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'''Merlee's Mansion''' is the home of [[Merlee#Super Paper Mario|Merlee]] in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is the setting of Chapters 2-2, 2-3, and 2-4. Merlee's Mansion is a large manor that lies in the perpetually twilit [[Gloam Valley]]. During Chapter 2, Merlee's Mansion was taken over by [[Mimi]], one of [[Count Bleck]]'s minions. The main part of the mansion has no enemies, though the traps and basement are full of them. | '''Merlee's Mansion''' is the home of [[Merlee#Super Paper Mario|Merlee]] in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is the setting of Chapters 2-2, 2-3, and 2-4. Merlee's Mansion is a large manor that lies in the perpetually twilit [[Gloam Valley]]. During Chapter 2, Merlee's Mansion was taken over by [[Mimi]], one of [[Count Bleck]]'s minions. The main part of the mansion has no enemies, though the traps and basement are full of them. | ||
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''Brimming with anticipation, our plucky heroes plunged into Merlee's Mansion...''</blockquote> | ''Brimming with anticipation, our plucky heroes plunged into Merlee's Mansion...''</blockquote> | ||
[[File:MerleesEntry.PNG|thumb|Merlee is gone.]] | [[File:MerleesEntry.PNG|thumb|right|Merlee is gone.]] | ||
In the twilit [[Gloam Valley]], [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] discover Merlee's Mansion. Outside, Mario can find a [[Coin Block]] behind the bushes by [[Flip]]ping, as well as a sign in front of the mansion reading:<br> | In the twilit [[Gloam Valley]], [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] discover Merlee's Mansion. Outside, Mario can find a [[Coin Block]] behind the bushes by [[Flip]]ping, as well as a sign in front of the mansion reading:<br> | ||
<blockquote>"Believers, open the door! | <blockquote>"Believers, open the door! | ||
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The mansion's entryway is protected by two [[Gnip]]s, who will throw Mario and Peach out of the house if they catch them. Beyond them is Merlee's crystal ball and some curtains. Mario's flip reveals a door behind the curtains. In the next room, there is a [[Save Block]] and [[Mimi]], as well as two groups of doors, three on the bottom floor and three on the top floor. The door on the far right bottom is locked. [[Gnaw]], a giant Gnip, is chained to this door. Mimi tells Mario that Merlee is on the top far right door and warns him not to go into any other rooms. The other rooms are filled with traps that get Mario nowhere. The far right room is empty except for a button on the far right of it. The button activates bars on the windows and causes the spiky ceiling to descend. Using Mario's flip, the player must ride the ceiling up like an elevator. | The mansion's entryway is protected by two [[Gnip]]s, who will throw Mario and Peach out of the house if they catch them. Beyond them is Merlee's crystal ball and some curtains. Mario's flip reveals a door behind the curtains. In the next room, there is a [[Save Block]] and [[Mimi]], as well as two groups of doors, three on the bottom floor and three on the top floor. The door on the far right bottom is locked. [[Gnaw]], a giant Gnip, is chained to this door. Mimi tells Mario that Merlee is on the top far right door and warns him not to go into any other rooms. The other rooms are filled with traps that get Mario nowhere. The far right room is empty except for a button on the far right of it. The button activates bars on the windows and causes the spiky ceiling to descend. Using Mario's flip, the player must ride the ceiling up like an elevator. | ||
The area the elevator leads to has a [[? Block]] on the right and a platform leading up to another level on the left. The top level has alternating walls of [[Brick Block]]s and hard blocks. [[Boomer (Super Paper Mario)|Boomer]] can destroy the bricks, but Mario's flip must be used to get past the hard blocks. At the far right is a chest with the key to the locked door in the main room. Unlocking the door also frees Gnaw, who goes after Mimi, much to the surprise and confusion of Mario and | The area the elevator leads to has a [[? Block]] on the right and a platform leading up to another level on the left. The top level has alternating walls of [[Brick Block]]s and hard blocks. [[Boomer (Super Paper Mario)|Boomer]] can destroy the bricks, but Mario's flip must be used to get past the hard blocks. At the far right is a chest with the key to the locked door in the main room. Unlocking the door also frees Gnaw, who goes after Mimi, much to the surprise and confusion of Mario and Co. They enter the door and continue into the mansion. | ||
===Enemies=== | ===Enemies=== | ||
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File:SPM Megabite Catch Card.png|100px|[[Megabite]] (front yard) | File:SPM Megabite Catch Card.png|100px|[[Megabite]] (front yard) | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Menu description=== | ===Menu description=== | ||
