The sewers could have been considered more, 1. Bloopers live with you 2. If the green water deters you, place blue food coloring in in 3. The empty rooms can be used as a living room, place a carpet maybe. 4. At night you can come out and steal from the shops, nobody will know where you live. 5. Amazing access to some places in the mushroom kingdom, the blue pipes allow you to traverse easily 6. If you want you could charge people for using the blue pipes in your house getting rich enough to get a better house. Anyways I would live in the koopa bros. Castle
Most of locations in paper Mario feel really cozy. One of the many reasons it’s my favourite game! I would choose to live in the yoshi village on lava lava island. Sure it doesn’t have the most modern houses, but it’s right next to a beach, has plenty of cool scenery’s and places explore through the island, and who wouldn’t wanna have a yoshi as a neighbour!
I like the idea of Mario going around the world talking to his companion as though he's a real estate agent, barging into people's houses and delicately smashing their furniture and walls with his hammer going "I think this is both a bench and a treasure chest." then immediately leaving and going next door to do it again
"put me back!! put me back!!" i scream, as i slowly shrink into 1 Star Points being executed by all of goomba village collectively after getting way too ballsy
2:00 that's called a veranda, I believe. 6:00 The house with the exploding bob-omb is Kooper's house. So if you picked that house, Kooper would be your roommate. 13:40 The bridge would be great for like a massive roof party or something. 30:00 That is a record player, it plays vinyl records, great for the people who collect them. 33:00 I'm pretty sure Tubba Blubba had nothing to do with Gusty Gulch being rundown. Also just realized, you should have done something with Goombario's tattles for the different rooms because he will usually comment on what he likes and dislikes on a room. My picks would be Koopa village or Shiver City, for the "I'm just some average guy, looking for a place to live." If I had the resources, I would build a house at Goomba village where Mario landed. Also, if Peach was cool with it, I would live at her castle. Although, it does mean, I would have to get used to Bowser kidnapping Peach every Tuesday, and possibly getting mixed in all the antics of the mario gang, but I would say worth it. And yeah, I would never evict someone.
I know it's from ttyd, but riverside station always felt otherwordly to me, the sunset and the music pairing up really well to create a magical mood, just like sirena beach. Also the map description mentions that the area has locals but you don't see many aside from two train worker toads that just stay there, beside an abandoned and hostile infested station, after the express leaves.
I remember playing that level the first time. Rolling through that anthill-like maze was ridiculously good fun. But, I wouldn't live there. Not only is it the middle of the desert, but you'd have to put up with trains going by and rattling your windows all the time.
14:05 that's your storage attic and also where you dispose of the people who don't buy into your sales pitch. 20:22 That's your indoor pool room, you just need a stopper 21:40 that's your guest indoor pool room, you need to tell them to bring their own stopper from home. Flower Fields, the Toybox and the Mansion are tempting, but shooting star summit has the vistas and charm and I'm a sucker for purple skies.
This may be against the rules but I would definitely go to Shy Guys' Toybox first and learn how their shrinking toybox magic works, then use that to create a very small mansion kept inside one of the small Koopa Village houses. Very efficient!
Even better: mass produce the toy boxes and make each and every one of them a hotel. Place all those toy boxes in tuba blubbas castle, until the castle can’t hold more. Now you have the worlds largest hotel. That many rooms would solve the housing crisis and homelessness (if the mushroom kingdom even has those problems). Of course it’d be a huge investment, what with the toybox technology research and all the furnishing all the toyboxes, keeping the toyboxes safe and find a way to alert all the patrons of the toyboxes in case of a fire hazard, but if you overlook the logistical nightmare aspect, it would revolutionize housing in paper Mario!
I was just re-visiting Paper Mario and got passed chapter 2. Good timing today, yeah I want to say Paper Mario's world is probably some of the comfiest worlds I've seen in the Mario series to visit. I hope someday to make a video talking about what I love about the first more so than the sequel.
Paper Mario is one of those games that simply no matter the location is always finding a way to cheer ya up in some way from the glorious OST or the colourful cast like the partners or heck even King Koopa himself. If I had to pick a place to pluck my weary head with some good folk to share my tales with, It would be the sun baked regions of Dry Dry Desert and Lava Lava Island. They are just too adventurous to pass up exploring even if I'd get robbed by Bandits amidst the sea of endless sand or getting looped around by the aroma of the Jade Jungle. Not to mention THE famous duo of Koopa explorers consisting of a blue and bold adventure loving hero and a stubborn yet foolhardy Koopa with a fine mustache have made a name for themselves out on the wilderness. "sighs" I hope they are doing fine work out there as I have done over these last few months... After all a bone dry desert and a mysterious island with an active volcano are an explorer's bread and butter. I mean who doesn't like exploring an unknown frontier filled with lost history and shiny jewels? Some expeditions just don't ever fall out of style I tell ya that!
I’d live in Shiver City or Starborn Valley. Snowy areas with any wooden cabin are just my type of living space to be honest. I like the coziness of it all.
I would definitely love to live in koopa village, it seems peaceful. Also how awesome would it be to have like some sort of online paper mario 64? people can play as various characters, raise their stats, get badges, go on quests. would be fun
I'm late but I wanted to say this video was really well done! (The stealth skill share ad at the end there, it made me laugh given how unexpectedly it appeared)
Prefer the idea of a scenario like this where you end as a random inhabitant of the kingdom like a Koopa or Goomba rather than Mario. Gives you more to think about on your decision of where to live.
