The Parrot is a bird found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It lives in the westernmost room beneath Creepy Steeple.
The bird plays a role in Chapter 4 of the game, where Mario with Vivian must know Doopliss's name in order to regain his body. He heads back to Creepy Steeple, where Doopliss lives. Going to the bottom of a well, Mario and Vivian manage to find a secret passage to a hidden room. Inside, they find the parrot; at first, the Parrot feigns ignorance simply saying random things such as wanting crackers, or even a phrase about get a Shine Sprite, referencing Super Mario Sunshine. But if Mario uses Vivian's ability to sink into the shadows, the parrot will speak. At first, the Parrot only complains about his predicament of being locked in a room, but after some ranting, it finally yells out the name of its captor, Doopliss. After hearing this, Mario and Vivian spring from the shadows, and leave the room. They have to take the letter "p" in the room to spell Doopliss's name, however.
After Doopliss abandons Creepy Steeple, he leaves the Parrot in his room. If Mario and his partners visit the Parrot after Chapter 4, it will speak to the player normally (complaining about Doopliss leaving him there alone), and nothing will happen if the player uses Veil in the room.
Tattle information
If the player tries to use Goombella's Tattle ability on the parrot, Goombella will simply repeat the tattle of the area: "This is an underground room in Creepy Steeple. There's a parrot here, but no people. That parrot must get pretty bored with no one around. Think he talks to himself?"