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'''Mitsy''' is a very polite girl living on [[Flopside|the first floor of Flopside]] during the events of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. She spends her time asking [[Ruby (character)|her grandmother]] how she came to live so long. She seems to be less naïve than her [[Flipside]] counterpart, [[Betsy]]. | '''Mitsy''' is a very polite girl living on [[Flopside|the first floor of Flopside]] during the events of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. She spends her time asking [[Ruby (character)|her grandmother]] how she came to live so long. She seems to be less naïve than her [[Flipside]] counterpart, [[Betsy]]. | ||
==Tattle== | |||
*"''That's Mitsy... This very serious little girl is full of very serious questions... She loves her grandmother and hopes to become just like her when she grows up...''" | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== |
Revision as of 11:17, September 22, 2024
Mitsy | |
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Sprite from Super Paper Mario | |
Species | Flopsider |
First appearance | Super Paper Mario (2007) |
- “Yes, it makes perfect sense! You go to bed early and wake early, don't you!”
- —Mitsy, Super Paper Mario
Mitsy is a very polite girl living on the first floor of Flopside during the events of Super Paper Mario. She spends her time asking her grandmother how she came to live so long. She seems to be less naïve than her Flipside counterpart, Betsy.
Tattle
- "That's Mitsy... This very serious little girl is full of very serious questions... She loves her grandmother and hopes to become just like her when she grows up..."
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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French | Parla[?] | Both this and Betsy's French name Parsi are derived from par-ci, par-là ("here and there") | |
German | Ronja[?] | Given name; rhymes with Sonja (Betsy's German name) | |
Italian | Giulia[?] | Julie | |
Spanish | Belén[?] | Common name, meaning Bethlehem |