The BIZARRE & FORGOTTEN Enemies of Paper Mario Games

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Forgotten Paper Mario 64 Enemies
2:30 - The Thousand-Year Door’s Obscure Foes
5:06 - Super Paper Mario’s Weirdest Enemies
12:04 - Talking about SS, CS and TOK
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Are you a true Paper Mario fan? Then you’ll love this deep dive into the weirdest, most obscure, forgotten enemies from across the Paper Mario series—including Paper Mario 64, The Thousand-Year Door, and Super Paper Mario (Sticker Star, Color Splash and Origami King don't have much to talk about). From forgotten foes like the Bzzap! and Hurt Plant in Flower Fields and Jade Jungle, to the quirky Shy Guy variants like Groove Guy, Anti Guy, and General Guy, this video covers them all.

We also shine a spotlight on enemies you probably haven’t thought about in years—like the jungle-dwelling Gulpit, the mysterious Crayzee Dayzee, and the rarely-discussed Duplighosts who share ties to the iconic Doopliss.

When we move into Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the forgotten enemy count rises even more. Spinia, Spunia, Spania—these unique alien-like creatures appeared once and vanished forever. We also cover the Bristle (a spiky cousin of Chain Chomp), the famous X-Nauts and their quirky creations like the Yux and Mini-Yux, and enemies you might not even realize share designs with foes from Super Paper Mario!

Ever wondered where the Barribad or Pider came from—or why Nintendo gave us enemies like the Arantula, Bulky Bob-omb, and Dark Boo but never used them again? This video has all those fun facts, trivia, and nostalgic memories.

And finally... the Super Paper Mario enemies. The Squiglets, Sproing-Oings, Boomboxers, and so many more strange, blocky weirdos that made this Wii classic stand out with its unique charm. Ever think Nintendo missed the chance to name one Squigward? Yeah, we talk about that too.

If you love Paper Mario, Nintendo lore, Mario RPG trivia, or just discovering weird forgotten video game enemies—this is the video for you.