lower than in paper mario
14:21 / 14:22 .who say that.." go , luigi...eh , i mean....mario..... " ?!
😀😃
20:58 Look ma! No hands! _gets burned at the stake_
26:42 Also, "kids" with Bobbery standing right there.
36:25 Yes, I am disappointed Grodus isn't straight up dead. The bastard deserved it. At least he looks funny as just a head hopping around.
39:33 Yeah, that really struck an emotional chord with me. I'm crying as I type this. *sniff*
after this much fun and adventuring i can only say one thing
doopliss is even worse at superguards than you are
Two questions: Why didn't the Armored Harriers advance past the bottom of the Major League, and why have the Armored Harriers not simply taken over the entire world with their unlimited defense? Hell, why don't we have a Paper Mario spinoff with the Armored Harriers as the protagonists?
It’s something we don’t see
If anyone's wondering, the "treasure" Frankly found was a *Dried Shroom.* It's proof that ancient civilizations ate mushrooms. It's very valuable from a historical standpoint. Monetary? *NO.*
Great. Now you can release Newer!
Release of Newer is in no way influenced by these playthroughs.
@@Skawo
Uh... present skawo, your past self is cryin right now
I like how the crystal stars start around a noose, and I thought this was E 10 +
14:11 Yeah! Go Mario! Don't stop playing Super Mario Run!
So let me get this straight. In your LP of Super Paper Mario, during the final boss, you complained that said boss was underwhelming because the ratio of the boss's HP to your typical attack power was so low compared to that for the Shadow Queen. In fact, if I remember correctly, you said SPM's final boss BHP:TAP ratio was about 10:1, whereas in this game it's 25:1.
But when you fight the Shadow Queen in this playthrough, you deliberately use a ridiculous badge combo to put your attack power in the double digits, changing the BHP:TAP ratio to roughly 12:1.
Do you like your final bosses easily trounceable or not?
The difference here is that getting all of those badges and levels required effort on my part while SPM's setup just happens naturally. You would not have this setup on your first playthrough of TTYD, and you very much would in SPM.
There are 2 ways to do this fight. 1. do it like normal maybe die a few times but still win. 2. *Use 25 power rush badges and have 5 hp left*
I've done both btw.
"Everyone on Keelhaul Key is well" Probably because that shopkeeper got eaten.
Oh god were fighting sassuno
9:40
Star Septet: WISHES OF THE WORLD!
that fog was easily the funniest thing ive seen all day
Wait, so Rogueport is in the Mushroom Kingdom?
Yep. It says so in the manual.
Why dose everyone have to have a stinking crush on Mario gosh
Just makes me feel so gross inside
Derpy Eyez
It's obviously the Silent Protagonist appeal. Take Link for example.
well humans got a crush on a pony like you so yeah
Derpy Eyez yeah but no one loves Vivian
Mario is a chick magnet for goombella, flurrie, Vivian, and ms mowz.
I love this game’s ending and how brilliantly it wraps everything up. The other games such as Super and the last 2 (which aren’t real Paper Mario games) don’t rlly give us a long satisfying conclusion. Super gives us something rlly emotional but we don’t get a great ending such as this
32:48 the first ever time I saw Luigi jump in this game. And of course with the PM64 sound. But anyway, if I recall correctly ,PM64 had pretty much the same scene right at the end of the game in which you see the situation of each partner you've gotten in the game so far. I didn't like that scene at the time since it was a ripoff ,right? But when we got to that bland abomination that came out in 2011 ,I missed these scenes badly since they actually gave these characters even more of a...character ,personality and stuff. Color Splash tried to make a scene that should probably sadden the player. That made me hope for the future of this game and maybe consider a purchase this time around.I just want them to look at this game and take notes why people loved this game even though, as we could see that playthrough , had a lot of flaws. I mean, they've got at least 5 years ffs
This might interest you!: Paper Mario: The Rewind Chronicles, an amazing fanmade idea of a true TTYD sequel, (not an actual game, sadly) has the one of the best fanmade soundtracks ever! (Complete with Story & Art!) The creator of the fanmade idea, Renzo S., is a channel I highly recommend subscribing to! Go to a playlist called Paper Mario The Rewind Chronicles Music Reorganized for the best list of it's 85+ original music tracks!
