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'''Fort Francis''' is the setting of Chapter 3-4 in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is found in [[The Bitlands]] and is the home of [[Francis]], a chameleon obsessed with gaming technology. The castle is also staffed with various [[Meowmaid]]s, robots that serve Francis and guard the castle from outsiders. [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Bowser]] visit the castle after Francis kidnaps [[Tippi]] while also attempting to find a [[Pure Heart]]. Fort Francis was once a castle owned by the [[Tribe of Ancients]], as stated by [[Merlon]] after the heroes obtain the Pure Heart.
{{quote|So this is where that dweeb [[Francis]] lives? Pffgght! What's this castle got over [[Bowser's Castle|mine]]?!|Bowser|Super Paper Mario}}
'''Fort Francis''' is the setting of Chapter 3-4 in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is found in [[The Bitlands]] and is the home of [[Francis]], a nerdy chameleon obsessed with video games. The [[Fortress|fort]] is also staffed with various [[Meowmaid]]s, robots that serve Francis and guard the fort from outsiders. [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Bowser]] visit the fort after Francis kidnaps [[Tippi]] while they are looking for a [[Pure Heart]]. Fort Francis was once a [[castle]] owned by the [[Tribe of Ancients]] where they sealed the Pure Heart, as [[Merlon]] explains after the chapter is completed.


==Chapter 3-4: The Battle of Fort Francis==
==Chapter 3-4: The Battle of Fort Francis==
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The dungeon contains many PatrolMeows. There is a sign giving the codes to the two SecuriMeows (2323 for the right room, 2828 for the left). The [[Pixl]] [[Carrie]] is imprisoned here, but freed by the player. Her ability allows the player to cross spikes and access the right room.
The dungeon contains many PatrolMeows. There is a sign giving the codes to the two SecuriMeows (2323 for the right room, 2828 for the left). The [[Pixl]] [[Carrie]] is imprisoned here, but freed by the player. Her ability allows the player to cross spikes and access the right room.


In Francis' room and lair, the keys to the room where Tippi is being kept, but the door prevents anyone who is not an attractive female from entering; if Mario or Bowser attempt to open the door, it attacks them with laser beams. If Princess Peach attempts to enter the room, the door quizzes her on various nerdy topics to discern if she is romantically compatible with Francis (every question involves a simple true-false answer, with the answer always being true). Once Peach enters the room, she angrily confronts Francis. Francis immediately freaks out about the woman in his room and boots up [[Swoon.exe]], an interface that lets him interact with Peach while emulating a [[wikipedia:Dating sim|dating sim]]. Francis then attempts to woo her as if she was a character in a dating sim, and Peach's responses (as chosen by the player) vary from inviting to irritated.  
[[File:SPM Francis 2nd Room.png|thumb|Francis' room.]]
In Francis' room and lair are the keys that unlock the room where Tippi is being kept, but the door prevents anyone who is not an attractive female from entering. If Mario or Bowser attempt to open the door, it attacks them with laser beams. If Princess Peach attempts to enter the room, the door quizzes her on various nerdy topics to discern if she is romantically compatible with Francis (every question involves a simple true-false answer, with the answer always being true). Once Peach enters the room, she angrily confronts Francis. Francis immediately freaks out about the "hot babe" in his room and boots up [[Swoon.exe]], an interface that lets him interact with Peach while emulating a [[wikipedia:Dating sim|dating sim]]. Francis then attempts to woo her as if she was a character in a dating sim, and Peach's responses (as chosen by the player) vary from inviting to irritated.  


Regardless of the outcome, Peach eventually becomes annoyed with her responses and the whole "date", and blows up the entire interface with [[Boomer (Super Paper Mario)|Boomer]]. Francis is distraught by the loss of Swoon.exe, but quickly realizes that Peach came to rescue Tippi (whom he calls Francine). He vows to protect Tippi from who he perceives to be an intruder, and a boss fight ensues. Francis attacks by using his camera flash to stun the player and summoning [[Meowbomb]]s to blow up the player, or grabbing the player with his tongue, making the player go inside of him, and he also turns invisible to hide himself. He can only be attacked when he is visible. Once he is defeated, he gives up and runs away, and Tippi is rescued. Tippi becomes so happy that a Pure Heart suddenly appears. The group takes the Pure Heart for themselves, ending the chapter.
Regardless of the outcome, Peach eventually becomes annoyed with the responses given to her, as well as the entire "date", and blows up the entire interface with [[Boomer (Super Paper Mario)|Boomer]]. Francis is distraught by the loss of Swoon.exe, but quickly realizes that Peach came to rescue Tippi (whom he calls Francine). He vows to protect Tippi from who he perceives to be an intruder, and a boss fight ensues. Francis attacks by using his camera flash to stun the player, summoning [[Meowbomb]]s to blow up the player, and grabbing the player with his tongue. He also turns invisible, which makes him invulnerable to attacks. Once he is defeated, he gives up and runs away, and Tippi is rescued. Tippi is so overcome with joy at seeing her friends come to rescue her that a [[Pure Heart]] suddenly appears. The group takes the Pure Heart for themselves, ending the chapter.
 
