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Paper Mario is the paper form of Mario that is the main protagonist and playable character of the Paper Mario series, a spinoff of the Super Mario franchise. Paper Mario is usually on a quest which typically involves rescuing Princess Peach, although many of them are grander in scope as well, ranging from bringing back the Star Rod and let wishes come true again, to saving multiple universes from an all-consuming void.
Paper Mario appears in seven non-fanon games: Paper Mario for the Nintendo 64, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for the GameCube, Super Paper Mario for the Wii, Paper Mario: Sticker Star and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam for the Nintendo 3DS, Paper Mario: Color Splash for the Wii U, and Paper Mario: The Origami King for the Nintendo Switch
Games[]
Kolorado's Kwest[]
Paper Mario makes a quick cameo in the Nintendo Wii game Kolorado's Kwest. He is seen only quickly eating a meal with Princess Peach in the castle.
Super Mario MHL: Series 2[]
Paper Mario appears as one of the playable characters in Super Mario MHL: Series 2 as one of the only two paper characters along with Kolorado.
Super Smash Bros. Duel[]
Paper Mario appears as a hidden fighter in Super Smash Bros. Duel. he can be unlocked by playing 1040 duels, or by using Mario 20 times in duels.
New Super Mario Bros: The Underground[]
There is an Paper Mushroom powerup in New Super Mario Bros: The Underground that turns the characters into Paper, and they look like characters from the Paper Mario series. Paper Mario himself is also playable.
Paper Mario: The Original Story Remastered[]
Paper Mario serves as the main character of Paper Mario: The Original Story Remastered for the Nintendo Switch. The game serves as a remake of the first Paper Mario game for the N64.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door HD[]
Paper Mario serves as the main character of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door HD for the Nintendo Switch. The game serves as a remake of the original GameCube version.
Super Paper Mario HD[]
Paper Mario serves as the main character of Super Paper Mario HD for the Nintendo Switch. The game serves as a remake of the original Wii version.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star HD[]
Paper Mario serves as the main character of Paper Mario: Sticker Star HD for the Nintendo Switch. The game serves as a remake of the original 3DS version.
Paper Mario: Color Splash (Nintendo Switch)[]
Paper Mario serves as the main character of Paper Mario: Color Splash for the Nintendo Switch. The game serves as an enhanced port of the original WiiU version.
Paper Luigi: The Thousand-Year Compass[]
In Paper Luigi: The Thousand-Year Compass, Luigi will occasionally come across Mario (in paper form) while he is in Rogueport. Talking to his partners will let you hear of what he's been up to.
Paper Mario: The Fallen Kingdom[]
Mario is helping Proffessor Discuv R. to find the lost city of Papyrusa, along with Goombecky, Booloon and more. Mario meets lots of new characters including, a very special Star Sprite.
Paper Mario 5: The Rise of Shadow[]
Mario remains the protagonist of the series, returning to Flipside to face a new threat.
St. Clair Publications[]
- Obviously, Paper Mario appears in Paper Mario: The Temple of Time.
- Paper Mario is a playable character in Super Smash Stadium. Debuting early in 2006 alongside, ironically, Mushroomy Kingdom, he is essentially a semi-clone of Mario. The most notable differences are to his side and down specials, which involve his hammer.