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[[File:SPM VIP Room Wheel.png|thumb|left|Mario being used for slave labor to pay off the debt he owes Mimi.]] | [[File:SPM VIP Room Wheel.png|thumb|left|Mario being used for slave labor to pay off the debt he owes Mimi.]] | ||
[[File:SPM Chapter 2-3.png|thumb|Mario seeking faster methods to reach 1,000,000 Rubees.]] | [[File:SPM Chapter 2-3.png|thumb|right|Mario seeking faster methods to reach 1,000,000 Rubees.]] | ||
As Mario and Peach delve deeper into [[Merlee]]'s Mansion, they come upon a [[? Block]] with a [[Shy Guy]]-themed vase on it. They hit | As Mario and Peach delve deeper into [[Merlee]]'s Mansion, they come upon a [[? Block]] with a [[Shy Guy]]-themed vase on it. They hit the [[block]], but the vase falls off and breaks. [[Mimi]] rushes in and forces [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] to pay her 1,000,000 [[Rubee]]s as a consequence for breaking the vase. Unable to pay they are forced to work off their debt. They also discover some other men who fell for the same trick and are now [[Mimi]]'s prisoners. There is a normal generator room where workers should hit blocks repeatedly to earn Rubees, and another VIP room where workers can run in wheels to make volts to earn Rubees faster. The password to the VIP room is 5963. This password can be traded from a worker for 100 Rubees. Mario and Peach soon learn of a secret [[Rubee]] vault hidden away in the attic. With the help of a newly-acquired [[Pixl]], [[Slim (Pixl)|Slim]], Mario and Peach reach the vault which has 1,000,000 Rubees. These Rubees are held in a safe with the password 41262816. This password is heard from Mimi sleeptalking by a worker and can be traded for 10,000 Rubees. Eventually Mario/Peach pays off their debt to a shocked Mimi, who explodes out of anger. Mario and Peach now advance further into the mansion by entering [[Merlee's Basement]], hoping to find Merlee. | ||
The password to the VIP room is 5963. This password can be traded from a worker for 100 Rubees. Mario and Peach soon learn of a secret [[Rubee]] vault hidden away in the attic. With the help of a newly-acquired [[Pixl]], [[Slim (Pixl)|Slim]], Mario and Peach reach the vault | |||
The debt can also be paid off without ever stealing from Mimi's safe | The debt can also be paid off without ever stealing from Mimi's safe. | ||
Much later on in the game | Much later on in the game [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] chase [[Dimentio]] through this area to where the safe is located. | ||
{{br}} | {{br}} | ||
===Menu description=== | ===Menu description=== | ||
*''"What's going on in this mansion? Are these captives?"'' (before | *''"What's going on in this mansion? Are these captives?"'' (before meeting Slim) | ||
*''"Mimi ran a sweatshop in the back of the mansion. Looking back, the hard labor wasn't all that bad. Maybe that's because this is where you met Slim."'' (after | *''"Mimi ran a sweatshop in the back of the mansion. Looking back, the hard labor wasn't all that bad. Maybe that's because this is where you met Slim."'' (after meeting Slim) | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=サンデールの館 | ||
| | |JapR=Sandēru no Yakata | ||
| | |JapM=Merlee's Mansion | ||
| | |Spa=Mansión de Merlí | ||
| | |SpaM=Merlee's Mansion | ||
|Ger=Merlees Villa | |Ger=Merlees Villa | ||
|GerM=Merlee's Mansion | |GerM=Merlee's Mansion | ||
| | |Fra=Manoir de Merlie | ||
| | |FraM=Merlee's Mansion | ||
|Ita=La Villa di Merluna | |Ita=La Villa di Merluna | ||
|ItaM=Merlee's Mansion | |ItaM=Merlee's Mansion | ||
}} | }} | ||
;Tricks, Treats, Traps | ;Tricks, Treats, Traps | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=きみょうでおかしな館 | ||
| | |JapR=Kimyō de Okashi na Yakata | ||
| | |JapM=The Strange and Peculiar Mansion | ||
|Ita=Trucchi, trappole e tradimenti | |Ita=Trucchi, trappole e tradimenti | ||
|ItaM=Tricks, traps and treasons | |ItaM=Tricks, traps and treasons | ||
| | |Fra=Merlie-mélo | ||
| | |FraM=It's a pun of "Méli-mélo" who mean Mishmash | ||
}} | }} | ||
;Breaking the Bank | ;Breaking the Bank | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=マネー！マネー！マネー！ | ||
| | |JapR=Manē! Manē! Manē! | ||
| | |JapM=Money! Money! Money! (can also be interpreted as Mimi's quotes in spider form.) | ||
|Ita=Rapina in Banca | |Ita=Rapina in Banca | ||
|ItaM=Bank Heist | |ItaM=Bank Heist | ||
| | |Fra=Le casse du siècle | ||
| | |FraM=The heist of the century, this is an expression which refers to the big robbery. | ||
}} | }} | ||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The music of Merlee's Mansion has several interludes full of altered versions of Mimi's theme, however | *The music of Merlee's Mansion has several interludes full of altered versions of Mimi's theme, however the theme of Merlee herself is never heard throughout the entirety of Chapter 2. | ||
*The password 5963 can be read as 「ご{{hover|苦労|くろう}}さま」 in Japanese, which means "You've been working very hard". Similarly, 41262816 can be read as「{{hover|良|よ}}い{{hover|風呂|ふろ}}に{{hover|入|はい}}る」, which means "Take a good bath". | |||
*The password 5963 can be read as 「ご{{ | |||
{{SPM}} | {{SPM}} | ||
