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{{Quote2|Ah, the sea chart. And the Great Sea herself... Yes, everything is coming back to me... In this moment...I am as a bird in a cage. I yearn to sail free at the helm of my Marino, underneath the great cresting waves. I shall require the sea chart, as well as my noble vessel. Make it so!|Captain T. Ode|[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]}} | |||
'''Captain T. Ode'''<ref>https://papermario.nintendo.com/story</ref>, or '''Khap'taan Teeowed''' as referred to by the [[Musée Champignon]] and [[Professor Toad]], is a [[Toad (species)|Toad]] and an ally of [[Mario]] who appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. He is a ship captain who owns many [[Sea Chart]]s, and is even rumored to own a submarine called the Marino. His text is written entirely in italics. | '''Captain T. Ode'''<ref>https://papermario.nintendo.com/story</ref>, or '''Khap'taan Teeowed''' as referred to by the [[Musée Champignon]] and [[Professor Toad]], is a [[Toad (species)|Toad]] and an ally of [[Mario]] who appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. He is a ship captain who owns many [[Sea Chart]]s, and is even rumored to own a submarine called the Marino. His text is written entirely in italics. | ||
==History== | |||
===Background=== | |||
Captain T. Ode's story is told mainly through the Shangri-Spa Toads, who funny enough, are not encountered until long after Ode's role in the story is finished. They say that in ancient times, he stole the submarine that was once used as a water taxi to Diamond Island. This vessel became known as the Super Marino. Ode would try to trade the submarine and/or the riches he discovered with it to King Shroomses in exchange for his kingship. Shroomses, being loyal to the Shangri-Spa and enjoying being king, denied the deal. Fearing Shroomses' wrath, Ode froze himself using "ancient technology" (revealed to be open freezers) beneath the [[Scorching Sandpaper Desert]]. The frigid cavern was sealed below the Sun Altar, which could only be opened with sunlight as well as a [[Sun Incense]]. | |||
Ode | After an unspecified amount of time, Professor Toad began his research on that very altar, plus the legend of Captain T. Ode as a whole. He managed to locate the Sun Altar and tried to open it with some Sun Incense, though because the desert's sun had been locked away inside a disco ball by the [[Hole Punch]], shrouding the whole desert in darkness, his attempt failed and he ended up [[Mega Pokey|hitting a dead end]]. | ||
===In ''Paper Mario: The Origami King''=== | |||
In the present day, Captain T. Ode's resting place is eventually discovered by Mario, Olivia, and Professor Toad, who manage to return the sun to the sky. Using the [[Fire Vellumental]]'s power, the trio melts the ice that is preserving his body and free him, prompting him to immediately run off to recover his Marino. | |||
Shortly thereafter, while Mario, Olivia, and Sea Captain Toad are trying to explore the fogged-up [[The Great Sea|Great Sea]] in search of the purple streamer, they realize that they cannot navigate it without a detailed Sea Chart, which Olivia remembers is in Ode's possession. Despite Sea Captain Toad's doubtfulness, the duo manage to find him in [[Toad Town]]'s [[Musée Champignon]], trying to retrieve his Marino, which is being held as an exhibit. Once the museum owner relents, Ode makes a deal with the heroes, giving them access to his submersible and Sea Charts, so long as he gets to tag along on their seafaring adventure. Following this, he permanently appears on the top deck of Sea Captain Toad's ship, but he does help man the Marino whenever Mario salvages a treasure chest or travels to [[Diamond Island]]. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*When he is first discovered, the [[Fortune Island]] theme from ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'' plays, with a slight reduction in instruments. | *When he is first discovered, the [[Fortune Island]] theme from ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'' plays, albeit with a slight reduction in instruments. | ||
*Captain T. Ode prefers his coffee with cream and three sugars, which was a common way to drink it back in his time. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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Template:Quote2 Captain T. Ode[1], or Khap'taan Teeowed as referred to by the Musée Champignon and Professor Toad, is a Toad and an ally of Mario who appears in Paper Mario: The Origami King. He is a ship captain who owns many Sea Charts, and is even rumored to own a submarine called the Marino. His text is written entirely in italics.
History
Background
Captain T. Ode's story is told mainly through the Shangri-Spa Toads, who funny enough, are not encountered until long after Ode's role in the story is finished. They say that in ancient times, he stole the submarine that was once used as a water taxi to Diamond Island. This vessel became known as the Super Marino. Ode would try to trade the submarine and/or the riches he discovered with it to King Shroomses in exchange for his kingship. Shroomses, being loyal to the Shangri-Spa and enjoying being king, denied the deal. Fearing Shroomses' wrath, Ode froze himself using "ancient technology" (revealed to be open freezers) beneath the Scorching Sandpaper Desert. The frigid cavern was sealed below the Sun Altar, which could only be opened with sunlight as well as a Sun Incense.
After an unspecified amount of time, Professor Toad began his research on that very altar, plus the legend of Captain T. Ode as a whole. He managed to locate the Sun Altar and tried to open it with some Sun Incense, though because the desert's sun had been locked away inside a disco ball by the Hole Punch, shrouding the whole desert in darkness, his attempt failed and he ended up hitting a dead end.
In Paper Mario: The Origami King
In the present day, Captain T. Ode's resting place is eventually discovered by Mario, Olivia, and Professor Toad, who manage to return the sun to the sky. Using the Fire Vellumental's power, the trio melts the ice that is preserving his body and free him, prompting him to immediately run off to recover his Marino.
Shortly thereafter, while Mario, Olivia, and Sea Captain Toad are trying to explore the fogged-up Great Sea in search of the purple streamer, they realize that they cannot navigate it without a detailed Sea Chart, which Olivia remembers is in Ode's possession. Despite Sea Captain Toad's doubtfulness, the duo manage to find him in Toad Town's Musée Champignon, trying to retrieve his Marino, which is being held as an exhibit. Once the museum owner relents, Ode makes a deal with the heroes, giving them access to his submersible and Sea Charts, so long as he gets to tag along on their seafaring adventure. Following this, he permanently appears on the top deck of Sea Captain Toad's ship, but he does help man the Marino whenever Mario salvages a treasure chest or travels to Diamond Island.
Trivia
- When he is first discovered, the Fortune Island theme from Paper Mario: Color Splash plays, albeit with a slight reduction in instruments.
- Captain T. Ode prefers his coffee with cream and three sugars, which was a common way to drink it back in his time.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese (simplified) | 比奥船长[?] Bǐ'ào Chuánzhǎng |
From "奇诺比奥" (Qínuòbǐ'ào, Toad) and "船长" (chuánzhǎng, captain) | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 比奧船長[?] Bǐ'ào Chuánzhǎng |
From "奇諾比奧" (Qínuòbǐ'ào, Toad) and "船長" (chuánzhǎng, captain) | |
| Dutch | Kapitein Teaud[?] | Captain Toad | |
| German | Kapitän Teaud[?] | Captain Toad |
References
- ^ https://papermario.nintendo.com/story
- ^ Official Japanese website for Paper Mario: The Origami King. Retrieved June 26, 2020.
