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The '''Training Machine''' is an item from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is a 2-screened handheld that resembles a [[Nintendo DS]]. Mario received it from [[Bestovius]] to deliver to [[Merluvlee]], after giving Bestovius the [["You-Know-What"]]. | The '''Training Machine''' is an item from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. It is a 2-screened handheld that resembles a [[Nintendo DS]]. Mario received it from [[Bestovius]] to deliver to [[Merluvlee]], after giving Bestovius the [["You-Know-What"]]. | ||
Upon giving it to Merluvlee, Mario questions which body part she would use it to train, and she cheerfully replies that she trains her brain, which is a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! | Brain Age | Upon giving it to Merluvlee, Mario questions which body part she would use it to train, and she cheerfully replies that she trains her brain, which is a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! | Brain Age]]''. | ||
Apparently, the Training Machine is an old model; Bestovius claims to have a newer, slimmer version ( | Apparently, the Training Machine is an old model; Bestovius claims to have a newer, slimmer version (likely a reference to the Nintendo DS Lite). | ||
[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
[[Category:RPG Items - Special]] | [[Category:RPG Items - Special]] | ||
Revision as of 19:38, May 30, 2009
The Training Machine is an item from Super Paper Mario. It is a 2-screened handheld that resembles a Nintendo DS. Mario received it from Bestovius to deliver to Merluvlee, after giving Bestovius the "You-Know-What".
Upon giving it to Merluvlee, Mario questions which body part she would use it to train, and she cheerfully replies that she trains her brain, which is a reference to Brain Age.
Apparently, the Training Machine is an old model; Bestovius claims to have a newer, slimmer version (likely a reference to the Nintendo DS Lite).
