Koopa Village

Mario and Kooper in Koopa Village.

Koopa Village is a small village in Paper Mario that is home to Koopas and some Bob-ombs, the latter of which escaped the Koopa Bros. Fortress. Fuzzies attacked the town during the events of the game, and Mario and Goombario could optionally help out some of the Koopas who had lost their shells to the Fuzzy menaces. The pair also meet Kooper, a Koopa with a blue shell who eventually became Mario's second party member. A Fuzzy stole his shell and he asks Mario to get it back. Once Mario retrieves it, Kooper joins the party. After Kooper joins, a Star Piece is accessible on a brick in the eastern part of Koopa Village. There's also a Star Piece hidden under a panel to the left of a group of Bob-omb in the western area. All houses found in Koopa Village are shell-shaped and most of them feature island-based décor. Koopa Koot, the elder of the village, is an old, senile Koopa who asks people for favors often, which has given him a bad reputation. However, he gives out rewards for completing his favors.

The house with the blue shell is home to a relaxed Koopa who lies in his hammock all day listening to the radio. On that radio are three stations, one called "Golden Oldies Station" which plays a direct cover of the credits theme from Super Mario World, another called "Island Sounds Station" playing an original song, one other playing Chanterelle's song (after she is given a song from lyrics and a melody), and an Information Station that hosts trading events. In these events, Mario can participate by bringing certain items to a pink Toad in certain areas across the Mushroom Kingdom, for which he will be rewarded (often with items more valuable than the ones traded).

Enemies found

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  Fuzzy

Formations

For enemy formations in Koopa Village, see here.

Items found

In addition to the items listed below, Koopa's Shop has several items on sale. Koopa Koot has 15 Star Pieces and gives them in threes if Mario does favors for him. Kolorado also has two Star Pieces that can be given to Mario here. 64 Star Pieces in total can also be obtained from Chuck Quizmo who can appear here.

Name of Item	Icon	Found In
Star Piece		Under a hidden panel near the Bob-ombs in the first scene.
		On a block after the Fuzzies flee in the second scene (requires Tornado Jump or sokoban-ing).
		Given by Mort T. after giving him a letter from Dry Dry Desert.
Letter	File:PM-Letter.png	Given by Koover after giving him a letter from Muss T..
		Given by Koover after giving him a letter from Fishmael.
Dried Shroom		In the southest bush at the southwestern corner of the first scene.
Koopa Leaf		In the southeast bush at the southeastern corner of the first scene (replenish-able resource).
		In the bush nearest to the entrance in the second scene.
HP Plus	File:Hp plus badge.PNG	On a trunk in the scene behind Kooper's house, by getting it with Kooper.
Kooper's Shell		Given by the Fuzzies after winning the minigame.
Koopa Legends		Given by Kolorado's Wife for Koopa Koot's first favor.
Empty Wallet	File:Emptywallet.gif	Appears in the northeast bush in the southeastern corner of the first scene after taking Koopa Koot's sixth favor.
Glasses		Appears in the bush with a white flower in the southwestern corner of the first scene after taking Koopa Koot's fifteenth favor.
Silver Credit	File:Silvercredit.gif	Given by Koopa Koot after finishing his second favor.
Gold Credit		Given by Koopa Koot after finishing his tenth favor.

Area Tattles

• It's Koopa Village. Big surprise! Koopas live here. Recently it seems like some Bob-ombs have moved here, too. They must have run away from the fortress, huh?
• The house with the yellowish roof is the home of the famous archaeologist and explorer, Kolorado. Kolorado's always running from one mysterious place to another in order to do research. He's really well respected in his field.
• We'd better be careful. There are supposedly lots of Fuzzies around this area. Usually they stay hidden, but lately they're more aggressive.
• This part of the forest is the Fuzzie's main stronghold. The woods would actually be quite beautiful if not for the Fuzzies. The light's nice... Do you think Koopas do the logging around here?

Trivia

• The trees and bushes of Koopa Village are composed of green squares, making them look similar to 3D versions of the trees found in Lineland Road of Super Paper Mario.
• In Paper Mario, before Chapter 1, there is a piece of Toad Town News that warns the Fuzzy invasion in Koopa Village.