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''For information about the errands Koopa Koot often asks Mario to run, see the article [[Koopa Koot's Favors]].'' | ''For information about the errands Koopa Koot often asks Mario to run, see the article [[Koopa Koot's Favors]].'' | ||
'''Koopa Koot''' is an elderly [[Koopa Troopa]] that lives in [[Koopa Village]]. He is friends with [[Goompa]] and [[Bootler]]. During his youth, the three traveled the [[Mushroom | '''Koopa Koot''' is an elderly [[Koopa Troopa]] that lives in [[Koopa Village]]. He is friends with [[Goompa]] and [[Bootler]]. During his youth, the three traveled the [[Mushroom World|globe]] in search of adventure. However, his adventuring days are now over. In fact, he needs other people to run errands for him. During the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]'', the hero [[Mario]] helped Koopa Koot perform [[Koopa Koot's Favors|twenty tasks]] that the old Koopa could not do by himself. One errand involved Mario retrieving a picture of the three old adventurers (Koopa Koot, Goompa, and Bootler) from [[Boo's Mansion]]. Often, Koopa Koot would reward Mario with a single [[Coin]]. Occasionally, Mario received a better reward, including [[Star Pieces]] or memberships to the game parlor in [[Toad Town]]. | ||
In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', Bowser, when asked who he is by [[Bub]] or [[Pennington]], can choose to tell them his name is Koopa Koot, which is when Bowser threatens to "Bore them to death." | In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', Bowser, when asked who he is by [[Bub]] or [[Pennington]], can choose to tell them his name is Koopa Koot, which is when Bowser threatens to "Bore them to death." | ||
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For information about the errands Koopa Koot often asks Mario to run, see the article Koopa Koot's Favors.
Koopa Koot is an elderly Koopa Troopa that lives in Koopa Village. He is friends with Goompa and Bootler. During his youth, the three traveled the globe in search of adventure. However, his adventuring days are now over. In fact, he needs other people to run errands for him. During the events of Paper Mario, the hero Mario helped Koopa Koot perform twenty tasks that the old Koopa could not do by himself. One errand involved Mario retrieving a picture of the three old adventurers (Koopa Koot, Goompa, and Bootler) from Boo's Mansion. Often, Koopa Koot would reward Mario with a single Coin. Occasionally, Mario received a better reward, including Star Pieces or memberships to the game parlor in Toad Town.
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Bowser, when asked who he is by Bub or Pennington, can choose to tell them his name is Koopa Koot, which is when Bowser threatens to "Bore them to death."
