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[[File: | [[File:PMTTYD Flurrie's House Exterior.png|thumb|left|[[Flurrie]]'s house in the background of Boggly Woods.]] | ||
'''Boggly Woods''' are the woods which [[Mario]], [[Goombella]] and [[Koops]] explore in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', in Chapter 2. These woods seem tranquil, yet they create an eerie and lonely atmosphere accentuated by large gusts of wind and shifting, rainbow-colored earth. The floor has a tree-branch-like texture with the purple-blue-green gradient, and is made out of crystal. The Boggly Woods are inhabited by many pale black-and-white enemies and the [[Puni]]es, small gray creatures with colored pompoms on their heads. Because of their remote location, the woods also attract a few [[Rogueport]]ians who desire peace and solitude. Four notable outlanders who have at one time been to the woods are [[Madame Flurrie]], one of Mario's partners, [[Dupree]], the [[Businessman]], and [[Doe T.]], one of the subjects Mario must help from the [[Trouble Center]]. | '''Boggly Woods''' are the woods which [[Mario]], [[Goombella]] and [[Koops]] explore in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', in Chapter 2. These woods seem tranquil, yet they create an eerie and lonely atmosphere accentuated by large gusts of wind and shifting, rainbow-colored earth. The floor has a tree-branch-like texture with the purple-blue-green gradient, and is made out of crystal. The Boggly Woods are inhabited by many pale black-and-white enemies and the [[Puni]]es, small gray creatures with colored pompoms on their heads. Because of their remote location, the woods also attract a few [[Rogueport]]ians who desire peace and solitude. Four notable outlanders who have at one time been to the woods are [[Madame Flurrie]], one of Mario's partners, [[Dupree]], the [[Businessman]], and [[Doe T.]], one of the subjects Mario must help from the [[Trouble Center]]. | ||