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{{quote|Thanks to you, every world is safe. We are grateful for your selflessness and courage. At least, that's what I think [[Tippi|she]] would say...|Tiptron|Super Paper Mario}} | {{quote|Thanks to you, every world is safe. We are grateful for your selflessness and courage. At least, that's what I think [[Tippi|she]] would say...|Tiptron|Super Paper Mario}} | ||
'''Tiptron''' is a robotic version of [[Tippi]], a partner of [[Mario]] in the game ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. At the end of the game, Tippi becomes unavailable for the player's use after her marriage to [[Count Bleck]] and subsequent disappearance. However, it is revealed later that [[Francis]] created Tiptron, and for 999 [[coin]]s (the highest number of coins the player can hold), he will sell it to [[Mario]], allowing the player to use Tippi's abilities again. If the player talks to Francis after buying Tiptron, he | '''Tiptron''' is a robotic version of [[Tippi]], a partner of [[Mario]] in the game ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. At the end of the game, Tippi becomes unavailable for the player's use after her marriage to [[Count Bleck]] and subsequent disappearance. However, it is revealed later that [[Francis]] created Tiptron, and for 999 [[coin]]s (the highest number of coins the player can hold), he will sell it to [[Mario]], allowing the player to use Tippi's abilities again. If the player talks to Francis after buying Tiptron, he states that he is going to create a second model, [[List of implied characters#Tiptron Mk. II|Tiptron Mk. II]]. | ||
Tiptron has feminine programming and is designed to resemble Tippi; she speaks exactly like her | Tiptron has feminine programming and is designed to resemble Tippi; she speaks exactly like her and uses rainbow-colored textboxes as with the other Pixls, but shares the textbox shape used by other robotic characters like [[Fracktail]] and [[Wracktail]]. However, there are several occasions where she demonstrates some awareness that she is not the real Tippi: | ||
*If the player uses her to tattle themselves, she | *If the player uses her to tattle themselves, she thanks them for saving all worlds before adding, "...At least, that's what I think she would say..." | ||
*[[Merlon]] | *[[Merlon]] initially believes she is Tippi as well, and addresses her as such, causing Tiptron to stutter and appear flustered by the concept. | ||
*When tattling Francis, Tiptron | *When tattling Francis, Tiptron at first refers to him as her creator and briefly hesitate before quickly asserting her "true" identity. | ||
Overall, though she was made as an exact replica of Tippi, essentially a replacement, she is able to see through her programming, and this awareness that she is not truly Tippi creates something of a minor identity crisis. Despite this self-conflict, however, Tiptron | Overall, though she was made as an exact replica of Tippi, essentially a replacement, she is able to see through her programming, and this awareness that she is not truly Tippi creates something of a minor identity crisis. Despite this self-conflict, however, Tiptron still believes she is Tippi and act as her organic counterpart would. In function, Tiptron differs from Tippi in only one minor way: the pointer she transforms into while tattling enemies rotates at a much slower and more spasmodic pace, while Tippi does so much more smoothly. | ||
==[[Catch Card]]== | ==[[Catch Card]]== | ||
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|JapR=Jasumin Ni-sei | |JapR=Jasumin Ni-sei | ||
|JapM=Jasmine II (or, | |JapM=Jasmine II (or, {{wp|Nisei|second generation}} Jasmine); ''Jasmine'' is the name Francis gave Tippi in the Japanese version. | ||
|Fra=Tiptron | |Fra=Tiptron | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Tiptron and [[Nastasia]] are paired in pre-release ''Super Paper Mario'' artwork, though they never interact in-game. | *Tiptron and [[Nastasia]] are paired in pre-release ''Super Paper Mario'' artwork, though they never interact in-game. | ||
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Revision as of 19:27, July 16, 2022
| Tiptron | |
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| Species | Robotic Pixl |
| First appearance | Super Paper Mario (2007) |
- “Thanks to you, every world is safe. We are grateful for your selflessness and courage. At least, that's what I think she would say...”
- —Tiptron, Super Paper Mario
Tiptron is a robotic version of Tippi, a partner of Mario in the game Super Paper Mario. At the end of the game, Tippi becomes unavailable for the player's use after her marriage to Count Bleck and subsequent disappearance. However, it is revealed later that Francis created Tiptron, and for 999 coins (the highest number of coins the player can hold), he will sell it to Mario, allowing the player to use Tippi's abilities again. If the player talks to Francis after buying Tiptron, he states that he is going to create a second model, Tiptron Mk. II.
Tiptron has feminine programming and is designed to resemble Tippi; she speaks exactly like her and uses rainbow-colored textboxes as with the other Pixls, but shares the textbox shape used by other robotic characters like Fracktail and Wracktail. However, there are several occasions where she demonstrates some awareness that she is not the real Tippi:
- If the player uses her to tattle themselves, she thanks them for saving all worlds before adding, "...At least, that's what I think she would say..."
- Merlon initially believes she is Tippi as well, and addresses her as such, causing Tiptron to stutter and appear flustered by the concept.
- When tattling Francis, Tiptron at first refers to him as her creator and briefly hesitate before quickly asserting her "true" identity.
Overall, though she was made as an exact replica of Tippi, essentially a replacement, she is able to see through her programming, and this awareness that she is not truly Tippi creates something of a minor identity crisis. Despite this self-conflict, however, Tiptron still believes she is Tippi and act as her organic counterpart would. In function, Tiptron differs from Tippi in only one minor way: the pointer she transforms into while tattling enemies rotates at a much slower and more spasmodic pace, while Tippi does so much more smoothly.
Catch Card
Card Type: Uncommon
Card Description: Francis made this 1:1-scale robotic version of Tippi. It's the ultimate rare collectible. Plus, it features realistic Tippi action!
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | Tiptron[?] | - | |
| Italian | Consitron[?] | Pun on Consilia (Tippi's Italian name) and "-tron". | |
| Korean | 재스민2세[?] Jaeseumin I-se |
Transliterated Japanese name | |
| Russian | Типтрон[?] Tiptron |
Transliteration of the international name | |
| Spanish | Paquibot[?] | Pun on Paquita (Spanish version of "Francine", the name given to Tippi by Francis) and "-bot" (end of "robot"). |
Trivia
- Tiptron and Nastasia are paired in pre-release Super Paper Mario artwork, though they never interact in-game.
