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| “ | Oh, by Blabberton's beard! | „ |
| ~ Admiral Bobbery |
Admiral Bobbery is a Bob-omb who is Paper Mario's sixth partner in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. His wife, Scarlette, died of a mysterious illness prior to the events of the game.
History[]
He used to be a proud sailor who loved the sea, but loved his wife Scarlette even more. While he was out at sea, Scarlette became very ill during a frosty winter and died shortly after he returned from his voyage. The grief and nightmares caused by her loss made him lose the desire to ever sail again. Unknown to Bobbery, Scarlette wrote a letter to him, before passing away and handed to Podley. Podley was ready to hand Bobbery the letter, but upon seeing how very depressed he was, he deciding not to give it to him feeling it would make it worse and regretted it.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door[]
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, he is needed for navigation to Keelhaul Key, yet he refuses to come. When Mario gets the letter from his late wife Scarlette and gives it to Bobbery, he reads it and learns that she loved him very much and to keep doing what he also loves, sailing the seas, so after a quick change of mind, he comes with Flavio and the rest of the passengers to Keelhaul Key. When he is "dying", he wants a last Chuckola Cola as his wish. When Mario gives him the beverage, he "dies"; actually, he just fell asleep, so Mario woke him up, then Bobbery decided to join Mario's team, going onward to the fifth Crystal Star in Pirate's Grotto, held by Cortez.
He helps Mario in Fahr Outpost by by improving relations between him and the resident Bob-ombs and explaining their situation to the mayor. He also revealed he has visited the outpost once before, though the details of this visit are left unknown.
After the events of the game, Bobbery decides to join Cortez's crew and returns to sailing the seas for the rest of his days.
Super Paper Mario[]
In Super Paper Mario, he appears as a Catch Card that is awarded for winning the Duel of 100 in Sammer's Kingdom. He also makes a cameo appearance in the intro cutscene where he, along with all of Mario's partners from the previous two Paper Mario games, are in a photo at the Mario Bros.' House. A plush toy of him can also be seen in Francis' Fortress. He and all of Mario's partners from the previous two games were originally going to appear in the game but were removed for unknown reasons.
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Trivia[]
- While talking to Luigi, Admiral Bobbery is the only Mario's party members who did not fall asleep while listening to Luigi's story. However, this does not seem to occur in the remake.
- Admiral Bobbery (along with Vivian and Ms. Mowz) are the only Mario's party members not to be tricked by Doopliss into attacking Mario.
- Bobbery was originally a soldier according to his early sprites in the game's code. He was changed to admiral in the final game.
- He is indirectly referenced in the game Paper Mario: The Origami King. If the player examines the steering wheel in the wheelhouse in the cruise ship, Bobby comments: "I used to dream of being a ship captain... ooh, or an admiral! I bet I'd be a pretty cool admiral."
- He is also referenced by Gulliver in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. If the player agrees to help him, he says, "I haven't seen such a noble skipper since Bobbery of Rogueport!"
External Links[]
- Admiral Bobbery on the Mario Wiki
- Admiral Bobbery on the Super Mario Wiki
- Admiral Bobbery on the Paper Mario Wiki
- Admiral Bobbery on the Nintendo Wiki
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