Nolrem

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Revision as of 13:54, September 13, 2022 by Ultimate Mr. L (talk | contribs) (Expanding a bit. Changed the quote to one that reflects him as a distinct character rather than a mere Merlon clone. Also, removed the bit about the Catch Card because sometimes "the ancients" is used as a blanket term for both tribes, considering the Tribe of Darkness was just an exodus from the Tribe of Ancients.)
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Nolrem
Nolrem
Nolrem, as he appears in Super Paper Mario
Species Flopsider/Shaman
First appearance Super Paper Mario (2007)
“I know that what I have just shared with you might only serve to discourage you... I still must send you forth, however. It saddens me that I can do nothing else.”
Nolrem, Super Paper Mario
Merlon and Nolrem in the game Super Paper Mario.
Merlon and Nolrem on Flopside Tower

Nolrem is a supporting character that appears in Super Paper Mario. He is, as his name suggests, the Flopside doppelgänger of Merlon, though Merlon also states that Nolrem is his distant cousin. He strongly resembles his counterpart other than his different colored clothes, sporting a gray cloak and hat over pink robes.

While Merlon is generally hopeful due to his strong faith in the Heroes, Nolrem takes a slightly more pessimistic view of things at times. Also unlike Merlon, he visits the Heroes at each Heart Pillar whenever they place in a Pure Heart in Flopside. According to Carson, he is descended from the Tribe of Darkness, making him the only known remnant of the tribe other than Count Bleck.

Catch Card

Nolrem
Nolrem's Catch Card

Card Type: Uncommon
Card Description: This is Merlon's dimensional counterpart in Flopside. He is also a descendant of the ancients.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ウラデアール[?]
Ura Deāru
Inversed Merlon
German Nolrem[?] -
Italian Occhiomerlo[?] Lonmer: the first and the last parts of the name "Merlocchio" (Merlon's Italian name) are swapped.
Korean 단다르[?]
Dandareu
From "~단다.", which is ending of sentence that used by adults when they tell something to children.
Spanish Nólrem[?] Reverse "Merlón", Merlon's Spanish name.