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|first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'' ([[List of games by date#2016|2016]]) | |first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'' ([[List of games by date#2016|2016]]) | ||
|species=[[Black Shy Guy]] | |species=[[Black Shy Guy]]<br>[[Slurp Guy]] | ||
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'''The Shy Bandit''' is a mini-boss that appears in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. He is a [[Black Shy Guy]] who was banished from his homeland, according to a rumor.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190703060216/http://papermario.nintendo.com/manual/page_MapMenu.html#chapter-4 World Map and Menus - Paper Mario: Color Splash Game Manual]. ''Nintendo''. Retrieved July 3, 2019.</ref> He wears a red, masquerade-like mask over the usual Shy Guy mask. | |||
When he appears, he will throw a marker on the level he intends to suck all the color from, and begin running toward that spot. Usually, he is a sizable distance from that area. [[Mario]] must then race him to the marker. If Mario picks up the marker before the Shy Bandit gets there, he disappears, and Mario gets 300 coins. If the Shy Bandit reaches his destination first, he will begin sucking the color from the level, his progress shown by a tiered splotch that empties as he drains. If Mario fails to reach the Shy Bandit before he has sucked all the paint from a level, the "colorless spots cleared" marker on the level will revert to the default 0% (with a few exceptions). The Shy Bandit can attack even areas colored back to 100%. | When he appears, he will throw a marker on the level he intends to suck all the color from, and begin running toward that spot. Usually, he is a sizable distance from that area. [[Mario]] must then race him to the marker. If Mario picks up the marker before the Shy Bandit gets there, he disappears, and Mario gets 300 coins. If the Shy Bandit reaches his destination first, he will begin sucking the color from the level, his progress shown by a tiered splotch that empties as he drains. If Mario fails to reach the Shy Bandit before he has sucked all the [[paint]] from a level, the "colorless spots cleared" marker on the level will revert to the default 0% (with a few exceptions). The Shy Bandit can attack even areas colored back to 100%. | ||
If Mario manages to reach the Shy Bandit before he finishes draining the level's color, or intercepts him before he reaches the marker, he will initiate a battle; at this point, the Shy Bandit will attack first by blinding Mario with paint, or summon three random enemies to attack. | If Mario manages to reach the Shy Bandit before he finishes draining the level's color, or intercepts him before he reaches the marker, he will initiate a battle; at this point, the Shy Bandit will attack first by blinding Mario with paint, or summon three random enemies to attack. By default, the Shy Bandit can summon the following enemies: | ||
*[[Spike Guy|Red Spike Guy]]s | *[[Spike Guy|Red Spike Guy]]s | ||
*[[Shield Guy|Red Shield Guy]]s | *[[Shield Guy|Red Shield Guy]]s | ||
*[[Goomba]]s | *[[Goomba]]s | ||
*[[Koopa Troopa]]s | *[[Koopa Troopa]]s | ||
*[[Koopa Paratroopa]]s | *[[Koopa Paratroopa]]s | ||
*[[Cheep Cheep]]s | *[[Cheep Cheep]]s | ||
*[[Snifit|Red Snifit]]s | *[[Snifit|Red Snifit]]s | ||
*[[Spiny|Spinies]] | *[[Spiny|Spinies]] | ||
*[[Buzzy Beetle]]s | *[[Buzzy Beetle]]s | ||
*[[Hammer Bro]]s | *[[Hammer Bro]]s | ||
*[[Sledge Bro]]s | *[[Sledge Bro]]s | ||
He has his own theme that plays during battle, which is a jazz-styled piece and an homage to spy and criminal themes in old movies, and contains Shy Guy "vocals". If Mario defeats the Shy Bandit, he receives 300 coins and has a chance to get his card, and all the color he had drained from the level (if Mario | In addition, the following enemies can be summoned after Mario has visited their respective areas: | ||
*[[Bone Goomba]]s | |||
*[[Blooper]]s | |||
*[[Spike]]s | |||
