** ''VideoGame/PaperMarioColorSplash'': Port Prisma, which turns out to be the game's hub world, is completely abandoned during Mario, Peach, and Toad's first visit. However, the Sticker Fest grounds are still a wreck, and if Mario goes back to them after recovering a Royal Sticker, they're slowly cleaned up and repaired until it's all better by the end of the game. The sticker shop and Sling-a-Thing stands then open up. Once Mario rescues the Toads, they help unroll Decalburg and restore the town. ** ''VideoGame/PaperMarioStickerStar'' starts with Bowser's troops invading Decalburg, crumpling up Toads, completely rolling up the town, and demolishing the Sticker Fest grounds. While adventuring in Shy Guy's Toy Box, the main focus of the chapter, Mario collects the stolen items and can return them to their owners. When Mario returns after chapter 3, it's being ransacked by Shy Guys, and many of the town's residents have had items stolen from them.
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* HubUnderAttack: ** In ''VideoGame/PaperMario64'', Toad Town is a harmless area with a shop and a free health-restoring Toad House. While the RPG games would split off between ''Paper Mario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'', both would carry on from the template that this game established. Action commands were put front and center in battle (with special attacks being structured like mini-games), self-awareness became an overt focus rather than the subject of brief asides, and Luigi started to become a more independent character from Mario, having a more distinct personality and displaying vices that his brother typically lacks. * FranchiseCodifier: The sub-series of ''Mario'' started with ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', but it was ''VideoGame/PaperMario64'' (which started life as a ''Super Mario RPG'' sequel) that set the standard for later games. Shady Koopas are actually an inversion, since they become ''more powerful'' while flipped on their backs.
The most common are the Koopas and their extended family, but other enemy trees include Clefts, Spinies, and Buzzy Beetles, some of which require a Pow Block or Quake Smash to flip. * FlippingHelpless: Several enemies can be flipped on their backs, which reduces their defense to zero.
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