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** Though in the books that's explained as the lights being in the blue/violet range because that's the color that Elites' eyes were adapted to.

* Count Bleck's Castle in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' is [[Deliberately Monochrome|completely black]], with only the walls, floor and other features [http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/778606/images/8-1/034.jpg bordered with white lines].

** In the original ''[[Paper Mario (franchise)|Paper Mario]]'', the two main rooms of Peach's Castle are a lot darker when under Bowser's control; this [[Stealth Based Mission|works out to Peach's benefit]]. Most of the side rooms are still well-lit, though.

** In the original ''[[Paper Mario (franchise)|Paper Mario]]'', the two main rooms of Peach's Castle are a lot darker when under Bowser's control; this [[Stealth-Based Mission|works out to Peach's benefit]]. Most of the side rooms are still well-lit, though.

** In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', when you reach the room where the Shadow Queen appears, the plethora of candles go out, and a darker flame appears on each.

* Taken to an extreme in ''[[Metal Gear]]: Ghost Babel''; a spinoff for the [[Game Boy Color]]. The villain Marionette Owl [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?|can see well in dark areas]].

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