Partrick

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Partrick
Partrick as he appears within the Course Maker in Super Mario Maker 2.
First appearance Super Mario Maker 2 (2019)
“All right. I'm gonna make something good!”
Partrick, Super Mario Maker 2
Mario talking to Partrick.
Partrick as he appears in the game's Story Mode

Partrick is a character appearing in Super Mario Maker 2. He is a living Brick Block who appears in the Course Maker as well as in the game's Story Mode. His name is a pun on the male name "Patrick" and "part", due to him being the symbol for course parts in Course Maker. His physical apperance is that of a flat Brick Block with eyes and stick legs.

In Course Maker, he is seen in the top left corner beside Soundfrog. Partrick represents course parts while Soundfrog represents sound effects. The player can switch between course parts and sounds by touching this icon.

In Story Mode, if the player completes Mr. Eraser's first job, he erases blocks covering a nearby red Warp Pipe. After the pipe is opened, Mario can enter it to find three Brick Blocks, one of which is actually Partrick. After Partrick is hit, he reveals himself and offers the player three different jobs: House of ! Blocks, Darkness Ahead, Darkness Below, and High atop Thwomp Tower. Once his first job is completed, Partrick adds a ? Block to the second floor of Peach's Castle. After his second job is completed, Partrick causes a Hidden Block to appear over a red flower. The block contains a vine which leads to Soundfrog. Completing Partrick's third and final course unlocks the Partrick Shirt.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese パーツ君[?]
Pātsu-kun
Mr. Parts
Chinese 零件小子[?]
Língjiàn Xiǎozi
Part Guy
Dutch Stein[?] A homophonic pun between steen ("stone") and "Stijn" (Dutch male given name)
French M. Élément[?] Mr. Element
German Mauritius[?] Pun on Mauer ("brick wall") and "Mauritius" (English given name)
Italian Mattonello[?] Diminutive of mattone ("brick")
Russian Кирпичик[?]
Kirpichik
Diminutive of кирпич (kirpich, "brick")
Spanish Muroberto[?] Pun on muro ("wall") and the male given mame "Roberto"