After dispatching of the hordes of Folded Soldiers inside, and encountering a locked door leading to the throne room, Kamek suggests following him to his room to get the key. After the Bowsers begin to fight, Kamek talks with a minion who claims to have seen paper Toads and minions erupt from Mushroom Castle and talks of a book housing a world between the pages. At the end of the story, Kamek and Mario give each other a hug. The pair proceeds to escape to Yoshi's Island. He once again attempts to kidnap the Baby Mario Bros. from the stork, but only succeeds in kidnapping Baby Luigi again. In the Mario & Luigi series, Bowser has been shown to sometimes be impatient with Kamek and will (albeit very rarely) ignore his advice and simply call him "Minion", which often leaves Kamek annoyed and make a snarky remark. When Color Splash was announced, I was less than enthusiastic. Although he does not physically appear in Super Mario Maker 2, it is strongly implied that Kamek is A Certain Mage in the game's story mode. While on the way to Spring of Jungle Mist, every time there is a fork in the road, Kamek always chooses the correct path. After the following battle with Scissors, Kamek and the rest of Bowser's crew hop on to an airship to charge Peach's Castle on Hotfoot Crater, helping fight off the Paper Plane Squadron along the way. He once again powers up the game's bosses, but through use of a giant magical hammer this time. Using the Goomba mask he found in Shogun Studios, Mario cheers Olivia up and gives her the encouragement she needs to keep going. Remove this only when the image(s) have been uploaded for this section. The endgame is one big nod to Mario Kart , complete with Rainbow Road, Luigi geared up (and a reference to his infamous Death Glare ), and Bowser asking if Mario's in his castle because of a kart race . After taking a certain amount of damage, Kamek will split into five identical duplicates, four being clones who disappear after getting struck and one being the real Kamek who takes damage as a signal that is the real one. Many appearances of individual Magikoopas, however, specifically call back to Kamek's behavior in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island in having him power up bosses, likely making these the same individual. Bosses usually have a large number of hit points (hp), defense, and attack power. As Mario tries to enter Peach's Castle after being lifted into space, Kamek appears. He is also shown at times to be sarcastic, such as in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, where he sarcastically goes along with a Papercraft Yoshi due to thinking it is a hallucination until his paper counterpart tells him he is indeed seeing a Papercraft Yoshi, and also in Bowser Jr.'s Journey, he "gladly" accepted Bowser Jr.'s ignoring the Ever Ice despite Kamek spending 36 hours trying to find it. English [CC] Audio languages. I finally played Paper Mario: Color Splash. In Mario Tennis Aces, Kamek appears in the mission Rally Challenge (Advanced) in the adventure mode, where the player must rally four hundred balls with Kamek while making sure to not let three balls pass by the player. Subtitles. Kamek also appears in Paper Mario: The Origami King as a temporary companion during the Green Streamer section. Kamek makes a small cameo appearance in both Mario Kart: Super Circuit and Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Again, it takes three stomps to take down the Magikoopa. Kamek orders Morton and Lemmy to settle things once and for all, with the two Koopalings eagerly waiting to stomp Mario's team with the Papercraft King Boo. After the northernmost fires, they will all float down and fly straight ahead, the real Kamek dropping down to nearly ground-level at the last moment. Furthermore, in the Japanese version, Kamek uses the feminine pronoun 「あたし」 atashi to refer to himself, and in the Japanese version of Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time Kamek is referred to as「ばあさん」bāsan or "old woman" by Kylie Koopa, though it is unclear if this is meant to be an insult, an ignorant comment or an actual indication of Kamek's gender in that game. 7+ Subtitles. The main cause of this is that their ideals conflict; Kamek wants to ensure the success of the Koopa Troop by preventing the Mario Bros. from becoming heroes, and the Yoshis want to make sure that they are born simply because they are kind and want the best for them. In addition, he is willing to aid Mario if needs be, as evidenced by his actions in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, although it is implied that he aided them solely because Bowser was allied with them at the time. Marmalade Valley is a level and location from Paper Mario: Color Splash.The area is inhabited by several Toads who excavate and search for fossils in the valley. Kamek's name comes from the name for the Magikoopa species in Japanese: Kamekku (カメック), which is derived from kame, the Japanese word for "turtle."[2]. He attacks Mario with his magic, sending him, Luma and other debris flying off into space. He is also seen carrying Bowser Jr. after his first two battles with him, and is the boss of the Eighth World's tower. If Kamek is about the same rank as Kammy Koopa, a fellow main Magikoopa, it is likely that he will be ranked slightly below Bowser and take orders only from the Royal Family themselves. Unlike in previous games, Kamek's model is slightly brightened, giving him a more cartoonish look. This was shown again in Yoshi's Island DS, although this is the present day incarnation of the wizard, confirming that he still maintains a position as one of Bowser's generals. 