*[[Dry Bones]] | |||
*[[Boo]]s | |||
*[[Scaredy Rat]]s | |||
*[[Ninji]]s | |||
*[[Spike Top]]s | |||
*[[Pokey]]s | |||
*[[Piranha Plant]]s | |||
*[[Ptooie]]s | |||
*[[Fire Bro]]s | |||
*[[Ice Bro]]s | |||
He has his own theme that plays during battle, which is a jazz-styled piece and an homage to spy and criminal themes in old movies, and contains Shy Guy "vocals". If Mario defeats the Shy Bandit, he receives 300 coins and has a chance to get his card, and all the color he had drained from the level (if Mario was not able to get to him before he reached the marker) will be returned, meaning that the previous colorization progress of that level will remain intact. | |||
When summoned in battle, The Shy Bandit attacks by draining an enemy's color. This is similar to [[Slurp Guy]]s, the big difference being that an enemy defeated by this attack has a chance of becoming a card. The Shy Bandit is ineffective against mini-bosses, bosses, and certain enemies such as [[Lava Bubble]]s, which the Shy Bandit will only burn himself attempting to drain. | When summoned in battle, The Shy Bandit attacks by draining an enemy's color. This is similar to [[Slurp Guy]]s, the big difference being that an enemy defeated by this attack has a chance of becoming a card. The Shy Bandit is ineffective against mini-bosses, bosses, and certain enemies such as [[Lava Bubble]]s, which the Shy Bandit will only burn himself attempting to drain. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Shy Bandit PMCS artwork.jpg|Artwork of the Shy Bandit | Shy Bandit PMCS artwork.jpg|Artwork of the Shy Bandit | ||
PMCS Shy Bandit.png| | PMCS The Shy Bandit Card.png|The Shy Bandit card | ||
PMCS | PMCS The Shy Bandit card unpainted.png|Unpainted card | ||
PMCS Art 23.png|Concept art showing various early designs | PMCS Shy Bandit appears.png|The Shy Bandit appears on the world map | ||
PMCS Art 23.png|Concept art showing various early designs | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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|FreA=Maskache masqué | |FreA=Maskache masqué | ||
|FreAM=''Maskache'', Shy Guy's French NOA name, and Masked | |FreAM=''Maskache'', Shy Guy's French NOA name, and Masked | ||
| | |FreE=Maskass masqué | ||
| | |FreEM=''Maskass'', Shy Guy's French NOE name, and Masked | ||
|SpaA=Guy Enmascarado | |SpaA=Guy Enmascarado | ||
|SpaAM=Masked Guy | |SpaAM=Masked Guy | ||
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|Ita=Tipo Timido mascherato | |Ita=Tipo Timido mascherato | ||
|ItaM=Masked Shy Guy | |ItaM=Masked Shy Guy | ||
|Por=Masquito Ladrão | |||
|PorM=Thief Shy Guy | |||
}} | }} | ||
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{{PMCS}} | {{PMCS}} | ||
[[Category:Shy Guys]] | [[Category:Shy Guys]] | ||
[[Category:Paper Mario: Color Splash | [[Category:Paper Mario: Color Splash bosses]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:51, July 15, 2024
| The Shy Bandit | |
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| Species | Black Shy Guy Slurp Guy |
| First appearance | Paper Mario: Color Splash (2016) |
The Shy Bandit is a mini-boss that appears in Paper Mario: Color Splash. He is a Black Shy Guy who was banished from his homeland, according to a rumor.[1] He wears a red, masquerade-like mask over the usual Shy Guy mask.
When he appears, he will throw a marker on the level he intends to suck all the color from, and begin running toward that spot. Usually, he is a sizable distance from that area. Mario must then race him to the marker. If Mario picks up the marker before the Shy Bandit gets there, he disappears, and Mario gets 300 coins. If the Shy Bandit reaches his destination first, he will begin sucking the color from the level, his progress shown by a tiered splotch that empties as he drains. If Mario fails to reach the Shy Bandit before he has sucked all the paint from a level, the "colorless spots cleared" marker on the level will revert to the default 0% (with a few exceptions). The Shy Bandit can attack even areas colored back to 100%.
