Notre Dame Bell

Notre Dame Bell
DOS SNES NES
First appearance	Mario is Missing! (1992)

The Notre Dame Bell is a bell from the south tower of the Cathedral of Notre Dame. In the PC, SNES, and NES versions of Mario is Missing!, it was one of the artifacts in Paris that had been stolen from landmarks by Koopa Troopas in order to fund Bowser's plan. Without it, Notre Dame was forced to close to tourists. Luigi had to defeat the Koopa carrying it, ask people on the streets about it, bring it to Notre Dame's information booth, and verify its authenticity by answering trivia questions about it.

Information

Person	Quote
PC version
	"Too cool! That was rung by Quasimodo in the movie, 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame.'"
	"Ding-dong, Our Lady's bell is back."
	"The cathedral has deux (two) identical towers. That is used to ring the hours."
	"An enduring symbol of Paris, Notre Dame was begun around 1150. That goes in the south tower."
	"Take a cab to Notre Dame cathedral, The driver may charge you extra for that bell."
SNES version
	"Too cool! That was rung by Quasimodo in the movie, 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame.'"
	"Ding-dong, Our Lady's bell is back."
	"The cathedral has deux (two) identical towers. That is used to ring the hours."
	"An enduring symbol of Paris, Notre Dame was begun around 1150. That goes in the south tower."
	"Take a cab to Notre Dame cathedral, The driver may charge you extra for that bell."
NES version
	"Too cool! That was rung by Quasimodo in the movie, 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame.'"
	"Ding-dong, Our Lady's bell is back."
	"The cathedral has deux (two) identical towers. That is used to ring the hours."
	"An enduring symbol of Paris, Notre Dame was begun around 1150. That goes in the south tower."
	"Take a cab to 'gothic' Notre Dame cathedral, The driver may charge you extra for that bell."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
German	die Glocke von Notre Dame	the Bell from Notre Dame