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'''Goompapa''' is the father of [[Goombario]] and [[Goombaria]] and the husband of [[Goomama]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. He is also fishing friends with [[Muss T.]], [[Koover]], and [[Fishmael]].
'''Goompapa''' is the father of [[Goombario]] and [[Goombaria]] and the husband of [[Goomama]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. He is also fishing friends with [[Muss T.]], [[Koover]], and [[Fishmael]].


In the beginning of the game in [[Goomba Village (place)|Goomba Village]] he can be seen fixing the gate to [[Goomba Road]]. Soon [[Kammy Koopa]] will appear and destroy the gate with a block. Goompapa has a fit and [[Mario]] will need the [[Hammer]] to progress.
In the beginning of the game in [[Goomba Village (place)|Goomba Village]] he can be seen fixing the gate to [[Goomba Road]]. Soon [[Kammy Koopa]] will appear and destroy the gate with a block. Goompapa has a fit and [[Mario]] must search for the Goomba family's [[Hammer]] to progress.


There is a letter to Goompapa below a cliff in [[Mt. Rugged]]. After Mario and Parakarry send the letter to Goompapa, he will give them another letter to [[Muss T.]] After that is a long delivery chain. At the end of the chain is another letter to Goompapa. After this, he will give the two [[Lucky Day]] badge and praise the delivery service.
There is a letter to Goompapa below a cliff in [[Mt. Rugged]]. After Mario and Parakarry deliver the letter, Goompapa will give them another letter for his friend [[Muss T.]] This initiates a long delivery chain of letters, spanning the entire Mushroom Kingdom. At the end of the chain is another letter to Goompapa, indirectly addressing his daughter Goombaria. On recieving this, he awares Mario the [[Lucky Day]] badge and praises Parakarry's delivery service.
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*Goompapa can be seen in the audience of [[Chuck Quizmo]]'s shows.
*Goompapa can be seen in the audience of [[Chuck Quizmo]]'s shows.
*If the player delivers [[Muss T.]]'s letter, Muss T. will reveal that he and Goompapa are friends and think alike.
*If the player delivers [[Muss T.]]'s letter, Muss T. will reveal that he and Goompapa are friends and think alike.
*It is never revealed which, if either, of the Goomba family's grandparents, [[Gooma]] and [[Goompa]], are Goompapa's parents or parent's in law.


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Revision as of 09:13, October 13, 2017

Goompapa is mad about the gate.
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Goompapa wishing Mario and Goombario well.

Goompapa is the father of Goombario and Goombaria and the husband of Goomama in Paper Mario. He is also fishing friends with Muss T., Koover, and Fishmael.

In the beginning of the game in Goomba Village he can be seen fixing the gate to Goomba Road. Soon Kammy Koopa will appear and destroy the gate with a block. Goompapa has a fit and Mario must search for the Goomba family's Hammer to progress.

There is a letter to Goompapa below a cliff in Mt. Rugged. After Mario and Parakarry deliver the letter, Goompapa will give them another letter for his friend Muss T. This initiates a long delivery chain of letters, spanning the entire Mushroom Kingdom. At the end of the chain is another letter to Goompapa, indirectly addressing his daughter Goombaria. On recieving this, he awares Mario the Lucky Day badge and praises Parakarry's delivery service.

Tattle

  • He's my dad, Goompapa. He's willing to do anything for us. We can always count on him. He doesn't look like it, though. But did you see him fixing stuff after that earthquake? That's when I knew he was cool.

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Trivia

  • Goompapa can be seen in the audience of Chuck Quizmo's shows.
  • If the player delivers Muss T.'s letter, Muss T. will reveal that he and Goompapa are friends and think alike.
  • It is never revealed which, if either, of the Goomba family's grandparents, Gooma and Goompa, are Goompapa's parents or parent's in law.