Damn, that didn't take long! You weren't kidding in your last video when you said you already had this kind of idea! At least I think someone suggested it... There were so many comments, I can't keep them straight! After seeing all the towns again, I'd totally chill in Shiver City! I'm a northerly man and I love the snow, I guess I'd just kinda keep to myself if the penguins are ever in their false-accusing mood, but you could just have a secret room similar to Herringway and just relax. I love these videos, it's so interesting to analyze these big game worlds from a more "resident/tourist" perspective! There's so much thought put into the world that goes so underappreciated!
@@SuperMario.1 Tbh a lot of TTYD would be super fun to live in. Boggly Woods, Poshley Heights, Petalburg, Glitzville, Twilight Town. Hell the X-Naut base would be absolute fire
9:55 Now here's what you do, You furnish the jail cells, some rugs, a bed bookshelf that kinda thing. You put big curtains and draperies over the bars and rent out the rooms.
I'd live in Star Haven for sure, no weather to deal with, I can deal with flames cause I'm fine bein scorching hot anyway, got the inn and shop right there, perfect for me :)
It's already quite a bit past midnight where I live... and normally I'd only watch videos on YT in at least 1.5 speed recently. But this! Such a specific video topic. But since I love Paper Mario so much, my favorite game of all time and so nostalgic to me, I've often imaged something similar, so I said screw it and stayed up late to watch this. Thanks for making it! I enjoyed it immensely. My pick of where I would live? The boo's mansion I suppose even if it needs some fixing, I have just always loved the chapter, this space specifically and spooky levels in general. Or indeed Merluvlee's house. I have a similar powerful emotion regarding that entire area to you. Off to bed now xd
@@AdamTheGameBoy Not to one up you, but honestly I was to embarassed admitting most videos I watch in full DOUBLE speed xd But this video? 1AM during the night, regular speed. 🙂
Definitely Shiver City. I love winter, and living in a place where it's always snowing would be a dream! On top of that, I really just love the way the buildings look there, both inside and out. It would just be so cozy and peaceful. Starborn Valley is cool and all (ha), but I don't know, it's a little too isolated, and Shiver City just gives me a different vibe. Would definitely visit Starborn Valley every so often though.
This video is INCREDIBLE! it relates perfectly to how i used to play MMORPGs and other games as a kid. There was no way to actually have your own home, so i had to use my imagination to come up with places in the game i would like to live! i'd imagine what my daily life would be like! If you make more of these videos, I will watch the whole thing, even if it's 5 hours long, and REGARDLESS of what game you do it for! That's how much I love this video.
Never realized the attention to detail they put into the backgrounds of some of these buildings. The grandfather clock in the mansion ACTUALLY WORKS! How did I never realize that?
Ah~ Paper Mario, such a great game with amazing mods and challenge runs that take me over 70 hours and make me stream till 3 AM xD We need more games like this one, at least the good bunch of mods and the community around it keep it alive n.n I would be basic and live in Toad Town, there's a save point, two shops, a chef, a library, a dojo, mail service and its basically midway of a good bunch of places, it may be expensive but after thinking about it, it seems like the best choice for me, another good option would be the Koopa Village or Goomba Village, both of those seem to be in a good environment, except Goomba Village doesn't have a shop but eh, it still looks like a fine place.
Now do TTYD! I would love to hear your thoughts about living in Rogueport, the differences between the 'bad' side of town and the ritzy Pianta side of town, or like living somewhere like Poshley Heights, or maybe even taking up residence in the Glitz Pit? Just think of the possibilities :D
You may want to reconsider Gusty Gulch. Yes, the houses are small and have no structural integrity, BUT... consider that the inhabitants are all ghosts. If you used a boo mushroom and became a ghost, you wouldn't need a big fancy house! You'd just need basic shelter. You can even go through the walls if you want. Plus, it looks like the houses aren't too hard to make! You could likely easily build a better one before you become a ghost! With that being said, I would definitely choose Shiver City, Starborn Valley, or just build a new house near Mario's, because it just needs like a great quiet place to live. I love the cold, and the vibes that Shiver City and Starborn Valley give off are great. Starborn Valley might be better than Shiver City because there's a bunch of cool ninjis hanging around, and you won't get framed for murder! Mario's house is bound to get hot in the Summer, but it's got immediate access to Toad Town, lots of open space, and a very quaint atmosphere.
1:12:50 The best part is that this balcony is canon in the Mario universe since at least Superstar Saga has it I think, being that at the beginning or end of the game (I forgot) you can see Peach on said balcony. Anyways I'd live in Toad Town or Koopa/Goomba Village.
Goomba Village is like my grandparent's house with the greenery and the wooden feeling! I would also fancy myself Shiver City. It might be cold, but the homes are so cozy and everyone seems so welcoming!
It's the Shooting Star Summit for sure. That place is a haven. Also I remember chatting with you Zike years ago from the old TH-cam days. It's nice to see you got some success with your YT channel. Keep up the good work.
5:48 There is a window! It's in the top corner. 15:25 I assume Dry Dry Desert is in the Mushroom Kingdom. The map in the inventory says it's a map of the kingdom, right...?
