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[[Image: Goombella2.jpg|frame|right|'''Goombella''', a student at Goom U. GOOOOO | [[Image: Goombella2.jpg|frame|right|'''Goombella''', a student at Goom U. GOOOOO GOOMS!]] | ||
'''Goombella''' is [[Mario]]'s first partner in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. | '''Goombella''' is [[Mario]]'s first partner in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. | ||
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Goombella is Mario's first partner in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
When Mario arrives at Rogueport at the beginning of the game, he sees a Goomba girl being attacked by Lord Crump. Mario helps her and defeats Lord Crump. Goombella thanks Mario and joins his party. She possesses most of the same abilities Goombario has outside of battle in the first Paper Mario.
She becomes Professor Frankly's lab assistant at the very end of the adventure.
Her Tattle ability gives the player helpful information on places, people, enemies, etc. Unlike Goombario's summaries, which are mainly composed of only facts, Goombella inserts her own little opinoins in her descriptions. For example, she disses Beldam's snotty attitude, shows signs of resentment upon reading the "underlings of underlings" comment her book says regarding Goombas, and points out that it's nice to have access to a bathroom now and then (that's a field-only one, stated in the Glitz Pit's major league locker room, where the bathroom is always occupied). Her name is probably a portmanteau between "Goomba" and the female name "Isabella". Goombella's name in the Japanese version of the game is Kurisuchiinu (Pronounced Ku-Ri-Su-Ti-Nu), which comes from both Kuribo, the Japanese name for Goomba, and the female name "Christine".
At the end of the game, Goombella begins to tell Mario that she is in love with him, but then changes her mind.
Attacks and Stats
| Attack | Flower Points Needed | Effect | To Attack | Goombella's Hit Points | Attack Power | Move Ranks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Headbonk | None | Bonks single enemy, like Mario's Jump. | Press A right before landing. | Level 1: 10 Level 2: 20 Level 3: 30 |
Level 1: 1/2 Level 2: 2/3 Level 3: 3/5 |
Initial |
| Tattle | 0 | Uncovers enemy's description and stats. Outside of battle, she can tell you about the people you meet and the places you visit. | Align the cursor with Goombella's target. | Level 1: 10 Level 2: 20 Level 3: 30 |
N/A | Initial |
| Multi-Bonk | 3 | Much like Mario's Power Bounce, bonks an enemy multiple times until he misses the action command. | Press A before landing on an enemy. | Level 2: 20 Level 3: 30 |
Level 1: N/A Level 2: 2-1-1-etc. Level 3: 3-2-1-etc. |
Super Rank |
| Rally Wink | 4 | Gives Mario a second turn in battle. | Tap the A and B buttons as shown on the screen to fill the gauge. | Level 3: 30 | N/A | Ultra Rank |