1 Story 2 Characters 3 Locations 4 Enemies 5 Bosses 5.1 Minibosses 6 Trivia Note: Every level is not listed in detail here Mario finds Princess Peach and Toad at his door with a letter, which turns out to be a Toad drained of all his color. Kamek, again under the name Magikoopa[5], reappears in New Super Mario Bros. U (and New Super Luigi U) as the tertiary antagonist and a boss. Kamek then causes the heroes to fall off the new Neo Bowser Castle. However, Mario, Luigi, Baby Mario, and Baby Luigi quickly discover their hiding place. Outside of this, he appears in the Mondo Woods, which he had made huge with his magic, and did something similar with the Sacred Forest, except he made it small instead. Later on in Doop Doop Dunes, both Kameks appear and make obstructions throughout the area with cardboard platforms to prevent Mario's team from rescuing the princesses. As in past titles, Kamek appears at the end of each of the worlds' forts and castles to make a comment and then use his magic to empower the bosses to battle Yoshi. Once Baby Bowser is defeated by Yoshi, Kamek appears and uses his magic to increase Baby Bowser's size. Later in the story mode, he hosts the board Kamek's Library and traps Koopa's grandfather, Koopa Krag, inside one of his library books. In addition, he is also revealed to have been directly responsible for the Drybake Stadium's disappearance. If players select a card with an image of him in it, he delivers a lightning blast that deducts one point from the team. This is evidenced by the Magikoopa bio from Mario Superstar Baseball, which calls him "the best of the Magikoopas.". When a course is completed, several new courses may become available at once, and the number-based course naming that was seen in Super Paper Mario and Paper Mario: Sticker Staris go⦠Paper Mario: Color Splash: 28,436: 63,056: 2016: Of course, this data doesn't include Paper Mario: The Origami King's digital sales on the Switch eShop. The two Bowser Jr.s start to fool around until Kamek gets annoyed and suggests Bowser to take the Bowser Jr.s to the villa, with Paper Kamek also reminding them that their new papercraft will also keep the Juniors occupied at the villa. On his own, Kamek can chase Mario on his broom into the background, where rows of three Thwomps appear and Kamek attempts to blast Mario with a wave of magic. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Once Mario and Huey get through both locations, they find Kamek guarding a Green Mini Paint Star and fight him. Magikoopa later appears for the finale in Bowser's Castle. Kamek (under the name Magikoopa in the American English version) appears in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games as a rival in the Legends Showdown mode. In Super Mario Party, Kamek treats the Mario Bros., as well as all of their other friends with politeness and a friendly attitude, but also has no regrets making them spin a Bad Luck Space's roulette wheel; additionally, Kamek is shown to challenge their intellect. After Baby Bowser crash-lands the Koopa Cruiser into the castle, Kamek desperately begins to search for his charge. Boss Info Mario must run in line with the Thwomps who pound the ground before he reaches them; going under the Thwomps who idle before Mario reaches them will result in them crushing Mario when he goes under them while the Thwomps who smashed the ground already idle. After Baby Bowser is defeated, Kamek begins to panic and uses the remaining Wonder Wools, turning them into evil, purple wool with Baby Bowser's emblem to make Baby Bowser giant. Getting hit by either Kamek's blasts or the Thwomps will result in the attack ending. If he creates a blue circle, the real one of the four will be the southern circle. When Yoshi and Baby Mario reach the entrance to Baby Bowser's Castle, Kamek tries to stop them from entering it by flying into them on his broom while Yoshi tries to fly across a large gap as the Helicopter. Wii U - Paper Mario: Color Splash - The #1 source for video game sprites on the internet! To pay for the destruction, Kamek and the uncorrupted minions were forced to do groundskeeping work. Likewise, the Magikoopa nursing Bowser back to health in the ending is also implied to be him. Kamek has also been shown to be snarky, patronizing and condescending at various times, and is clearly taken aback whenever things go awry, the most infamous example being when the player manages to defeat the boss Naval Piranha before the fight even begins, causing Kamek to appear, exclaim "OH MY!" Black Lava Bubbles are enemies that appear exclusively in Paper Mario: Color Splash. My misgivings even made it into a quick shot in one of Arloâs videos. He is the arch-enemy of Yoshi and serves as one of the secondary antagonists in the Mario franchise, alongside Bowser Jr., and is one of the two main villains of the Yoshi franchise, alongside Baby Bowser. In Coinathlon, when used, Kamek appears to trap opponents in multiple chains. One Mario gets through the giant coin Kamek has used to block off the forest, He finds out Kamek has made the Mondo Woods huge, and the Sacred Forest tiny. If he creates a green square, the real one of the four will be the northern square. Before a boss is fought by a Yoshi and Baby Mario, Kamek appears to taunt the Yoshi before using his magic, increasing the boss enemy's size, with the exception of