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'''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. | '''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. | ||
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. | 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. | ||
==History== | |||
[[Mario]] first meets Toodles in the lobby of the [[Glitz Pit]], where she is looking for the champion so that she can flirt with him. At this time, she even ignores Mario as she waited. However, once Mario claimed the title for himself, Toodles's flirtatious advances shifts to him as well. | |||
Later, Mario and [[Partner#Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door partners|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]] plan to use the ring, along with the [[Excess Express waitress|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 has been warned of in an effort to prevent the team from reaching the Star. Team Mario later catch the fake Zip Toad, who reluctantly relinquishes the ring that Mario returns to Toodles. | Later, Mario and [[Partner#Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door partners|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]] plan to use the ring, along with the [[Excess Express waitress|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 has been warned of in an effort to prevent the team from reaching the Star. Team Mario later catch the fake Zip Toad, who reluctantly relinquishes the ring that Mario returns to Toodles. | ||
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- “Well, hello there, you big, burly hunk of a man you. You're smashing, dear.”
- —Toodles, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Toodles is a wealthy 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.
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.
History
Mario first meets Toodles in the lobby of the Glitz Pit, where she is looking for the champion so that she can flirt with him. At this time, she even ignores Mario as she waited. However, once Mario claimed the title for himself, Toodles's flirtatious advances shifts to him as well.
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 is stolen by Doopliss (disguised as Zip Toad). The Shadow Sirens plan to use the ring, along with the 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 has been warned of in an effort to prevent the team from reaching the Star. Team Mario later catch the fake Zip Toad, who reluctantly relinquishes the ring that Mario returns to Toodles.
Unfortunately, on the third day, Toodles is among the passengers who are absorbed into a hoard of Smorgs that attacks the train. Thankfully, Team Mario defeat the Smorgs, causing them to blow away in the wind, and save the wealthy Toad, thus allowing her to arrive safely in Poshley Heights.
When Bowser and Kammy Koopa visit Poshley Heights during an intermission after Chapter 7, Bowser can optionally talk to Toodles, who expresses her desire to mount his "terribly fine horns" to highlight her social status, which Bowser rejects in disgust.
While Mario battles the Shadow Queen, Toodles cheers for Mario, revealing to Pennington that the player is Mario, not Luigi.
Apparently, Toodles is friends with Jolene, the current manager of the Glitz Pit. In her Trouble Center trouble, Toodles asks for Mario to return the Wrestling Mag that she loaned to Jolene.
Tattle
- "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!"
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | マダム ローズ[?] Madamu Rōzu |
Madam Rose | |
| German | Brillan T.[?] | Pun on "brillant" | |
| Italian | Apollonia[?] | - | |
| Spanish | T. Rose[?] | - |