Dry Dry Ruins: The "trampoline rooms", as you call them, would be great bathrooms. The hole in the floor would be a perfect fit an in-floor bathtub, and they only have 1 door. You would need to make sure they don't leak, but if they did leak, then the sand filled rooms below could be turned into small, indoor oases, which would be cool. Oh, and that pit you have to jump down to get to the basement is BEGGING to be turned into an elevator. Boo's Mansion: 29:40 That's called a gramophone, I believe. 30:00 vinyl records. The gramophone plays vinyl records. Also, Bow's (I hope that's how you spell it, I've only played TTYD, [please make a sequel to this video in that game]) room would make be perfect for a swanky ball. Large dance floor, with a stage large enough for a small orchestra. Could also be a throne room, since the mansion seems to be effectively an entire town for boos, and buying it would make you the mayor/king over them. Tubba Blubba's Castle: It isn't nearly as bad as you make it out to be. Nice high ceilings give it an airy feeling, and if you fix the size of the furniture, doors, and railings, it would be pretty cool. Besides the lack of boos, the large halls have plenty of room for décor. Heck, you could actually install bona fide chandeliers in them, with how tall the ceilings are. Flower Fields: I'm not allergic to pollen, but can you imagine if you were? Cloudy Climb: Since you're above the clouds, you're also above the rain, so a roof would be unnecessary. Also, for the same reason that deserts are hot during the day and freezing at night (there are no clouds to block out the sun during the day, or trap its heat at night), it would be fairly inhospitable to live here. Star Sanctuary: Wait, I recognize those guys from Mario Party 5! Mario Bros' House: The score board would probably list your height, weight, age, bank balance, credit card debt, and what not. But that brings up the question: how does that score board work? Does it automatically update through some kind of magic? Is someone watching Mario's every move and noting it down there? Does Mario just keep track of everything he does in between visits and note any changes? If so, how accurate is it, I mean, can we trust his memory? Cause if it does automatically update through magic, can you imagine how awesome that'd be? Keep track of your finances, from the stock market to your home's value, all automatically tracked and readily available in one location! No more counting calories or steps by manually, it's all written down in white and green!
Wahoo a Paper Mario Video! :D and definitely Shooting Star Summit for me. Nice, serene, and Princess Peach’s Castle is just a short walk away if I ever get bored or lonely. There’s also no monsters there so between the twinkling of shooting stars and the occasional toad tourist I think I’d be able to sleep and pray in peace ( 0 u 0 👍🏻.
The amusing difference between Paper Mario and Thousand Year Door in this context is the difference between deciding which pleasant locale you'd like to spend your life in and deciding which place sucks the least. I mean, yeah, you have Petalburg. But, they have dragon problems. And, I don't think I could afford to live in Poshley Heights.
I didn't watch this entire video yet, but so far Toad Town is probably my favorite place to live, I prefer bustling cities than countryside ones, but not gonna lie Starborn Valley looks like a dope place to travel though.
27:00 "let's go inside the mansion, the first thing that you'll find is that it's completely filled with boo's" it reminds me of my dad's house, only his place is filled with booze, not boo's
Already live in the Texas desert so I could vibe with Dry Dry Outpost, but Shiver City looks super cozy too. Waaaaaay too cold, but everyone is pretty friendly and the furnishings are great.
1:15:40 also the people running it are apparently moving don't worry there will be a mall eventually like one that will open sometime during a pandemic
So many choices! I love every location in this game. If I had to choose where I live in the Paper Mario world, would probably be Star Haven. I don't how to explain it. There's something special about this place that makes me keep coming back to it, every time I replay the game. One thing's for sure, I would build my house here and make it indoor. My next choice would be either Shiver City or Starborn Valley. So hard to choose between the two.
I choose the sewers, with a ton of renovations it can be a good fishing spot for some strange cool fish, if you can get a blooper in there maybe you can get something even cooler and sell it for a profit? Alot of room to store stuff or have a party and quick access to anywhere you want to go! Can't Belive you didn't see the amazing potential of the sewers!
you cant stop me from living in the sewers, that's where all the blue pipes are! and there is a liveable space down there with that room where the guy with the beard is, im makin that my home
Despite their over abundance in exposure in the series, I'd pick toad town just for the convenience of being able to go to other areas and being basically the closest thing to crossbell city(only trails fans would understand that reference 😂) as far as living goes, tho I'd consider a vacation home in the penguin city lol(curious if you ever do thousand year door lol)
I gotta go with Toy Box. Quick access with Toad Town is huge, especially since I wouldn't have to go through the sewers. Also, it looks to have the most square footage with the easiest way to get around being an entire train. Not to mention that I could probably live with the Shy Guys or train off of them to become strong. Finally, while I would have to build furniture, there are plenty of toy blocks I could use as materials.
Only you would think to do a video like this XD and now I low key wanna see videos of various games but you pick a place to live. Reminds me of SwankyBox and his "house" in Zelda Ocarina of Time. As for choosing a house, ya know, I was thinking I was going to choose one of the typicals, like Boo Mansion or Shiver City, but you got to Shooting Star Summit at the end and reminded me how much I love that place. Your connection to the place holds a lot of the same sentiments I do as well, and that really resonated with me ❤️❤️ Heck I even bully a mini shooting star summit on my Animal Crossing island!
Although I wouldn't live in the sewer it's a good place to get a workout in - maybe put some makeshift gym equipment in or something. It wouldn't matter if I stunk because it's the gym LOL
Live in the Goomba King’s castle. It’s between Goomba Village and Toad Town, it’s along a major road, and the prior occupants are gone. Biggest downside is that you don’t have a lot to work with but it’s a fixer-upper
Do the locations from TTYD count? If so, DEFINITELY Glitzville or Twilight Town. Glitzville for the action, Twilight Town for the goth aesthetic. And also Vivian. (God, I love Vivian...)
Yes king, Shooting Star Summit superiority! One of the most impressionable locations in games for sure. Plus it's close enough to Toad Town for that city living.
