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| − | The Book Trilogy is a series of three sacred books that originate from the [[Big Poop Theory|beginning of time]]. Each one serves a different purpose, and all | + | The Book Trilogy is a series of three sacred books that originate from the [[Big Poop Theory|beginning of time]]. Each one serves a different purpose, and all possess bizarre properties. |
==The Books== | ==The Books== | ||
| − | *The Enclosed Instruction Book ([[The Enclosed Instruction Book|Full Article]]): This was the first, and most significant. The pages of the book describe the creation of the universe, [[Uctions]], [[Anti-Uctions]], and primordial entities. It serves as a bible, and the contents of the book have been copied and sold much like the bible. Unlike these copies, however, the original Enclosed Instruction Book | + | *The Enclosed Instruction Book ([[The Enclosed Instruction Book|Full Article]]): This was the first, and most significant. The pages of the book describe the creation of the universe, [[Uctions]], [[Anti-Uctions]], and primordial entities. It serves as a bible, and the contents of the book have been copied and sold much like the bible. Unlike these copies, however, the original Enclosed Instruction Book possesses unimaginable amounts of power within its binding and pages, and [[Fat Mario]] is the chosen wielder of it. He only uses it when absolutely necessary, [[M. Bison|of course]]. |
| − | *The Book of [[Koridai]]: This book | + | *The Book of [[Koridai]]: This book possesses blank pages, and its power lies in its ability to suck up evil entities like [[Ganon]] and trap them within the pages. However, Ganon refers to the book as [[The Pit]], suggesting that the book doesn't trap them, but instead outright kills them. It currently lies in a shrine in Koridai, waiting for Ganon to try anything evil. |
*???: The mysterious third book is unknown, lost to the annals of time. It is rumored to have similar properites to the Book of Koridai. It is also rumored that [[I.M. Meen|someone]] located the book, and magically modified it for their own purposes. | *???: The mysterious third book is unknown, lost to the annals of time. It is rumored to have similar properites to the Book of Koridai. It is also rumored that [[I.M. Meen|someone]] located the book, and magically modified it for their own purposes. | ||
Revision as of 15:49, 14 June 2009
The Book Trilogy is a series of three sacred books that originate from the beginning of time. Each one serves a different purpose, and all possess bizarre properties.
The Books
- The Enclosed Instruction Book (Full Article): This was the first, and most significant. The pages of the book describe the creation of the universe, Uctions, Anti-Uctions, and primordial entities. It serves as a bible, and the contents of the book have been copied and sold much like the bible. Unlike these copies, however, the original Enclosed Instruction Book possesses unimaginable amounts of power within its binding and pages, and Fat Mario is the chosen wielder of it. He only uses it when absolutely necessary, of course.
- The Book of Koridai: This book possesses blank pages, and its power lies in its ability to suck up evil entities like Ganon and trap them within the pages. However, Ganon refers to the book as The Pit, suggesting that the book doesn't trap them, but instead outright kills them. It currently lies in a shrine in Koridai, waiting for Ganon to try anything evil.
- ???: The mysterious third book is unknown, lost to the annals of time. It is rumored to have similar properites to the Book of Koridai. It is also rumored that someone located the book, and magically modified it for their own purposes.
