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*The particular brand of Mushroom that the Triplets sell to [[Mario]] has a typographical error in its description in the item menu. It reads "'''''Recoers''' 30 HP, but...''" | *The particular brand of Mushroom that the Triplets sell to [[Mario]] has a typographical error in its description in the item menu. It reads "'''''Recoers''' 30 HP, but...''" | ||
*The parent Goomba calling Bowser "Uncle" may be a cultural reference to characters like Chekhov's [[:wikipedia:Uncle Vanya|Uncle Vanya]], [[:wikipedia:Harriet Beecher Stowe|Harriet Beecher Stowe]]'s [[:wikipedia:Uncle Tom|Uncle Tom]], and the Disney character [[:wikipedia:Scrooge McDuck|Scrooge McDuck]], who is familially known as "Uncle Scrooge". | |||
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Revision as of 14:15, June 5, 2015
The Triplets are three Micro Goomba siblings from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. They are the "little ones" of a Goomba (individualy named 「クリジェンヌ」, Kurijennu, in the Japanese version) that fled the Koopa Troop out of fear of fighting Smithy, and ended up running a small shop in Monstro Town. After they are introduced to "Uncle Bowser" by their parent, they offer their services as a way to help him get his keep back. While their parent sells some equipment and refreshments, the only item the Triplets themselves sell is a variety of Mushroom that turns the party member it is used on into a Mushroom (like the effect of the Funguspike or Petal Blast special moves). The item restores 30 HP immediately, and the party member, though unable to attack, continues to steadily recover more HP until the effect wears off as usual.
Names in other languages
Trivia
- The particular brand of Mushroom that the Triplets sell to Mario has a typographical error in its description in the item menu. It reads "Recoers 30 HP, but..."
- The parent Goomba calling Bowser "Uncle" may be a cultural reference to characters like Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom, and the Disney character Scrooge McDuck, who is familially known as "Uncle Scrooge".
