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{{species infobox
|image=[[File:SPMBackCursya.png]]<br>Sprite from ''Super Paper Mario''
|first_appearance=''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' ([[List of games by date#2007|2007]])
|variant_of=[[Cursya]]
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'''Back Cursyas''' are a sub-species of [[Cursya]]s from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They can be distinguished from other Cursyas because of their gray color. If players touch a Back Cursya, they will be "flipped out" and be sent back to [[Flipside]]. Its name comes from the fact that it curses the player to be sent back to Flipside. There are only two Back Cursyas in the game: one in [[the Bitlands]] and one in [[Downtown of Crag]].
'''Back Cursyas''' are a sub-species of [[Cursya]]s from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They can be distinguished from other Cursyas because of their gray color. If players touch a Back Cursya, they will be "flipped out" and be sent back to [[Flipside]]. Its name comes from the fact that it curses the player to be sent back to Flipside. There are only two Back Cursyas in the game: one in [[the Bitlands]] and one in [[Downtown of Crag]].


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==Related==
==Profiles and statistics==
*[[Cursya]]
===''Super Paper Mario''===
*[[Tech Cursya]]
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*[[Heavy Cursya]]
*[[Reversya Cursya]]


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=モドルノロイ
|Jpn=モドルノロイ
|JapR=Modorunoroi
|JpnR=Modorunoroi
|JapM=Portmanteau of「戻る」(''modoru'', to return) and「ノロイノロイ」(''Noroi Noroi'', [[Cursya]])
|JpnM=Portmanteau of「戻る」(''modoru'', to return) and「ノロイノロイ」(''Noroi Noroi'', [[Cursya]])
|Fre=Fléo Retour
|Fre=Fléo Retour
|FreM=From "Fléo" (Cursya) and "retour" (return)
|FreM=From "Fléo" (Cursya) and "retour" (return)

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Back Cursya
Sprite of a Back Cursya from Super Paper Mario.
Sprite from Super Paper Mario
First appearance Super Paper Mario (2007)
Variant of Cursya

Back Cursyas are a sub-species of Cursyas from Super Paper Mario. They can be distinguished from other Cursyas because of their gray color. If players touch a Back Cursya, they will be "flipped out" and be sent back to Flipside. Its name comes from the fact that it curses the player to be sent back to Flipside. There are only two Back Cursyas in the game: one in the Bitlands and one in Downtown of Crag.

Back Cursyas are the only Cursyas without a dark form. However, the game's data contains an unused dark variant.

Profiles and statistics[edit]

Super Paper Mario[edit]

Super Paper Mario enemy
Back Cursya
Sprite of a Back Cursya from Super Paper Mario. Max HP 1 Role Common Location(s) The Bitlands (3-1), Downtown of Crag (5-1)
Attack 1 Card type Common
Defense 0 Items Poison Shroom, Catch Card Card location(s) Card Shop; Catch Card/SP; Map 18
Score 400
Card description This pest will send you straight back to Flipside. Then again, it's one way to cut down on your commute.
  List of Catch Cards  
  78      79      80  
Tattle That's a Back Cursya. It is a vile monster that curses everything it touches... Max HP is 1 and Attack is 1. It will send you back to where you came from... In our case, one touch, and we would be sent straight back to Flipside...

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese モドルノロイ[?]
Modorunoroi
Portmanteau of「戻る」(modoru, to return) and「ノロイノロイ」(Noroi Noroi, Cursya)
French Fléo Retour[?] From "Fléo" (Cursya) and "retour" (return)
German Teleportia[?] From "teleport" with Latin suffix for creating nouns "-ia"
Italian Teleportia[?] Same as German name
Korean 도라가저[?]
Doragajeo
from "돌아가다" (dol'agada, to return) and "저주" (jeoju, curse)
Spanish Hechicia Retorno[?] From "Hechicia" (Cursya) and "retorno" (return)