History Characters / BookOfMarioThousandsOfDoors

* VictorianNovelDisease: Mario is carrying countless diseases, from syphilis, to botulism, to lung cancer, to even more, while suffering no obvious symptoms.[[note]]Mario being sickly [[AccidentallyCorrectWriting makes more sense]], and [[ExpressiveHealthBar is more visually apparent]], in the context of Thousand-Year Door metagame, in which many players deliberately reduce Mario's maximum HP to 5 [[GlassCannon in order to better use the]] [[FanNickname "Danger Mario"]] [[GlassCannon build]].[[/note]]

* VictorianNovelDisease: Mario is carrying countless diseases, from syphilis, to botulism, to lung cancer, to even more, while suffering no obvious symptoms.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: You have to admit that '''Honesty Professor Caesar Reality''' is a pretty badass name.

* MultipleChoicePast: Contradictory dialogue and excerpts of the letter (which was written from Scarlett's perspective, but apparently by Bob immediately after Scarlett's death) imply that his wife either [[IllGirl died of illness]], was a sailor herself and died on the sea, or was murdered by Bob for being disloyal.

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Aside from the intro and epilogue, [[spoiler: Mario spends the entirety of 64 under the control of the Stellarvinden as a part of their plot to bring the War UpToEleven.]]

* AdaptationalVillainy: You can't take this trope UpToEleven more than taking the BigGood, deity-like figures of the original ''Paper Mario 64'', and turning them into [[spoiler: genocidal lunatics bent on wiping out nearly all life on the planet.]]

* AwesomeButImpractical: His attack called "The Shell" can damage '''all enemies on Earth'''. Too bad the bad guys are on the Moon...

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: She makes a number of comments directed at Viviana that could easily be construed as transphobic. [[AccidentallyAccurate Aside from the odd syntax, the comments are completely in character for her canon counterpart.]] [[ShesAManInJapan At least in the Japanese version.]]

* AntiVillain: While they imprisoned Bowler, she's implied to be a terrorist, and the Coop Notes are more focused on being fun, bringing popularity back, and trying to impress Browser than doing anything malicious. [[note]]Considering that their canon version was a parody of the Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles, this may be considered a case of AccidentallyAccurate.[[/note]]

* BackForTheFinale: In Section 8, even if you've completed all of his quizzes, Paul uses his powers in the final battle [[spoiler:to stop Bowser's invincibility]].

* AmbiguousAllegiance: While his loyalty to Browser is unquestionable, where he stands with the Stellarvinden is unclear, as he created their one rebellious member but also kept him captive.

* AmbiguousAllegiance: It's unclear how good or evil its intentions were [[TheVoiceless as it never speaks]] and most of what's revealed about it comes from [[UnreliableNarrator the Stellarvinden]] and the Chapter epilogue texts.

* ArmouredClosetGay: Judging by his reaction to Ceramics, he's this.

* AmbiguousAllegiance: It's unclear how good or evil it's intentions were [[TheVoiceless as it never speaks]] and most of what's revealed about it comes from [[UnreliableNarrator the Stellarvinden]] and the Chapter epilogue texts.

* EvilVsEvil: [[ALighterShadeOfBlack While it's against the Stellarvinden's plans]], It shows no interest in helping Browser prevent the war beyond what's nessecary to push it's nebulous agenda.

* TheCorrupter: Browser utilizes it in the intro to suppress his feelings and it's influence briefly strains his relationship with Mario throughout the Peach Interludes.

* WalkingSpoiler: It's hard to speak at length about it without revealing it's true purpose in the plot.

* AmbigiousAllegiance: It's unclear how good or evil it's intentions were [[TheVoiceless as it never speaks]] and most of what's revealed about it comes from [[UnreliableNarrator the Stellarvinden]] and the Chapter epilogue texts.

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: To an even greater extent than the original TTYD; it's not entirely clear what he's after, and he has no idea of the other stories going on around him.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: '''Honesty Professor Caesar Reality'''.
* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: For whatever metric of hero he is, he apparently believes in the value of slavery.

* {{Transgender}}: Implied to be female-to-male. He introduces himself by saying he can't stop menstruating, despite being male.

* GenderFlip: A slightly different example. Madame Flurrie from the original TTYD is a female, but Sir Snow is a [[{{Transgender}} trans man]].

* {{Transgender}}: Mentions being an actress in the past.

* {{Transgender}}: A number of Belda's comments can be read as insinuating that Vivian is trans, which is one of the few things Book of Mario gets accurate to [=TTYD=] proper, at least [[ShesAManInJapan in the Japanese release]].

* {{Transgender}}: Francesco is implied to be trans and formerly Piano's son, though the game's pronoun and naming confusion makes it a bit inconsistent.

* SirSwearsALot: Even compared to other party members in the game, she has an incredibly foul choice of language. [[spoiler: Including [[NWordPrivileges dropping a hard r N-bomb]] in the final showdown.]]

* GenderSwap: The Yoshi Kid in TTYD was a male, but this one is a female.

* AntiVillain: While they imprisoned Bowler, she's implied to be a terrorist, and the Coop Notes are more focused on being fun, bringing popularity back, and trying to impress Browser than doing anything malicious. [[note]]Considering that their canon version was a parody of the WesternAnimation/NinjaTurtles, this may be considered a case of AccidentallyAccurate.[[/note]]

* AntiVillain: While they imprisoned Bowler, she's implied to be a terrorist, and the Coop Notes are more focused on being fun, bringing popularity back, and trying to impress Browser than doing anything malicious.

-->[[spoiler: Mario! Do you remember? You have to give up! Win the day!]]

* HandicappedBadass: Her dialogue is full of red flags indicating some sort of vision disorder, referring to an Extinct Green (Jungle Fuzzy) as blue, stating that a Bone Tomato (Red Bones) is a "red bear," and seeing a Bullshit (Cleft) as a comic book. She is still a capable fighter, and a learned scholar, despite this.

* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: One dialogue of hers early on in the game mentions she has a hatred of blacks, as well as [[FemaleMisogynist not believing in girls]].

* AGodAmI: Considering he often refers to himself as Christ and declared to be a Prince at one point, it's pretty easy to assume he views himself in this light.

* NoKillLikeOverkill: Her "Terrible" attack apparently invades ''all enemies of the earth''.

* AllMenArePerverts: Regardless of his personal tragedy, he ''did'' name his MiniMecha "Big Ass".

-->''"Hey, do you think Hawc Green tells the network? I do not think so! You have sex, you dress badly, you're hot, with no belt, cables! Does your mother teach something to your mom?!?"

* TheMole: The King of Kings' creation, Karl Marquez, [[spoiler:helps ruin the Stellarvinden's plan by freeing Mario of their control.]]

* LastNameBasis: He's always referred to as just "Mr. Trooper," with the exception of Goomb briefly referring to him by his first name before he shows up for the first time.

->"''I hate light... So... I'll take you... In the dark''"

->"''I want to lose?''"

-->''First, to convince them, Mario, you must present a gift to Browser!''

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Whereas Grodan was a PoliticallyIncorrectVillain and a [[spoiler: Nazi]] who was straight up evil, Olivier Browser is a HeroAntagonist and environmentalist who’s goal is [[spoiler: to save the world from the Stellarvinden]]

* Satan: [[AmbiguousSituation Possibly]]. She’s referred to as the Devil multiple times, but there are multiple other characters in the game who claim that ''they'' are, though the Queen of Shadows definitely has more power to back it up than the others do.