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- "BACK TO ADVENTURE!, MARIO & LUIGI: PARTNERS IN TIME"
- —Stuffwell
Stuffwell is a talking suitcase created by Professor E. Gadd to assist Mario and Luigi in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
Stuffwell replaces the regular suitcase from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. His role as the Mario Bros.' companion would be succeeded in later games of the Mario & Luigi series, including by Starlow in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam; Prince Dreambert in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team; and Snoutlet in Mario & Luigi: Brothership.
Profile[]
Personality[]
Stuffwell has an unusual method of communicating by using non-existent words such as "Nincompooter".
In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time[]
Throughout the Mario Bros.'s journey, Stuffwell provides them with advice and provides general assistance, such as by carrying their items, Cobalt Star Shards, badges, and clothing. Stuffwell also translates what the Elder Princess Shroob is saying.
Stuffwell was berated by Toadsworth the Younger for saying "Nincompooter" instead of saying "Nincompoop" when Stuffwell voiced his displeasure of how Toadsworth was slowing down the team.
Stuffwell has a unique device titled the Warpulator, which can be used to travel through time, and Stuffwell uses it when activating a Save Album.
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Crossover appearances[]
Super Smash Bros. Brawl[]
Stuffwell makes a cameo as a sticker, which can be applied to any fighter in Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary to increase the possibility of trophies appearing.
Behind the scenes[]
Etymology[]
Stuffwell earned his name from the term "stuff well".
Names in other languages[]
| Language | Name | Meaning, Notes and Origin |
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| Spanish | El Maletín
Genitive: Maletinis |
From El Maletín (suitcase) |
| Italian | Il Vagli8.0
Genitive: Il Vagli8.0-us |
From Il Vagliotto (small suitcase). The nominative form's 8.0 actually comes from a technological numbering system. |
| French | Le Fourretout | Holdball |
| Japanese | Sūtsukēsu | Transliteration of English suitcase |
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