All There in the Manual: Several of them are given distinguishing backgrounds and characteristics through their Catch Cards or by tattling them with Tippi.Action Bomb: Boomer fulfills this role.Their purpose is to grant new powers and abilities to the Heroes of Light.
Bottom row: Piccolo, Fleep, Dashell, Thudley.A collection of "thinking tools" who were designed by the Ancients centuries before the game proper. Middle row: Cudge, Carrie, Thoreau, Boomer, Tiptron. However, a post-credits scene shows the two of them living happily together in an unknown dimension. You Are Worth Hell: At the end of the game, she and Blumiere renew their vows in order to repower the Pure Hearts and reverse the world's destruction, despite knowing that their own existences will be forfeit.Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Her presumed death convinced Count Bleck to destroy all worlds.This power was also said to be by possessed by one of the 12 Pixls who took down the Pixl Queen, suggesting she (or at least her Pixl body) could be the same one. True Sight: One of her abilities aside from Enemy Scan is to sense and see through illusions.The Smart Gal: Her status as the exposition fairy makes her this by default.She also won't hesitate to call the four heroes out for making stupid choices, even leaving them to die if they, say, refuse to wear a helmet in outer space or decide to strike a Deal with the Devil. Only Sane Man: She is this to the rest of the Pixls, all of whom are kooky oddballs in their own unique way.After failing to find her and unable to cope with the loss, Blumiere restyled himself as the evil Count Bleck, turning to the Dark Prognosticus to destroy everything that had taken her away. The Lost Lenore: As a human girl, she was banished from her home dimension by her lover's xenophobic father.
He's crestfallen to hear of her sacrifice at the end of the game, but consoles himself with the hope that she is living happily with Blumiere.
Florence Nightingale Effect: Her memories detail how she first met Count Bleck she nursed him back to health after finding him injured at the base of a cliff.She even describes Pixls as being somewhat akin to fairies. Dub Name Change: From Anna, in Japanese.Deuteragonist: Her love story with Count Bleck forms the crux of the game's narrative, yet Mario is still technically The Protagonist.Defrosting Ice Queen: She tends to be reserved and quiet all across the game, but she does warm up to the heroes after they save her from Francis.Butterfly of Death and Rebirth: Her Pixl body takes the form of a butterfly, and was given to her by Merlon when she was found on death's door.As the game goes on, she recalls her past as a human girl who was affianced to a certain Lord Blumiere, who turns out to be the true identity of Count Bleck. Amnesiac Lover: She had lost all her memories by the time Merlon found her.This clues him into the fact that she's his lost love, Timpani, as it harkens back to when they first met. All-Loving Hero: She's a firm believer that all life is priceless and meaningful, and tells Count Bleck to his face that he's sick for thinking otherwise.This contrasts her game personality, where she is quite reserved. Adaptation Personality Change: In the Super Mario-Kun manga, she's a Genki Girl.She provides the four heroes with information and advice in their search for the Pure Hearts, and is eventually revealed to be an amnesiac with an intimate connection to Count Bleck. The first Pixl Mario meets in his adventure, Tippi originally lived alongside Merlon in Flipside. How can you admit defeat?! I will not! I will not give up! You promised we'd find happiness. "We found each other again because we stayed alive.
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