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{{quote|CRUD! You dumb video-game heroes ALWAYS pull this stuff! It's RIDICULOUS! You think violence solves everything, don't you? Huh? DON'T YOU?!?|Gus|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} | {{quote|CRUD! You dumb video-game heroes ALWAYS pull this stuff! It's RIDICULOUS! You think violence solves everything, don't you? Huh? DON'T YOU?!?|Gus|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} | ||
'''Gus''' is a [[Craw]] and a mini-boss encountered during the events of ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. He is a loyal member of the [[Robbo Thieves]] of eastern [[Rogueport]], along with his brother [[Garf]] and their associate [[Goose]]. Gus can be found outside of [[Professor Frankly]]'s office, guarding the passageway to the farthest eastern area of [[Rogueport]]. Gus is the only member of the Robbo Thieves that the player can fight and the only regular [[Craw]] that can be fought. He can be battled at any time during the game. Goombella describes him as a "workaholic", wondering if Gus might in fact perform his guard duty every day of the year. | '''Gus''' is a [[Craw]] and a mini-boss encountered during the events of ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. He is a loyal member of the [[Robbo Thieves]] of eastern [[Rogueport]], along with his brother [[Garf]] and their associate [[Goose]]. Gus can be found outside of [[Professor Frankly]]'s office, guarding the passageway to the farthest eastern area of [[Rogueport]]. Gus is the only member of the Robbo Thieves that the player can fight and the only regular [[Craw]] that can be fought. He can be battled at any time during the game. Goombella describes him as a "workaholic", wondering if Gus might in fact perform his guard duty every day of the year. | ||
Gus is first seen is during a | Gus is first seen is during a cinema in the game's prologue. As [[Toadsworth]] informs Mario of [[Princess Peach]]'s disappearance, the player sees an additional cinema in the background pertaining to the Robbos and the Piantas. As Gus and Garf walk through Rogueport Plaza, [[Tony (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Tony]] and [[Vinny]], two members of the [[Pianta syndicate]], assault Gus and Garf, knocking Garf to the ground. As the two [[Pianta]]s take off towards west Rogueport, Gus and Garf flee back to east Rogueport, cursing out the Piantas on their way. | ||
Gus is not seen again until Mario and his [[partner]] see him guarding the entrance to the far eastern area of Rogueport. Gus then inquires Mario and his partner, asking if they would like to pass, giving them the option to say "No", "I'll pay", or "I can take you!". If Mario says "No", then Gus | Gus is not seen again until Mario and his [[partner]] see him guarding the entrance to the far eastern area of Rogueport. Gus then inquires Mario and his partner, asking if they would like to pass, giving them the option to say "No", "I'll pay", or "I can take you!". If Mario says "No", then Gus doesn't allow him to pass; if Mario says, "I'll pay", Gus allows him to go through the entrance for a toll of ten [[coin]]s. Mario is required to pay Gus each time he passes through the area unless he says "I can take you!" If Gus is defeated in the ensuing battle, Mario is no longer required to pay the toll, as Gus returns to the Robbos' hideout (behind [[Admiral Bobbery]]'s house), where he and Garf guard [[Ishnail]] for the remainder of the game. Gus develops a grudge against Mario for beating him up over 10 coins, thinking Mario was an uncontrollably violent person, although he gives Mario respect after he defeats the [[Shadow Queen]]. | ||
==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
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==Profiles | ==Profiles== | ||
*'''[[Tattle]]:''' "''That's Gus. He's a part of that band of thieves who call themselves the Robbos. He looks like a total maniac, but he's actually a nice guy. Don't judge books by covers!''" | |||
*'' | ==Quotes== | ||
*"''Stay down, [[Garf|Bro]]!''" | |||
*"''I'm gonna make you eat your words, [[Mario|tough guy]]! Let's get this party started!''" - (Gus engaging in battle with Mario.) | |||
*"''You know, when the sky got all dark, even I was a little scared. But thanks to you, everything's okay now. You really ARE a hero.''" | |||
*"''Huh! That hurt? You have no chance of beating me, trust me... So, you'd better run. Yeah, if you don't, seriously, it'll be Game Over for you! You can choose to Run from your Tactics menu. Sometimes, it's best to run.''" - (Gus giving Mario advice in battle.) | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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PMTTYD Gus Injured Sprite.png|Gus being damaged | PMTTYD Gus Injured Sprite.png|Gus being damaged | ||
PMTTYDNS Gus.jpg|Gus in the Nintendo Switch remake | PMTTYDNS Gus.jpg|Gus in the Nintendo Switch remake | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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|GerM=Masculine adaption of ''Lanze'' ("lance") | |GerM=Masculine adaption of ''Lanze'' ("lance") | ||
|Ita=Gaz | |Ita=Gaz | ||
|ItaM=Uncommon name; it is also the same name of the species | |ItaM=Uncommon name; it is also the same name of the species{{ref needed}}; shared with [[Gaz]] | ||
|Kor=거스 | |Kor=거스 | ||
|KorR=Geoseu | |KorR=Geoseu | ||
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|SpaM=Pun on ''aguilucho'' ("eaglet") and "Lucho" (the nickname form of the masculine name "Luis") | |SpaM=Pun on ''aguilucho'' ("eaglet") and "Lucho" (the nickname form of the masculine name "Luis") | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{PMTTYD}} | {{PMTTYD}} | ||
[[Category:Corvids]] | [[Category:Corvids]] | ||
