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(The player will fall down if the passcode is wrong or if the player answers "False".)
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|JapM=From "guard" and「ニャン」(''nyan'', meow)
|JapM=From "guard" and「ニャン」(''nyan'', meow)
|Fra=Chapasspas
|Fra=Chapasspas
|FraM=Pun on ''chat'' (cat) and ''ça passe pas'' (you can't pass)
|FraM=Pun on "chat" (cat) and "ça passe pas" (you can't pass)
|Ger=Miaufpasser
|Ger=Miaufpasser
|GerM=Portmanteau of ''Miau'' (meow) and ''Aufpasser'' (guard)
|GerM=Portmanteau of "Miau" (meow) and "Aufpasser" (guard)
|Ita=Servimiao
|Ita=Servimiao
|ItaM=From ''servitore'' (servant) and ''miao'' (meow)
|ItaM=From "servitore" (servant) and "miao" (meow)
|Spa=Securibot
|Spa=Securibot
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Revision as of 22:44, September 9, 2023

SecuriMeow
“Welcome home Master! SecuriMeow missed you!”
SecuriMeow, Super Paper Mario

SecuriMeows are a type of robot employed by Francis. They guard the entrance to two of his private rooms, and when encountered, ask the player several questions, although they all have the same answer: "True", and always refer to Francis's geeky habits. After the questions, however, the player is asked to input a 4-digit password, and if it's wrong (or if the player answers "False" to the questions), the player will fall down a pit. It is almost necessary, however, to fall down at least once, since that quickly leads the heroes to Carrie's prison cell and the sign with the necessary codes. However, Mario can flip to 3D at the first door from the entrance to Fort Francis and get to Carrie's prison cell through the pipe.

Tattle

  • This is a SecuriMeow. It is programmed to be impervious to computer viruses... Look at those adorable glasses...
  • This is a SecuriMeow. It guards Fort Francis from intruders... But I find it hard to fear something with such adorable glasses...

Related species

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ガードニャン[?]
Gādonyan
From "guard" and「ニャン」(nyan, meow)
German Miaufpasser[?] Portmanteau of "Miau" (meow) and "Aufpasser" (guard)
Italian Servimiao[?] From "servitore" (servant) and "miao" (meow)
Spanish Securibot[?] ?