The Toad Bros. Bazaar is a location in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Located in the central plaza of Rogueport, the Toad Bros. Bazaar is run by Thriff T. and Plenn T. In Chapter 5, Thriff T. leaves the Toad Bros. Bazaar and opens his own shop on Keelhaul Key. Whenever a key item is for sale, it replaces the Mushroom in the Nintendo GameCube version and Fright Masks in the Nintendo Switch remake until purchased.
Kroop also mentions visiting the Toad Bros. Bazaar during his trouble. In the English version of the original game, this reference to the store is inconsistently translated as the Toadstool Bros. Discount Super Shop, though this is corrected in the remake.
Inventory
Best selling prices
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キノキノブラザーズの Kinokino Burazāzu no Mise |
Kinokino Brothers' Store; Kino derives from the Japanese name for Toads. | |
| キノキノブラザーズの お Kinokino Burazāzu no Omise |
in Super Luigi ads and by Kroop | ||
| Chinese (simplified) | 奇诺奇诺兄弟的店[?] Qínuò Qínuò Xiōngdì de Diàn |
Translated from the Japanese name; Qínuò derives from the Chinese name for Toads. | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 奇諾奇諾兄弟的店[?] Qínuò Qínuò Xiōngdì de Diàn |
Translated from the Japanese name; Qínuò derives from the Chinese name for Toads. | |
| Dutch | Toad-toko[?] | From "Toad" and toko, an Indonesian word for "shop" | |
| French | Boutique des Frères Toads[?] | Toad Bros. Shop | |
| German | Toads & Koopas[?] | Pun on business names like "Marks & Spencer" | |
| Italian | Bottega Toad Bros.[?] | Toad Bros. Shop | |
| Korean | 키노키노브라더스 상점[?] Kinokino Beuradeoseu Sangjeom |
Translated from the Japanese name; Kino derives from the Korean name for Toads. | |
| Spanish | Tienda de los hermanos Nisk-Nosk[?] | Thriff-Plenn brothers' store |