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** Well, actually, {{spoiler|there was a mole. Said mole was a mole against the entire remaining staff and saved your life by declaring you rogue and thus forcing you to fight the agency and Halbech.}}
* In ''[[Dark Star One]]'', {{spoiler|Robert}} give Kayron his father's eponymous ship and sends him on his quest. In the end, he turns out to be Kayron's father's killer.
* In ''[[AsurasAsura's Wrath]]'', {{spoiler|the Golden Spider}} offers Asura cryptic advice several times in the game {{spoiler|while he is in Naraku}} to aid him in his battle against the Deities. {{spoiler|The Spider is actually the [[Bigger Bad]] behind the rise of the Gohma (and consequently the Deities' villainy as well) which was apparently a test of the Deities' worthiness to wield Mantra, and he's only aiding Asura because he wants to claim Mithra as his vessel.}}
* Luigi has [[Hero of Another Story|an offscreen adventure]] in ''[[Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door (Video Game)|Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door]]'' where he collects the pieces of The Marvelous Compass to rescue Princess Eclair under Minister Crêpe's guidence. {{spoiler|Minister Crêpe reveals himself to be an [[Evil Chancellor]] who set up the princess's kidnapping to [[MacGuffin Delivery Service|make Luigi rebuild the compass]] for his own nefarious purposes.}}
 
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