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| |image=[[File:Toodles.png]]<br>Sprite from ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' | | |image=[[File:Toodles.PNG]]<br>Toodles, the wealthy Toad |
| |first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004|2004]]) | | |full_name=Toodles |
| |latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024|2024]])
| | |first_appearance= ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004|2004]]) |
| |species=[[Toad (species)|Toad]] | | |species=[[Toad (species)|Toad]] |
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| {{quote|Well, hello there, [[Mario|you big, burly hunk of a man, you]]. You're smashing, dear.|Toodles|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}
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| '''Toodles''' is a wealthy [[Toad (species)|Toad]] from ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' who has a summer home in [[Poshley Heights]]. She likes to flaunt her wealth by wearing expensive fur dresses and luxurious jewelry. It is unknown how Toodles amassed her fortune; however, the game indicates that she is a gold digger, using her physical attractiveness to leech off the wealth of men.
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| Toodles' name might be a pun of "toodles", another way to say goodbye stereotypically associated with posh or wealthy people, especially women.
| | {{Quote|Well, hello there, [[Mario|you big, burly hunk of a man you]]. You're smashing, dear.|Toodles|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} |
| ==History==
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| [[Mario]] meets Toodles in the lobby of the [[Glitz Pit]] in [[Glitzville]], where she is looking for the current champion to flirt with him, ignoring Mario at first; however, once Mario claims that title for himself, Toodles's flirtatious advances shift towards him. | |
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| Mario encounters Toodles again in Cabin 002 of the [[Excess Express]] during his quest for the [[Garnet Star]] in [[Poshley Heights]]. The drawer in her bedside table is filled with "giant mounds of cosmetics", speaking to her passion for beauty. During the three-day trip, her [[Gold Ring (item)|Gold Ring]] is stolen by [[Doopliss]] (disguised as [[Zip Toad]]) and she asks Mario to locate it. The [[Three Shadows]] plan to use the ring, along with the [[Excess Express waitress|waitress]]'s [[Shell Earrings]] and the [[Nitro Honey Syrup]] from the [[Businessman|businessman's]] [[briefcase]], to bomb the train. This would fulfill the "sticky, yummy doom" Mario was warned of in an effort to prevent him and his partners from reaching the Star. Mario eventually catches the fake Zip Toad, who reluctantly relinquishes the stolen items, including the Gold Ring. When Mario returns the ring to Toodles, she rewards him with thirty [[coin]]s, which she refers to merely a "trifle" to someone like herself.
| | '''Toodles''' is a wealthy [[Toad (species)|Toad]] who lives in the ritzy neighborhood of [[Poshley Heights]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. Toodles' name might be a pun of "toodles", another way to say goodbye stereotypically associated with posh or wealthy people, especially women. |
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| After her ring is returned, she offers to chat with Mario once the train has made a stop at [[Riverside Station]]; she choses to stay in her cabin instead of go outside. When she hears of his interest in the Garnet Star, she reveals it is kept in [[Poshley Sanctum]]. She keeps a summer home in Poshley Heights near the sanctum to escape the bustle of city life. She invites Mario to visit and chat with her at her summer home after their trip has ended, though doing so yields no special reward. By the end of the day, she is eager to get beauty sleep to avoid developing wrinkles.
| | She likes to flaunt her wealth by wearing expensive fur dresses and luxurious jewelry. It is unknown how Toodles amassed her vast fortune; however, the game indicates that she is a gold digger, using her physical attractiveness to leech off the wealth of men. In fact, when [[Mario]] first met Toodles, she was standing in the lobby of the [[Glitz Pit]], looking for the champion so that she could flirt with him when he arrived. She even ignored the (apparently) attractive Mario as she waited. However, once Mario claimed the title for himself, Toodles's flirtatious advances shifted as well. |
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| [[File:PMTTYD NS Screenshot of Poshley Heights Shadow Queen Cutscene.png|thumb|Toodles joins others in Poshley Heights to lend support to Mario in the remake]] | | Later, Mario and his team run into Toodles on the [[Excess Express]] during their quest for the [[Garnet Star]]. After her stay in [[Glitzville]], Toodles decided to return to her home in Poshley Heights via the luxury locomotive. During the three-day trip back home, her [[Gold Ring (item)|Gold Ring]] is stolen by [[Doopliss]] (disguised as [[Zip Toad]]). The [[Shadow Sirens]] planned to use the ring, as well as the [[Toad waitress]]'s [[Shell Earrings]] and the [[Nitro Honey Syrup]] from the [[businessman]]'s [[briefcase]] to bomb the train and fulfill the "sticky, yummy doom" Mario had been warned of in an effort to prevent the team from reaching the Star. Mario and his team later catch Doopliss and return the ring. Unfortunately, later during the trip, she, along with the other passengers, were absorbed into the [[Smorg]] monster that attacked the train. Eventually, Mario and his allies defeated the Smorg and saved the wealthy Toad, allowing her to arrive safely in Poshley Heights. |
| At the start of the third day, Toodles, along with the other passengers and staff, goes missing, being absorbed into a hoard of [[Smorg]]s that attacks the train. Mario eventually defeats the Smorgs, causing them to blow away in the wind. After the incident, Toodles safely arrives at her summer home in Poshley Heights. The lavish home is decorated with expensive furniture and what appears to be a solid gold ceiling fan.
