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Blobule is a small planet that is mostly barren, though some plant life | Blobule is a small planet that is mostly barren, though some plant life can be seen dotting the landscape. Animal life is also present on the planet, such as [[Longator]]s and [[Beepboxer]]s. Planet Blobule has low gravity, meaning anyone on the planet gains an increased jump ability. Furthermore, it seems to have a thin atmosphere, as Mario and co. can breathe without their space helmets yet the stars are fully visible. The only known humanoid species on the planet are the [[Blobule]]s, which barely populate the surface. | ||
==Chapter 4-2: A Paper Emergency== | ==Chapter 4-2: A Paper Emergency== | ||
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''It was a teeny-tiny planet.''</blockquote> | ''It was a teeny-tiny planet.''</blockquote> | ||
[[File:SPM Squirps Bathroom.png|thumb|Squirps and the outhouse]] | [[File:SPM Squirps Bathroom.png|thumb|Squirps and the outhouse]] | ||
[[Squirps]] leads the heroes to Planet Blobule as they hunt for the [[Pure Heart]]. He says that this planet holds the entrance to a "[[Outer Limits|Space Byway]]", their next destination. Unfortunately, he instantly forgets where the entrance is, then has to go to the bathroom. The outhouse nearby is occupied by someone who cannot come out, as there is no toilet paper. The heroes then embark on a search to help the occupant. | [[Squirps]] leads the heroes to Planet Blobule as they hunt for the [[Pure Heart]]. He says that this planet holds the entrance to a "[[Outer Limits|Space Byway]]", their next destination. Unfortunately, he instantly forgets where the entrance is, and then says that he has to go to the bathroom. The outhouse nearby is occupied by someone who cannot come out, as there is no toilet paper. The heroes then embark on a search to help the occupant, so Squirps can relieve himself and be able to continue the quest. | ||
The first area of the level has many high mountains, which can be traversed due to the planet's low gravity. Many [[Longator]]s are found here. There is also a locked door and a short totem with a dimensional rift above it. At the end of the area is a door covered by [[Brick Block]]s that must be destroyed to continue. The next area | The first area of the level has many high mountains, which can be traversed due to the planet's low gravity. Many [[Longator]]s are found here. There is also a locked door and a short totem with a dimensional rift above it. At the end of the area, there is a door covered by [[Brick Block]]s that must be destroyed to continue. The next area features a [[Save Block]]. The nearby mountain is too tall to jump and must be passed through using [[Slim (Pixl)|Slim]]. This area is similar to the first, but the mountains are more difficult to traverse, often requiring [[Mario]] to find paths through the mountains in 3-D. Enemies here include [[Boing-Oing]]s and [[Choppa]]s. There are also many pipes here, though they lead nowhere, except a hidden one that leads to a small area with nothing but some [[coin]]s. A door in this area leads to a house inhabited by an alien named [[Blollop]]. About halfway through the area, one can find a door leading to a horde of [[Hooligon]]s and another alien house, this one inhabited by [[Blarfle]]. This area can be completely bypassed in favor of another door. | ||
The second door leads to | The second door leads to a zone filled with [[Fuzzy|Fuzzies]] and [[Beepboxer]]s. A [[Mega Star]] is hidden in a [[? Block]]. Through the next door are more Beepboxers. [[Space Food]] can be found here, and also the house of an elder alien named [[Blappy]]. Blappy will sell the heroes an [[Ancient Clue]] for the hefty sum of one thousand coins, however, the price can decrease to ten coins if his offer is refused twice; thrice, and he raises it back to one hundred coins. The clue gives a hint as to where the Space Bypass is, and it can also be used as toilet paper for the outhouse occupant. | ||
After journeying back to the beginning of the level, the heroes give the occupant toilet paper. They are revealed to be a [[Pixl]] named [[Fleep]]. While Squirps uses the restroom, the heroes recruit Fleep, who is able to reveal hidden items in dimensional rifts. The heroes use Fleep on a rift above the aforementioned totem to gain a [[Door Key (Planet Blobule)|Door Key]] that unlocks the previously seen locked door. | After journeying back to the beginning of the level, the heroes give the occupant toilet paper. They are revealed to be a [[Pixl]] named [[Fleep]]. While Squirps uses the restroom, the heroes recruit Fleep, who is able to reveal hidden items in dimensional rifts. The heroes use Fleep on a rift above the aforementioned totem to gain a [[Door Key (Planet Blobule)|Door Key]] that unlocks the previously seen locked door. | ||
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The final area is a short stretch containing a multitude of Fuzzies and the [[Star Block (Super Paper Mario)|Star Block]]. | The final area is a short stretch containing a multitude of Fuzzies and the [[Star Block (Super Paper Mario)|Star Block]]. | ||
[[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] return here much later on in the game while chasing [[Dimentio]] through the seven | [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] return here much later on in the game, while chasing [[Dimentio]] through the seven dimensions. | ||
===Enemies=== | ===Enemies=== | ||
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|FraM=Planet Blobulus | |FraM=Planet Blobulus | ||
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|Fra=Panne de papier | |Fra=Panne de papier | ||
|FraM=Paper breakdown | |FraM=Paper breakdown | ||
|SpaE=Una emergencia de papel<ref name=planetablobulo>[https://youtu.be/9YWOlCq14Fk?t=26 "Super Paper Mario - En El Espacio Exterior - 4-2"].</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 21:26, June 12, 2023
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| Planet Blobule | |
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| Level code | 4-2 |
| Game | Super Paper Mario |
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Planet Blobule is the setting of Chapter 4-2 in Super Paper Mario. The planet is the point from which the Outer Limits may be accessed.