When there's no kitchen in 90% of the houses The Koopa Village and Lavalava Island's Yoshi Village feel pretty cozy, although idk how to put my electronics in either of those (heck, that's the case with practically everywhere in this game; this is a very fantasy style setting lol), but then again a Toad kid in Petalburg in TTYD still has access to videogames so who knows. (Also you assume we couldn't just build a house in any of the places that aren't already inside [such as the fortresses]. I'd totally get my own house in either village, and I'm sure plenty would do so in or near Toad Town as well)
ive always had fantasies of taking video game locations clearly just made for gameplay and just living in them. furnishing them up and turning them into a nice comfy home. good video lol.
29:37 ZoomZike showing how much of a zoomer he is, not knowing "Phonograph" and "Vinyl" ;) Also what was this video? Odd concept, but really cute and fun, haha
Okay you might have difficulty clearing out the lava from bowser's castle...but would you even want to. It looks sick. Also the castle can fly, so if you ever want to visit toad town or anywhere else you just gotta pay off whoever's flying the thing. Honestly just contract with bowser and the enemies probably won't bug you either. Are you now siding will the villanous fire breathing turtle...yes but it's worth it. Then maybe add a few doors to make the place less confusing, have a map, maybe add an elevator. I feel like it could be a very cool place to live My top picks are probably: Boo's Mansion, Shy Guy Toybox, Shiver City, Star Haven, and Bowser's Castle
I'd choose Shiver City. I'm not a huge fan of the cold, but the place looks so darn cozy! I'd love sleeping under a thick blanket with the fireplace going every night. Plus, I'd have quick access to toad town if I need to get somewhere warmer.
If I had to nail down a single place to live...it's pretty tough. I'd like a spacious, flat area in a temperate climate, but that's pretty tough to come by, land seems to be at sort of a premium in the Mushroom Kingdom. I imagine the best place I could set up at would be Kooper's place, since he seems to own a big portion of the back lot behind the village, and a good portion of it has already been logged, so a lot of the work is already done.
I think I'd personally enjoy living at the haunted mansion, though that couch in the foyer has to get replaced (or at least altered) so that no one accidentally gets launched by the spring-loaded seat and ends up as another of the boos around. If I had the funds and people for it, I'd consider also helping with cleaning up the ruins and fixing some parts of it up. It's probably fairly old and rich with interesting things to discover... or at least it would be if Mario didn't take everything lying around. Who knows; maybe there are secrets he missed that still need to be found.
I think I would like to live in Peach's castle, because i was really compelled by Bowser's little diary nook. I could use that desk to write or draw, and i can use the quiz room for working on any bigger art projects!
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Answer the big question!
If you had to live anywhere in the Paper Mario N64 world, where would it be?
DEFINITELY the spa in PMTOK
Shiver City appeals to me most. Huge fan of snow
Starborn Valley is so cozy, but the practicality of it is so tough. My pick is Dry Dry Outpost as a result. I love the desert.
ima be that one dude and say the tiny house in gusty gulch
star haven =)
The sewers could have been considered more,
1. Bloopers live with you 2. If the green water deters you, place blue food coloring in in 3. The empty rooms can be used as a living room, place a carpet maybe. 4. At night you can come out and steal from the shops, nobody will know where you live. 5. Amazing access to some places in the mushroom kingdom, the blue pipes allow you to traverse easily 6. If you want you could charge people for using the blue pipes in your house getting rich enough to get a better house.
Anyways I would live in the koopa bros. Castle
You've sold me, though I'd use the small fee from the pipes to create full glass containment for the sewage and spruce the place up.
@@CorporalCargopants1749Sold! Now I can purchase the castle!
Most of locations in paper Mario feel really cozy. One of the many reasons it’s my favourite game! I would choose to live in the yoshi village on lava lava island. Sure it doesn’t have the most modern houses, but it’s right next to a beach, has plenty of cool scenery’s and places explore through the island, and who wouldn’t wanna have a yoshi as a neighbour!
I would live in yoshi village too. It may be a little primitive, but I'd sacrifice modern conveniences to get to live with talking dinosaurs anyday!
I like the idea of Mario going around the world talking to his companion as though he's a real estate agent, barging into people's houses and delicately smashing their furniture and walls with his hammer going "I think this is both a bench and a treasure chest." then immediately leaving and going next door to do it again
Somehow it fits Mario’s character perfectly
That one secret room you pass through before you can fight the champion in chapter 3 of TTYD with a table and a TV was always very cozy
I love that room.
When I was a kid I thought Shiver City looked like the most inviting place I could imagine. All the houses seemed so cozy
"put me back!! put me back!!" i scream, as i slowly shrink into 1 Star Points being executed by all of goomba village collectively after getting way too ballsy
Fun Fact: I live in Mario's walls!
Fun fact: I am living in your floor
Fun fact: I occupy the ceilling region of Mario's house
There is officially no more space in the areas of Mario's houses
Not a bad choice!
You’re a toad?
2:00 that's called a veranda, I believe.
6:00 The house with the exploding bob-omb is Kooper's house. So if you picked that house, Kooper would be your roommate.
13:40 The bridge would be great for like a massive roof party or something.
30:00 That is a record player, it plays vinyl records, great for the people who collect them.
33:00 I'm pretty sure Tubba Blubba had nothing to do with Gusty Gulch being rundown.
Also just realized, you should have done something with Goombario's tattles for the different rooms because he will usually comment on what he likes and dislikes on a room.
My picks would be Koopa village or Shiver City, for the "I'm just some average guy, looking for a place to live."
If I had the resources, I would build a house at Goomba village where Mario landed.
