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'''Squirpina XIV''' was the queen of [[Squirpia]] in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. She was the mother of [[Squirps]] and was the only known member of the Squirpina family other than her son. | '''Squirpina XIV''' was the queen of [[Squirpia]] in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. She was the mother of [[Squirps]] and was the only known member of the Squirpina family other than her son. | ||
At the end of Chapter 4-4, there is a golden statue of Squirpina XIV. When the heroes see the statue, Squirps tells them who he really is and reveals the story of his mother. 1,500 years ago, Squirpina had, by an unknown means, become aware of the imminent destruction of the world [[Count Bleck]] would try at years in the future and realized that only the [[Pure Heart]]s could be able to save the universes from this destruction. Thankfully, she had a | At the end of Chapter 4-4, there is a golden statue of Squirpina XIV. When the heroes see the statue, Squirps tells them who he really is and reveals the story of his mother. 1,500 years ago, Squirpina had, by an unknown means, become aware of the imminent destruction of the world [[Count Bleck]] would try at years in the future and realized that only the [[Pure Heart]]s could be able to save the universes from this destruction. Thankfully, she had a Pure Heart and decided to hide it at the end of the [[Whoa Zone]], locking her son in a hibernation capsule and giving him the mission of leading the heroes prophesied in the [[Light Prognosticus]] to the Heart after they awoke him. | ||
Squirps was, in the end, successful with the mission and gave [[Mario]] and friends the Pure Heart. Afterward, he fell asleep (and was assumed dead until the heroes returned to [[Outer Space]] later and found him alive) in front of the statue of Squirpina XIV and softly asked his mother if she was proud of him. Squirpina herself never directly appeared, however, and the fact that 1,500 years passed before her life and the setting of ''Super Paper Mario'' renders it is likely that she is dead. | Squirps was, in the end, successful with the mission and gave [[Mario]] and friends the Pure Heart. Afterward, he fell asleep (and was assumed dead until the heroes returned to [[Outer Space]] later and found him alive) in front of the statue of Squirpina XIV and softly asked his mother if she was proud of him. Squirpina herself never directly appeared, however, and the fact that 1,500 years passed before her life and the setting of ''Super Paper Mario'' renders it is likely that she is dead. | ||
Revision as of 19:23, April 22, 2012
Squirpina XIV was the queen of Squirpia in Super Paper Mario. She was the mother of Squirps and was the only known member of the Squirpina family other than her son.
At the end of Chapter 4-4, there is a golden statue of Squirpina XIV. When the heroes see the statue, Squirps tells them who he really is and reveals the story of his mother. 1,500 years ago, Squirpina had, by an unknown means, become aware of the imminent destruction of the world Count Bleck would try at years in the future and realized that only the Pure Hearts could be able to save the universes from this destruction. Thankfully, she had a Pure Heart and decided to hide it at the end of the Whoa Zone, locking her son in a hibernation capsule and giving him the mission of leading the heroes prophesied in the Light Prognosticus to the Heart after they awoke him.
Squirps was, in the end, successful with the mission and gave Mario and friends the Pure Heart. Afterward, he fell asleep (and was assumed dead until the heroes returned to Outer Space later and found him alive) in front of the statue of Squirpina XIV and softly asked his mother if she was proud of him. Squirpina herself never directly appeared, however, and the fact that 1,500 years passed before her life and the setting of Super Paper Mario renders it is likely that she is dead.
In the first 25 floors of the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials, Squirpina and Squirps are painted on the walls.
