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{{location infobox | {{location infobox | ||
|image=[[File: | |image=[[File:TTYDNS Petalburg.png|250px]] | ||
|greater_location=[[Petal Meadows]] | |greater_location=[[Petal Meadows]] | ||
|ruler=[[Kroop]] | |ruler=[[Kroop]] | ||
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|latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024|2024]])}} | |latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024|2024]])}} | ||
{{quote|Sorry, but it's been a long time since we've had visitors here | {{quote|Hm? Where are [[Mario|you]], you ask? Why, this is {{color|red|Petalburg}}! Sorry, but it's been a long time since we've had visitors here.|Koopa Troopa|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)}} | ||
'''Petalburg''' is a peaceful village filled with flowers and found in the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. | '''Petalburg''' is a peaceful village filled with flowers and found in the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. The mayor of the town is an old [[Koopa Troopa]] named [[Kroop]]. Petalburg is where [[Koops]], a member of [[Mario]]'s party, hails from. For a long time, Petalburg was terrorized by the dragon [[Hooktail]], who would occasionally eat residents. In Chapter 1 of the game, Mario and his party visit Petalburg and defeat Hooktail at [[Hooktail Castle|her castle]], restoring peace to the village. | ||
Similar to [[Koopa Village]] from ''[[Paper Mario]]'', Petalburg is divided into two scenes and has six houses in a row by the north side: an [[inn]], a [[Niff T.'s shop|shop]], a [[Princess Peach|Peach]]-obsessed Koopa Troopa’s house, the mayor's house, Koops's house, and [[Toce T.]]'s house; however, Petalburg has rivers containing [[Nibbles]]. Also similar to Koopa Village, while the primary inhabitants of the village are Koopas, they are not affiliated with Bowser, which is demonstrated in the Chapter 2 intermission where Bowser's arrival caused a panic among the populace. | Similar to [[Koopa Village]] from ''[[Paper Mario]]'', Petalburg is divided into two scenes and has six houses in a row by the north side: an [[inn]], a [[Niff T.'s shop|shop]], a [[Princess Peach|Peach]]-obsessed Koopa Troopa’s house, the mayor's house, Koops's house, and [[Toce T.]]'s house; however, Petalburg has rivers containing [[Nibbles]]. Also similar to Koopa Village, while the primary inhabitants of the village are Koopas, they are not affiliated with Bowser, which is demonstrated in the Chapter 2 intermission where Bowser's arrival caused a panic among the populace. | ||
The in-game map description of Petalburg reads, ''"A tiny village surrounded by flowers and greenery, just east of Petal Meadows. The village is warm all year long and boasts clean, delicious air and water."'' | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''=== | |||
[[Mario]] and [[Goombella]] encounter the village on their search for the [[Diamond Star|first Crystal Star]] in Chapter 1. The Koopa Troopa who greets them mentions that Hooktail is terrorizing the area, which has hampered the local tourism. When asked about the Crystal Star, he suggests the pair to ask the mayor about it. The pair then visit [[Kroop|Mayor Kroop]]'s pink house, and are told that they must find the [[Sun Stone|stone]] [[Moon Stone|keys]] in [[Shhwonk Fortress]] in order to reach the castle. After visiting the mayor, they can talk to the Koopa guarding the gate in order to pass the village. Before they go, however, they are stopped by [[Koops]], who intends to say something but is overcome by his shyness so does not say much. When they have retrieved the stone keys and are ready to leave the village from the entrance they came in for the first time, Koops comes out and pledges to join their party. After they have defeated Hooktail and got their first Crystal Star, Koops says goodbye to his father [[Koopley]], his girlfriend [[Koopie Koo]], and Mayor Kroop in the village, and the three continue their adventure. | [[Mario]] and [[Goombella]] encounter the village on their search for the [[Diamond Star|first Crystal Star]] in Chapter 1. The Koopa Troopa who greets them mentions that Hooktail is terrorizing the area, which has hampered the local tourism. When asked about the Crystal Star, he suggests the pair to ask the mayor about it. The pair then visit [[Kroop|Mayor Kroop]]'s pink house, and are told that they must find the [[Sun Stone|stone]] [[Moon Stone|keys]] in [[Shhwonk Fortress]] in order to reach the castle. After visiting the mayor, they can talk to the Koopa guarding the gate in order to pass the village. Before they go, however, they are stopped by [[Koops]], who intends to say something but is overcome by his shyness so does not say much. When they have retrieved the stone keys and are ready to leave the village from the entrance they came in for the first time, Koops comes out and pledges to join their party. After they have defeated Hooktail and got their first Crystal Star, Koops says goodbye to his father [[Koopley]], his girlfriend [[Koopie Koo]], and Mayor Kroop in the village, and the three continue their adventure. | ||
