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[[Image:TingaSPM.png|thumb|Mario and '''Tinga''' in [[Tinga's Inn|her inn]].]] | [[Image:TingaSPM.png|thumb|Mario and '''Tinga''' in [[Tinga's Inn|her inn]].]] | ||
Tinga is the innkeeper from Flipside. As said in [[Tippi]]'s/[[Tiptron]]'s tattle, she is a hard worker and never lacks a smile on her face, even when [[The Void]] is about to engulf all the worlds. Her inn used to be her family's mansion, but she has remodeled it into an inn ever since she inherited it. Tinga lets the heroes stay for only five coins a night. Afterwards when the heroes wake up, their HP is restored to full. | Tinga is the innkeeper from [[Flipside]] in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. As said in [[Tippi]]'s/[[Tiptron]]'s tattle, she is a hard worker and never lacks a smile on her face, even when [[The Void]] is about to engulf all the worlds. Her inn used to be her family's mansion, but she has remodeled it into an inn ever since she inherited it. Tinga lets the heroes stay for only five coins a night. Afterwards when the heroes wake up, their HP is restored to full. | ||
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Revision as of 04:49, October 14, 2010
Mario and Tinga in her inn.
Tinga is the innkeeper from Flipside in Super Paper Mario. As said in Tippi's/Tiptron's tattle, she is a hard worker and never lacks a smile on her face, even when The Void is about to engulf all the worlds. Her inn used to be her family's mansion, but she has remodeled it into an inn ever since she inherited it. Tinga lets the heroes stay for only five coins a night. Afterwards when the heroes wake up, their HP is restored to full.