After they return to Flipside, [[Merlon]] explains to the heroes that the castle once belonged to the [[Tribe of Ancients]], where the Pure Heart was placed under a seal that could only be broken by "a powerful pulse of love and trust".


Once the player defeats the final boss of ''Super Paper Mario'', they are able to return to Fort Francis. At the same room where they fought Francis, he offers to sell them [[Tiptron]], a robotic replacement Pixl for Tippi. Francis sells Tiptron for 999 coins, the largest amount of coins that can possibly be held at once.
Once the player defeats the final boss of ''Super Paper Mario'', they are able to return to Fort Francis. At the same room where they fought Francis, he offers to sell them [[Tiptron]], a robotic replacement Pixl for Tippi. Francis sells Tiptron for 999 coins, the largest amount of coins that can possibly be held at once.
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[[File:SPM Francis 2nd Room.png|thumb|Francis' room.]]
Fort Francis is depicted with its Pure Heart in a mural on the walls of the [[Flipside Pit of 100 Trials]], in rooms 76-99.
[[File:SPM Flipside Pit of 100 Trials Mural 4.png|300px|thumb|right|The full mural]]


'''Storyline text'''
'''Storyline ending text'''
<blockquote>''The fourth Pure Heart appeared in a dazzling flash of mysterious light.''
<blockquote>''The fourth Pure Heart appeared in a dazzling flash of mysterious light.''


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File:SPM_Surprise_Meow_Catch_Card.png|100px|[[SurpriseMeow]]
File:SPM_Surprise_Meow_Catch_Card.png|100px|[[SurpriseMeow]]
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</gallery>
===Items===
{{RPG item locations
|item1=Super Card
|image1=[[File:CatchCardSilverSPM.png]]
|location1=
<nowiki/>
*[[Tiptron]] '''(Map 23)''', use [[Fleep]] below the [[Virtual Boy]] in the right room, near a [[? Block]] that contains a [[Super Mushroom]].
*[[Francis]] '''(Map 24)''', use Fleep below the [[Fire Flower]] in the left room, near a ? Block that contains a regular [[Mushroom]].
}}


===Menu description===
===Menu description===
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|JapR=Kameregon Jō
|JapR=Kameregon Jō
|JapM=Francis's Castle
|JapM=Francis's Castle
|Fra=Fort Francis
|Fre=Fort Francis
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|SpaE=Fuerte Francis<ref name=fuertefrancis>[https://youtu.be/7hDZDbmji4g?t=15 "Super Paper Mario - Mundo Pixelado - Fase: 3-4"].</ref>
|SpaE=Fuerte Francis<ref name=fuertefrancis>[https://youtu.be/7hDZDbmji4g?t=15 "Super Paper Mario - Mundo Pixelado - Fase: 3-4"].</ref>
|SpaEM=Fort Francis
|SpaEM=Fort Francis
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|Ita=Forte Gino
|Ita=Forte Gino
|ItaM=Fort Francis
|ItaM=Fort Francis
|Kor=카멜레니아성
|KorR=Kamellenia Seong
|KorM=Fort Francis
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|SpaE=La batalla del Fuerte Francis<ref name=fuertefrancis>[https://youtu.be/7hDZDbmji4g?t=15 "Super Paper Mario - Mundo Pixelado - Fase: 3-4"].</ref>
|SpaE=La batalla del Fuerte Francis<ref name=fuertefrancis>[https://youtu.be/7hDZDbmji4g?t=15 "Super Paper Mario - Mundo Pixelado - Fase: 3-4"].</ref>
|SpaEM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|SpaEM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|Ger=Die Schlacht von Fort Konrad
|GerM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|Ita=La battaglia di Forte Gino
|Ita=La battaglia di Forte Gino
|ItaM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|ItaM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|Fra=La bataille du Fort Francis
|Fre=La bataille de Fort Francis
|FraM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|FreM=The Battle of Fort Francis
|Kor=대결! 카멜레니아성
|KorR=Daegyeol! Kamellenia Seong
|KorM=Showdown! Fort Francis
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The fort is filled with references to the other ''[[Paper Mario (series)|Paper Mario]]'' games and the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] in general; for example, posters of [[Bow]], [[Bootler]], and [[Petuni]] are visible in Francis' room. There are also numerous Nintendo consoles put on display, including a [[Nintendo GameCube]], a [[Family Computer]], a [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], and a [[Virtual Boy]].
*The fort is filled with references to the other ''[[Paper Mario (series)|Paper Mario]]'' games and the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] in general; for example, posters of [[Bow]], [[Bootler]], and [[Petuni]] are visible in Francis' room. There are also numerous Nintendo consoles put on display, including a [[Wii]], a [[Nintendo GameCube]], a [[Family Computer]], a [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], and a [[Virtual Boy]].
*The password 2828 can be read as「にやにや」(''niyaniya'', grinning / smirking) or「にゃにゃ」(''nyanya'', meow) in Japanese. Similarly, 2323 can be read as「兄さん兄さん」(''nii-san nii-san'', elder brother / young man), an affectionate way to call one's "master" in otaku culture.
*The password 2828 can be read as「にやにや」(''niyaniya'', grinning / smirking) or「にゃにゃ」(''nyanya'', meow) in Japanese. Similarly, 2323 can be read as「兄さん兄さん」(''nii-san nii-san'', elder brother / young man), an affectionate way to call one's "master" in otaku culture.


