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[[Image:Image-Tiptron.jpeg|thumb|right|'''Tiptron'''.]] | |||
{{quote|He created me...No, he didn't. I am Tippi. I was not created by anyone.|Tiptron|Super Paper Mario}} | {{quote|He created me...No, he didn't. I am Tippi. I was not created by anyone.|Tiptron|Super Paper Mario}} | ||
'''Tiptron''' is a robotic version of [[Tippi]], a partner of [[Mario]] in the game ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. At the end of the game, [[Count Bleck]] and Tippi marry each other to stop [[The Void]] and the player can no longer use Tippi. However, it is revealed that [[Francis]] made Tiptron; and for 999 [[coin]]s, he'll sell it to [[Mario]], allowing the player to use Tippi's abilities again. | '''Tiptron''' is a robotic version of [[Tippi]], a partner of [[Mario]] in the game ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. At the end of the game, [[Count Bleck]] and Tippi marry each other to stop [[The Void]] and the player can no longer use Tippi. However, it is revealed that [[Francis]] made Tiptron; and for 999 [[coin]]s, he'll sell it to [[Mario]], allowing the player to use Tippi's abilities again. | ||
Revision as of 02:42, April 21, 2007
- “He created me...No, he didn't. I am Tippi. I was not created by anyone.”
- —Tiptron, Super Paper Mario
Tiptron is a robotic version of Tippi, a partner of Mario in the game Super Paper Mario. At the end of the game, Count Bleck and Tippi marry each other to stop The Void and the player can no longer use Tippi. However, it is revealed that Francis made Tiptron; and for 999 coins, he'll sell it to Mario, allowing the player to use Tippi's abilities again.
Tiptron is referred to as a girl (despite being a robot), and is made to look like Tippi. The robot thinks "she" is Tippi, and speaks exactly like her, albeit in a more electronic looking speech box, similar to TEC-XX from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. She/it admits to not being Tippi when she/it points to the player, she/it thanks the gamer for saving the world, ended by an uncertain "At least, that's what I think she'd say..."
