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In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 1: Castle and Dragon|Chapter 1]], the "''happy wanderers''" can be found in a small park in [[Petalburg]]. The sisters explain that they are tourists, having been drawn to the town by rumours about [[Hooktail]]. The sisters praise the air and water quality of the town, but appear to misunderstand that Hooktail is in fact a dragon; one sister believes Hooktail to be a tourist attraction they must sign up to view, while another sister ponders what "''a Hooktail''" is at all. | In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 1: Castle and Dragon|Chapter 1]], the "''happy wanderers''" can be found in a small park in [[Petalburg]]. The sisters explain that they are tourists, having been drawn to the town by rumours about [[Hooktail]]. The sisters praise the air and water quality of the town, but appear to misunderstand that Hooktail is in fact a dragon; one sister believes Hooktail to be a tourist attraction they must sign up to view, while another sister ponders what "''a Hooktail''" is at all. | ||
In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 2: The Great Boggly Tree|Chapter 2]], the "''world-travelers''" are seen outside of the [[The Great Tree]] in the [[Boggly Woods]] after the player has initially entered it and defeated the [[X- | In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 2: The Great Boggly Tree|Chapter 2]], the "''world-travelers''" are seen outside of the [[The Great Tree]] in the [[Boggly Woods]] after the player has initially entered it and defeated the [[X-Nauts]] inside the entrance. The sisters tell Mario that they want to climb the tree, but question him on the lack of an elevator to reach the top. This appearance can be missed by players who immediately progress deeper into The Great Tree, as there is only a brief window in the chapter in which the sisters will appear outside. | ||
In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 3: Of Glitz and Glory|Chapter 3]], the "''world-wanderers''" reside in the lobby of the [[Glitz Pit]], having rebranded themselves the '''Rough and Tumble, Battling AND Traveling Sisters 3'''. They share disappointment with the minor-league matches, but are excited at the prospect of watching the major-league fights. As Mario's fame as ''The Great Gonzalez'' increases, the sisters will become increasingly starstruck by him. Initially they will request an autograph from him, but later ask to marry Mario, and eventually beg to pluck hairs from his moustache as a token keepsake. | In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 3: Of Glitz and Glory|Chapter 3]], the "''world-wanderers''" reside in the lobby of the [[Glitz Pit]], having rebranded themselves the '''Rough and Tumble, Battling AND Traveling Sisters 3'''. They share disappointment with the minor-league matches, but are excited at the prospect of watching the major-league fights. As Mario's fame as ''The Great Gonzalez'' increases, the sisters will become increasingly starstruck by him. Initially they will request an autograph from him, but later ask to marry Mario, and eventually beg to pluck hairs from his moustache as a token keepsake. |