Paper Mario: The Origami King

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is equivalent to Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, why? Because there similar, and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake is equivalent to Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions. Super Paper Mario is equivalent to Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, why? Because there both dark. Paper Mario: Sticker Star is equivalent to Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, why? Because they both get new designs. Paper Mario: Color Splash is equivalent to Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, why? Because they both have final boss as Bowser. Paper Mario: The Origami King is equivalent to Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, why? Because Paper appears in Mario and Luigi game, and Origami appears in Paper Mario game.

Bonus: The first Paper Mario game will be equivalent to Super Mario RPG.

Mine is Scissors ngl

Favorite Enemy: Tape

Favorite Character: Bobby

Least Favorite Enemy: Rubber Band

Least Favorite Character: Professor Toad

Hardest part: Paper Mistake Buzzy Beetle

Favorite part: Shangri Spa

Least favorite part: Chestnut Canyon or whatever its called

Longest part: IDK wasn't´t keeping track.

Times I died in the game: Only about 14

Times I beat the game: 1(SO FAR)

Please agree with me that he was one of the best parts of origami king.

So, as anyone who's known the "Paper Mario" series knows, the series was once known for introducing new and original characters into the Mario series (some of which, such as King Goomba, spread out to other spin-off series, while others remained popular among the internet like Goombella and Dimentio).

However, ever since "Paper Mario: Sticker Star", the once colorful bunch of NPCs has been turned into basic Toads, each having the same personality as one another. Though what was the reason behind this?

Around the time that "Paper Mario: The Origami King" was announced, people were still wondering why the bountiful of Toads and no sign of any original characters. Well, Intelligent Systems came forth and told everyone how it was part of Shigeru Miyamoto's policy not to use any characters outside of the "Super Mario" series. But why though? This answer only brings up more questions!

I have a theory, though it may not be very nice, and I don't wanna attack anyone, but I think the reason why Shigeru Miyamoto doesn't want any original characters in "Paper Mario" is because he doesn't want Intelligent System's characters (again, like Goombella and Dimentio) to overshadow characters that he's created. That's probably why the games are now filled with more Toads than anything because Miyamoto also created them.

Again, I don't wanna attack anyone right now, and obviously I have zero facts in this thing; merely speculation!

So, not too long ago, we got to see more footage and more info about the upcoming game in the series. Truth be told, I'm not as impressed as I was when the first trailer was released. Learning that battles give no EXP and partners being temporary are very disappointing in my eyes, though I'm glad the game is focusing more on exploration and that the battle system is more unique (and thank goodness no stickers/cards!). So overall, I think the good outweigh the bad for this game, and if we don't think of it as a "Thousand-Year-Door" sequel, but rather as a new take on the series, perhaps we can learn to like it more.

But... That's just me! What are y'alls opinion on this new game?