Also, if Peach was cool with it, I would live at her castle. Although, it does mean, I would have to get used to Bowser kidnapping Peach every Tuesday, and possibly getting mixed in all the antics of the mario gang, but I would say worth it.
And yeah, I would never evict someone.
I don't remember goombario tattles on rooms specifically lol
I know it's from ttyd, but riverside station always felt otherwordly to me, the sunset and the music pairing up really well to create a magical mood, just like sirena beach. Also the map description mentions that the area has locals but you don't see many aside from two train worker toads that just stay there, beside an abandoned and hostile infested station, after the express leaves.
for me it's the background house where you fight the blooper
just seems very comfortable, guy's got a hammock to sleep in
I remember playing that level the first time. Rolling through that anthill-like maze was ridiculously good fun. But, I wouldn't live there. Not only is it the middle of the desert, but you'd have to put up with trains going by and rattling your windows all the time.
I'd live on the Excess Express. And plenty of Mario Party boards. Snowflake Lake seems nice.
If you lived in Riverside station, you'd basically be the station manager. Ready to take that on?
This is so cool, I actually inventoried all the housing in Paper Mario 2 as a kid. Always loved thinking about that world.
Paper Mario 2? You mean TTYD?
@@cYObELprobably
14:05 that's your storage attic and also where you dispose of the people who don't buy into your sales pitch.
20:22 That's your indoor pool room, you just need a stopper
21:40 that's your guest indoor pool room, you need to tell them to bring their own stopper from home.
Flower Fields, the Toybox and the Mansion are tempting, but shooting star summit has the vistas and charm and I'm a sucker for purple skies.
This may be against the rules but I would definitely go to Shy Guys' Toybox first and learn how their shrinking toybox magic works, then use that to create a very small mansion kept inside one of the small Koopa Village houses. Very efficient!
Just move the toy box.
@@Darkfawfulx that sounds highly illegal
@@Darkfawfulx that sounds like something that definitely cannot go wrong and will absolutely not backfire at all!
Even better: mass produce the toy boxes and make each and every one of them a hotel. Place all those toy boxes in tuba blubbas castle, until the castle can’t hold more. Now you have the worlds largest hotel. That many rooms would solve the housing crisis and homelessness (if the mushroom kingdom even has those problems). Of course it’d be a huge investment, what with the toybox technology research and all the furnishing all the toyboxes, keeping the toyboxes safe and find a way to alert all the patrons of the toyboxes in case of a fire hazard, but if you overlook the logistical nightmare aspect, it would revolutionize housing in paper Mario!
I was just re-visiting Paper Mario and got passed chapter 2. Good timing today, yeah I want to say Paper Mario's world is probably some of the comfiest worlds I've seen in the Mario series to visit. I hope someday to make a video talking about what I love about the first more so than the sequel.
Oh, you caught my attention over there.
Paper Mario is one of those games that simply no matter the location is always finding a way to cheer ya up
in some way from the glorious OST or the colourful cast like the partners or heck even King Koopa himself.
If I had to pick a place to pluck my weary head with some good folk to share my tales with, It would be the sun
baked regions of Dry Dry Desert and Lava Lava Island. They are just too adventurous to pass up exploring even if
I'd get robbed by Bandits amidst the sea of endless sand or getting looped around by the aroma of the Jade Jungle.
Not to mention THE famous duo of Koopa explorers consisting of a blue and bold adventure loving hero and
a stubborn yet foolhardy Koopa with a fine mustache have made a name for themselves out on the wilderness.
"sighs" I hope they are doing fine work out there as I have done over these last few months...
After all a bone dry desert and a mysterious island with an active volcano are an explorer's bread and butter. I mean who
doesn't like exploring an unknown frontier filled with lost history and shiny jewels?
Some expeditions just don't ever fall out of style I tell ya that!
Bruh paper Mario ain’t paying my rent tf do I do????
I’d live in Shiver City or Starborn Valley. Snowy areas with any wooden cabin are just my type of living space to be honest. I like the coziness of it all.
What a video! The attention to detail, the comedy, the overall effort! Awesome analysis as always Zike lol
I would definitely love to live in koopa village, it seems peaceful. Also how awesome would it be to have like some sort of online paper mario 64? people can play as various characters, raise their stats, get badges, go on quests. would be fun
I'm late but I wanted to say this video was really well done! (The stealth skill share ad at the end there, it made me laugh given how unexpectedly it appeared)
Prefer the idea of a scenario like this where you end as a random inhabitant of the kingdom like a Koopa or Goomba rather than Mario. Gives you more to think about on your decision of where to live.
if I had any choice, I'd like to be a retired Koopatrol, Clubba or a Yoshi... or maybe a runaway Bzzap!
I would maybe be a boo.
Damn, that didn't take long! You weren't kidding in your last video when you said you already had this kind of idea!
At least I think someone suggested it... There were so many comments, I can't keep them straight!
After seeing all the towns again, I'd totally chill in Shiver City! I'm a northerly man and I love the snow, I guess I'd just kinda keep to myself if the penguins are ever in their false-accusing mood, but you could just have a secret room similar to Herringway and just relax.
I love these videos, it's so interesting to analyze these big game worlds from a more "resident/tourist" perspective! There's so much thought put into the world that goes so underappreciated!
It was my suggestion, I'm flattered he actually picked it
I cannot wait for the Super Paper Mario episode where we literally end up in hell. 😀
I believe you mean "The Underwhere"?
42:10 so basically Wiggler's home in sticker star,and yeah i always wanted to live here it looks so peaceful and cozy and cool
I know this is about Paper Mario 1 specifically, but honestly, who wouldn't want to live in Boggly Woods from TTYD if given the chance
Me, I have arachnophobia, and the Piders are sheer nightmare fuel. Give me Petalburg any day.
