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At some point after the Boo of the [[List of implied characters#Four heroes|four legendary heroes]] hides the [[Ruby Star]] in [[Creepy Steeple]], Doopliss moves into the castle and keeps it for himself. Doopliss enchants the bell of the Creepy Steeple so that each time it rings, a resident of the nearby [[Twilight Town]] is transformed into a [[pig]]. Mario, whose [[Magical Map]] tells him that the [[Ruby Star]] is inside the Creepy Steeple, seeks to help the inhabitants of the village and goes to the steeple via the [[Twilight Trail]]. When Mario and his team encounter Doopliss in the highest tower of the steeple, he is watching TV and coming up with new ideas for pranks, suggesting that he is a very dedicated prankster. | At some point after the Boo of the [[List of implied characters#Four heroes|four legendary heroes]] hides the [[Ruby Star]] in [[Creepy Steeple]], Doopliss moves into the castle and keeps it for himself. Doopliss enchants the bell of the Creepy Steeple so that each time it rings, a resident of the nearby [[Twilight Town]] is transformed into a [[pig]]. Mario, whose [[Magical Map]] tells him that the [[Ruby Star]] is inside the Creepy Steeple, seeks to help the inhabitants of the village and goes to the steeple via the [[Twilight Trail]]. When Mario and his team encounter Doopliss in the highest tower of the steeple, he is watching TV and coming up with new ideas for pranks, suggesting that he is a very dedicated prankster. | ||
In the following fight against Doopliss, [[Goombella]] is unable to tell Doopliss' name using [[Tattle]], as it does not appear in her log. Instead, Doopliss' name is represented by five question marks (i.e. ?????). Once Doopliss' HP drops below 20, he fights by transforming himself into a shadowy outline of Mario and attacking with his moves. After seemingly defeating Doopliss, he switches bodies with Mario and leaves Mario as a shadow. Doopliss, as Mario, claims to have defeated himself and won the [[Crystal Stars|Crystal Star]]. Having successfully tricked Mario's partners, he marches off to Twilight Town, leaving the actual Mario defeated on the floor. | In the following fight against Doopliss, [[Goombella]] is unable to tell Doopliss' name using [[Tattle]], as it does not appear in her log. Instead, Doopliss' name is represented by five question marks (i.e. ?????). Once Doopliss' HP drops below 20, he fights by transforming himself into a shadowy outline of Mario and attacking with his moves. After seemingly defeating Doopliss, he switches bodies with Mario and leaves Mario as a shadow, and in the remake, he steals his voice too. Doopliss, as Mario, claims to have defeated himself and won the [[Crystal Stars|Crystal Star]]. Having successfully tricked Mario's partners, he marches off to Twilight Town, leaving the actual Mario defeated on the floor. | ||
The real Mario, now merely a shadow, follows Doopliss back to Twilight Town, where he meets the ghost at the village's entrance. Doopliss then tells Mario that if he can correctly guess his name, Mario's original form will be restored. At the moment, he is unable to guess correctly because Doopliss has somehow removed [[The Letter "p"|the lowercase letter "p"]] from the keyboard screen to prevent Mario from guessing his real name. Because of this, he challenges Mario and orders him not to run. However, because neither Mario nor Doopliss can damage each other (in the Nintendo Switch remake, Doopliss can damage Mario), Mario is forced to [[flee]]. | The real Mario, now merely a shadow, follows Doopliss back to Twilight Town, where he meets the ghost at the village's entrance. Doopliss then tells Mario that if he can correctly guess his name, Mario's original form will be restored. At the moment, he is unable to guess correctly because Doopliss has somehow removed [[The Letter "p"|the lowercase letter "p"]] from the keyboard screen to prevent Mario from guessing his real name. Because of this, he challenges Mario and orders him not to run. However, because neither Mario nor Doopliss can damage each other (in the Nintendo Switch remake, Doopliss can damage Mario), Mario is forced to [[flee]]. |