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In the twilit [[Gloam Valley]], [[Mario]] discovers [[Merlee's Mansion]]. When the plumber reaches the inside of the mansion, he meets a maid, [[Mimi]], who constantly gives [[Mario]] wrong information when he asks for the whereabouts of [[Merlee]]. The plumber eventually finds a key to a door which allows him to exit the level and go deeper inside the mansion. | In the twilit [[Gloam Valley]], [[Mario]] discovers [[Merlee's Mansion]]. When the plumber reaches the inside of the mansion, he meets a maid, [[Mimi]], who constantly gives [[Mario]] wrong information when he asks for the whereabouts of [[Merlee]]. The plumber eventually finds a key to a door which allows him to exit the level and go deeper inside the mansion. | ||
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Template:Level Merlee's Mansion is the home of Merlee in Super Paper Mario. It is the setting of Chapters 2-2, 2-3, and 2-4. Merlee's Mansion is a large manor that lies in the perpetually twilit Gloam Valley. During Chapter 2, Merlee's Mansion was taken over by Mimi, one of Count Bleck's lackeys. The mansion itself has no enemies, though the traps and basement are full of them.
Chapter 2-2: Tricks, Treats, Traps
In the twilit Gloam Valley, Mario discovers Merlee's Mansion. When the plumber reaches the inside of the mansion, he meets a maid, Mimi, who constantly gives Mario wrong information when he asks for the whereabouts of Merlee. The plumber eventually finds a key to a door which allows him to exit the level and go deeper inside the mansion.
Enemies
- Boo
- Gnaw (not actually fought; will throw the player out of the mansion)
- Gnip (not actually fought; will throw the player out of the mansion)
- Shlurp
- Swooper
- Mister I
- Megabite (front yard)
Chapter 2-3: Breaking the Bank
As Mario delves deeper into Merlee's Mansion, he comes upon a ? Block with a vase on it. He hits the block, but the vase falls off and breaks. Mimi rushes in and forces Mario to pay her 1,000,000 Rubees as a consequence for breaking the vase. The plumber also discovers some other men who fell for the same trick and are now Mimi's prisoners. There is a normal generator room where workers should hit blocks repeatedly to earn Rubees, and another VIP room where workers can run in wheels to make volts to earn Rubees faster. The password to the VIP room is 5963. This password can be traded from a worker for 100 Rubees. Mario soon learns of a secret Rubee vault hidden away in the attic. With the help of a newly-acquired Pixl, Slim, Mario reaches the vault which has 1,000,000 Rubees. These Rubees are held in a safe with the password 41262816. This password is heard from Mimi sleeptalking by a worker and can be traded for 10,000 Rubees. Eventually Mario/Peach pays off his debt to a shocked Mimi, who explodes out of anger. The plumber now advances further into the mansion, hoping to find Merlee.
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- Merlee's Mansion is in appearance quite similar to the many incarnations of Boo's Mansion, not to mention Luigi's Mansion.
- The music of Merlee's Mansion has several interludes full of altered versions of Mimi's theme, however the theme of Merlee herself is never heard throughout the entirety of Chapter 2.
- In 2-3, it is possible to pay off all 1,000,000 Rubees without the vault, but the player still cannot advance to 2-4 without Slim.
