Slim (Pixl)
| Slim | |
|---|---|
 Artwork from Super Paper Mario | |
| Species | Pixl |
| First appearance | Super Paper Mario (2007) |
- “OOOOONNNE! TWOOOOO! THREEEEE! FIIIIIIIVE! FOUUUR! SEVENTEEN!!!! THREE-POINT-ONE-FOUR!!!! ONE MARZILLION!! TENNNNN!!!”
- —Slim, Super Paper Mario
Slim is the fourth of the many Pixls that Mario, Peach, Bowser, and Luigi discover in Super Paper Mario, and one of the twelve original Pixls created by the Ancients. He joins the party at Merlee's Mansion. He can be found by flipping in the left of the second floor in the Rubee area. His special ability is to allow the heroes to become very thin (in a manner very similar to the Paper Mode curse of the previous game), letting them have access to previously inaccessible areas. Also, if the player stands still using his ability, the player will become invisible and untouchable by enemies, similar to Lady Bow's Outta Sight and Vivian's Veil moves from the earlier Paper Mario games; this ability makes Slim quite useful in boss battles. In particular, when Mimi is in her invincible spider form in 2-4, if Slim is used, she will be seen looking around briefly and warping away to another room to continue looking for the player. It is impossible to use his ability while the player is changing dimensions, but Mario can use it while he is in 3-D. In the English version of the game, like Buzzar and Grubba, Slim has an American Southerner accent.
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- "That's Slim. This Pixl flips you sideways, making you invisible... Put in a box by Merlee's ancestors, he was protected by the mansion's masters... He loves excitement and is excited to travel with the hero of legend..."
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キえマース[?] Kiemāsu |
Pun on「消えます」(kiemasu, a polite form of "disappear") and possibly「マス」(masu, square grid) | |
| French | Svelt[?] | From "svelte" (slender) | |
| German | Platto[?] | From "platt" (flat) | |
| Italian | Sottilino[?] | Diminutive of "sottile" (thin) | |
| Korean | 사라아저[?] Saraajeo |
From "사라지다" (sarajida, disappear) | |
| Spanish | Fláquez[?] | From "flaqueza" (thinness) |
