Monzo
| Monzo | |
|---|---|
 Sprite fromSuper Paper Mario | |
| Species | Cragnon |
| Appears in | Super Paper Mario (2007) |
- “Job of Monzo really lame.”
- —Monzo,Super Paper Mario
Monzo is the cameraman ofFlint Cragley, Cragtrotter. He is partners withHornfels and is a member ofFlint Cragley's crew. He is a stubbyCragnon, also having yellow skin and glasses. He does everything that Flint tells him to do and follows him everywhere, like Hornfels.
During the game,Super Paper Mario, Flint and the crew are filming an episode in theFloro Caverns and Flint tells Monzo to stay where he was. Monzo did so, but as time went, nothing happened. After a while,Mario and the two other heroes as well as thePixls tell Monzo where Flint had gone (and that Flint had forgot about him).
After that, Flint blames Monzo and Hornfels for losing thekey that led deeper into the Floro Caverns. As it turns out, Flint had the key in his pockets (it was there all along but he said it appeared by magic) and said to continue on their quest. Even after that, Monzo works with and pampers Flint. Monzo also seems to be somewhat cunning, as shown when he admits that he forged the heroes' signatures forcrag-vision.
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Tattle[edit]
- "That's Monzo, Flint's camera guy... He flatters and soothes Flint as he records... The majority of his work involves making Flint happy rather than recording him..."
Naming[edit]
Like all Cragnons, Monzo is named after a type of rock. In his case, his name is derived from "monzonite".
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スタンレー[?] Sutanrē | Stanley; along withHenry, likely a reference toHenry Morton Stanley, a Welsh journalist famous for exploring Africa during the 19th century and findingDavid Livingstone, for whomFlint Cragley is named. | |
| French | Filmolite[?] | From the masculine adaption of "film" and "-lite" (a suffix used to form names of rocks) | |
| German | Watzmann[?] | From "wetzen" (to sharpen) and "mann" (man) | |
| Italian | Videolito[?] | From "video" and Italian suffix used to form names of rocks "-lito" | |
| Korean | 텐리[?] Seutenni | Transliteration of the Japanese name | |
| Spanish | Calizo[?] | Meaning "limestone" |
