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| {{about|the dimension in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''|the beveragarium in [[Flopside]]|[[The Overthere (bar)]]}} | | {{rewrite}} |
| {{level infobox | | {{articleabout|Chapters 7-3 and 7-4|the bar in [[Flopside]]|[[The Overthere (bar)|here]]}} |
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| |title=The Overthere | | |title=The Overthere |
| |image=[[File:SPM Overthere.png|250px]] | | |image=[[Image:Overthere.jpg|200px]] |
| |code=7-4 | | |code=7-4 |
| |game=''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' | | |game=''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' |
| |boss=[[Bonechill]]
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| |before=[[Overthere Stair|<<]] | | |before=[[Overthere Stair|<<]] |
| |after=[[Castle Bleck Entry|>>]] | | |after=[[Castle Bleck Entry|>>]] |
| |track=Overthere Stair
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| |sample=[[File:SPM Overthere Stair.oga]]
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| '''The Overthere''' is a place visited in the second half of Chapter 7 of ''Super Paper Mario''. It is essentially the opposite of [[The Underwhere]], and is the land where people who lived sinless lives spend their afterlife. It is ruled by [[Grambi]]. While The Underwhere is clearly based on the {{wp|Greek underworld}}, The Overthere bears more resemblance to {{wp|Heaven}}, rather than the {{wp|Elysium|Elysian Fields}} of Greek mythology: it is a land of clouds, and its residents are the angelic [[Nimbi]]s, who speak in pseudo-Elizabethan English (reminiscent of the language found in the {{wp|Authorized King James Version|King James Bible}}). The only way to reach The Overthere is via the [[Overthere Stair]], a series of clouds and [[jump-over cloud]]s leading up from [[Underwhere Road]]. According to [[The InterNed]], the music in The Overthere and the Overthere Stair is simply titled "Overthere Stair". There is an [[Itty Bits]] shop in The Overthere, located near the Rainbow Bridge. Its most notable item in stock is the [[Hot Sauce]], and it also sells [[Hot Dog (item)|Hot Dog]]s. | | '''The Overthere''' is a place visited in the latter half of Chapter 7 of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is essentially the opposite of [[The Underwhere]]. While [[Queen Jaydes]] rules The Underwhere, her husband, [[King Grambi]], rules The Overthere. The boss of the Overthere is [[Bonechill]]. |
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| ==Chapter 7-4: A Bone-Chilling Tale==
| | The Overthere is inhabited by [[Nimbi]]s, all of whose names end in ''-bi'' (pronounced like "bee"). Interestingly, there appears to be a schematic system of naming Nimbis, be it days of the week (Monbi (Monday), Tuebi (Tuesday), etc.), seasons (Sprinbi (spring), Sumbi (summer), Fallbi (fall)), months (Janbi (January), Febbi (February), etc.) or even colors (Rebbi (red), Blubi (blue), Yebbi (yellow), Whibbi (white)). Nimbis can be compared to angels. |
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| <blockquote>''White clouds as far as the eye could see...''
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| ''Mario and Co. had climbed through the clouds and finally reached The Overthere.''
| | The only way to reach The Overthere is via the [[Overthere Stair]], a series of clouds and [[Jump-Over Cloud]]s leading up from [[Underwhere Road]]. |
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| ''"Odd. No party springeth forth welcometh us," wondered Luvbi aloud.''
| | There is an [[Itty Bits]] shop in The Overthere, located near the Rainbow Bridge. Its most notable item in stock is the [[Hot Sauce]], and it also sells [[Hot Dog]]s. |
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| ''"It mattereth not. Father's shrine is just ahead, so we can walk there with ease."''
| | While The Overthere serves as the latter half of a dimension that is collectively called The Underwhere (despite only half of it being The Underwhere), only Chapter 7-4 takes place in The Overthere itself. Chapter 7-3 takes place in the Overthere Stair, similar to how Chapter 7-2 took place in the Underwhere Road. |
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| ''But they would not arrive at the shrine as easily as Luvbi predicted.''
| | ==Chapter 7-4: A Bone-Chilling Tale== |
| | | During the events of ''Super Paper Mario'', [[Bonechill]] and his army of [[Skellobit|Skellobits]] were released from their prison in The Underwhere by [[Count Bleck]]. They escaped from the dark realm and laid siege on the Overthere, in an attempt to capture the [[Pure Heart]] said to be held by King Grambi. As Bonechill took over Grambi's abode, the Skellobits--reaching as far as the upper reaches of the Overthere Stair--attacked and imprisoned the Nimbis. Coincidentally, the invasion began shortly before [[Mario]] and [[Luvbi]] reached the Stair. |
| ''Why not? Because something unexpected and dramatic was about to happen...''</blockquote> | |
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| At some point shortly before the heroes' arrival in the dimension, [[Bonechill]], a self-proclaimed "master of the cold dark" and a fallen [[Nimbi]] (a reference to the story of {{wp|Lucifer}}), and his army of [[Skellobit]]s were released from their prison in [[The Underwhere]] due to an earthquake. They escaped from the dark realm and laid siege on The Overthere in an attempt to capture the [[Pure Heart]] said to be held by [[Grambi]]. As Bonechill took over Grambi's abode, the Skellobits, reaching as far as the upper reaches of the [[Overthere Stair]], attacked and imprisoned the Nimbis and destroyed the rainbow bridge leading to Grambi's sanctuary.