Prince Froggy. This is also the first time Kamek is a playable character. In World 3, he splits Wiggler's body into pieces and scatters them across the forest. Kamek often appears with Bowser and later Antasma throughout the story, although his first major role is not apparent until after Mario and Luigi defeat Mount Pajamaja in Dreamy Mount Pajamaja. Kamek also appears as the famous Game Mage in Mario Party Advance; Monty Mole, Hoot, and Amp all mention him when their quests are cleared. He attacks by shooting Bullet Bills, Banzai Bills, and Big Amps. Mini Star #2. Eheeheehee!”, Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Any crumbled Dry Bones after this attack ends can be thrown at Kamek for quite a bit of damage. When the brothers attempt to reach the island, the Magikoopa uses his magic powers to create fires that deter them throughout their quest to defeat the resting Baby Bowser at the island's cliffs. What is certain is that he is Bowser's caretaker. He has been childhood friends with five Toads named Purp, Redd, Greenie, Yella, and Bloo, but the six have since gone on their own ways. Tattle They are spawned by Black Bowser, and come in three sizes (small, medium, and large). [6] He also disables Battle Spin and fleeing everytime he appears. Having gathered the necessary ingredients for the Skeletone Formula:D, Kamek reveals an affiliation with Broque Madame, directing the group to her abode in Blubble Lake to have her prepare the concoction. Kamek (referred to as Magikoopa on occasion) is an old yet powerful Magikoopa, adviser to Bowser[1] and a high-ranking member in the Koopa Troop. After Kamek is defeated in the third battle, he remains on the floor until Mario and Luigi leave the area. Kamek then flies off to look for Bowser, and reappears during the battle with Giant Bowser, commanding the squad of Magikoopas with him and leading the magical energy ball attack. Typically, however, his response to setbacks is a more subdued "Oh dear". Kamek is also capable of flying on a broomstick, being the first ever Magikoopa to display such an ability. Once defeated, he tries to put a spell on Mario but fails. Paper Mario: Color Splash remains true to Kamek (as a staff member and franchise canon) in that he avoids getting directly involved with operations, and does some behind-the-scenes mischief. [8][9] However, in the Japanese version of Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Kamek instead uses the standard pronoun 「私」 watashi, and in the Japanese version of Paper Mario: Color Splash Kamek is called「おっさん」ossan or "middle-aged man" by Huey.[10][11]. His drive is 214 yards, and his Star Drive is 277 yards. None Elated with Bowser Jr.'s change of heart, Kamek joins him in their newfound quest of gathering the scattered Koopalings. After witnessing Bowser Jr.'s failed attempt at raiding Bowser's Castle, he requests assistance from Mario to bring Bowser Jr. to each of the different spas in order to revive him. must jump once Kamek exits a portal of a certain color. The Kamek of the present timeline makes a surprise appearance with the present Bowser as the true final bosses, where during the second phase, Kamek would appear and launch fireballs at Yoshi. He can make them all Worn-Out, make them flip over, (the player doesn't know which card is which), randomize them, and even steal them. When Mario peels Kamek's face off, the Paper Mistake Buzzy Beetle loses its magic power. Paper Kamek starts asking questions to Toadette but he and Kamek eventually get annoyed and finally allow Morton and Lemmy to use the Papercraft King Boo for battle. In the third battle, Kamek keeps his magical shape attack, but instead of cloning into five, he clones into four and colors his three clones green, red and white, each one with different abilities and stats. Additionally, Kamek is stated to own several of the collectible items in the game, among them a picture frame, a star globe, and several of the magic books. After Kamek takes enough hits, he will fall off of his broom. In Paper Mario: The Origami King, Kamek is shown to have a love for cleaning, at times replacing his trademark broomstick with a rake. He can make them all Worn-Out, make them flip over, (the player doesn't know which card is which), randomize them, and even steal them. He finds the Book of Sealing and opens it up, causing a swarm of Boos to come out and haunt the mansion. effects in London Party, where he will remove some stickers from the player's current sheet when triggered. Although not directly stated in the original Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, it is implied that the Magikoopa who resuscitates Bowser after his defeat at the hands of Mario near the beginning of the game is Kamek. Despite their powerful magic and teamwork, the Kamek duo are defeated. In World of Light, the spirit is encountered inside the Molten Fortress. Petea Piranha. At the end of each world, there is a boss. Kamek and Paper Kamek from Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam 39min. Kamek is a somewhat recurring character in Paper Mario: Color Splash, but less so than his appearance in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, appearing first after Mario uses an Unfurl Block's power on a related object in Daffodil Peak. He plans to enter the Dream World under her guise to sneak enemies in there. Kamek is also capable of psychic powers, such as divination, brainwashing, foreseeing events in the future, and manipulating objects with his mind. After