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Latest revision as of 06:24, November 26, 2024

Level
Fort Francis
SPM Fort Francis.png
Level code 3-4
Game Super Paper Mario
Boss Francis
Music track Fort Francis
Music sample
<< Directory of levels >>
“So this is where that dweeb Francis lives? Pffgght! What's this castle got over mine?!”
—Bowser, Super Paper Mario

Fort Francis is the setting of Chapter 3-4 in Super Paper Mario. It is found in The Bitlands and is the home of Francis, a nerdy chameleon obsessed with video games. The fort is also staffed with various Meowmaids, robots that serve Francis and guard the fort from outsiders. Mario, Princess Peach, and Bowser visit the fort after Francis kidnaps Tippi while they are looking for a Pure Heart. Fort Francis was once a castle owned by the Tribe of Ancients where they sealed the Pure Heart, as Merlon explains after the chapter is completed.

Chapter 3-4: The Battle of Fort Francis[edit]

Storyline text

Mario, Peach, and Bowser had scaled the tree and defeated Dimentio.

The exhausted heroes were relieved to finally see the ivory towers of Fort Francis.

Was Tippi safe? Was the next Pure Heart really waiting for them ahead?

The only answers were the strange voices carried on the wind from inside the fort...

SurpriseMeow attacking.
Francis' computer room.

The level begins outside the fort, which is locked. The key is found by hitting a switch in an underground room accessed via pipe in 3-D. The entrance of the fort contains a Save Block and a Meowmaid, as well as the door to main room. Behind the door is a pipe leading to the dungeon.

In the main room, Mario and co. find several Meowmaids (who mistake the player for Francis) and a large double-door with two locks. They can look through the keyholes to see Francis taking pictures of Tippi, who is caged. The room after the main one is apparently a library, though the books have been removed so as not to clog passages. The shelves can be climbed in 3-D to reach a door, which is guarded by a SurpriseMeow. The next room has some PatrolMeows and two doors hanging on the ceiling, which can be knocked down by ground pounding underneath them with Thudley.

The right door contains several spikes that cannot be crossed initially. The door on the other side leads to a SecuriMeow, guarding Francis' room. The left door leads to room with more climbable shelves, followed by an outdoor area with several AirMeows, which are used to hit a floating blue switch, which in turn creates a bridge to reach a door. Through the door is a SecuriMeow, guarding the door to Francis' lair. It asks several questions about things that interest Francis, such as comic books and video games, the answers to all of which is "true". It then asks for a code. If an incorrect code is given, the player is dropped first into a room containing a Chain Chomp and a button requiring the weight of the player and a block. The button reveals a pipe leading to the dungeon.

The dungeon contains many PatrolMeows. There is a sign giving the codes to the two SecuriMeows (2323 for the right room, 2828 for the left). The Pixl Carrie is imprisoned here, but freed by the player. Her ability allows the player to cross spikes and access the right room.

