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Revision as of 03:25, April 26, 2024
Ribboner | |
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Species | Theet |
First appearance | Princess Peach: Showtime! (2024) |
Ribboner is a Theet who appears in Princess Peach: Showtime! He is found in each play (except the boss fights and rehearsals) and can be assisted or rescued by Princess Peach. When Peach does so, he gives her a dress ribbon or a Stella ribbon. He wears a top hat and a red bowtie, has a mustache, and has a small bag with green and blue bows beside him.
He will generally exclaim a need for being helped or rescued, and if he is rescued, he will congratulate Peach or explain what he'll do after his rescue. Some of his rescue messages indicate he plays an experienced traveler in the plays, including having booked a train seat (Cowgirl at Dusk), going for a dive (Melody of the Sea), or bringing a parachute with him (The Stolen Statue).
Once the main game has been completed, he will stand in the lower right of the fifth floor of the Sparkle Theater.
While he does award ribbons in the demo, such ribbons cannot be worn by Peach.
Gallery
Ribboner clinging onto a mirror in The Ghostly Castle
Ribboner clinging onto a swinging ball in A Snow Flower on Ice
Ribboner dancing after being rescued in A Snow Flower on Ice
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Chinese (simplified) | 缎带叔叔 Duàndài Shūshu |
Ribbon Uncle |
Chinese (traditional) | 緞帶叔叔 Duàndài Shūshu |
Ribbon Uncle |
French | Ruben |
Male given name, also a pun on ruban ("ribbon") |
German | Schleifenmeister |
Ribbon Master |
Italian | Fioccomastro |
Ribbon-master |
Spanish | Cintacio |
Portmanteau of cinta ("ribbon") and the name Ignacio ("Ignatius") |