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[[Image:SPM The Void.png|right|230px|thumb|'''The Void''' in its beginning stage.]] | [[Image:SPM The Void.png|right|230px|thumb|'''The Void''' in its beginning stage.]] | ||
'''The Void''' is an | '''The Void''' is an inter-dimensional hole in the game ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. Its purpose is to increasingly grow in size and consume and destroy "[[all worlds]]" in accordance with a prophecy outlined in the [[Dark Prognosticus]]. The Void was created by the creation of the [[Chaos Heart]], formed by [[Count Bleck]] through the forced marriage of [[Bowser]] to [[Princess Peach]]. According to [[Merlon]], the center of The Void is where [[Castle Bleck]] is situated, or at least an area similar to such. | ||
[[Image:Spm void2.PNG|left|thumb|The Void, seconds before it consumes [[Sammer's Kingdom]].]] | [[Image:Spm void2.PNG|left|thumb|The Void, seconds before it consumes [[Sammer's Kingdom]].]] | ||
The Void appears as an ominous, pulsing black hole that hovers in the skies above. Its size varies depending on the dimension one is in, as each dimension is a different distance from The Void. Frequent waves of tremors indicate that The Void is becoming large enough to be destructive. When The Void finally becomes large and close enough to destroy, the tremors become earth-shattering, space begins to warp and flashes of light consume all matter, leaving behind a stark, white realm of nothingness. | The Void appears as an ominous, pulsing black hole that hovers in the skies above. Its size varies depending on the dimension one is in, as each dimension is a different distance from The Void. Frequent waves of tremors indicate that The Void is becoming large enough to be destructive. When The Void finally becomes large and close enough to destroy a dimension, the tremors become earth-shattering, space begins to warp, and flashes of light consume all matter, leaving behind a stark, white realm of nothingness. An example of this occurs when the purple [[Pure Heart]] is sucked through The Void with [[Sammer's Kingdom]] and is turned to stone in the [[World of Nothing]] that remains; ultimately, [[Queen Jaydes]] of [[The Underwhere]], with her "power over life and death", is able to restore the heart. | ||
Aside from Sammer's Kingdom, The Void obliterates the [[Land of the Cragnons]], [[Flopside]], and [[Yold Town]], while [[Flipside]], [[Lineland]], [[The Bitlands]], and Castle Bleck narrowly avoid destruction. The Void is closed following the destruction of the Chaos Heart, which occurs through the voluntary marriage of Count Bleck to [[Tippi]]. | |||
== Trivia == | ==Trivia== | ||
*Although The Void is always referred to as "The Void" (with a capital "the") in-game regardless of position in sentences, Count Bleck calls the dark hole "the Void" in [[Nintendo]]'s [http://www.nintendo.com/sites/spm/ ''Super Paper Mario'' website]. | *Although The Void is always referred to as "The Void" (with a capital "the") in-game regardless of position in sentences, Count Bleck calls the dark hole "the Void" in [[Nintendo]]'s [http://www.nintendo.com/sites/spm/ ''Super Paper Mario'' website]. | ||
*In Flipside and Flopside, before Chapter 8 and after Chapter 7, almost everyone talks about The Void, but after Chapter 8, almost no one mentions it, even though the Flopside residents [[Game Over| | *In Flipside and Flopside, before Chapter 8 and after Chapter 7, almost everyone talks about The Void, but after Chapter 8, almost no one mentions it, even though the Flopside residents [[Game Over|die]]. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||
{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||
|Spa=El Vacío | |Spa=El Vacío | ||
|SpaM= | |SpaM=- | ||
|Fra=Le Vortex | |Fra=Le Vortex | ||
|FraM=The Vortex | |FraM=The Vortex | ||
|Ita=Il Vuoto | |Ita=Il Vuoto | ||
|ItaM= | |ItaM=-}} | ||
[[Category:Objects]] | [[Category:Objects]] | ||
[[Category:Super Paper Mario|Void, The]] | [[Category:Super Paper Mario|Void, The]] |
Revision as of 19:17, October 6, 2011
The Void is an inter-dimensional hole in the game Super Paper Mario. Its purpose is to increasingly grow in size and consume and destroy "all worlds" in accordance with a prophecy outlined in the Dark Prognosticus. The Void was created by the creation of the Chaos Heart, formed by Count Bleck through the forced marriage of Bowser to Princess Peach. According to Merlon, the center of The Void is where Castle Bleck is situated, or at least an area similar to such.
The Void appears as an ominous, pulsing black hole that hovers in the skies above. Its size varies depending on the dimension one is in, as each dimension is a different distance from The Void. Frequent waves of tremors indicate that The Void is becoming large enough to be destructive. When The Void finally becomes large and close enough to destroy a dimension, the tremors become earth-shattering, space begins to warp, and flashes of light consume all matter, leaving behind a stark, white realm of nothingness. An example of this occurs when the purple Pure Heart is sucked through The Void with Sammer's Kingdom and is turned to stone in the World of Nothing that remains; ultimately, Queen Jaydes of The Underwhere, with her "power over life and death", is able to restore the heart.
Aside from Sammer's Kingdom, The Void obliterates the Land of the Cragnons, Flopside, and Yold Town, while Flipside, Lineland, The Bitlands, and Castle Bleck narrowly avoid destruction. The Void is closed following the destruction of the Chaos Heart, which occurs through the voluntary marriage of Count Bleck to Tippi.
Trivia
- Although The Void is always referred to as "The Void" (with a capital "the") in-game regardless of position in sentences, Count Bleck calls the dark hole "the Void" in Nintendo's Super Paper Mario website.
- In Flipside and Flopside, before Chapter 8 and after Chapter 7, almost everyone talks about The Void, but after Chapter 8, almost no one mentions it, even though the Flopside residents die.