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Later in the game, the [[General White]] hunt in Chapter 7 as well as several sidequests requires Mario and his partners to revisit the village. When the box containing the [[Shadow Queen]] is opened, shadows appear all over the world, including Petalburg, where the characters then know what is going on and cheer up Koops's team. Finally in the game, Goombella's email shows that Koops, after having defeated the Shadow Queen, lives peacefully in the village with Koopley and Koopie Koo and plans to run for mayor of the village. | Later in the game, the [[General White]] hunt in Chapter 7 as well as several sidequests requires Mario and his partners to revisit the village. When the box containing the [[Shadow Queen]] is opened, shadows appear all over the world, including Petalburg, where the characters then know what is going on and cheer up Koops's team. Finally in the game, Goombella's email shows that Koops, after having defeated the Shadow Queen, lives peacefully in the village with Koopley and Koopie Koo and plans to run for mayor of the village. | ||
===''Super Mario-kun''=== | |||
[[File:Petalburg SuperMarioKun.png|thumb|Petalburg in ''Super Mario-kun'']] | |||
Petalburg also appears in volume 32 of ''[[Super Mario-kun]]''. It is vastly different from its game counterpart, not just having tourism issues due to Hooktail but being nearly completely abandoned. The only remaining residents are Koops and Kroop. | |||
==Inhabitants== | ==Inhabitants== | ||
Most of the village's inhabitants are [[Koopa Troopa]]s, [[Toad (species)|Toads]], and [[Bub-ulb]]s. | Most of the village's inhabitants are [[Koopa Troopa]]s, [[Toad (species)|Toads]], and [[Bub-ulb]]s. | ||
===Main Story=== | ===Main Story=== | ||
*[[Koops]] (until Chapter 1) | *[[Koops]] (until his recruitment during Chapter 1) | ||
*[[Kroop]] | *[[Kroop]] | ||
*[[Koopie Koo]] | *[[Koopie Koo]] | ||
*[[Koopley]] (after Chapter 1) | |||
*[[General White]] (until Chapter 7) | *[[General White]] (until Chapter 7) | ||
*[[Toce T.]] | *[[Toce T.]] | ||
*[[Niff T.]] | *[[Niff T.]] | ||
*[[Bub-ulber]] | *[[Bub-ulber]] | ||
*A Toad who the president of the [[Luigi Fan Club]] | *A Toad who is the president of the [[Luigi Fan Club]] | ||
*A Koopa Troopa who welcomes visitors | *A Koopa Troopa who welcomes visitors | ||
*A Koopa Troopa gatekeeper | *A Koopa Troopa gatekeeper | ||
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*A Koopa Troopa who spreads rumors about Hooktail Castle (remake only) | *A Koopa Troopa who spreads rumors about Hooktail Castle (remake only) | ||
*A Bub-ulb with a blue flower | *A Bub-ulb with a blue flower | ||
*A worried Toad lacking faith in Mario. | *A worried Toad lacking faith in Mario. He is outside in the original game, but inside Niff T.’s shop in the remake. | ||
===Only During Chapter 1=== | ===Only During Chapter 1=== | ||
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|- | |- | ||
|In the east area, it is under a panel to the south of the east exit. | |In the east area, it is under a panel to the south of the east exit. | ||
|- | |-style="background:lightgreen" | ||
|rowspan=2|{{PMTTYD item|Turtley Leaf|game=NS}} (x2) | |rowspan=2|{{PMTTYD item|Turtley Leaf|game=NS}} (x2) | ||
|In the east area, it is in the front yard of Kroop's house. Can be | |In the east area, it is in the front yard of Kroop's house. Can be randomly harvested once at a time, from one of the three vegetations for an unlimited amount of times. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Given by Kroop for doing [[Listen to me!|his trouble]]. | |Given by Kroop for doing [[Listen to me!|his trouble]]. | ||
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Introduction Of Petalburg.png|The introduction | Introduction Of Petalburg.png|The introduction | ||
Mario arrives in Petalburg.png|A Koopa welcoming Mario and Goombella's arrival to Petalburg | Mario arrives in Petalburg.png|A Koopa welcoming Mario and Goombella's arrival to Petalburg | ||
PMTTYD Petalburg Inn Interior.png | |||
Kroop tells the pair the location.png|Mario talking to Kroop | Kroop tells the pair the location.png|Mario talking to Kroop | ||
PMTTYD Petalburg screenshot.png|Mario hitting a Save Block | |||
The Koopa fan of Peach in Petalburg PMTTYD.png|The Koopa Troopa that is a fan of [[Peach]] | The Koopa fan of Peach in Petalburg PMTTYD.png|The Koopa Troopa that is a fan of [[Peach]] | ||
Toce T.png|[[Toce T.]] | Toce T.png|[[Toce T.]] | ||
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Dupree in Petalburg PMTTYD.png|[[Dupree]] | Dupree in Petalburg PMTTYD.png|[[Dupree]] | ||
