More importantly, who's bright idea was it to give a toy for children built-in guns and rocket fists?.No, the toy was able to attack hard enough to knock out a full-grown man even before the star spirit inhabited it.A toy that Geno, or rather, the star-thing that possessed him, gave powers on the spot.He's important enough to have a pretty advanced doll made of him (with star attacks for some reason), but nobody's ever heard of him except Gaz. Who the hell was Geno? Not the Star Road guy - the actual Geno, the guy who Gaz's doll was based on.The game never really specifies how long he's been with Frogfucious and the tadpoles, so maybe a castle servant spirited him away to safety when Valentina took over. Perhaps Mallow is younger than he looks and matures quickly.The basket may have been his baby carriage. This troper assumed his parents got careless and accidentally dropped him off of a cloud in a tragic accident.Why was Mallow taken away from Nimbus Land? Who put him in that basket? Why did he have to go at all?.Some real people deliberately give themselves names that are pronounced wholly differently from how they're spelt.'Cause that trope may be fine once in a while, but if you're encountering it several times in the same game, it'd get kind of irritating. I wonder if they have their own unpronounceable-to-mortals names, but they realize this, and skip straight to giving alternate names that we can pronounce.Considering that Geno had to find a body to inhabit while the star spirits in Paper Mario seemed to have physical bodies already, it may be that there are two or more 'tribes' of star spirits, some of which dwell closer to the physical world/have material bodies and speak the languages of the people they live near, up to and including names, while the others live as pure spirits or energy and speak their own unpronounceable-to-mortals language.using pronounceable aliases in Paper Mario? So, did ♡♪!?'s parents hate him a lot, was he just messing with Mario, or were Twink and co. What's up with Geno's real name, "♡♪!?"? He's a Star Spirit, right? Well, in Paper Mario, we meet other star spirits, and get eight names - most all of which are star puns of some sort, and all of which are pronounceable by human tongues.
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