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{{quote|Halt! What's this, then? Travelers have come? Now! [[Queen Jaydes]] demands I guard this door, people! I'm '''Dorguy the First'''. Lotsa monsters around, folks. Lotsa monsters. So I've gotta do routine checks, OK? Sorry for the trouble folks, but I need to make sure you're trustworthy. Just a couple questions. Answer them all correctly and we're done here. Then you can head on through. |Dorguy the First|Super Paper Mario}} | {{quote|Halt! What's this, then? Travelers have come? Now! [[Queen Jaydes]] demands I guard this door, people! I'm '''Dorguy the First'''. Lotsa monsters around, folks. Lotsa monsters. So I've gotta do routine checks, OK? Sorry for the trouble folks, but I need to make sure you're trustworthy. Just a couple questions. Answer them all correctly and we're done here. Then you can head on through. |Dorguy the First|Super Paper Mario}} | ||
Dorguy the First is the first of Queen Jaydes's guardian doors in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. He is found in the path from [[The Underwhere]] to [[The Overthere]], and is held closed by some mysterious force. He must only open to trustworthy people and not let any enemies pass by. He must ask [[Mario]] & Co. several questions before he lets them pass, but his questions have nothing to do with the facts he gives the player. It is seemingly easy to go, because the questions are very easy. By the third question, the player is often tempted to skip the question, believing the facts are pointless, but this is deceptive, as | Dorguy the First is the first of Queen Jaydes's guardian doors in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. He is found in the path from [[The Underwhere]] to [[The Overthere]], and is held closed by some mysterious force. He must only open to trustworthy people and not let any enemies pass by. He must ask [[Mario]] & Co. several questions before he lets them pass, but his questions have nothing to do with the facts he gives the player. It is seemingly easy to go, because the questions are very easy. By the third question, the player is often tempted to skip the question, believing the facts are pointless, but this is deceptive, as this third and final question does indeed relate to the facts that comes right before it. He is followed by [[Dorguy the Second]], and then [[Dorguy the Third]]. The three Doorguys play as similar role as the [[Guard Door]]s found in [[Bowser's Castle]] during the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]'', and their faces look the same as the faces of the [[Black Chest Demons]] from ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. | ||
==Answers to Questions== | ==Answers to Questions== | ||
Revision as of 14:16, August 9, 2012
- “Halt! What's this, then? Travelers have come? Now! Queen Jaydes demands I guard this door, people! I'm Dorguy the First. Lotsa monsters around, folks. Lotsa monsters. So I've gotta do routine checks, OK? Sorry for the trouble folks, but I need to make sure you're trustworthy. Just a couple questions. Answer them all correctly and we're done here. Then you can head on through. ”
- —Dorguy the First, Super Paper Mario
Dorguy the First is the first of Queen Jaydes's guardian doors in Super Paper Mario. He is found in the path from The Underwhere to The Overthere, and is held closed by some mysterious force. He must only open to trustworthy people and not let any enemies pass by. He must ask Mario & Co. several questions before he lets them pass, but his questions have nothing to do with the facts he gives the player. It is seemingly easy to go, because the questions are very easy. By the third question, the player is often tempted to skip the question, believing the facts are pointless, but this is deceptive, as this third and final question does indeed relate to the facts that comes right before it. He is followed by Dorguy the Second, and then Dorguy the Third. The three Doorguys play as similar role as the Guard Doors found in Bowser's Castle during the events of Paper Mario, and their faces look the same as the faces of the Black Chest Demons from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Answers to Questions
Question 1: Queen Jaydes
Question 2: Dorguy the First
Question 3: 6 times
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