That does sound really interesting. I'm definitely gonna check it out and thank you for the response.
And thanks to all the peoples yelling, the queen was un-able to attack for 5 minutes!
I don't think Rogueport is actually in the Mushroom Kingdom, since not many people no who Peach is or what she looks like. Also, it doesn't seem like Peach has actually heard of Rogueport before this game.
This last boss battle was so hard. I barely made it through. The balancing of this game was pretty poor towards the end where everything was as breezy as a spring day then all of a sudden 2 bosses back to back and then this. Still the top 5 best gamecube games though.
Also, I don't recall ever seeing her use that "Allergic" status effect. Huh.
25:44 They really couldn't help her at all considering you eat them earlier in the chapter. They had no energy left to fight.
I don't know about that, there's heart blocks everywhere and stuff.
True, but I sorta imagine that the heart blocks are kinda like the save blocks in that only Mario can see and use them, but that's just my guess.
But they can't jump.
28:22 Here We Go Again
The Superman 64 joke earned you a subscriber.
okay.... started on SPM (which i don't really mind), yet haven't uploaded the final bonus vid. is it taking long b/c of the second run with the pit or whats the delay?
The delay is that I haven't recorded it yet and I now go to an internship for 8 hours a day, so I don't have the time to.
Expect the bonus videos past the weekend.
I wonder what the secret goombella had that she wanted to tell Mario at the end was
She loves him. Same with Vivian
Poison Mushroom Bingo? I don't recall that occurring.
Did you mispell credits?
Or you did it on purpose?
It was a pun on "crew".
Spookfest ITS A pun. If you read my comment on that then read skawo’s reply
I never really used Power Bounce or Multibonk, as it's kinda overpowered for me. Or use power up badges...
Yes I had some difficulty with some bosses, but that's what they are, no?
I still loved watching the videos, though. Everyone plays different.
So “Gonzales” got translated to Gunsales???? Really?????
The guidebook says Allergic cancels other status conditions. This is a blatant lie.
So to get your tattle log complete, you have to go through the pit of 100 trials and regular story to get everything? Yes there is your second chance at Glitz Pit but I did that and didn't tattle quite a few. Am I screwed or do I still have somewhat of a chance?
If you missed tattles in the Glitz Pit, you will have to lose a bunch of times to lose ranks. The only fight there that's not findable elsewhere is the Iron Cleft and Bald Cleft, though?
"You Go Bro!" Did Luigi find a crystal star?
Aiden J. But were is it do?
Actually, Skawo, you can talk to frankly in the postgame. The treasure is a dried shroom. Not kidding.
that's the joke
Maybe it was some sort of golden Giga Shroom that would grant immortality or something, but it shriveled up in those thousand years?
You'd be surprised how much I hear that theory from people.
When the Punies came, my heart.
These are the best ending crewdits
Also, have you ever managed to superguard the charge attack? I definitely remember doing it before...
I have. See the Level Zero attempt.
6:22 Dat boo tho
What a great ending
Shadow Queen for president!
Dank palace
5:49 wait why did mario aparoch first if the witch wanted to start a fight? wouldnt the witch aproch mario first?
I know i spelled this wrong
I didn't notice there was a...
(Echo)*POWER OF FRIENDSHIP*(End of echo) message in this game.
Makes this look really bad.
I wish I watched Colour Splash videos.
Good music though.
-GO MARIO- GO LUIGI
I’m curious - does the ending change if you don’t pick up Ms. Mowz?
Nope
Orly counter: 666
skawo u should do tge pit of 100 trails