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[[File:SPM Outer Space Squarp Hole.png|right|thumb|One of the '''Squarp Holes''' in [[Outer Space]].]]
[[File:SPM Outer Space Squarp Hole.png|thumb|One of the Squarp holes in [[Outer Space]]]]
{{quote|It's like warping, only Squirps invented it!|Squirps|Super Paper Mario}}
{{quote|It's like warping, only Squirps invented it!|Squirps|Super Paper Mario}}


A '''Squarp Hole''' is a small circular opening in space in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They are violet-colored [[worm hole]]s with triangles and circles surrounding them. Their name is a portmanteau of "Squirps", "warp" and "worm hole". They have a [[Wikipedia:Kaleidoscope|Kaleidoscope]] effect to them in appearance. They come in three variations.
A '''Squarp hole''' is a small circular opening in space in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They are violet-colored [[worm hole]]s with triangles and circles surrounding them. Their name is a portmanteau of "Squirps", "warp" and "worm hole". They have a [[Wikipedia:Kaleidoscope|kaleidoscope]] effect to them in appearance. They come in three variations.


Squarp Holes can only be found in Chapters 4-1 and 4-3. In Chapter 4-1, after Mario meets up with Squirps, [[Squirps]] creates one using [[Mario]]'s power (holding {{button|wii|A}} down and letting go to charge it), and Mario then uses many other Squarp Holes to reach the end of the level. In Chapter 4-3, after Squirps demands food, Mario navigates a maze of Squarp Holes in order to reach a convenience store in space.
Squarp holes can only be found in Chapters 4-1 and 4-3. In Chapter 4-1, after Mario meets up with Squirps, [[Squirps]] creates one using [[Mario]]'s power (holding {{button|wii|A}} down and letting go to charge it), and Mario then uses many other Squarp holes to reach the end of the level. In Chapter 4-3, after Squirps demands food, Mario navigates a maze of Squarp holes in order to reach a convenience store in space.
   
   
In the game, they are used to transport characters from one part of the level to another, much like [[Warp Pipe]]s in many other ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' games. It is unknown as to how the other Squarp Holes aside from the one created with Mario's power were created. It is possible that the power of the [[Pure Heart]] was used, or that the power to make Squarp Holes naturally occurs in Squirps' family or species.
In the game, they are used to transport characters from one part of the level to another, much like [[Warp Pipe]]s in many other ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' games. It is unknown as to how the other Squarp holes aside from the one created with Mario's power were created.
 
== Tattle ==
''This is a Squarp hole... If you enter one of these, you can warp to other locations...''
 
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
SPM Outer Space Green Squarp Hole.png|Green Squarp Hole
SPM Outer Space Green Squarp Hole.png|Green Squarp hole
SPM Outer Space Blue Squarp Hole.png|Blue Squarp Hole
SPM Outer Space Blue Squarp Hole.png|Blue Squarp hole
</gallery>
</gallery>
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=ワープホール
|JapR=Wāpu Hōru
|JapM=Warp Hole
|Fre=Télésquirpeur
|FreM=Portmanteau of ''téléporteur'' ("teleporter") and "Squirps"
|Ita=Buco Swarp
|ItaM=Swarp Hole
}}
 
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[[Category:Space]]
[[Category:Cosmic objects]]
[[Category:Super Paper Mario Objects]]
[[Category:Super Paper Mario objects]]

Latest revision as of 11:23, May 19, 2024

One of the Squarp holes in Outer Space
“It's like warping, only Squirps invented it!”
—Squirps, Super Paper Mario

A Squarp hole is a small circular opening in space in Super Paper Mario. They are violet-colored worm holes with triangles and circles surrounding them. Their name is a portmanteau of "Squirps", "warp" and "worm hole". They have a kaleidoscope effect to them in appearance. They come in three variations.

Squarp holes can only be found in Chapters 4-1 and 4-3. In Chapter 4-1, after Mario meets up with Squirps, Squirps creates one using Mario's power (holding A Button down and letting go to charge it), and Mario then uses many other Squarp holes to reach the end of the level. In Chapter 4-3, after Squirps demands food, Mario navigates a maze of Squarp holes in order to reach a convenience store in space.

In the game, they are used to transport characters from one part of the level to another, much like Warp Pipes in many other Super Mario games. It is unknown as to how the other Squarp holes aside from the one created with Mario's power were created.

Tattle[edit]

This is a Squarp hole... If you enter one of these, you can warp to other locations...

Gallery[edit]

  • Green Squarp hole

    Green Squarp hole

  • Blue Squarp hole

    Blue Squarp hole

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ワープホール[?]
Wāpu Hōru 		Warp Hole
French Télésquirpeur[?] Portmanteau of téléporteur ("teleporter") and "Squirps"
Italian Buco Swarp[?] Swarp Hole
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