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3,000 years before the time of ''Super Paper Mario'', a powerful magician among the [[Tribe of Ancients|Ancients]] created the first twelve Pixls, eleven of which are obtainable in-game (excluding Tippi, Tiptron, and an unknown member of the original 12 Pixls). He accomplished this by transferring a spirit into a vessel that he created for a specific purpose. It has been theorized that the spirits were from people, such as [[Flip-Flop Folk]] or humans, who had been given [[Game Over]]s,<ref>Carson's "The Pixl Queen" story reads: "''The spirit within the Pixl Queen was not a demon, but rather a human [...] Is it possible the other Pixls were spirits from the game-overed?''"</ref> which is supported by the fact that Merlon would one day contain Tippi's human soul within a Pixl form. After the magician's own death, his apprentices learned how to make many more Pixls based on his original twelve. They became known as "thinking tools" for the Ancients, who eventually became rather dependent on their Pixl helpers. Through the work of many Pixls, the Ancients prospered as they never had before.<ref>Carson's "Creation of the Pixls" story explains the origin of the Pixls.</ref>
3,000 years before the time of ''Super Paper Mario'', a powerful magician among the [[Tribe of Ancients|Ancients]] created the first twelve Pixls, eleven of which are obtainable in-game (excluding Tippi, Tiptron, and an unknown member of the original 12 Pixls). He accomplished this by transferring a spirit into a vessel that he created for a specific purpose. It has been theorized that the spirits were from people, such as [[Flip-Flop Folk]] or humans, who had been given [[Game Over]]s,<ref>Carson's "The Pixl Queen" story reads: "''The spirit within the Pixl Queen was not a demon, but rather a human [...] Is it possible the other Pixls were spirits from the game-overed?''"</ref> which is supported by the fact that Merlon would one day contain Tippi's human soul within a Pixl form. After the magician's own death, his apprentices learned how to make many more Pixls based on his original twelve. They became known as "thinking tools" for the Ancients, who eventually became rather dependent on their Pixl helpers. Through the work of many Pixls, the Ancients prospered as they never had before.<ref>Carson's "Creation of the Pixls" story explains the origin of the Pixls.</ref>


One day, however, a catastrophe occurred. 1,000 years after the invention of the Pixls, a huge Pixl, calling herself the [[Pixl Queen]], suddenly appeared. Most Pixls were well-contained spirits, but she was believed to be a demonic spirit contained in a Pixl vessel, although it was later revealed that she was not only a human, but possibly the magician's own daughter, who grew ill and perished while he was conducting his research. While her exact motivation is unknown, one theory is that the Pixl Queen was horrified by how the Pixls were used by the Ancients and she used her powers to command the other Pixls to rebel against their masters. Devastated by the loss of the Pixls they had become so dependent on, the Ancients found themselves unable to build and rule their empire, and were easily enslaved by the Pixl Queen.<ref>Carson's "The Pixl Uprising" story outlines the early stages of the rebellion.</ref>
One day, however, a catastrophe occurred. 1,000 years after the invention of the Pixls, a huge Pixl, calling herself the [[Pixl Queen]], suddenly appeared. Most Pixls were well-contained spirits, but she was believed to be a demonic spirit contained in a Pixl vessel, although it was later revealed that she was not only a human, but possibly the magician's own daughter, who grew ill and perished while he was conducing his research. While her exact motivation is unknown, one theory is that the Pixl Queen was horrified by how the Pixls were used by the Ancients and she used her powers to command the other Pixls to rebel against their masters. Devastated by the loss of the Pixls they had become so dependent on, the Ancients found themselves unable to build and rule their empire, and were easily enslaved by the Pixl Queen.<ref>Carson's "The Pixl Uprising" story outlines the early stages of the rebellion.</ref>


In the midst of the ruin, the descendents of the magician's apprentices and inheritors of the twelve original Pixls appeared, defeated wave after wave of Pixl soldiers, and freed the enslaved Ancients. They used [[Catch Card]]s to trap the mind-controlled Pixl soldiers and then healed them. They saw their friends fall in battle one by one, yet persevered anyway. The last survivor managed to make it to the castle of the Pixl Queen, however she used her powers of illusion to hide and bombard him with horrific images. Fortunately, one of the Pixls at the fighter's side had the ability to see the truth (paralleled by Tippi's [[Tattle]]-like ability 2,000 years later), and together they fought and defeated the Pixl Queen at the cost of the Pixl's life.<ref>Carson's "More Pixl Uprising" story outlines the fall of the Pixl Queen.</ref>
In the midst of the ruin, the descendents of the magician's apprentices and inheritors of the twelve original Pixls appeared, defeated wave after wave of Pixl soldiers, and freed the enslaved Ancients. They used [[Catch Card]]s to trap the mind-controlled Pixl soldiers and then healed them. They saw their friends fall in battle one by one, yet persevered anyway. The last survivor managed to make it to the castle of the Pixl Queen, however she used her powers of illusion to hide and bombard him with horrific images. Fortunately, one of the Pixls at the fighter's side had the ability to see the truth (paralleled by Tippi's [[Tattle]]-like ability 2,000 years later), and together they fought and defeated the Pixl Queen at the cost of the Pixl's life.<ref>Carson's "More Pixl Uprising" story outlines the fall of the Pixl Queen.</ref>

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