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- “What's this (1), you say? You need not worry. The great being that watches us will know what it is.”
- —Thoreau, Super Paper Mario
Thoreau is a character in the Wii video game Super Paper Mario. He is the second of the many Pixl creatures that Mario will find in the game. This Pixl allows all of the characters (which include Mario, Princess Peach, Bowser, and Luigi) to pick up the enemy and then throw them. This attack first originated from Super Mario Bros. 2, or Doki Doki Panic on the NES. Either than that, he can also activate switches from afar (just like Kooper or Koops). His name was revealed in the 214th issue of Nintendo Power magazine. According to Tippi, Thoreau "sounds posh and upper class, but he's not afraid to get his hands dirty." He has been locked away for 1,500 years until Mario saves him in the first chapter.
Thoreau believes that a "great being" (a gratuitous reference to the player) listens to him, and believes that it would wish to know that Mario can use him to grab things with the 1 button. This is, indeed, breaking the fourth wall.
Trivia
- His name is a play on the word "throw", referring to his ability.
- It is also possible that his name is based off of real-life philosopher Henry David Thoreau.
- Interestingly, Thoreau resembles a hand, his head being the palm and the five circles being the fingers, this being a nod to his special ability.
Catch Card
Card Type: Rare
Card Description: This handy Pixl can pick things up and throw them. He's very...handy.