If Mario manages to reach the Shy Bandit before he finishes draining the level's color, or intercepts him before he reaches the marker, he will initiate a battle; at this point, the Shy Bandit will attack first by blinding Mario with paint, or summon three random enemies to attack. By default, the Shy Bandit can summon the following enemies:
- Red Spike Guys
- Red Shield Guys
- Goombas
- Koopa Troopas
- Koopa Paratroopas
- Cheep Cheeps
- Red Snifits
- Spinies
- Buzzy Beetles
- Hammer Bros
- Sledge Bros
In addition, the following enemies can be summoned after Mario has visited their respective areas:
- Bone Goombas
- Bloopers
- Spikes
- Dry Bones
- Boos
- Scaredy Rats
- Ninjis
- Spike Tops
- Pokeys
- Piranha Plants
- Ptooies
- Fire Bros
- Ice Bros
He has his own theme that plays during battle, which is a jazz-styled piece and an homage to spy and criminal themes in old movies, and contains Shy Guy "vocals". If Mario defeats the Shy Bandit, he receives 300 coins and has a chance to get his card, and all the color he had drained from the level (if Mario was not able to get to him before he reached the marker) will be returned, meaning that the previous colorization progress of that level will remain intact.
When summoned in battle, The Shy Bandit attacks by draining an enemy's color. This is similar to Slurp Guys, the big difference being that an enemy defeated by this attack has a chance of becoming a card. The Shy Bandit is ineffective against mini-bosses, bosses, and certain enemies such as Lava Bubbles, which the Shy Bandit will only burn himself attempting to drain.
Statistics[edit]
Paper Mario: Color Splash[edit]
| Paper Mario: Color Splash enemy | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| The Shy Bandit | |||||||||||||||||||||
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HP | 26 | Type | Normal | Role | Boss | Card | ||||||||||||||
| Strong | None | Weak | None | Card drop rate | 33 |  | |||||||||||||||
| Moves | Attack (5), Straw Attack (heals itself while reducing the paint of Mario), Last Straw Attack (heals itself while reducing the paint of Mario), Blind Attack (causes Blind status), Blowback Attack (12) | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Location(s) | Prism Island Map | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Quotes | Usual: "It's the cops!" ~ "The Shy Bandit strikes again!" ~ "I thought I took care of you..." ~ "You'll never take me alive!" | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Enemy class | |||||||||||||||||||||
| ENEMY_ZAKO_LV1 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Dropped items | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Gallery[edit]
Artwork of the Shy Bandit
The Shy Bandit card
Unpainted card
The Shy Bandit appears on the world map
Concept art showing various early designs
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ドロボーヘイホー[?] Dorobō Heihō |
Thief Shy Guy | |
| French (NOA) | Maskache masqué[?] | Maskache, Shy Guy's French NOA name, and Masked | |
| French (NOE) | Maskass masqué[?] | Maskass, Shy Guy's French NOE name, and Masked | |
| German | Ganoven Guy[?] | Crook Guy | |
| Italian | Tipo Timido mascherato[?] | Masked Shy Guy | |
| Portuguese | Masquito Ladrão[?] | Thief Shy Guy | |
| Russian | Скромный бандит[?] Skromnyy bandit |
Modest bandit | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Guy Enmascarado[?] | Masked Guy | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Bandidoguy[?] | Bandit Guy |
Trivia[edit]
- Despite being a mini-boss, enemies summoned with enemy cards do not run away in front of the Shy Bandit. They attack him as normal instead.
- The player can use a previously obtained Shy Bandit card while fighting the Shy Bandit.
- The marker the Shy Bandit uses to indicate his target is a type of calling card, a token left behind by particularly devious (and self-absorbed) criminals at the scene of their crimes.
References[edit]
- ^ World Map and Menus - Paper Mario: Color Splash Game Manual. Nintendo. Retrieved July 3, 2019.
