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Revision as of 05:44, June 18, 2024
- This article is about the character from Super Paper Mario. For the character from WarioWare: Move It!, see Winnie and Summer.
- “Gee, you look kinda tired... If you don't feel 100 percent you oughta see a charmer. Maybe that'd revive the courage you lost...”
- —Winnie, Super Paper Mario
Winnie is a little girl that Mario and co. met during their adventures in Super Paper Mario. She lives on Flopside's 2nd Floor. She is just as obsessed with Merlee's charms as her Flipside counterpart, Minnie, is with Merluvlee's fortune-telling. According to Tippi/Tiptron, she tries to charm on her own, but fails due to lack of confidence.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | マイコ[?] Maiko |
Possibly from「舞子」(Maiko, literally means "dancing girls" and also a Japanese feminine name) | |
| French | Kaïda[?] | Both this and Minnie's French name Kaïdi are possibly derived from the meaningless lyrics Youkaïdi youkaïda from the scout song "Aux premiers feux du soleil" | |
| German | Dana[?] | ? | |
| Italian | Lilli[?] | Lilly | |
| Spanish | Sandra[?] | ? |