Characteristics
Blobule is a small planet that is mostly barren, though some plant life can be seen dotting the landscape. Animal life is also present on the planet, such as Longators and Beepboxers. Planet Blobule has low gravity, meaning anyone on the planet gains an increased jump ability. Furthermore, it seems to have a thin atmosphere, as Mario and co. can breathe without their space helmets yet the stars are fully visible. The only known humanoid species on the planet are the Blobules, which barely populate the surface.
Chapter 4-2: A Paper Emergency
Storyline text
Mario and the gang cruised through space, led by the young alien named Squirps.
What kind of creature was it, anyway? And what was with those weird noises?
Whenever confronted with a question, it would say, "Squirps is Squirps, SQUAAK!"
All they could do was trust that he knew where the Pure Heart was and follow him.
They were doing just that when something appeared ahead of them.
It was a teeny-tiny planet.
Squirps leads the heroes to Planet Blobule as they hunt for the Pure Heart. He says that this planet holds the entrance to a "Space Byway", their next destination. Unfortunately, he instantly forgets where the entrance is, and then says that he has to go to the bathroom. The outhouse nearby is occupied by someone who cannot come out, as there is no toilet paper. The heroes then embark on a search to help the occupant, so Squirps can relieve himself and be able to continue the quest.
The first area of the level has many high mountains, which can be traversed due to the planet's low gravity. Many Longators are found here. There is also a locked door and a short totem with a dimensional rift above it. At the end of the area, there is a door covered by Brick Blocks that must be destroyed to continue. The next area features a Save Block. The nearby mountain is too tall to jump and must be passed through using Slim. This area is similar to the first, but the mountains are more difficult to traverse, often requiring Mario to find paths through the mountains in 3-D. Enemies here include Boing-Oings and Choppas. There are also many pipes here, though they lead nowhere, except a hidden one that leads to a small area with nothing but some coins. A door in this area leads to a house inhabited by an alien named Blollop. About halfway through the area, one can find a door leading to a horde of Hooligons and another alien house, this one inhabited by Blarfle. This area can be completely bypassed in favor of another door.
The second door leads to a zone filled with Fuzzies and Beepboxers. A Mega Star is hidden in a ? Block. Through the next door are more Beepboxers. Space Food can be found here, and also the house of an elder alien named Blappy. Blappy will sell the heroes an Ancient Clue for the hefty sum of one thousand coins, however, the price can decrease to ten coins if his offer is refused twice; thrice, and he raises it back to one hundred coins. The clue gives a hint as to where the Space Bypass is, and it can also be used as toilet paper for the outhouse occupant.
After journeying back to the beginning of the level, the heroes give the occupant toilet paper. They are revealed to be a Pixl named Fleep. While Squirps uses the restroom, the heroes recruit Fleep, who is able to reveal hidden items in dimensional rifts. The heroes use Fleep on a rift above the aforementioned totem to gain a Door Key that unlocks the previously seen locked door.
The final area is a short stretch containing a multitude of Fuzzies and the Star Block.
Mario and Luigi return here much later on in the game, while chasing Dimentio through the seven dimensions.
Enemies
Menu description
- "Why is there an outhouse on the edge of the universe? We bought an Ancient Clue from old Blappy. We used it to free Fleep from outhouse imprisonment."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | わくせいプラネーン[?] Wakusei Puranēn |
Planet Planenn | |
| German | Blobulus[?] | Blobulus | |
| Italian | Il Pianeta Pallobolo[?] | Planet Ballobulus | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Planeta Blóbulo[1] | Planet Blobe |
- A Paper Emergency
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ギブ・ミー・ペーパー！！[?] Gibu Mī Pēpā!! |
Give Me Paper!! | |
| Italian | Emergenza carta[?] | Paper emergency | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Una emergencia de papel[1] | A Paper Emergency |
