Color Changer of 1000 (EntityTopic, 24)
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He does not seem to serve any actual purpose in the game other than being a [[tvtropes:MrExposition|Mr. Exposition]], telling you that Puyo of the same color will stick to the enemy's [[protector]]s (whatever that means), how to change the colors of Puyo at a Color Change Spring, and that each color represents an element as follows: | He does not seem to serve any actual purpose in the game other than being a [[tvtropes:MrExposition|Mr. Exposition]], telling you that Puyo of the same color will stick to the enemy's [[protector]]s (whatever that means), how to change the colors of Puyo at a Color Change Spring, and that each color represents an element as follows: | ||
| - | *[[Blue]]: [[Water]] | + | *[[Blue]]: [[Water element|Water]] |
| - | *[[Red]]: [[Fire]] | + | *[[Red]]: [[Fire element|Fire]] |
| - | *[[Yellow]]: [[Thunder]] | + | *[[Yellow]]: [[Electric element|Thunder]] |
| - | *[[Green]]: [[Wind]] | + | *[[Green]]: [[Wind element|Wind]] |
| - | *[[Purple]]: [[Light]] | + | *[[Purple]]: [[Holy element|Light]] |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
[[Log:Puyo Wars Translation#Red Color Change Spring]] | [[Log:Puyo Wars Translation#Red Color Change Spring]] | ||
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The Color Changer of 1000 is a character who appears in Puyo Wars. He has a long-bearded puyo for a head and wears some kinda robes. He also holds another puyo of the same color in his right hand, with a torch in his left.
He appears at the Color Change Springs, which come in five different colors, corresponding to the colors of puyo. Presumably, the color of his head and held puyo would match the color of the spring where he appears.
He does not seem to serve any actual purpose in the game other than being a Mr. Exposition, telling you that Puyo of the same color will stick to the enemy's protectors (whatever that means), how to change the colors of Puyo at a Color Change Spring, and that each color represents an element as follows:
