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Mario and Luigi hear that Princess Peach has been kidnapped (again) and go off to Bowser's Castle, only to hear that [[NotMeThisTime he didn't do it]]. At that moment, the real culprit, [[BigBad Count Bleck]], appears with Peach and declares his intent to [[OmnicidalManiac destroy all dimensions]] to replace them with [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans perfect new ones]], as foretold in the Dark Prognosticus he wields. He then takes Bowser, the Koopa Troop, and Luigi to his stronghold, Castle Bleck. Mario is left out cold until he is awoken by Tippi, a being called a Pixl in the shape of a butterfly who brings him to the town of Flipside, a place between dimensions. Here he meets Merlon, who holds the Light Prognosticus, a book created to counter the Dark Prognosticus and foretells of a group of heroes who will save existence. Meanwhile, Bleck forces a marriage between Bowser and Peach, summoning the Chaos Heart and causing a rift called The Void to appear, which Bleck plans to use to destroy all dimensions. Mario and Tippi must journey throughout dimensions and collect the Pure Hearts, which can counter the Chaos Heart, and fight Bleck and his strange team of villains -- the Secretary [[CharmPerson Nastasia]], the brutish [[ViolentGlaswegian O'Chunks]], the shapeshifting [[VoluntaryShapeshifter Mimi]], and the jester [[MonsterClown Dimentio]] -- to save the multiverse... and, in the process, figure out just ''why'' Bleck seeks to destroy everything.
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Mario and Luigi hear that Princess Peach has been kidnapped (again) and go off to Bowser's Castle, only to hear that [[NotMeThisTime he didn't do it]]. At that moment, the real culprit, [[BigBad Count Bleck]], appears with Peach and declares his intent to [[OmnicidalManiac destroy all dimensions]] to replace them with [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans perfect new ones]], as foretold in the Dark Prognosticus he wields. He then takes Bowser, the Koopa Troop, and Luigi to his stronghold, Castle Bleck. Mario is left out cold until he is awoken by Tippi, a being called a Pixl in the shape of a butterfly who brings him to the town of Flipside, a place between dimensions. Here he meets Merlon, who holds the Light Prognosticus, a book created to counter the Dark Prognosticus and foretells of a group of heroes who will save existence. Meanwhile, Bleck forces a marriage between Bowser and Peach, summoning the Chaos Heart and causing a rift called The Void to appear, which Bleck plans to use to destroy all dimensions. Mario and Tippi must journey throughout dimensions and collect the Pure Hearts, which can counter the Chaos Heart, and fight Bleck and his strange team of villains -- the Secretary [[CharmPerson Nastasia]], the brutish [[ViolentGlaswegian O'Chunks]], the shapeshifting [[VoluntaryShapeshifter [[CreepyChild Mimi]], and the jester [[MonsterClown Dimentio]] -- to save the multiverse... and, in the process, figure out just ''why'' Bleck seeks to destroy everything.
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: Francis can be deadly if you don't take him seriously as a boss because of his character. But you just ''know'' you can't take him seriously.
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: BewareTheSillyOnes:
** Francis can be deadly if you don't take him seriously as a boss because of his character. But you just ''know'' you can't take him seriously.
** Francis can be deadly if you don't take him seriously as a boss because of his character. But you just ''know'' you can't take him seriously.
* BigThinShortTrio: For around half of the game, your party consists of Mario, who is shorter than the other playable characters, Peach, who is slimmer than the other playable characters, and Bowser, who is ''much'' taller and wider than the other playable characters.
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* UnlimitedWardrobe: Mimi, in one of the few video game examples of this trope. She goes through ''[[http://www.mariowiki.com/mimi#Clothing ten]]'' separate outfits in the relatively short game. Contrast the LimitedWardrobe that applies to every other character. However, she may be using her shapeshifter abilities to change her outfit.
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* UnlimitedWardrobe: Mimi, in one of the few video game examples of this trope. She goes through ''[[http://www.mariowiki.com/mimi#Clothing com/Mimi#Clothing ten]]'' separate outfits in the relatively short game. Contrast the LimitedWardrobe that applies to every other character. However, she may be using her shapeshifter abilities to change her outfit.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Bold new dimension, same old craft-action.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Bold new dimension, same old craft-action.]]
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* MirrorBoss: [[spoiler:The boss(es) of the Pit of 100 Trials in Flopside are like this.]]
* MirrorWorld: Flopside is a mirror image of Flipside.
* MirrorWorld: Flopside is a mirror image of Flipside.
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* MirrorBoss: [[spoiler:The boss(es) boss of the Pit of 100 Trials in Flopside is Shadoo, who takes on the form of Dark versions of each of the main heroes, complete with their respective abilities. Dark Luigi and Dark Bowser are like this.]]
essentially souped-up versions of the Mr. L and Bowser fights from earlier in the game, but Dark Peach and Dark Mario have their own movesets]].
* MirrorWorld: Flopside is a mirror image of Flipside with the same layout, albeit with left and right switched. The town's inhabitants are all slightly different versions of the ones in Flipside.
* MirrorWorld: Flopside is a mirror image of Flipside with the same layout, albeit with left and right switched. The town's inhabitants are all slightly different versions of the ones in Flipside.
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* MookBouncer: The Back Cursya and Gnips.
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* MookBouncer: MookBouncer:
** The Back Cursya is a rare enemy that can send you back to Flipside Tower with a single touch. They only appear in the first stage of the Chapters they appear in though, so they won't ever cost you too much progress.
** The Gnips guarding Merlee's Mansion will try to grab you in their mouth andGnips.will kick you right back to the mansion's entrance if they do so.
** The Back Cursya is a rare enemy that can send you back to Flipside Tower with a single touch. They only appear in the first stage of the Chapters they appear in though, so they won't ever cost you too much progress.
** The Gnips guarding Merlee's Mansion will try to grab you in their mouth and
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* OptionalPartyMember: Barry, Dashell, Piccolo and [[spoiler:Tiptron]].
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* OptionalPartyMember: Barry, Dashell, There are a few Pixls that aren't required to beat the game, but can be recruited by completing sidequests.
**Barry will join you if you return to his hiding bush in Chapter 3-1 after clearing Chapter 3-4.
**Dashell can be earned for clearing the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials.
**Piccolo requires you to complete a ChainOfDeals with various characters throughout the game, which ends with you earning the key for a house with Piccoloand [[spoiler:Tiptron]].hidden inside.
**[[spoiler: After clearing the game, you can visit Francis in Chapter 3-4, where he will allow you to purchase Tiptron, a robotic replica of Tippi, for 999 coins]].
**Barry will join you if you return to his hiding bush in Chapter 3-1 after clearing Chapter 3-4.
**Dashell can be earned for clearing the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials.
**Piccolo requires you to complete a ChainOfDeals with various characters throughout the game, which ends with you earning the key for a house with Piccolo
**[[spoiler: After clearing the game, you can visit Francis in Chapter 3-4, where he will allow you to purchase Tiptron, a robotic replica of Tippi, for 999 coins]].
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* ParasolParachute: Peach uses one to float and descend slowly or to reach far away places that the other characters can't.
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* ParasolParachute: Peach uses one can use her umbrella to float and descend slowly or to reach far away places that the other characters can't.
* PoisonMushroom: The Poison Shroom is an inventory item that inflicts poison on you when used, causing you to slowly lose health over time until you're cured. There's no reason to use it by itself, and its only other purpose is to be used in specific recipes.
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* PottyEmergency: In Chaper 4-2, Squirps ends up having to go to the restroom, but the only one nearby is occupied by Fleep.
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* PottyEmergency: In Chaper 4-2, Squirps ends up having to go to the restroom, but the only one nearby is occupied by Fleep. You have to find some paper so Fleep can finish up and Squirps can get his turn.
