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===''Paper Mario''=== | ===''Paper Mario''=== | ||
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During the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]'', she becomes depressed after the kidnapping of [[Princess Peach]], rendering her unable to sing. [[Mario]] has to bring Chanterelle music by having an item called [[Lyrics]], written by [[Master Poet]] | During the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]'', she becomes severely depressed after the kidnapping of [[Princess Peach]], rendering her unable to sing. [[Mario]] has to bring Chanterelle music by having an item called [[Lyrics]], written by the [[Master Poet]]. He must then find [[Toad in the Desert]] to have music added to the lyrics in order to obtain the [[Melody (item)|Melody]], which Chanterelle requires to reawaken her natural vocal ability. There is no clue provided by the game as where the composer lives; the lyrics only say they must be taken to a composer "somewhere in the world." When Mario manages to give Chanterelle the completed composition, she sings for Mario beautifully and in tune. She then rewards Mario with an [[Attack FX D]] badge. Afterwards, the player can ask her to re-sing the song again as many times for Mario and the Club 64 patrons as desired. | ||
She later appears with her two Toad instrumentalists, conducted by the Master Poet, in the game's credits. The song is also heard at the very end of the game with the "The End" screen for a while when [[Princess Peach]] and Mario are at [[Princess Peach's Castle|the castle]] overlooking the fireworks. | She later appears with her two Toad instrumentalists, conducted by the Master Poet, in the game's credits. The song is also heard at the very end of the game with the "The End" screen for a while when [[Princess Peach]] and Mario are at [[Princess Peach's Castle|the castle]] overlooking the fireworks. | ||
Revision as of 00:37, April 17, 2018
Template:Character-infobox Chanterelle (also known as Pop Diva) is a beautiful Toad singer who performs in the port of Toad Town at Club 64. She is named after the chanterelle, a species of edible mushroom. Chanter is also French for "to sing."
History
Paper Mario
During the events of Paper Mario, she becomes severely depressed after the kidnapping of Princess Peach, rendering her unable to sing. Mario has to bring Chanterelle music by having an item called Lyrics, written by the Master Poet. He must then find Toad in the Desert to have music added to the lyrics in order to obtain the Melody, which Chanterelle requires to reawaken her natural vocal ability. There is no clue provided by the game as where the composer lives; the lyrics only say they must be taken to a composer "somewhere in the world." When Mario manages to give Chanterelle the completed composition, she sings for Mario beautifully and in tune. She then rewards Mario with an Attack FX D badge. Afterwards, the player can ask her to re-sing the song again as many times for Mario and the Club 64 patrons as desired.
She later appears with her two Toad instrumentalists, conducted by the Master Poet, in the game's credits. The song is also heard at the very end of the game with the "The End" screen for a while when Princess Peach and Mario are at the castle overlooking the fireworks.
Tattle
- She's a singer, the Pop Diva. She...is...so...beautiful! That big earthquake scared her so badly that she forgot how to sing. It's such a pity. Her voice is truly amazing.
- She's a singer, the Pop Diva. She...is...so...beautiful! Oh! That voice! That voice will haunt me! I feel like I could listen to it forever!
Gallery
Chanterelle sings her beautiful song at Club 64
- Chanterelle.PNG
Chanterelle (center), singing while accompanied by two Toad instrumentalists
Names in other languages
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Trivia
- Chanterelle's song apparently becomes a hit song as an instrumental version of it appears on the "Hot Hits Station", a radio station Mario can listen to at the radio loving Koopa's house in Koopa Village (the station itself becomes available after Chanterelle's side quest is complete as it only plays that one song). When the station is playing, the radio loving Koopa says the song is so moving it bring tears to his eyes every time he hears it.