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| When [[Bowser]] and [[Kammy Koopa]] visit Poshley Heights during the intermission after Chapter 7, Bowser can optionally talk to Toodles, who expresses her desire to mount his "terribly fine horns" in her foyer to highlight her social status, which Bowser rejects in disgust.
| | Apparently, Toodles is friends with [[Jolene]], the current manager of the [[Glitz Pit]]. In her [[Trouble Center]] trouble, Toodles asks for Mario to get back the [[Wrestling Mag]] that she loaned to Jolene. |
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| Toodles is apparently friends with [[Jolene]], the current manager of the [[Glitz Pit]]. In her [[I need my magazine.|trouble]], Toodles asks for Mario to return the [[Wrestling Magazine]] that she loaned to Jolene. | |
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| While Mario battles the [[Shadow Queen]], Toodles cheers for him, and points out to [[Pennington]] that the hero he is supporting is Mario, not [[Luigi]].
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| In the original game's end credits [[Parade|parade]], Toodles' silhouette can be seen with the Poshley Heights characters. In the remake, she, [[Chef Shimi]], the [[Excess Express waitress]], [[Zip Toad]], [[Heff T.]], and the [[Businessman|businessman]] follow behind [[Pennington]] as he investigates the stage. This is until [[Ghost T.]] appears and spooks at them, resulting in them all fleeing in horror as Ghost T. ascends into a bright light.
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| ==Tattle== | | ==Tattle== |
| ;Glitz Pit
| | *''"That's Toodles the Toad. Gosh that woman is so fashionable it makes me sick! She's obviously the kind of lady that belongs around here. Classy all the way!"'' |
| *"''That's Toodles the Toad. GOSH, this woman knows how to dress. I'm SO jealous! Even classy ladies like her come to watch the fights. I guess she likes tough guys...''" | |
| ;Excess Express
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| *"''That's Toodles the Toad. Gosh, that woman is so fashionable it makes me sick! She's obviously the kind of lady that belongs on this train. Classy all the way!''"
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| ;Poshley Heights
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| *"''That's Toodles the Toad. Gosh, that woman is so fashionable it makes me sick! She's obviously the kind of lady that belongs around here. Classy all the way!''"
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| ==Gallery==
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| <gallery>
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| PMTTYD Smorg screenshot.png
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| Imusthavethatbook PMTTYD.png
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| PMTTYDNS concept art characters 9.png|Concept art of the [[Excess Express]] passengers and staff, including Toodles with a slimmer figure
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| PMTTYDNS concept art Ch6 6.png| Concept art of Chapter 6, featuring Toodles' vacation house in the upper right
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| </gallery>
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| == Names in other languages == | | == Names in other languages == |
| {{foreign names | | {{foreign names |
| |Jap=マダム・ローズ | | |Ger=Brillan T. |
| | |GerM=Pun on "brillant" |
| | |Jap=マダム ローズ |
| |JapR=Madamu Rōzu | | |JapR=Madamu Rōzu |
| |JapM=Madam Rose | | |JapM=Madam Rose |
| |ChiS=蔷薇夫人
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| |ChiSR=Qiángwēi Fūrén
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| |ChiSM=Lady Rose
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| |ChiT=薔薇夫人
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| |ChiTR=Qiángwēi Fūrén
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| |ChiTM=Lady Rose
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| |Dut=Toadeloe
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| |DutM=From "Toad" and ''toedeloe'' ("toodles")
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| |Fre=Madame Rose
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| |FreM=Adaptation of the Japanese name
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| |Ger=Brillan T.
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| |GerM=Pun on "brillant"
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| |Ita=Signora Apollonia
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| |ItaM=Miss Apollonia; common Italian name that means "Belonging to Apollo", possibly referring to her status as a wealthy woman
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| |Kor=마담로즈
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| |KorR=Madam Lojeu
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| |KorM=Madam Rose
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| |Spa=T. Rose | | |Spa=T. Rose |
| |SpaM=Rose Toad | | |SpaM=Toodles |
| | |Fra=Madame Rose |
| | |FraM=Literal translation of Japanese name |
| | |Ita=Apollonia |
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| }} | | }} |
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| {{Toads}} | | {{Toads}} |
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| [[Category:Toads]] | | [[Category:Toads]] |
| [[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door characters]] | | [[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Characters]] |
| [[de:Brillan T.]] | | [[de:Brillan T.]] |
| [[it:Signora Apollonia]] | | [[it:Signora Apollonia]] |
