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==Names in other languages==
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|Kor=문방군단
|KorR=Munbanggundan
|KorM=Same as Japanese
|Dut=Kantoorlogstuig
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|DutM=A portmanteau of "kantoor" (office) and "oorlog" (war). The word "tuig" means both "utensils" and "thugs".
|DutM=A portmanteau of "kantoor" (office) and "oorlog" (war). The word "tuig" means both "utensils" and "thugs".

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Template:Organization-infobox The Legion of Stationery[1] are a group allied with King Olly who are major bosses guarding the ends of the streamers in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It is composed of giant sentient office tools.

Members

Each of the members has a different title:

Member Title Image
Colored Pencils The Missile Maestro File:ColoredPencils.png
Rubber Band The Elastic Entertainer File:RubberBand.png
Hole Punch The Disco Devil File:PMOK Hole Punch.png
Tape The Shifty Sticker File:Tape.png
Scissors The Dual-Bladed Duelist File:PMOK Scissors.png
Stapler The Fanged Fastener File:PMOK Stapler.png

The Colored Pencils guards the red streamer, the Rubber Band guards the blue streamer, the Hole Punch guards the yellow streamer, the Tape guards the purple streamer, and the Scissors guards the green streamer. The Stapler does not guard any of the streamers; instead, its purpose is to transform Bowser's minions into Folded Soldiers, and it is fought in Origami Castle.

Boss Sumo Bro and Handaconda, while not technically part of the Legion of Stationery, are listed as such in the Bossotronic Fighter.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ブンボーぐんだん[?]
Bunbōgundan
Legion of Stationery (note; portmanteau of 文房具 [bunbōgu] and 軍団 [gundan], meaning stationery and legion respectively)
Chinese (simplified) 文具军团[2]
Wéjù Jūntuán
Stationery Corps
Chinese (traditional) 文具軍團[3]
Wéjù Jūntuán
Stationery Corps
Dutch Kantoorlogstuig[?] A portmanteau of "kantoor" (office) and "oorlog" (war). The word "tuig" means both "utensils" and "thugs".
Korean 문방군단[?]
Munbanggundan
Same as Japanese

References