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==Trivia==
* In one of Tippi's advice tattles on Mario ("We have to take food that makes you big to Cirrus..."), Cyrrus's name is misspelled.
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Cyrrus
Cyrrus from Super Paper Mario
Sprite from Super Paper Mario
Species Cloud
First appearance Super Paper Mario (2007)
“Hi! I'm Cyrrus! I'm a newborn cloud! Pleased to meetcha! I've got big dreams! Big ones! I wanna be the biggest cloud I can be! I heard about this one guy who could grow big just by eating a Mushroom. That would be SO COOL! If you could find a big-making thing like that, give it to me!”
Cyrrus, Super Paper Mario
Cyrrus
Cyrrus and Luigi

Cyrrus is a newborn cloud in Super Paper Mario in The Overthere, reminiscent of a jump-over cloud. His name comes from the given name "Cyrus" and from a type of long, thin cloud known as the "cirrus" (even though he more closely resembles a cumulus cloud). Tippi even mistakenly refers to him as "Cirrus" when tattling him right after meeting him.

If the player brings him a Red Apple, he will grow large enough so that any character that jumps on him will bounce all the way into orbit before falling back down to a cloud above him, though if the player gives him any other apple, he will get the same side effects as Peach whilst sleeping.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese クモくん[?]
Kumo-kun
From「雲」(kumo, cloud) and「くん」(-kun, a suffix used in Japan, usually to denote a man younger or the same age as the speaker)
French Nimbus[?] -
Italian Cirus[?] From English

Trivia

  • In one of Tippi's advice tattles on Mario ("We have to take food that makes you big to Cirrus..."), Cyrrus's name is misspelled.