Plum Park
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- “Staying at a fancy hotel, and relaxing in a huge garden... The ultimate indulgence, isn't it?”
- —Huey, Paper Mario: Color Splash
Plum Park is a location from Paper Mario: Color Splash. The path leading here is unlocked after getting the Purple Mini Paint Star from Dark Bloo Inn, and unlocks paths leading to Violet Passage and Bloo Bay Beach. The Teapot and Balloon Things can be found here, but Petea Piranha must be defeated before Mario can get the teapot.
Enemies
Mini-Boss
Gallery
World Map Icon
Petea Piranha sprite
Plum Park Concept Art
Birdo: Live in Concert! One Night Only!
Dancing Green Koopa Troopa sprite.
Dancing Red Koopa Troopa sprite.
- PMCS Petea Piranha.jpg
Petea Piranha after getting evicted from his teapot.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | パ・プールていえん[?] Pa Pūru Teien |
Pa Pool Park, based on the English word パープル "purple" | |
| Russian | Сиреневый парк[?] Sirenevyy park |
Lilac Park | |
| Spanish | Balneario Amatista[?] | Amethyst Spa |
Trivia
- According to the game manual, the two tea-drinking Snifits by the waterfall are responsible for the poisonous water. They stuffed Petea Piranha inside the teapot to use him as a teabag, which is also why Petea is folded up as one.
- This area is very similar to World 3 of the previous game. Both have toxic water on the first visit caused by a enemy and the music changes after the completion of the level.
- In Birdo's song, the line "Two hearts in doki doki panic..." is a reference to the Japan-only game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, which was reskinned in the U.S. as Super Mario Bros. 2. Doki Doki Panic featured many characters that would later appear as recurring characters in the Mario franchise, including Shy Guys and Birdo, the former of which appears as the audience during the latter's performance.