@@JoshuaEisenbart Poshley Heights
@@SuperMario.1 Yes.
Flurrie's little house there was sick.
That'd be a bitchin' vacation home
@@SuperMario.1 Tbh a lot of TTYD would be super fun to live in.
Boggly Woods, Poshley Heights, Petalburg, Glitzville, Twilight Town. Hell the X-Naut base would be absolute fire
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Now here's what you do,
You furnish the jail cells, some rugs, a bed bookshelf that kinda thing. You put big curtains and draperies over the bars and rent out the rooms.
I'd live in Star Haven for sure, no weather to deal with, I can deal with flames cause I'm fine bein scorching hot anyway, got the inn and shop right there, perfect for me :)
It's already quite a bit past midnight where I live... and normally I'd only watch videos on YT in at least 1.5 speed recently.
But this! Such a specific video topic. But since I love Paper Mario so much, my favorite game of all time and so nostalgic to me, I've often imaged something similar, so I said screw it and stayed up late to watch this.
Thanks for making it! I enjoyed it immensely.
My pick of where I would live? The boo's mansion I suppose even if it needs some fixing, I have just always loved the chapter, this space specifically and spooky levels in general.
Or indeed Merluvlee's house. I have a similar powerful emotion regarding that entire area to you.
Off to bed now xd
1.5 speed? Dirty casual. I watch everything at 1.75 speed
@@AdamTheGameBoy Not to one up you, but honestly I was to embarassed admitting most videos I watch in full DOUBLE speed xd
But this video? 1AM during the night, regular speed. 🙂
I am going to the Boo Mansion. Seems like a neat place once you get used to the trickery.
Definitely Shiver City. I love winter, and living in a place where it's always snowing would be a dream! On top of that, I really just love the way the buildings look there, both inside and out. It would just be so cozy and peaceful. Starborn Valley is cool and all (ha), but I don't know, it's a little too isolated, and Shiver City just gives me a different vibe. Would definitely visit Starborn Valley every so often though.
I like how this video is low-key just praising the efforts of the art team here
This video is INCREDIBLE! it relates perfectly to how i used to play MMORPGs and other games as a kid. There was no way to actually have your own home, so i had to use my imagination to come up with places in the game i would like to live! i'd imagine what my daily life would be like!
If you make more of these videos, I will watch the whole thing, even if it's 5 hours long, and REGARDLESS of what game you do it for! That's how much I love this video.
you know it's a good day when zoomzike uploads an hour and a half long video
About paper mario no less
Imagine going your whole life without hitting a save block.
This video is making me remember the immense level of charm in this first game
Nice to see a video coming from my brain when I was 5 years old.
I wanna live in Bowser's Castle, it seems very nice. The temperature would be really cool, and the architecture is very comforting
I’ll take your house then, I live, uhh, nearby so it’ll be easier for me to move in
Never realized the attention to detail they put into the backgrounds of some of these buildings. The grandfather clock in the mansion ACTUALLY WORKS! How did I never realize that?
41:24 I heard they are great stepping stools when it comes to crossing pits
Ah~ Paper Mario, such a great game with amazing mods and challenge runs that take me over 70 hours and make me stream till 3 AM xD
We need more games like this one, at least the good bunch of mods and the community around it keep it alive n.n
I would be basic and live in Toad Town, there's a save point, two shops, a chef, a library, a dojo, mail service and its basically midway of a good bunch of places, it may be expensive but after thinking about it, it seems like the best choice for me, another good option would be the Koopa Village or Goomba Village, both of those seem to be in a good environment, except Goomba Village doesn't have a shop but eh, it still looks like a fine place.
Now do TTYD! I would love to hear your thoughts about living in Rogueport, the differences between the 'bad' side of town and the ritzy Pianta side of town, or like living somewhere like Poshley Heights, or maybe even taking up residence in the Glitz Pit? Just think of the possibilities :D
I'd love to live on Shooting Star Summit, the atmosphere there is so calming and relaxing!
I use to think this exact question when I was a kid. Game is beyond comfy.
Incredible content!! And the houses at starborne valley are for sure the coziest imo.
You may want to reconsider Gusty Gulch.
Yes, the houses are small and have no structural integrity, BUT... consider that the inhabitants are all ghosts. If you used a boo mushroom and became a ghost, you wouldn't need a big fancy house! You'd just need basic shelter. You can even go through the walls if you want.
Plus, it looks like the houses aren't too hard to make! You could likely easily build a better one before you become a ghost!
With that being said, I would definitely choose Shiver City, Starborn Valley, or just build a new house near Mario's, because it just needs like a great quiet place to live. I love the cold, and the vibes that Shiver City and Starborn Valley give off are great. Starborn Valley might be better than Shiver City because there's a bunch of cool ninjis hanging around, and you won't get framed for murder!
Mario's house is bound to get hot in the Summer, but it's got immediate access to Toad Town, lots of open space, and a very quaint atmosphere.
1:12:50
The best part is that this balcony is canon in the Mario universe since at least Superstar Saga has it I think, being that at the beginning or end of the game (I forgot) you can see Peach on said balcony.
Anyways I'd live in Toad Town or Koopa/Goomba Village.
PLEASE NEVER STOP MAKING THESE VIDEOS. YOU'RE THE MOST UNDERRATED TH-camR I KNOW :)
star haven doesn't appear to have any wildlife that a cat would harm and thus is the only place you could morally excuse having an outdoor cat
This is a super fun video. Love it
Goomba Village is like my grandparent's house with the greenery and the wooden feeling! I would also fancy myself Shiver City. It might be cold, but the homes are so cozy and everyone seems so welcoming!