Koops shyness.png|[[Koops]] being shy | Koops shyness.png|[[Koops]] being shy | ||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Petalburg.png | |||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Fear.png | |||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Peach Poster 1.png | |||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Peach Poster 2.png | |||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Peach Poster 3.png | |||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Peach Poster 4.png | |||
PMTTYD Post Ch2 Bowser and Kammy Peach Poster 5.png | |||
PMTTYD Peach Picture 1.png|A picture of Princess Peach from a house | PMTTYD Peach Picture 1.png|A picture of Princess Peach from a house | ||
PMTTYD Peach Picture 2.png|A picture of Princess Peach from a house | PMTTYD Peach Picture 2.png|A picture of Princess Peach from a house | ||
PMTTYD Peach Picture 3.png|A picture of Princess Peach from a house | PMTTYD Peach Picture 3.png|A picture of Princess Peach from a house | ||
TTYDNS Talking to Kroop.png|Mario talking to Kroop in the remake | |||
TTYDNS Peach Fan Hammer Reaction.png|Mario wrecking the Peach fan Koopa's house in the remake | |||
TTYD NS Worried Toce T.jpg|Toce T. in the remake | |||
TTYDNS Traveling Sisters Three Petalburg.png|The Traveling Sisters Three in the remake | |||
TTYDNS Dupree in Petalburg.png|Dupree in the remake | |||
TTYDNS Koops Favor.png|Koops attempting to talk to Mario | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap=ハナハナ{{ | |Jap=ハナハナ{{ruby|村|むら}} | ||
|JapR=Hanahana Mura | |JapR=Hanahana Mura | ||
|JapM=Reduplication | |JapM=Reduplication of「{{ruby|花|はな}}」(''hana'', "flower") +「{{ruby|村|むら}}」(''mura'', "village") | ||
|Chi=花花村 | |Chi=花花村 | ||
|ChiR=Huāhuā Cūn | |ChiR=Huāhuā Cūn | ||
Latest revision as of 20:37, October 20, 2024
- Not to be confused with Decalburg.
| Petalburg | |
|---|---|
| |
| First appearance | Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2004) |
| Latest appearance | Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch) (2024) |
| Greater location | Petal Meadows |
| Ruler | Kroop |
| Inhabitants | Toads, Koopa Troopas, Bub-ulbs |
- “Hm? Where are you, you ask? Why, this is Petalburg! Sorry, but it's been a long time since we've had visitors here.”
- —Koopa Troopa, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
Petalburg is a peaceful village filled with flowers and found in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The mayor of the town is an old Koopa Troopa named Kroop. Petalburg is where Koops, a member of Mario's party, hails from. For a long time, Petalburg was terrorized by the dragon Hooktail, who would occasionally eat residents. In Chapter 1 of the game, Mario and his party visit Petalburg and defeat Hooktail at her castle, restoring peace to the village.
Similar to Koopa Village from Paper Mario, Petalburg is divided into two scenes and has six houses in a row by the north side: an inn, a shop, a Peach-obsessed Koopa Troopa’s house, the mayor's house, Koops's house, and Toce T.'s house; however, Petalburg has rivers containing Nibbles. Also similar to Koopa Village, while the primary inhabitants of the village are Koopas, they are not affiliated with Bowser, which is demonstrated in the Chapter 2 intermission where Bowser's arrival caused a panic among the populace.
The in-game map description of Petalburg reads, "A tiny village surrounded by flowers and greenery, just east of Petal Meadows. The village is warm all year long and boasts clean, delicious air and water."
History[edit]
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door[edit]
Mario and Goombella encounter the village on their search for the first Crystal Star in Chapter 1. The Koopa Troopa who greets them mentions that Hooktail is terrorizing the area, which has hampered the local tourism. When asked about the Crystal Star, he suggests the pair to ask the mayor about it. The pair then visit Mayor Kroop's pink house, and are told that they must find the stone keys in Shhwonk Fortress in order to reach the castle. After visiting the mayor, they can talk to the Koopa guarding the gate in order to pass the village. Before they go, however, they are stopped by Koops, who intends to say something but is overcome by his shyness so does not say much. When they have retrieved the stone keys and are ready to leave the village from the entrance they came in for the first time, Koops comes out and pledges to join their party. After they have defeated Hooktail and got their first Crystal Star, Koops says goodbye to his father Koopley, his girlfriend Koopie Koo, and Mayor Kroop in the village, and the three continue their adventure.
In the Bowser intermission at the end of Chapter 2, Bowser and Kammy Koopa are in Petalburg due to their intel suggesting that Princess Peach was spotted there. Bowser eventually does spot Peach, and starts talking to her, only to find out it was a life-sized poster kept by the Koopa Peach fan.
