bendy and the ink machine chapter 5 locked doors

I bet you'll like Petalburg more than you used to once you get back from YOUR adventure, Koops! I'm doing great, drinking fresh springwater, picking wildflowers, polishing my shell.this town seemed so boring ten years ago, but I see the world differently now. I'm just amazed.I had no idea a machine like this could be used to send messages! Technology! Wow! It is received along with the RDM Registration e-mail. This e-mail is received when Mario passes Petalburg after visiting Kroop in Chapter 1.

Whenever an email to Mario comes from an anonymous sender, such as Jolene (who signs her emails as 'X') or Grubba (who anonymously sends Mario threatening e-mails), the ringtone is the Ice Land theme from Super Mario Bros. If Mario receives an e-mail from Peach, it rings with the title theme from Super Mario World.

Whenever Mario receives e-mails from somebody, the Mailbox SP rings, usually with the theme from Super Mario World that plays during the cutscene where Mario destroys a castle after defeating one of the Koopalings. Mario receives e-mails from Jolene, Princess Peach, and various other people throughout the game, mostly from people who Mario has helped in the Trouble Center, as well as the RDM. The Mailbox SP visually resembles a Game Boy Advance SP and is used to receive e-mails. It is available from the beginning of the game. The Mailbox SP is a device Mario has in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. “That's a new Mailbox SP, isn't it? Wow, neat! Did you get some mail?” - Koops, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door ( 2004) 'A device for receiving e-mail! Press to check your mail.'

Bendy and the ink machine chapter 5 locked doors