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PPS The Ghostly Castle Screenshot 3.png|Ribboner clinging onto a mirror in [[The Ghostly Castle]]
PPS The Ghostly Castle Screenshot 3.png|Ribboner clinging onto a mirror in [[The Ghostly Castle]]
PPS Act II Trailer Screenshot 1.png|Ribboner clinging onto a swinging ball in [[A Snow Flower on Ice]]
PPS Act II Trailer Screenshot 1.png|Ribboner clinging onto a swinging ball in [[A Snow Flower on Ice]]
PPS Ribboner dancing.webp|Ribboner dancing after being rescued in [[A Snow Flower on Ice]]
PPS Ribboner dancing The Dark Baker & the Bewitching Sweets.webp|Animation of Ribboner dancing after being rescued in [[The Dark Baker & the Bewitching Sweets]]
PPS Ribboner dancing.webp|Still-image of Ribboner dancing after being rescued in [[A Snow Flower on Ice]]
PPS Figure Skater Peach swirling Theet Ribboner A Snow Flower on Ice.webp|Ribboner swirling around by [[Figure Skater Peach]]'s spin in [[A Snow Flower on Ice]]
PPS Figure Skater Peach swirling Theet Ribboner A Snow Flower on Ice.webp|Ribboner swirling around by [[Figure Skater Peach]]'s spin in [[A Snow Flower on Ice]]
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|ChiSM=Ribbon Uncle
|ChiSM=Ribbon Uncle
|ChiT=緞帶叔叔  
|ChiT=緞帶叔叔
|ChiTR=Duàndài Shūshu
|ChiTR=Duàndài Shūshu
|ChiTM=Ribbon Uncle
|ChiTM=Ribbon Uncle

Revision as of 05:26, May 24, 2024

Ribboner
Screenshot of Ribboner in Princess Peach: Showtime!
Species Theet
First appearance Princess Peach: Showtime! (2024)

Ribboner is a Theet who appears in Princess Peach: Showtime! He is found in each play (except the boss fights and rehearsals) and can be assisted or rescued by Princess Peach. When Peach does so, he gives her a dress ribbon or a Stella ribbon. He wears a top hat and a red bowtie, has a mustache, and has a small bag with green and blue bows beside him. He usually only communicates with hovering speech bubbles, but he is referred to by name in a few levels, such as The Case of the Rainy-Day Plot.

He will generally exclaim a need for being helped or rescued, and if he is rescued, he will congratulate Peach or explain what he'll do after his rescue, and will begin dancing. Some of his rescue messages indicate he plays an experienced traveler in the plays, including:

Despite his travel experiences and preparations, he finds himself in problems very often that Peach must help him get out of, including being surrounded by enemies, getting stuck in or behind things, booking tickets to the wrong departures, and hanging onto things.

Once the main game has been completed, he will stand in the lower right on the fifth floor of the Sparkle Theater.

While he does award ribbons in the demo, such ribbons cannot be worn by Peach, as the Wardrobe section in the pause menu is inaccessible.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese リボンおじさん[?]
Ribon Ojisan
Uncle/Mister Ribbon
Chinese (simplified) 缎带叔叔[?]
Duàndài Shūshu
Ribbon Uncle
Chinese (traditional) 緞帶叔叔[?]
Duàndài Shūshu
Ribbon Uncle
Dutch Strikjesmaker[?] Ribbon maker
French Ruben[?] Male given name, also a pun on ruban ("ribbon")
German Schleifenmeister[?] Ribbon Master
Italian Fioccomastro[?] Ribbon-master
Korean 리본 아저씨[?]
Libon Ajeossi
?
Portuguese (NOA) Fitatino[?] ?
Russian Костюмер[?]
Kostyumer
Costumer
Spanish Cintacio[?] Portmanteau of cinta ("ribbon") and the name Ignacio ("Ignatius")