It always impresses me when you upload a monstrous hour-plus video, you seem to be a speed runner at editing.
It's the Shooting Star Summit for sure. That place is a haven.
Also I remember chatting with you Zike years ago from the old TH-cam days. It's nice to see you got some success with your YT channel. Keep up the good work.
5:48 There is a window! It's in the top corner.
15:25 I assume Dry Dry Desert is in the Mushroom Kingdom. The map in the inventory says it's a map of the kingdom, right...?
XD Mario Impact Site... That's the best name for that unnamed place.
Dry Dry Ruins:
The "trampoline rooms", as you call them, would be great bathrooms. The hole in the floor would be a perfect fit an in-floor bathtub, and they only have 1 door. You would need to make sure they don't leak, but if they did leak, then the sand filled rooms below could be turned into small, indoor oases, which would be cool. Oh, and that pit you have to jump down to get to the basement is BEGGING to be turned into an elevator.
Boo's Mansion:
29:40 That's called a gramophone, I believe. 30:00 vinyl records. The gramophone plays vinyl records. Also, Bow's (I hope that's how you spell it, I've only played TTYD, [please make a sequel to this video in that game]) room would make be perfect for a swanky ball. Large dance floor, with a stage large enough for a small orchestra. Could also be a throne room, since the mansion seems to be effectively an entire town for boos, and buying it would make you the mayor/king over them.
Tubba Blubba's Castle:
It isn't nearly as bad as you make it out to be. Nice high ceilings give it an airy feeling, and if you fix the size of the furniture, doors, and railings, it would be pretty cool. Besides the lack of boos, the large halls have plenty of room for décor. Heck, you could actually install bona fide chandeliers in them, with how tall the ceilings are.
Flower Fields:
I'm not allergic to pollen, but can you imagine if you were?
Cloudy Climb:
Since you're above the clouds, you're also above the rain, so a roof would be unnecessary. Also, for the same reason that deserts are hot during the day and freezing at night (there are no clouds to block out the sun during the day, or trap its heat at night), it would be fairly inhospitable to live here.
Star Sanctuary:
Wait, I recognize those guys from Mario Party 5!
Mario Bros' House:
The score board would probably list your height, weight, age, bank balance, credit card debt, and what not. But that brings up the question: how does that score board work? Does it automatically update through some kind of magic? Is someone watching Mario's every move and noting it down there? Does Mario just keep track of everything he does in between visits and note any changes? If so, how accurate is it, I mean, can we trust his memory? Cause if it does automatically update through magic, can you imagine how awesome that'd be? Keep track of your finances, from the stock market to your home's value, all automatically tracked and readily available in one location! No more counting calories or steps by manually, it's all written down in white and green!
5:53: "there's not even a window here"
Window in the top right-hand corner: Am I a joke to you?
Wahoo a Paper Mario Video! :D and definitely Shooting Star Summit for me. Nice, serene, and Princess Peach’s Castle is just a short walk away if I ever get bored or lonely. There’s also no monsters there so between the twinkling of shooting stars and the occasional toad tourist I think I’d be able to sleep and pray in peace ( 0 u 0 👍🏻.
You should absolutely another video like this but for Super Mario RPG.
The amusing difference between Paper Mario and Thousand Year Door in this context is the difference between deciding which pleasant locale you'd like to spend your life in and deciding which place sucks the least.
I mean, yeah, you have Petalburg. But, they have dragon problems. And, I don't think I could afford to live in Poshley Heights.
I didn't watch this entire video yet, but so far Toad Town is probably my favorite place to live, I prefer bustling cities than countryside ones, but not gonna lie Starborn Valley looks like a dope place to travel though.
3:58 ZIKE STOP TALKING ABOUT GOOMBA JERKY IM GETTING WORRIED-
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"let's go inside the mansion, the first thing that you'll find is that it's completely filled with boo's"
it reminds me of my dad's house, only his place is filled with booze, not boo's
This is a wonderfully silly video that I very much appreciated :)
Already live in the Texas desert so I could vibe with Dry Dry Outpost, but Shiver City looks super cozy too. Waaaaaay too cold, but everyone is pretty friendly and the furnishings are great.
Please do one like this for Mario sunshine or sonic DX!!
1:15:40 also the people running it are apparently moving don't worry there will be a mall eventually like one that will open sometime during a pandemic
So many choices! I love every location in this game. If I had to choose where I live in the Paper Mario world, would probably be Star Haven. I don't how to explain it. There's something special about this place that makes me keep coming back to it, every time I replay the game. One thing's for sure, I would build my house here and make it indoor. My next choice would be either Shiver City or Starborn Valley. So hard to choose between the two.
You should totally do this for more games, I love it :)
I choose the sewers, with a ton of renovations it can be a good fishing spot for some strange cool fish, if you can get a blooper in there maybe you can get something even cooler and sell it for a profit? Alot of room to store stuff or have a party and quick access to anywhere you want to go! Can't Belive you didn't see the amazing potential of the sewers!
you cant stop me from living in the sewers, that's where all the blue pipes are! and there is a liveable space down there with that room where the guy with the beard is, im makin that my home
Despite their over abundance in exposure in the series, I'd pick toad town just for the convenience of being able to go to other areas and being basically the closest thing to crossbell city(only trails fans would understand that reference 😂) as far as living goes, tho I'd consider a vacation home in the penguin city lol(curious if you ever do thousand year door lol)
I gotta go with Toy Box. Quick access with Toad Town is huge, especially since I wouldn't have to go through the sewers. Also, it looks to have the most square footage with the easiest way to get around being an entire train. Not to mention that I could probably live with the Shy Guys or train off of them to become strong. Finally, while I would have to build furniture, there are plenty of toy blocks I could use as materials.