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| As [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], [[Bowser]], and [[Luigi]] arrive, they learn from [[Luvbi]] that Grambi is her father. Luvbi then talks about how overprotective her parents are and [[Tippi]] suggests that the party move on in an attempt to shut her up. The level begins with a few clouds and a shrine, where a Skellobit lies. To the right of the shrine is a Skellobomber and a cloud moving up toward a Skellobit and [[Spiky Skellobit]]. To the right is a cloud moving side to side, toward another shrine, a sign reading "Overthere Sector 1", and a locked door. Beneath the shrine is another Skellobomber, several [[? Block]]s, one containg a [[Mushroom]] and another a [[Speed Flower]], and a door leading to Sector 2. Through the door, the heroes find two Skellobits tormenting a Nimbi named [[Sunbi]]. The heroes save Sunbi, who gives them the [[Door Key (The Underwhere)|key]] to the previously mentioned locked door.
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| The next area holds yet another locked door and another shrine next to a [[Save Block]]. To the right is a Skellobit, a flip block that can be used to hit a ? Block in 3D, and [[Fallbi|a Nimbi]] standing next to her frozen boyfriend, [[Novbi]]. Bowser frees Novbi with his [[Fire Breath]] and in thanks, he activates the [[Overvator]]. Using the Overvator, the heroes are able to move upward, where they find two more Nimbis frozen. The heroes move through a door into Sector 4, finding a large shrine, on top of which is an [[Itty Bits]] shop, and several frozen Nimbis, including [[Whibbi]]. Whibbi tells the heroes that the rainbow bridge leading to Grambi's shrine has been destroyed. in order to rebuild it, the heroes must find [[Rebbi]], [[Blubi]] and [[Yebbi]], the holders of three colored orbs. He gives the heroes the key to the locked door in Sector 3, allowing them access to Sector 5.
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| In Sector 5, there is a horizontally moving Overvator, activated with a red Switch Block. To the far right is a shrine containing a door and an army of 3D Skellobits and Spiky Skellobits. There is a [[Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star]] on top of the shrine. The door leads to Sector 8, containing some floating pillars, [[Boomerang Bro.|Boomerang Bros.]], a Slow Flower, and a Nimbi playing dead. There is another door behind the shrine in Sector 5, leading to Sector 7 and accessed via 3D. In Sector 7, the heroes find Rebbi battling some Skellobits. After helping defeat the assailants, Rebbi gives the heroes his [[Red Orb]]. Also in Sector 7 is a large chest far below, containing a Nimbi apparently practicing an escape act. The Nimbi gives the heroes an [[Ultra Shroom Shake]].
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| To the far left of Sector 5 is some more clouds, a Skellobit and Skellobomber and a door leading to Sector 6. In Sector 6, there are some pillars and ? Blocks, one of which contains a [[Mushroom]]. By [[flip]]ping, Mario finds some clouds leading to another area, filled with blocks and various types of Skellobit, as well as a [[Mega Star]]. At the end of this stretch is another bridge of clouds, leading back to the other side of the main area, where the heroes find a bathroom stall. The person inside asks if the Skellobits are gone and then asks the player's name, to which they can answer Mario, Peach, Bowser, Luigi (depending on the current player character), Grambi, or a monster. If the player claims to be Grambi or any of the playable characters, the person assumes that they are a monster trying to trick them. If the player says that they are a monster, the person will realizes that no monster would admit who they were and comes out, revealing himself to be Yebbi, who gives them a [[Yellow Orb]].
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| To find Blubi, the heroes return to Sector 2, where they saved Sunbi. The area contains several pillars, Skellobombers, [[Skellobait]]s and a [[Cursya]]. The pillar to the farthest right is actually a pipe, leading to an underground room containing a [[Gigabite]]. Upon the Gigabite's defeat, a chest containing [[Cooking Disk]] PU will appear. Back in Sector 2, there is a ? Block containing [[Pal Pill]]s is above the pipe. The player ascends some clouds, finding another Skellobomber and some blocks containing a [[Super Mushroom|Super Shroom]] and a [[Ghoul Shroom]]. At the top, Blubi is found frozen. Upon being freed by Bowser, Blubi realizes that he has lost his memory, which will only return if the heroes have spoken to Whibbi. Upon remembering who he is, Blubi yields the [[Blue Orb]].
