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{{LLquote|Monetary wealth gives me freedom, and freedom gives me wealth of spirit!|Flavio|[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]}} | {{LLquote|Monetary wealth gives me freedom, and freedom gives me wealth of spirit!|Flavio|[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]}} | ||
[[File:Flavio.jpg|x150px|thumb|'''Flavio''']] | |||
[[File:Flavio.jpg|x150px|thumb|'''Flavio''' | |||
'''Flavio''' is a "famous" [[Rogueport]] entrepreneur. He has in his possession many fine ships, his favorite being the [[S.S. Flavion]], which he and [[Mario]] used to travel to [[Keelhaul Key]]. It was unfortunately destroyed in the very same voyage. He enjoys believing that he is a fearless, brilliant man that others idolize and envy, but he is not particularly popular among his crew, or anyone, as a matter of fact. | '''Flavio''' is a "famous" [[Rogueport]] entrepreneur. He has in his possession many fine ships, his favorite being the [[S.S. Flavion]], which he and [[Mario]] used to travel to [[Keelhaul Key]]. It was unfortunately destroyed in the very same voyage. He enjoys believing that he is a fearless, brilliant man that others idolize and envy, but he is not particularly popular among his crew, or anyone, as a matter of fact. | ||
[[Admiral Bobbery | [[Admiral Bobbery]]'s last wish was to drink his bottle of [[Chuckola Cola]], which was in Flavio's possession (he had found it and claimed it as his own). | ||
Flavio's ancestors stole the [[Skull Gem]] from the Pirate King [[Cortez]] and the artifact has remained in his family until the day Flavio traded it back to Cortez in exchange for Cortez's help (and use of his ghost ship). The Skull Gem itself proved to be the only way of opening the secret entrance to the [[Pirate's Grotto]], home of Cortez's ship, the [[Black Skull]], and the [[Sapphire Star|fifth Crystal Star]]. It is also the source of the Black Skull's power, allowing it to sail. | Flavio's ancestors stole the [[Skull Gem]] from the Pirate King [[Cortez]] and the artifact has remained in his family until the day Flavio traded it back to Cortez in exchange for Cortez's help (and use of his ghost ship). The Skull Gem itself proved to be the only way of opening the secret entrance to the [[Pirate's Grotto]], home of Cortez's ship, the [[Black Skull]], and the [[Sapphire Star|fifth Crystal Star]]. It is also the source of the Black Skull's power, allowing it to sail. | ||
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*He is also known to be the editor of the mysterious magazine ''[[Foppish Gourmet Weekly]]''. | *He is also known to be the editor of the mysterious magazine ''[[Foppish Gourmet Weekly]]''. | ||
*In the final RDM issue of the game, it states that Flavio is 25 years old. | *In the final RDM issue of the game, it states that Flavio is 25 years old. | ||
*Flavio is the "[[Kolorado|Professor Kolorado]]" of ''Thousand-Year Door'', however in sharp contrast to Kolorado's recklessness inside the volcano, Flavio is a coward. | *Flavio is the "[[Kolorado|Professor Kolorado]]" of ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', however, in sharp contrast to Kolorado's recklessness inside the volcano, Flavio is a coward. | ||
*Flavio's name is most likely derived from the Latin word ''flavus'', "yellow", a reference to the color of his skin. | *Flavio's name is most likely derived from the Latin word ''flavus'', which means "yellow", a reference to the color of his skin. | ||
*Flavio talks in a slightly similar manner to [[Fawful]], except more straightforward. | *Flavio talks in a slightly similar manner to [[Fawful]], except more straightforward. | ||
*During Chapter 6, Pa-Patch (who chooses to stay on Keelhaul Key) sends Mario an email saying "''Every now and then that cretin Flavio spits out some bit o' drivel about treadin' water instead o' seizin' life, but I just tune 'im out.''" This makes it sound as though Flavio was staying at Keelhaul Key as well, when it is clear he returned to Rogueport after Chapter 5 and is not seen on Keelhaul Key again, although it is possible that he often sails to Keelhaul Key with Cortez as Bobbery does after the game's [[Shadow Queen|final boss]] is defeated. | *During Chapter 6, Pa-Patch (who chooses to stay on Keelhaul Key) sends Mario an email saying "''Every now and then that cretin Flavio spits out some bit o' drivel about treadin' water instead o' seizin' life, but I just tune 'im out.''" This makes it sound as though Flavio was staying at Keelhaul Key as well, when it is clear he returned to Rogueport after Chapter 5 and is not seen on Keelhaul Key again, although it is possible that he often sails to Keelhaul Key with Cortez as Bobbery does after the game's [[Shadow Queen|final boss]] is defeated. | ||
Revision as of 07:20, April 18, 2011
Flavio is a "famous" Rogueport entrepreneur. He has in his possession many fine ships, his favorite being the S.S. Flavion, which he and Mario used to travel to Keelhaul Key. It was unfortunately destroyed in the very same voyage. He enjoys believing that he is a fearless, brilliant man that others idolize and envy, but he is not particularly popular among his crew, or anyone, as a matter of fact.
Admiral Bobbery's last wish was to drink his bottle of Chuckola Cola, which was in Flavio's possession (he had found it and claimed it as his own).
Flavio's ancestors stole the Skull Gem from the Pirate King Cortez and the artifact has remained in his family until the day Flavio traded it back to Cortez in exchange for Cortez's help (and use of his ghost ship). The Skull Gem itself proved to be the only way of opening the secret entrance to the Pirate's Grotto, home of Cortez's ship, the Black Skull, and the fifth Crystal Star. It is also the source of the Black Skull's power, allowing it to sail.
Apparently, after the incident, he got insurance for his boat wreck and became the second richest man in Rogueport.
Flavio was punched in the face by Zess T. after causing gourmet ingredients to spoil on the dock by holding up a crew with a two-day story. He temporarily lost his memory as a result.
Tattle
- That's the entrepreneur, Flavio. He's like, super-rich, and he owns lots of ships. What's he doing in here so early in the day, though? Think he's doing OK?
Trivia
- He is also known to be the editor of the mysterious magazine Foppish Gourmet Weekly.
- In the final RDM issue of the game, it states that Flavio is 25 years old.
- Flavio is the "Professor Kolorado" of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, however, in sharp contrast to Kolorado's recklessness inside the volcano, Flavio is a coward.
- Flavio's name is most likely derived from the Latin word flavus, which means "yellow", a reference to the color of his skin.
- Flavio talks in a slightly similar manner to Fawful, except more straightforward.
- During Chapter 6, Pa-Patch (who chooses to stay on Keelhaul Key) sends Mario an email saying "Every now and then that cretin Flavio spits out some bit o' drivel about treadin' water instead o' seizin' life, but I just tune 'im out." This makes it sound as though Flavio was staying at Keelhaul Key as well, when it is clear he returned to Rogueport after Chapter 5 and is not seen on Keelhaul Key again, although it is possible that he often sails to Keelhaul Key with Cortez as Bobbery does after the game's final boss is defeated.
