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The Bitlands is an extremely pixelated (to the point of it being named after such) dimension that has several references to other [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' games]] (most notably the previous two ''[[Paper Mario (disambiguation)|Paper Mario'' games]]). In ''Super Paper Mario'', the Yellow Door (Chapter 3) takes [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach]] to this dimension. | The Bitlands is an extremely pixelated (to the point of it being named after such) dimension that has several references to other [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' games]] (most notably the previous two ''[[Paper Mario (disambiguation)|Paper Mario'' games]]). In ''Super Paper Mario'', the Yellow Door (Chapter 3) takes [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach]] to this dimension. | ||
In Chapter 3-1, [[Tippi]] is kidnapped by a | In Chapter 3-1, [[Tippi]] is kidnapped by a geekey chameleon named [[Francis]]. She is then taken to his [[Fort Francis|fort]] far away, across the [[Tile Pool]] and past the [[Dotwood Tree]]. In The Bitlands itself, Mario and Princess Peach discover that [[Bowser]] made a makeshift fort there. After a battle against the King of the Koopas, Bowser joins Mario's party, but he is still reluctant about it. | ||
The Bitlands is notable for a humorous instance in which a [[Koopa Troopa]], upon seeing Mario or Peach, races to the right of the screen and hits a [[? Block]], receives a [[Mega Star]], and becomes [[Mega Koopa]], being largely identical to any other character under the effects of a Mega Star. | The Bitlands is notable for a humorous instance in which a [[Koopa Troopa]], upon seeing Mario or Peach, races to the right of the screen and hits a [[? Block]], receives a [[Mega Star]], and becomes [[Mega Koopa]], being largely identical to any other character under the effects of a Mega Star. | ||