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| Back in Sector 4, the heroes place the orbs on a platform to the far right, creating a new rainbow bridge out of blocks. This allows them to cross over to Grambi's shrine. Once the bridge is reconstructed, the heroes and Luvbi encounter a Spiky Skellobit. In response to Luvbi asking whether Grambi is fine and threatening to hurt the Skellobit if he is not, the Skellobit summons an army mostly made of [[Skellobombers]] to challenge them. However, it is then that Rebbi and an army of Nimbis (referred to as the Nimbi Brigade) show up to take care of the Skellobits. While the battle takes place, the heroes are able to defeat the Spiky Skellobit and a few other Skellobits and access Grambi's palace.
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| Once inside, the heroes encounter Bonechill and learn that Luvbi is an embodiment of the Pure Heart, created to keep it out of the hands of beings like Bonechill. Shocked, Luvbi confronts Grambi but is then ordered by Tippi to get him to safety while the heroes combat and defeat Bonechill. After the ice king disintegrates, [[Queen Jaydes]] arrives and Luvbi confronts her parents about her identity. Following an heated exchange between the three of them, Luvbi becomes resigned to her fate and assumes her Pure Heart form, asking Mario and co. to save all worlds as her dying wish.
| | However, upon reaching King Grambi, Mario and Luvbi discovered from Bonechill that ''Luvbi'' was an embodiment of the Pure Heart, made by Jaydes and Grambi so as to protect it. The entire invasion was just a lure to capture Luvbi. Mario and Bonechill did battle, and in the end Mario won. However, not all news was good news; Jaydes arrived, and the truth became apparent: Luvbi had to fade from existence, allowing Mario to take the white Pure Heart. However, after the game is beaten, Luvbi can be seen in Grambi's shrine with Grambi and Jaydes. According to them, Luvbi appeared in the shrine. This probably happened when Count Bleck and Tippi married at the end of the game to destroy the Chaos Heart. |
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| <blockquote>''"Heroes... My daughter wanted thee to save all worlds. 'Twas her final wish."''
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| ''Grambi spoke slowly through his tears as the brave Nimbis cleaned up The Overthere.''
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| ''Draped in sadness, Queen Jaydes walked slowly to her palace in The Underwhere.''
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| ''Mario, his friends, and the eighth Pure Heart were all that remained...''
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| ''This Pure Heart had come at a high price. Let us hope it was all worthwhile.''</blockquote>
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| If the player revisits The Overthere after defeating Bonechill, the enemies that once appeared in Chapter 7-4 will not appear again, with the exception of the [[Ghoul Shroom]] contained within one of the blocks and the Gigabite present in the secret area.
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| ===Enemies===
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| *[[Bonechill]] (Chapter 7 Boss) | | *[[Bonechill]] (Chapter 7 Boss) |
| *[[Boomerang Bro]] | | *[[Boomerang Bro]] |
| *[[Cursya]]
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| *[[Ghoul Shroom]]
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| *[[Gigabite]] | | *[[Gigabite]] |
| *[[Megabite]] | | *[[Megabite]] |
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| *[[Spiky Skellobit]] | | *[[Spiky Skellobit]] |
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| ===Items===
| | ==Names in Other Languages== |
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| |item1=Cooking Disk PU
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| |image1=[[File:Cooking Disk PU SPM.png]]
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| |location1=In a chest after defeating the Gigabite in an area via a pipe behind the easternmost column in Sector 2.
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| |item2=Super Card
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| |image2=[[File:CatchCardSilverSPM.png]]
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| |location2=<nowiki/>
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| *[[Grambi]] '''(Map 43)''', use [[Fleep]] on the top-right corner of the last structural pillar in Sector 5.
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| *[[Luvbi]] '''(Map 44)''', use Fleep in between a brick block and the second structure in Sector 8.
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| *[[Bonechill]] '''(Map 45)''', use Fleep above the 7th stair from the floor leading to Grambi.
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| |item3=[[Shooting Star]]
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| |image3=[[File:Shooting Star SPM.png]]
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| |location3=At the top of the infested second structure in Sector 5, across the gap using the first structure with a red [[! Switch]].
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| |item4=Caught Card
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| |image4=[[File:CatchCardOrangeSPM.png]]
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| |location4=<nowiki/>
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| *[[Skellobit]], in an area via a pipe under the first cloud in Overthere Sector 5, left chest.
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| *[[Skellobomber]], in an area via a pipe under the first cloud in Overthere Sector 5, right chest.
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| *[[Spiky Skellobit]], in a chest behind the staircase leading to Grambi in 3D.
