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[[Image:Yakkey.PNG|frame|250px|'''Yakkey'''.]] | [[Image:Yakkey.PNG|frame|250px|'''Yakkey'''.]] | ||
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'''Yakkey''' is a talking key in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. He is needed to open the door to [[Windy Mill]]. The key is locked away in a treasure chest in [[Tubba Blubba]]'s bedroom. During the events of the game, [[Mario]] had to sneak past Tubba Blubba, who was sound asleep in his bed, and open the treasure chest containing Yakkey. Unfortunately for Mario, Yakkey was a talking key who was completely loyal to his master Tubba Blubba. As a result, Yakkey screamed as loud as he could, causing the "invincible" Tubba Blubba to wake up. Mario ran away with the key, and Tubba Blubba chased the plumber through his fortress. Eventually, Mario reached the windmill that held Tubba Blubba's weakness, [[Tubba Blubba's Heart|his heart]]. When the game came to a close, Yakkey desired another master to guard his secret in the Windmill. | '''Yakkey''' is a talking key in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. He is needed to open the door to [[Windy Mill]]. The key is locked away in a treasure chest in [[Tubba Blubba]]'s bedroom. During the events of the game, [[Mario]] had to sneak past Tubba Blubba, who was sound asleep in his bed, and open the treasure chest containing Yakkey. Unfortunately for Mario, Yakkey was a talking key who was completely loyal to his master Tubba Blubba. As a result, Yakkey screamed as loud as he could, causing the "invincible" Tubba Blubba to wake up. Mario ran away with the key, and Tubba Blubba chased the plumber through his fortress. Eventually, Mario reached the windmill that held Tubba Blubba's weakness, [[Tubba Blubba's Heart|his heart]]. When the game came to a close, Yakkey desired another master to guard his secret in the Windmill. | ||
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*When Mario is opening Windy Mill, the game refers to Yakkey as "Mystical Key." | *When Mario is opening Windy Mill, the game refers to Yakkey as "Mystical Key." | ||
*Yakkey's name is a portmanteau of "yak", which means to talk non-stop, and "key". | *Yakkey's name is a portmanteau of "yak", which means to talk non-stop, and "key". | ||
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Revision as of 01:35, June 18, 2012
Yakkey is a talking key in Paper Mario. He is needed to open the door to Windy Mill. The key is locked away in a treasure chest in Tubba Blubba's bedroom. During the events of the game, Mario had to sneak past Tubba Blubba, who was sound asleep in his bed, and open the treasure chest containing Yakkey. Unfortunately for Mario, Yakkey was a talking key who was completely loyal to his master Tubba Blubba. As a result, Yakkey screamed as loud as he could, causing the "invincible" Tubba Blubba to wake up. Mario ran away with the key, and Tubba Blubba chased the plumber through his fortress. Eventually, Mario reached the windmill that held Tubba Blubba's weakness, his heart. When the game came to a close, Yakkey desired another master to guard his secret in the Windmill.
Trivia
- When Mario is opening Windy Mill, the game refers to Yakkey as "Mystical Key."
- Yakkey's name is a portmanteau of "yak", which means to talk non-stop, and "key".