30:08 if you have one you can listen to ost for Super Mario Bros the Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach on it but those vinyls are quite rare
Just finished and amazing as always zoom zike
HOW THAT FAST?
@@zoomzike Certified speedrun moment 😎😎
@@Wolfganger1357 bro using the new glitches
Only you would think to do a video like this XD and now I low key wanna see videos of various games but you pick a place to live. Reminds me of SwankyBox and his "house" in Zelda Ocarina of Time.
As for choosing a house, ya know, I was thinking I was going to choose one of the typicals, like Boo Mansion or Shiver City, but you got to Shooting Star Summit at the end and reminded me how much I love that place. Your connection to the place holds a lot of the same sentiments I do as well, and that really resonated with me ❤️❤️ Heck I even bully a mini shooting star summit on my Animal Crossing island!
The fact that this was uploaded last night, the same night I completed this game again, is nothing short of fate ☺️
Although I wouldn't live in the sewer it's a good place to get a workout in - maybe put some makeshift gym equipment in or something. It wouldn't matter if I stunk because it's the gym LOL
Live in the Goomba King’s castle. It’s between Goomba Village and Toad Town, it’s along a major road, and the prior occupants are gone. Biggest downside is that you don’t have a lot to work with but it’s a fixer-upper
WOAAAAAH hell yeah Zike with a Paper Mario upload??? OOOOO.
Where would I wanna live? I'll get back to you on that.
Do the locations from TTYD count?
If so, DEFINITELY Glitzville or Twilight Town.
Glitzville for the action, Twilight Town for the goth aesthetic. And also Vivian.
(God, I love Vivian...)
1:06:55 because some of those rooms lead have gateways that lead to safety hazards
Peach's Castle and Star Haven are easily my two Go-To Living Areas if I was to ever be in Paper Mario / Mario Story 64
Yes king, Shooting Star Summit superiority! One of the most impressionable locations in games for sure. Plus it's close enough to Toad Town for that city living.
When there's no kitchen in 90% of the houses
The Koopa Village and Lavalava Island's Yoshi Village feel pretty cozy, although idk how to put my electronics in either of those (heck, that's the case with practically everywhere in this game; this is a very fantasy style setting lol), but then again a Toad kid in Petalburg in TTYD still has access to videogames so who knows.
(Also you assume we couldn't just build a house in any of the places that aren't already inside [such as the fortresses]. I'd totally get my own house in either village, and I'm sure plenty would do so in or near Toad Town as well)
I‘d probably go for the beach house in Koopa Town, with the fan at the top to keep me cool and the boombox for some nice music.
1:12:48 bashed in? Or bastion? 😤🥴
ive always had fantasies of taking video game locations clearly just made for gameplay and just living in them. furnishing them up and turning them into a nice comfy home. good video lol.
Koopa village would be chill imo
What a lovely video... there's something oddly comforting about it being in 4:3
I would definitely live on the Toy Town Train because Trains are epic :)
Finally a Paper Mario video! I love this
26:35 I thought he was (well his presumably still beating heart is out there somewhere)
29:37 ZoomZike showing how much of a zoomer he is, not knowing "Phonograph" and "Vinyl" ;)
Also what was this video? Odd concept, but really cute and fun, haha
Okay you might have difficulty clearing out the lava from bowser's castle...but would you even want to. It looks sick. Also the castle can fly, so if you ever want to visit toad town or anywhere else you just gotta pay off whoever's flying the thing. Honestly just contract with bowser and the enemies probably won't bug you either. Are you now siding will the villanous fire breathing turtle...yes but it's worth it. Then maybe add a few doors to make the place less confusing, have a map, maybe add an elevator. I feel like it could be a very cool place to live
My top picks are probably: Boo's Mansion, Shy Guy Toybox, Shiver City, Star Haven, and Bowser's Castle
pov: zoomzike sells real estate in the mushroom kingdom
I'd choose Shiver City. I'm not a huge fan of the cold, but the place looks so darn cozy! I'd love sleeping under a thick blanket with the fireplace going every night. Plus, I'd have quick access to toad town if I need to get somewhere warmer.
If I had to nail down a single place to live...it's pretty tough. I'd like a spacious, flat area in a temperate climate, but that's pretty tough to come by, land seems to be at sort of a premium in the Mushroom Kingdom.
I imagine the best place I could set up at would be Kooper's place, since he seems to own a big portion of the back lot behind the village, and a good portion of it has already been logged, so a lot of the work is already done.
30:00 Don't worry, that train has long left the station, and we're still here, aren't we?
I think I'd personally enjoy living at the haunted mansion, though that couch in the foyer has to get replaced (or at least altered) so that no one accidentally gets launched by the spring-loaded seat and ends up as another of the boos around.
If I had the funds and people for it, I'd consider also helping with cleaning up the ruins and fixing some parts of it up. It's probably fairly old and rich with interesting things to discover... or at least it would be if Mario didn't take everything lying around. Who knows; maybe there are secrets he missed that still need to be found.
Series wide, either Bowser's castle or Port Prisma
Only 64, either Toad Town, Bowser's Castle, or Shiver City.
I think I would like to live in Peach's castle, because i was really compelled by Bowser's little diary nook. I could use that desk to write or draw, and i can use the quiz room for working on any bigger art projects!