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{{Quote|Boy, Princess really lives up to her name, doesn't she? Of course, she could also live up to the name Bruiser or Crusher or Goliath...|Huey|Paper Mario: Color Splash}}
{{Quote|Boy, Princess really lives up to her name, doesn't she? Of course, she could also live up to the name Bruiser or Crusher or Goliath...|Huey|Paper Mario: Color Splash}}
'''Princess''' is a female [[Chain Chomp]] who appears in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. During the game, she and her owner, the [[Toad Professor|Professor]], go for a walk through [[Mondo Woods]] but never return. When Mario finds the Professor weeping in the woods, it's revealed that Princess had escaped from her chain and ran away. After [[Mario]] and [[Huey]] reach [[Marmalade Valley]], it is implied that Princess had grown to huge proportions as a side effect of the magic [[Kamek]] had used to do the same to Mondo Woods. After escaping her destructive attack through the construction site, Mario and Huey must use the [[Cutout]] technique in [[Château Chanterelle]] and the [[Battle Card (Paper Mario: Color Splash)#Bone|Bone Thing card]] to bait her back home. She acts very similar to a [[Chomp]] after growing huge.
'''Princess''' is a female [[Chain Chomp]] who appears in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. During the game, she and her owner, the [[Toad Professor|professor]], go for a walk through [[Mondo Woods]] but never return. When Mario finds the professor weeping in the woods, it is revealed that Princess had escaped from her chain and ran away. After [[Mario]] and [[Huey]] reach [[Marmalade Valley]], it is implied that Princess had grown to huge proportions as a side effect of the magic [[Kamek]] had used to do the same to Mondo Woods. After escaping her destructive attack through the construction site, Mario and Huey must use the [[Cutout]] technique in [[Château Chanterelle]] and the [[Battle Card (Paper Mario: Color Splash)#Bone|Bone Thing card]] to bait her back home. She acts very similar to a [[Chain Chomp (unchained)|rolling Chomp]] after growing huge.


[[File:PMCS ChateauChanterelle02.png|thumb|left|200px|Princess rampages in Château Chanterelle.]]
[[File:PMCS ChateauChanterelle02.png|thumb|left|200px|Princess rampages in Château Chanterelle.]]
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She also briefly shows up during the Toad celebration in [[Port Prisma]] after Mario collects the Yellow [[Big Paint Star]].
She also briefly shows up during the Toad celebration in [[Port Prisma]] after Mario collects the Yellow [[Big Paint Star]].


There are also pictures of Princess when she was smaller in the Professor's house at Château Chanterelle, which show her and the Professor playing. The design in these pictures resembles the design of Chain Chomps in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', as opposed to the more recent ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'', due to the lack of trapezoid-shaped connector between the chain and body.
There are also pictures of Princess when she was smaller in the professor's house at Château Chanterelle, which show her and the professor playing. The design in these pictures resembles the design of Chain Chomps in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', as opposed to the more recent ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'', due to the lack of trapezoid-shaped connector between the chain and body.
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PMCS Baby Princess.png|Unused sprite of Princess.
PMCS Baby Princess.png|Unused sprite of Princess.
PMCS Baby Princess pictures.png|Pictures of Princess in the Professor's house.
PMCS Baby Princess pictures.png|Pictures of Princess in the professor's house.
PMCS Professor Princess Picture 1.png|The picture in the Professor's house named ''D'awwwwwww! That tickles!''
PMCS Professor Princess Picture 1.png|The picture in the professor's house named ''D'awwwwwww! That tickles!''
PMCS Professor Princess Picture 2.png|The picture in the Professor's house named ''Too cute!''
PMCS Professor Princess Picture 2.png|The picture in the professor's house named ''Too cute!''
PMCS Professor Princess Picture 3.png|The picture in the Professor's house named ''Learning her first trick!''
PMCS Professor Princess Picture 3.png|The picture in the professor's house named ''Learning her first trick!''
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Revision as of 19:28, April 8, 2020

This article is about the Chain Chomp character in Paper Mario: Color Splash. For the ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom referred to as "Princess" in some games, see Princess Peach. For a list of princesses in the Mario franchise, see Category:Princesses.

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“Boy, Princess really lives up to her name, doesn't she? Of course, she could also live up to the name Bruiser or Crusher or Goliath...”
Huey, Paper Mario: Color Splash

Princess is a female Chain Chomp who appears in Paper Mario: Color Splash. During the game, she and her owner, the professor, go for a walk through Mondo Woods but never return. When Mario finds the professor weeping in the woods, it is revealed that Princess had escaped from her chain and ran away. After Mario and Huey reach Marmalade Valley, it is implied that Princess had grown to huge proportions as a side effect of the magic Kamek had used to do the same to Mondo Woods. After escaping her destructive attack through the construction site, Mario and Huey must use the Cutout technique in Château Chanterelle and the Bone Thing card to bait her back home. She acts very similar to a rolling Chomp after growing huge.

Château Chanterelle from Paper Mario: Color Splash
Princess rampages in Château Chanterelle.

Princess reappears when using the Bone Thing card on an enemy, where she rolls over and damages them to get the bone.

She also briefly shows up during the Toad celebration in Port Prisma after Mario collects the Yellow Big Paint Star.

There are also pictures of Princess when she was smaller in the professor's house at Château Chanterelle, which show her and the professor playing. The design in these pictures resembles the design of Chain Chomps in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, as opposed to the more recent Paper Mario: Sticker Star, due to the lack of trapezoid-shaped connector between the chain and body.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
German Ketterinchen
Chain Rinchen
Russian Принцесса
Printsessa
Princess

Spanish (NOE) Princesita
Little Princess