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| |item5=[[Ultra Shroom Shake]]
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| |image5=[[File:Ultra Shroom Shake SPM.png]]
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| *Given by the escape artist Nimbi inside a chest under Sector 7: <font color=red>Missable if not collected before the Bonechill boss fight.</font>
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| *In a chest inside the pit far right of Grambi’s palace.
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| ===Menu description===
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| *''"Grambi and the Nimbis live here, high in the sky. This sad place is where Luvbi became a Pure Heart again."''
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| ==Names in other languages== | |
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| |Jap=スカイランド | | |Jap=スカイランド |
| |JapR=Sukai Rando | | |JapR=Sukai Rando |
| |JapM=Sky Land | | |JapM=Sky Land |
| |SpaE=Masallá<ref name=Masallá>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0RUwLKtkEk& "Super Paper Mario - El Inframundo - Cap.7 7-4"].</ref> | | |Spa=Masallá |
| |SpaEM=From "más allá" ("beyond", often used to refer to the afterlife). Together with "Masacá" (The Underwhere's Spanish name), it forms a pun on "acá" ("here") and "allá" ("there"). | | |SpaM=Beyond |
| |Ita=Il Mondodisu | | |Ita=Mondodisu |
| |ItaM=World of above/Up-world | | |ItaM=Upworld |
| |Fre=L'Au-delà | | |Fra=L'au-delà |
| |FreM=The Beyond | | |FraM=The Beyond |
| |Ger=Obendroben
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| |GerM=Overupthere
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| |Kor=스카이랜드
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| |KorR=Seukai Raendeu
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| |KorM=Sky Land
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| ;A Bone-Chilling Tale
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| |Jap=ラブエルとシニガミダスとピュアハート
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| |JapR=Rabueru to Shinigamidasu to Pyua Hāto
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| |JapM=Luvbi, Bonechill and the Pure Heart
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| |Fre=A vous glacer le sang
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| |FreM=Bloodcurdling
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| |Ita=Una storia agghiacciante
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| |ItaM=A chilling tale
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| |SpaE=Un cuento de terror<ref name=Masallá>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0RUwLKtkEk& "Super Paper Mario - El Inframundo - Cap.7 7-4"].</ref>
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| |SpaEM=A Horror Tale
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| |Ger=Der Schock in den Knochen
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| |GerM=The shock in the Bones
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| |Kor=러브엘, 얼음사자 그리고 퓨어하트
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| |KorR=Reobeuel, Eoreumsaja geurigo Pyueo Hateu
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| |KorM=Luvbi, Bonechill and the Pure Heart
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| *The Overthere is the only level in the main story in which all four heroes are available at any time. | | *The Nimbis in The Overthere speak in a pseudo-Elizabethan language, like in the [[wikipedia:King James Bible|King James Bible]]. However, the dialect the Nimbis speak appears simply to replace common pronouns such as "I" or "you" with Elizabethan equivalents (mine, thou). These words can be changed depending if they are the subject or not, such as "you" being thou (subject) and thee (objective). Also, the suffix -est seems randomly tacked to certain verbs. (i.e. "thou-knowest-what" instead of "you-know-what") In proper Elizabethan era grammar, "knowest" (for example) is the equivalent of the modern day "knows". Saying "tellest me, now, Mother" is therefore incorrect grammar, as it translates to "Tells me, now, Mother". |
| *The Overthere is referenced by the character [[nookipedia:Gulliver|Gulliver]], in ''[[nookipedia:Animal Crossing: New Leaf|Animal Crossing: New Leaf]]''. If the player agrees to help him, he occasionally says, ''"...Gasp! Gasp I say! Am I in the Overthere?"''
| | *A bar that serves coffee beneath [[Flopside]] is named "[[The Overthere (bar)|The Overthere]]." |
| | | *According to [[The InterNed]], the music in the Overthere and the Overthere Stair is titled, "Overthere Stair." |
| ==References== | | *The Overthere is modeled after the Elysian Fields in Greek mythology. |
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| {{SPM}} | | {{SPM}} |
| [[Category:Sky areas|Overthere, The]] | | [[Category:Places|Overthere, The]] |
| [[Category:Dimensions|Overthere, The]] | | [[Category:Dimensions|Overthere, The]] |
| [[Category:Super Paper Mario levels|Overthere, The]] | | [[Category:Levels|Overthere, The]] |
| [[Category:Super Paper Mario locations|Overthere, The]] | | [[Category:Super Paper Mario|Overthere, The]] |
| [[Category:Super Paper Mario worlds]] | | [[Category:Places from Super Paper Mario|Overthere, The]] |
| [[de:Obendroben]] | | [[Category:Sky Locations|Overthere, The]] |
| | [[Category:Super Paper Mario Worlds]] |
