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'''Carson''' is the bartender for [[The Overthere (bar)|The Overthere]], the bar in [[Flopside]]. He appears only in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. For ten [[coin]]s, Carson will tell one of approximately fifteen stories he | '''Carson''' is the bartender for [[The Overthere (bar)|The Overthere]], the bar in [[Flopside]]. He appears only in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. For ten [[coin]]s, Carson will tell one of approximately fifteen stories he has collected over the years. They range in scope from the [[Pixl]] uprising to [[Count Bleck]]'s minions. If the [[player]] does not have enough coins, has listened to all of Carson's stories or doesn't accept the 10 coin charge, he will tell one the player has already | ||
heard before for free. | heard before for free. | ||
Revision as of 05:49, June 11, 2011
Carson is the bartender for The Overthere, the bar in Flopside. He appears only in Super Paper Mario. For ten coins, Carson will tell one of approximately fifteen stories he has collected over the years. They range in scope from the Pixl uprising to Count Bleck's minions. If the player does not have enough coins, has listened to all of Carson's stories or doesn't accept the 10 coin charge, he will tell one the player has already heard before for free.
Trivia
- Carson and his Flipside counterpart obviously take the roles of Russ T. and Wonky from the past two Paper Mario games. Russ. T offered much more information throughout the game and would tell it for free. Wonky had a wider range of topics and would tell them for five coins. In each game the price goes up by five coins.
- While Garson's shop solely sells milk, Carson's sells coffee, another Flipside/Flopside flip-flop.
External Links
- Carson's (and Garson's) stories on GameFAQs (Retrieved March 27, 2011)
