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'''Ribboner'''<ref name=ingame>In textbox headers during the painting challenge in "The Case of the Rainy-Day Plot".</ref> is a [[Theet]] who appears in ''[[Princess Peach: Showtime!]]'' He is found in each play (except the boss fights and rehearsals) and can be assisted or rescued by [[Princess Peach]]. When Peach does so, he gives her a [[dress ribbon]] or a [[Stella ribbon]]. He wears a top hat and a red bowtie, has a mustache, and has a small bag with green and blue bows beside him. He usually only communicates with hovering speech bubbles, but he is referred to by name in a few levels, such as [[The Case of the Rainy-Day Plot]]. | '''Ribboner'''<ref name=ingame>In textbox headers during the painting challenge in "The Case of the Rainy-Day Plot".</ref> is a [[Theet]] who appears in ''[[Princess Peach: Showtime!]]'' He is found in each play (except the boss fights and rehearsals) and can be assisted or rescued by [[Princess Peach]]. When Peach does so, he gives her a [[dress ribbon]] or a [[Stella ribbon]]. He wears a top hat and a red bowtie, has a mustache, and has a small bag with green and blue bows beside him. He usually only communicates with hovering speech bubbles, but he is referred to by name in a few levels, such as [[The Case of the Rainy-Day Plot]]. | ||
He will generally exclaim a need for being helped or rescued, and if he is rescued, he will congratulate Peach or explain what he | He will generally exclaim a need for being helped or rescued, and if he is rescued, he will congratulate Peach or explain what he'll do after his rescue, and will begin dancing. Some of his rescue messages indicate he plays an experienced traveler in the plays, including: | ||
*Having learned an "ancient ninja art: the [[Jar#Princess Peach: Showtime!|pot]]-hide technique." ([[Ninjutsu: The Art of Rapids]]). | *Having learned an "ancient ninja art: the [[Jar#Princess Peach: Showtime!|pot]]-hide technique." ([[Ninjutsu: The Art of Rapids]]). | ||
*Had bought an entrance ticket to the museum, but had lost his ticket, and the museum was closed either way ([[The Case of the Missing Mural]]). | *Had bought an entrance ticket to the museum, but had lost his ticket, and the museum was closed either way ([[The Case of the Missing Mural]]). | ||