the battle, the Papercraft Kamek is destroyed and the Kamek duo are forced to retreat. Kamek, under the name Magikoopa[3][4], appears in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, playing a similar role to Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and Yoshi's Island DS. The Shy Bandit. What happens next depends on the mode played. One of the easiest Mini Stars in the game. He makes a magic treasure box that has an infinite amount of coins appear for the player, and will fully heal them when spoken to. If Mario survives three waves of Thwomps, Mario will make it under a fourth wave of Thwomps automatically just before they crash into the ground, Kamek flying right into them and taking damage as a result, the attack ending. The sub-game mode also confirms that the Magikoopa accompanying Bowser at the start of the game is indeed Kamek. After the Papercraft Bowser is destroyed, the two Bowsers order the Kamek duo to regroup the Koopalings. At the end of Gloomy Woods, Wiggler encounters Paper Kamek and yells at him for being responsible in trashing his woods. It's, uh, from an evil cow." By the time Bowser is met at Booster Tower, he and the rest of the Koopa Troop are nowhere to be seen. After each castle bosses defeat, Kamek would scream in frustration and fly off to the next world, dropping more Wonder Wool as he does so. During the Event, Kamek follows the cart, and in one segment summons flaming haybales as obstacles, and later uses magic to drop stalactites from the roof of the cave, before getting hit by one himself and then stops following the players. He can also teleport himself anywhere else along the field. He occasionally appears in random battles, and will modify Mario's cards. Shortly after, Mario and Luigi are sent here by Broque Monsieur to find Peach. Once Yoshi passes through his room, Kamek appears before Yoshi in Baby Bowser's room, and demands Yoshi to give back Baby Mario. As the group scours Cavi Cape for the Omega-onion, Bowser Jr. drives Iggy away, leaving only Kamek and Morton as his only travel companions willing to put up with his attitude. His boss minigame is Kamek's Card Tricks, where players need to select cards with down arrows to deal damage to him. In spite of the fact that the trajectory would have most likely flung him into the lava, Kamek again is not killed, as he is seen with Private Goomp, Sergeant Guy, Corporal Paraplonk, and Bowser, escaping from the island on the Koopa Clown Car after Dreamy Bowser is defeated by the Mario Bros. Later on in the castle, when Yoshi enters Kamek's chambers, Kamek attacks him directly, teleporting around his room, trying to blast Yoshi with his magic wand, which turns the blocks in his room into enemies and stars, as well as damaging Yoshi. In Solo Mode, he appears randomly in the boards, and if he or Shy Guy wins, the player has to play through the board again, but if they tie with or are defeated by a player, the player moves onto the next stage. Although other Magikoopas have been playable in the Mario Baseball games, this is the first game since Tetris Attack where Kamek himself is playable. 42min. Eventually.”, “You may have bested us before, but this time will be different. Kamek then admits defeat, giving Mario a fourth Card Slot. He tries to attack players with his magic attacks, which cause the players' stats to be lowered when damaged. Regardless, as in most other games, Bowser is generally respectful of Kamek and appreciative of his loyalty and efforts. It is revealed shortly afterward that he was captured by Handaconda and attached to the Paper Mistake Buzzy Beetle, who is able to use Kamek's magic until he is pulled off. As the Kamek duo feel confident about this, Paper Kamek sees a Papercraft Yoshi. In Mario Party 5, a Kamek Orb can be obtained; when used on a space, this orb summons Kamek, who will proceed to shuffle everyone's orbs around. He places Bad Luck Spaces on the board, which replace the Bowser Spaces, thus taking over Bowser's role of bringing bad luck to players that land on the Bad Luck Spaces. 6. In a last ditch attempt to stop the Mario Bros., Kamek fights them directly. Moves He was added to the game around December 2019 along with Dr. Baby Rosalina. Clip: Kamek Defeated! Rather than pick up the prince directly, Kamek instead sends members of the Koopa Troop to help him find Baby Bowser, while Kamek himself remained at Baby Bowser's Castle. Kamek is the famous non-playable character in Mario Party 8 that used a word that was considered offensive in the United Kingdom, therefore pulling Mario Party 8 away from the shelves in order to replace the offensive word. Kamek only makes a small appearance during the introduction. Kamek appears as the penultimate boss in the hard difficulty setting, after encountering Hookbill The Koopa and Naval Piranha on Mt. You two somehow managed to make it all the way here. This (along with Poochy suddenly popping up from the moon to bark) causes Kamek to accidentally drop his young master, prompting him to fly down and rescue him. However, the weight of all the Wonder Wools in the sack causes Kamek's flying to become wobbly, making the sack spill several Wonder Wools across the six worlds for the two Yoshis to collect, with Kamek failing to notice. It is based on Mario using the Paint Hammer to paint colorless elements, characters and parts of the environment in order to progress in the game and collect Mini Paint Stars and Big Paint Stars.
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