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*The fort is filled with references to the other ''[[Paper Mario (series)|Paper Mario]]'' games and the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] in general; for example, posters of [[Bow]], [[Bootler]], and [[Petuni]] are visible in Francis' room. There are also numerous Nintendo consoles put on display, including a [[Nintendo GameCube]], a [[Family Computer]], a [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], and a [[Virtual Boy]]. | *The fort is filled with references to the other ''[[Paper Mario (series)|Paper Mario]]'' games and the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] in general; for example, posters of [[Bow]], [[Bootler]], and [[Petuni]] are visible in Francis' room. There are also numerous Nintendo consoles put on display, including a [[Wii]], a [[Nintendo GameCube]], a [[Family Computer]], a [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], and a [[Virtual Boy]]. | ||
*The password 2828 can be read as「にやにや」(''niyaniya'', grinning / smirking) or「にゃにゃ」(''nyanya'', meow) in Japanese. Similarly, 2323 can be read as「兄さん兄さん」(''nii-san nii-san'', elder brother / young man), an affectionate way to call one's "master" in otaku culture. | *The password 2828 can be read as「にやにや」(''niyaniya'', grinning / smirking) or「にゃにゃ」(''nyanya'', meow) in Japanese. Similarly, 2323 can be read as「兄さん兄さん」(''nii-san nii-san'', elder brother / young man), an affectionate way to call one's "master" in otaku culture. | ||
