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'''The Overthere''' is a beveragarium found in [[Flopside]], found on the first basement floor in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is much like [[The Underwhere (beveragarium)|The Underwhere]], found in the same place in [[Flipside]]. It is named after [[The Overthere]], part of the realm of the dead that is visited later in ''Super Paper Mario''. | '''The Overthere''' is a beveragarium found in [[Flopside]], found on the first basement floor in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is much like [[The Underwhere (beveragarium)|The Underwhere]], found in the same place in [[Flipside]]. It is named after [[The Overthere]], part of the realm of the dead that is visited later in ''Super Paper Mario''. | ||
Instead of the Underwhere's milk, The Overthere serves black coffee. The owner is named [[Carson]], who serves the same | Instead of the Underwhere's milk, The Overthere serves black coffee. The owner is named [[Carson]], who serves the same purpose as [[Garson]] at The Underwhere; tell amusing stories concerning subjects of the game for ten [[coin]]s. | ||
Like | Like The Underwhere, [[Mario]] can go through the back wall via flipping; however, instead of a [[Warp Pipe]], there are two chests. The first one contains the [[Golden Card]], an item required to play a [[Hammer Whacker|secret mini-game]] in the [[Flipside Arcade]]. The second chest contains a [[Cooking Disk]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:57, July 25, 2015
The Overthere is a beveragarium found in Flopside, found on the first basement floor in Super Paper Mario. It is much like The Underwhere, found in the same place in Flipside. It is named after The Overthere, part of the realm of the dead that is visited later in Super Paper Mario.
Instead of the Underwhere's milk, The Overthere serves black coffee. The owner is named Carson, who serves the same purpose as Garson at The Underwhere; tell amusing stories concerning subjects of the game for ten coins.
Like The Underwhere, Mario can go through the back wall via flipping; however, instead of a Warp Pipe, there are two chests. The first one contains the Golden Card, an item required to play a secret mini-game in the Flipside Arcade. The second chest contains a Cooking Disk. Template:BoxTop
