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{{quote|Thing is, now the captain gots so big, the BOWL gots too small for him!|Pook|Super Paper Mario}} | {{quote|Thing is, now the captain gots so big, the BOWL gots too small for him!|Pook|Super Paper Mario}} | ||
'''Pook''' is a young boy and a resident of [[Flipside]], from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. He is fascinated by sea creatures, and wants to be a sailor when he grows up. He hopes to leave Flipside when he grows up and listen to the quiet sounds of the waves at sea, every day. He used to have a pet fish he named [[Captain Gills]] that he found somewhere, and kept him in a cup. Captain Gills got too big for the cup so he searched for something bigger to put him in. [[Merlon]] generously gave him his [[Goldfish Bowl]] but not too long after [[Mario]] arrived in need of it. Pook agreed to give him the bowl, only if they would give a new home to Captain Gills. The player then must go stand near the edge of the water to release Pook's goldfish. If Mario talks to Pook at any time before entering [[Outer Space]], he will talk about a problem that keeps getting bigger and bigger. This "problem" Pook is speaking of may be Captain Gills, as the fish grows in size every day. | '''Pook''' is a young boy and a resident of [[Flipside]], from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. He is fascinated by sea creatures, and wants to be a sailor when he grows up. He hopes to leave Flipside when he grows up and listen to the quiet sounds of the waves at sea, every day. He used to have a pet fish he named [[Captain Gills]] that he found somewhere, and kept him in a cup. Captain Gills got too big for the cup so he searched for something bigger to put him in. [[Merlon]] generously gave him his [[Goldfish Bowl]] but not too long after [[Mario]] and co. arrived in need of it. Pook agreed to give him the bowl, only if they would give a new home to Captain Gills. The player then must go stand near the edge of the water to release Pook's goldfish. If Mario talks to Pook at any time before entering [[Outer Space]], he will talk about a problem that keeps getting bigger and bigger. This "problem" Pook is speaking of may be Captain Gills, as the fish grows in size every day. | ||
After Chapter 4, Pook states his wish to become a sailor one day and meet Captain Gills at sea, completely ignorant of the fact that the goldish was released into Flipside's underground canal and, according to [[Tippi]], no longer needs little kids in his life. | After Chapter 4, Pook states his wish to become a sailor one day and meet Captain Gills at sea, completely ignorant of the fact that the goldish was released into Flipside's underground canal and, according to [[Tippi]], no longer needs little kids in his life. | ||
Revision as of 19:58, July 26, 2016
- “Thing is, now the captain gots so big, the BOWL gots too small for him!”
- —Pook, Super Paper Mario
Pook is a young boy and a resident of Flipside, from Super Paper Mario. He is fascinated by sea creatures, and wants to be a sailor when he grows up. He hopes to leave Flipside when he grows up and listen to the quiet sounds of the waves at sea, every day. He used to have a pet fish he named Captain Gills that he found somewhere, and kept him in a cup. Captain Gills got too big for the cup so he searched for something bigger to put him in. Merlon generously gave him his Goldfish Bowl but not too long after Mario and co. arrived in need of it. Pook agreed to give him the bowl, only if they would give a new home to Captain Gills. The player then must go stand near the edge of the water to release Pook's goldfish. If Mario talks to Pook at any time before entering Outer Space, he will talk about a problem that keeps getting bigger and bigger. This "problem" Pook is speaking of may be Captain Gills, as the fish grows in size every day.
After Chapter 4, Pook states his wish to become a sailor one day and meet Captain Gills at sea, completely ignorant of the fact that the goldish was released into Flipside's underground canal and, according to Tippi, no longer needs little kids in his life.
Pook's Flopside counterpart is Puck. Pook's enamour with the sea is comparable to Puck's love for the sky. Template:BoxTop
