Upon learning Mario's identity, Vivian is reluctant to assist in the ensuing battle, though she returns to his side after two turns, having decided that he treats her better than her sisters and is more deserving of her help. Using her powers, Mario eventually learns Doopliss's real name, and the duo corners him at the top of Creepy Steeple. When Mario finds the bomb and returns it to her, it turns out to be broken, but she gives him a kiss to thank him for his help and, after learning of the theft of his identity, resolves to return the favor by helping him, unaware that he is truly Mario. When the weapon turns up missing, however, Vivian is once again blamed and sent to find it.
Vivian with the real Mario (as a shadow) facing against DooplissĪfter Mario's name and appearance are stolen by Doopliss, Vivian appears in Twilight Town alongside her sisters, who plan to defeat Mario using a Superbombomb. In the original Japanese version of the game and some translations, Vivian is depicted as transgender, identifying as female however, due to the age rating the localizers were aiming at when translating Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, this is lost in the English version, and she is described only with feminine pronouns. Although she suffers from an inferiority complex throughout the events of the game, she learns to respect herself as she travels with Mario. She is consistently put down by her oldest sister, Beldam, and has had a poor relationship with both her sisters for quite some time when Mario meets her. Later, Vivian defects from the Shadow Sirens and joins Mario as his fifth party member. She originally worked as a member of the villainous Shadow Sirens alongside her sisters, Beldam and Marilyn. Vivian is a major character in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
“I'm with Mario all the way! Today, Sis.I'm going to punish YOU, you hear me?” - Vivian, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door ( 2004)
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