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'''Wise Wisterwood''' is a giant tree who oversees everything in the center of Flower Fields in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. He is the elder of the fair land who watches over the area. | '''Wise Wisterwood''' is a giant tree who oversees everything in the center of Flower Fields in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. He is the elder of the fair land who watches over the area. | ||
After [[Mario]] gets the fifth [[Star Spirit]], [[Misstar]]; the volcano Mario and Kolarado is in starts to erupt as Misstar gets both of them out to safety. Kolarado is sad that the treasure chest in the volcano is said to be gone forever | After [[Mario]] gets the fifth [[Star Spirit]], [[Misstar]]; the volcano Mario and Kolarado is in starts to erupt as Misstar gets both of them out to safety. Kolarado is sad that the treasure chest in the volcano is said to be gone forever, but Mario finds the treasure and gives it to Kolorado in return for the last Magical Seed. Before Mario goes back to [[Toad Town]] as usual, a Bub-ulb is crying because their home, [[Flower Fields]], is being terrorized by [[Huff N. Puff]]. When Mario gives all four Magical Seeds to [[Minh T.]] to plant, a door to Flower Fields appears. | ||
When Mario enters Flower Fields, he hears a voice in the area. The voice is actually a tree. The tree introduces himself to Mario as "Wise Wisterwood", as he is the eldest tree around Flower Fields. Wise Wister actually knows much about Mario as he mentions | When Mario enters Flower Fields, he hears a voice in the area. The voice is actually a tree. The tree introduces himself to Mario as "Wise Wisterwood", as he is the eldest tree around Flower Fields. Wise Wister actually knows much about Mario as he mentions his quest to save all the seven Star Spirits all around the world. He is surprised that Mario is attempting to get the sixth Star Spirit, [[Klevar]] in this place. He mentions there is a creature named Huff N. Puff who invaded the land with his troops not while ago. He then mentioned his recollection of a rumor he had heard that Huff N. Puff is currently holding someone captive; as he quickly understands that Mario was getting the sixth Star Spirit in the place. When Mario is attempting to defeat Huff N. Puff, he mentions that it is not easy as the boss is located in the very sky as the plants call the place; [[Cloudy Climb]] as there is no way to reach there. | ||
Since Mario | Since Mario cannot reach Cloudy Climb, Wise Wisterwood mentions that there is a [[Magical Bean]] that can grow a tall beanstalk that would lead to Cloudy Climb. Mario collects the items and makes the sun shine again; this makes Wise Wisterwood and the other flowers in the area very happy. Mario then accesses Cloudy Climb, where he defeats Huff N. Puff and gains the Star Spirit, Klevar. | ||
Wise Wisterwood also serves as the only way to get back to Toad Town, as the door Mario used to get to Flower Fields is in the log of the tree. When interacting with him, the player has the options to talk, go back to Toad Town or do nothing. | |||
Later in the game, Wise Wisterwood writes Mario a [[List of letters in Paper Mario#Wise Wisterwood|letter]]. He also appears during the credits parade at the end of the game, where [[Merlon]], [[Merluvlee]], [[Merlee]], [[Merlow]], [[Merle]] and [[Merlumina|Madam Merlar]] use their [[Shaman]] magic to decorate and light up the tree. | Later in the game, Wise Wisterwood writes Mario a [[List of letters in Paper Mario#Wise Wisterwood|letter]]. He also appears during the credits parade at the end of the game, where [[Merlon]], [[Merluvlee]], [[Merlee]], [[Merlow]], [[Merle]] and [[Merlumina|Madam Merlar]] use their [[Shaman]] magic to decorate and light up the tree. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:08, December 20, 2024
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| Species | Tree |
| First appearance | Paper Mario (2000) |
- “What ho...? What is it, son? Do you need something? ...Thanks to you, everyone in Flower Fields can live in peace.”
- —Wise Wisterwood, Paper Mario
Wise Wisterwood is a giant tree who oversees everything in the center of Flower Fields in Paper Mario. He is the elder of the fair land who watches over the area.
After Mario gets the fifth Star Spirit, Misstar; the volcano Mario and Kolarado is in starts to erupt as Misstar gets both of them out to safety. Kolarado is sad that the treasure chest in the volcano is said to be gone forever, but Mario finds the treasure and gives it to Kolorado in return for the last Magical Seed. Before Mario goes back to Toad Town as usual, a Bub-ulb is crying because their home, Flower Fields, is being terrorized by Huff N. Puff. When Mario gives all four Magical Seeds to Minh T. to plant, a door to Flower Fields appears.
When Mario enters Flower Fields, he hears a voice in the area. The voice is actually a tree. The tree introduces himself to Mario as "Wise Wisterwood", as he is the eldest tree around Flower Fields. Wise Wister actually knows much about Mario as he mentions his quest to save all the seven Star Spirits all around the world. He is surprised that Mario is attempting to get the sixth Star Spirit, Klevar in this place. He mentions there is a creature named Huff N. Puff who invaded the land with his troops not while ago. He then mentioned his recollection of a rumor he had heard that Huff N. Puff is currently holding someone captive; as he quickly understands that Mario was getting the sixth Star Spirit in the place. When Mario is attempting to defeat Huff N. Puff, he mentions that it is not easy as the boss is located in the very sky as the plants call the place; Cloudy Climb as there is no way to reach there.
Since Mario cannot reach Cloudy Climb, Wise Wisterwood mentions that there is a Magical Bean that can grow a tall beanstalk that would lead to Cloudy Climb. Mario collects the items and makes the sun shine again; this makes Wise Wisterwood and the other flowers in the area very happy. Mario then accesses Cloudy Climb, where he defeats Huff N. Puff and gains the Star Spirit, Klevar.
Wise Wisterwood also serves as the only way to get back to Toad Town, as the door Mario used to get to Flower Fields is in the log of the tree. When interacting with him, the player has the options to talk, go back to Toad Town or do nothing.
Later in the game, Wise Wisterwood writes Mario a letter. He also appears during the credits parade at the end of the game, where Merlon, Merluvlee, Merlee, Merlow, Merle and Madam Merlar use their Shaman magic to decorate and light up the tree.
Letter[edit]
Dear Mario, How are you holding up?
It's so sunny in Flower Fields. Peace has returned here.
Lily's in her own little world, as usual.
Rosie is spreading a rumor that you're interested in her.
I hear that Petunia is singing your praises across the land.
As you know, I can't move from this spot, but I'm content to watch the Bub-ulbs frolic.
Good luck to you, Mario.
All of Flower Fields is wishing to the Stars that your dreams will come true.
- Wise Wisterwood
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | コボック[?] Kobokku |
From「古木」(koboku, "old tree") | |
| Chinese | 古木[1] Gǔmù |
Old tree | |
| French | Saül le Sage[?] | The wise Saül, Saül comes from saule ("willow") |
Trivia[edit]
- Wise Wisterwood mentioned that he met Koopa Koot during his more youthful years. He was saved by the young Koopa according to a Toad in Toad Town dock.
- Goombario cannot tattle Wise Wisterwood.
References[edit]
- ^ From iQue's localization of Paper Mario. Upon entering Flower Fields in the beginning of Chapter 6, Wise Wisterwood introduces himself: 他们叫我古木。我是鲜花原野中年纪最大的树，这里是花草树木的大地。 (They call me the Old Tree. I'm the eldest tree in Flower Fields; here is the earth of flowers and trees.) November 9, 2019. 神游纸片马力欧速通. Bilibili. Retrieved November 14, 2019.