Later in the game, the General White hunt in Chapter 7 as well as several sidequests requires Mario and his partners to revisit the village. When the box containing the Shadow Queen is opened, shadows appear all over the world, including Petalburg, where the characters then know what is going on and cheer up Koops's team. Finally in the game, Goombella's email shows that Koops, after having defeated the Shadow Queen, lives peacefully in the village with Koopley and Koopie Koo and plans to run for mayor of the village.
Super Mario-kun[edit]
Petalburg also appears in volume 32 of Super Mario-kun. It is vastly different from its game counterpart, not just having tourism issues due to Hooktail but being nearly completely abandoned. The only remaining residents are Koops and Kroop.
Inhabitants[edit]
Most of the village's inhabitants are Koopa Troopas, Toads, and Bub-ulbs.
Main Story[edit]
- Koops (until his recruitment during Chapter 1)
- Kroop
- Koopie Koo
- Koopley (after Chapter 1)
- General White (until Chapter 7)
- Toce T.
- Niff T.
- Bub-ulber
- A Toad who is the president of the Luigi Fan Club
- A Koopa Troopa who welcomes visitors
- A Koopa Troopa gatekeeper
- An orange Toad who runs the inn
- A red Toad child who loves video games. He breaks the fourth wall often.
- A Koopa Troopa obsessed with Princess Peach. In the original game, he also spreads rumors about Hooktail Castle.
- A Koopa Troopa who spreads rumors about Hooktail Castle (remake only)
- A Bub-ulb with a blue flower
- A worried Toad lacking faith in Mario. He is outside in the original game, but inside Niff T.’s shop in the remake.
Only During Chapter 1[edit]
Items[edit]
Additional items are on sale at Niff T.'s shop.
| Item | Location |
|---|---|
 Dried Bouquet
|
Given by Bub-ulber after finishing his trouble. Finishing his trouble allows Mario to trade Hot Dogs to him in exchange for Dried Bouquets at any time. |
 Mega Rush P
|
In the east area, it is behind the fence to the right of Kroop's house. Requires Paper Mode. |
 Star Piece (x2)
|
In the west area, it is under a panel in front of Bub-ulber on the island to the south of the river. |
| In the east area, it is under a panel to the south of the east exit. | |
 Turtley Leaf (x2)
|
In the east area, it is in the front yard of Kroop's house. Can be randomly harvested once at a time, from one of the three vegetations for an unlimited amount of times. |
| Given by Kroop for doing his trouble. |
Profiles[edit]
- Tattles:
- "This is Petalburg. It's nice and warm here, and the air is sooo clean... Such a peaceful hamlet... There's a shop and an inn, so you buy stuff and rest. Oh, and one more thing... The river's pretty, but fall in and Nibbles will getcha!"
- "This is Petalburg. The warm weather makes the locals laid-back and happy. Wow, and talk about unique personalities... Very... individualistic, to put it nicely. Or, not so nicely... Downright kooky..."
Gallery[edit]
The introduction
A Koopa welcoming Mario and Goombella's arrival to Petalburg
Mario talking to Kroop
Mario hitting a Save Block
The Koopa Troopa that is a fan of Peach
Koops being shy
A picture of Princess Peach from a house
A picture of Princess Peach from a house
A picture of Princess Peach from a house
Mario talking to Kroop in the remake
Mario wrecking the Peach fan Koopa's house in the remake
Toce T. in the remake
The Traveling Sisters Three in the remake
Dupree in the remake
Koops attempting to talk to Mario
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ハナハナ Hanahana Mura |
Reduplication of「 |
|
| Chinese | 花花村[?] Huāhuā Cūn |
Reduplication of “花” (huā, "flower") + “村” (cūn, "village") | |
| Dutch | Bloesemburg[?] | Portmanteau of bloesem ("blossom") and burg, from its NOA name. | |
| French | Carafleur[?] | Portmanteau of carapace ("shell") and fleur ("flower") | |
| German | Blütenweiler[?] | Petal Hamlet | |
| Italian | Borgofiore[?] | Flower Village | |
| Korean | 꽃잎 마을[?] Kkotnip Ma'eul |
Petal Village | |
| Spanish | Villa Verde[?] | Green Village |
Trivia[edit]
- In English versions of the game, a small Toad in Petalburg discusses playing Game Boy Advance games, saying that his favorite is Fire Emblem. In the Japanese version of the game, he instead discusses playing Famicom games, with his favorite being Super Mario Bros. In the French version of the game, this Toad says that he cannot stop playing Nintendo Entertainment System, and adds that he prefers Super Mario Bros.; then he urge the player to play this game. In the Spanish version, he says he has a Nintendo 64, and adds his favorite game is Paper Mario.
- Due to a glitch, if the ID value of the previous NPC Mario interacted with is greater than 11 upon entering Petalburg for the first time and speaking to the Koopa Troopa at the entrance, the game crashes.
