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'''Koopa Village''' is a small village in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' | '''Koopa Village''' is a small village consisting of houses and grassland in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Located near a hill on [[Pleasant Path]], it is home to a number of friendly [[Koopa Troopa|Koopa]]s and [[Bob-omb]] refugees. Koopa Village is the place [[Mario]] has to visit in Chapter 1 in order to have [[Kooper]] join his party. It is also where several sidequests take place. | ||
The in-game description reads, "''Many Koopas live here, including [[Kolorado]] and [[Koopa Koot]]. Bob-ombs, refugees from Koopa Bros. Fortress, live here too.''" | |||
==History== | |||
[[File:Kooperwithoutshell.PNG|thumb|left|[[Mario]] returns [[Kooper]]'s shell to him.]] | |||
As is hinted by [[Merlon]] from the prologue, [[Mario]] and [[Goombario]] is required to go here in Chapter 1 to help [[Kooper]] for him to join the party because he has to use him to activate a switch in [[Pleasant Path]]. When they arrive, however, they find that [[Fuzzy|Fuzzies]] are attacking the town, and they can optionally help out some of the Koopas who had [[Beach Koopa|lost their shells]] to the Fuzzy menaces. The pair also meet [[Kooper]], a Koopa with a blue shell who eventually became Mario's second party member. A Fuzzy stole [[Kooper's Shell|his shell]] and he asks Mario to get it back. Once Mario retrieves it, Kooper joins the party. After he helps Kooper defeat the remaining [[Fuzzy|Fuzzies]], the Fuzzies flee and the village returns to peace. | |||
After Mario and his partners defeat the [[Koopa Bros.]] at the end of Chapter 1, more Bob-omb refugees come to the village to reside. Later in the game, the Koopa Troopas in the village write Mario a [[List of letters in Paper Mario#Koopa Troopas|letter]], thanking him for taking care of the Fuzzy problem and apologizing for not being able to reward him for it. | |||
Mario needs to go to the village to take or finish several sidequests, such as [[Koopa Koot]]'s favors, the [[Radio Contest Toad|radio contest]], and [[List of letters in Paper Mario#Normal Letters|letter delivery]]. After Chapter 5, [[Kolorado]] returns to the village once Mario and his partners defeat [[Kent C. Koopa]] (optional). | |||
At the end of the game, [[Parakarry]] visits the village to tell [[Bombette]], who is seen to have resided here after her adventure with Mario, that she is invited to the party at [[Peach's Castle]]. After that, [[Kolorado's Wife]] comes and asks Parakarry to find his husband, who is out again. | |||
==Areas== | ==Areas== | ||
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Koopa Village is a village mainly consisting of grassland, with a row of six houses in the northern side, all of which look like [[Koopa Shell|Koopa shells]] and most of them feature island-based décor. From west to east, they are: a [[Toad House]] run by [[Mort T.]], [[Koopa's Shop]], a house that resembles a blue shell, [[Kolorado]]'s house, [[Kooper]]'s house, and [[Koopa Koot]]'s house. | |||
The house that looks like a blue shell is home to a relaxed Koopa who lies in his hammock all day listening to the radio. On that radio are three stations, one called "Golden Oldies Station" which plays a direct cover of the credits theme from ''[[Super Mario World]]'', another called "Island Sounds Station" playing an original song, one other playing [[Chanterelle]]'s song (after she is given a song from [[ | The house that looks like a blue shell is home to a relaxed Koopa who lies in his hammock all day listening to the radio. On that radio are three stations, one called "Golden Oldies Station" which plays a direct cover of the credits theme from ''[[Super Mario World]]'', another called "Island Sounds Station" playing an original song, one other playing [[Chanterelle]]'s song (after she is given a song from [[Lyrics]] and the [[Melody]]), and an Information Station where the [[Radio Contest Toad|Radio Contest]] is held. | ||
There is a | Bushes can be found in the southern part of the village. There is also a tree which the Bob-ombs relax in the shadow. [[Koopa Leaf|Koopa Leaves]] can be found in some of the bushes. To the back of [[Kooper]]'s house is a path to a forest, which Mario visits on his quest to retrieve Kooper's shell. | ||
==Enemies found== | Koopa Village links to [[Toad Town]] via [[Pleasant Path]]. It can also be linked to from [[Toad Town Tunnels]] once Mario unlocks the pipe, which is faster. | ||
===Residents=== | |||
*[[Bruce]] | |||
*[[Kolorado]] | |||
*[[Kolorado's Wife]] | |||
*[[Koopa Koot]] | |||
*[[Koover]] | |||
*[[Mort T.]] | |||
*several other [[Koopa Troopa]]s and [[Bob-omb]]s | |||
===Enemies found=== | |||
:''For [[List of enemy formations in Paper Mario|enemy formations]] in Koopa Village, see [[List of enemy formations in Paper Mario#Koopa Village|here]].'' | :''For [[List of enemy formations in Paper Mario|enemy formations]] in Koopa Village, see [[List of enemy formations in Paper Mario#Koopa Village|here]].'' | ||
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==Items found== | ===Items found=== | ||
In addition to the items listed below, [[Koopa's Shop]] has several items on sale. [[Koopa Koot]] has 15 Star Pieces and gives them in threes if Mario does favors for him. [[Kolorado]] also has two Star Pieces that can be given to Mario here. 64 [[Star Piece (Paper Mario)|Star Pieces]] in total can also be obtained from [[Chuck Quizmo]] who can appear here. | In addition to the items listed below, [[Koopa's Shop]] has several items on sale. [[Koopa Koot]] has 15 Star Pieces and gives them in threes if Mario does favors for him. [[Kolorado]] also has two Star Pieces that can be given to Mario here. 64 [[Star Piece (Paper Mario)|Star Pieces]] in total can also be obtained from [[Chuck Quizmo]] who can appear here. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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*The trees and bushes of Koopa Village are composed of green squares, making them look similar to 3D versions of the trees found in [[Lineland Road]] of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. | *The trees and bushes of Koopa Village are composed of green squares, making them look similar to 3D versions of the trees found in [[Lineland Road]] of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. | ||
*In ''Paper Mario'', before Chapter 1, there is a piece of [[List of Toad Town News in Paper Mario|Toad Town News]] that warns the Fuzzy invasion in Koopa Village. | *In ''Paper Mario'', before Chapter 1, there is a piece of [[List of Toad Town News in Paper Mario|Toad Town News]] that warns the Fuzzy invasion in Koopa Village. | ||
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