Francis' room.

In Francis' room and lair are the keys that unlock the room where Tippi is being kept, but the door prevents anyone who is not an attractive female from entering. If Mario or Bowser attempt to open the door, it attacks them with laser beams. If Princess Peach attempts to enter the room, the door quizzes her on various nerdy topics to discern if she is romantically compatible with Francis (every question involves a simple true-false answer, with the answer always being true). Once Peach enters the room, she angrily confronts Francis. Francis immediately freaks out about the "hot babe" in his room and boots up Swoon.exe, an interface that lets him interact with Peach while emulating a dating sim. Francis then attempts to woo her as if she was a character in a dating sim, and Peach's responses (as chosen by the player) vary from inviting to irritated.

Regardless of the outcome, Peach eventually becomes annoyed with the responses given to her, as well as the entire "date", and blows up the entire interface with Boomer. Francis is distraught by the loss of Swoon.exe, but quickly realizes that Peach came to rescue Tippi (whom he calls Francine). He vows to protect Tippi from who he perceives to be an intruder, and a boss fight ensues. Francis attacks by using his camera flash to stun the player, summoning Meowbombs to blow up the player, and grabbing the player with his tongue. He also turns invisible, which makes him invulnerable to attacks. Once he is defeated, he gives up and runs away, and Tippi is rescued. Tippi is so overcome with joy at seeing her friends come to rescue her that a Pure Heart suddenly appears. The group takes the Pure Heart for themselves, ending the chapter.

After they return to Flipside, Merlon explains to the heroes that the castle once belonged to the Tribe of Ancients, where the Pure Heart was placed under a seal that could only be broken by "a powerful pulse of love and trust".

Once the player defeats the final boss of Super Paper Mario, they are able to return to Fort Francis. At the same room where they fought Francis, he offers to sell them Tiptron, a robotic replacement Pixl for Tippi. Francis sells Tiptron for 999 coins, the largest amount of coins that can possibly be held at once.

Fort Francis is depicted with its Pure Heart in a mural on the walls of the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials, in rooms 76-99.

Background in the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials Rooms 76-99 from Super Paper Mario, depicting Fort Francis
The full mural

Storyline ending text

The fourth Pure Heart appeared in a dazzling flash of mysterious light.

What made it appear? The group was puzzled by this and many other riddles.

“...So you’re not hurt?” asked Tippi, full of concern.

Somehow, Tippi seemed different than before. She had started to change.

Mario simply shook his head and started the long journey back to Flipside...

Enemies[edit]

Items[edit]

Item Image Location

Super Card Sprite of the 2-Star Catch Card from Super Paper Mario

Menu description[edit]

  • "Francis designed this fortress as the ultimate geek lair. Good thing you met Carrie the Pixl here to help us out. Has Francis learned to make offline friends yet?"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese カメレゴン城[?]
Kameregon Jō 		Francis's Castle
French Fort Francis[?] -
German Fort Konrad[?] Fort Francis
Italian Forte Gino[?] Fort Francis
Korean 카멜레니아성[?]
Kamellenia Seong 		Fort Francis
Spanish (NOE) Fuerte Francis[1] Fort Francis
The Battle of Fort Francis
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese たいけつ！カメレゴン城[?]
Taiketsu! Kameregon Jō 		Showdown! Fort Francis
French La bataille de Fort Francis[?] The Battle of Fort Francis
German Die Schlacht von Fort Konrad[?] The Battle of Fort Francis
Italian La battaglia di Forte Gino[?] The Battle of Fort Francis
Korean 대결! 카멜레니아성[?]
Daegyeol! Kamellenia Seong 		Showdown! Fort Francis
Spanish (NOE) La batalla del Fuerte Francis[1] The Battle of Fort Francis

Trivia[edit]

  • The fort is filled with references to the other Paper Mario games and the Super Mario franchise in general; for example, posters of Bow, Bootler, and Petuni are visible in Francis' room. There are also numerous Nintendo consoles put on display, including a Wii, a Nintendo GameCube, a Family Computer, a Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and a Virtual Boy.
  • The password 2828 can be read as「にやにや」(niyaniya, grinning / smirking) or「にゃにゃ」(nyanya, meow) in Japanese. Similarly, 2323 can be read as「兄さん兄さん」(nii-san nii-san, elder brother / young man), an affectionate way to call one's "master" in otaku culture.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Super Paper Mario - Mundo Pixelado - Fase: 3-4".
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