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==Tattle Information== | ==Tattle Information== | ||
Yup, this is Glitzville. It's so exotic; it feels like we're in another country! This is like an entertainment hub that attracts visitors from all over the world. The Glitz Pit is, obviously, the main attraction. That's where fighters duke it out. To the right: the Fresh Juice Shop. The Hot Dog Stand is to the left. Where to first?'' | *Yup, this is Glitzville. It's so exotic; it feels like we're in another country! This is like an entertainment hub that attracts visitors from all over the world. The Glitz Pit is, obviously, the main attraction. That's where fighters duke it out. To the right: the Fresh Juice Shop. The Hot Dog Stand is to the left. Where to first?'' | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 20:12, February 10, 2008
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The middle of Glitzville, under the blimp.
Glitzville is a floating city found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The city has a Hot Dog stand on its left and a juice bar on the right with all kinds of juices, but the main attraction is the Glitz Pit. Glitzville is popular and gets visitors from all around the world, according to Goombella's Tattle ability.
To reach Glitzville, Mario must take a blimp shaped like an enormous Cheep-Cheep. He gets a Blimp Ticket from Don Pianta for finding his daughter, Francesca Pianta.
Tattle Information
- Yup, this is Glitzville. It's so exotic; it feels like we're in another country! This is like an entertainment hub that attracts visitors from all over the world. The Glitz Pit is, obviously, the main attraction. That's where fighters duke it out. To the right: the Fresh Juice Shop. The Hot Dog Stand is to the left. Where to first?
Trivia
- In Japan, Glitzville is known as Ūron Machi, which translates to Oolong Town (further translating to "Noodle Town"). Perhaps oddly, the "Oolong Town" moniker actually survived on the Glitz Pit building's label on the official Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door website, although it was correctly referred to as "Glitzville" everywhere else.
