The trend for remastering old games is in full swing right now, but Nintendo fans are pining for a remake which has not yet been announced. Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door is the much-loved 2004 sequel to Paper Mario, yet it’s one of the few Nintendo games which has not yet seen a remaster or digital release of some sort. Now Twitter is trying to change that with the #remasterthousandyeardoor campaign.

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One of the most vocal campaigners is a YouTuber by the name of Arlo. He’s put a huge amount of time and effort into his mission to bring the beloved role-playing game to the Switch. He begins with a video in which he discusses the idea of a remaster and if it would be possible.

In the video, Arlo refers not only to his own feelings about the franchise, but also to an old interview with Risa Tabata - a developer on Paper Mario: Color Splash. When asked about the possibility of a Thousand Year Door Remaster, she apparently said that Nintendo would consider it if fans were vocal enough.

Now Arlo is rallying fans to the cause, even creating a petition, which has currently gathered over 16,000 signatures.

As of today, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is 15 years old. Such a creative interpretation of the Mario universe between its fun characters, creative new locations it took us to, and timeless art style. I just wish it got more official recognition for all it did. pic.twitter.com/wGBKDC9Bkq

— Chuggaaconroy (@chuggaaconroy) July 22, 2019

Arlo’s campaign began when he saw a post from fellow YouTuber Chuggaaconroy, reminiscing about the 15 year anniversary of the game.

The events have combined to create an influx of Tweets under #RemasterThousandYearDoor and fans are sharing how much the game means to them.

Twitter user Hamster Girl declares it a firm favorite in the entire Mario franchise.

#RemasterThousandYearDoor PLEASE it is one of my all time favorite Mario games, I've already played it twice but I would love to play it a third time because I'm so engulfed in its story.

— *•.¸♡ HᴀᴍꜱᴛᴇʀGɪʀʟ ♡¸.•* (@hgthehamster) July 30, 2019

Meanwhile Bill Borbe says he would “100% buy” the title, a sentiment echoed by many others.

Just saying @NintendoAmerica I would 100% buy a remastered version of Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door or Paper Mario 64 #RemasterThousandYearDoor

— Bill Borbe (@BorbeBill) July 30, 2019

Love for the game has even convinced one user, who calls themselves A BillionBees, to actually use Twitter to get behind the cause.

#RemasterThousandYearDoor I never used my twitter account ever but this one thing convinced me to use it to make a difference if a very small one. I really hope that we can all make a difference and we get what we want from Nintendo

— ABillionBees (@Memzvirus27) July 30, 2019

Naturally, where there is a campaign, there are also GIFs and memes. User Ferris Wheel has commemorated the death of the series, which they attribute to the Color Splash announcement, with this creative effort.

Made this when Color Splash was announced #RemasterThousandYearDoor pic.twitter.com/HNlfISjYps

— Ferris Wheel (@ferriswheelable) July 30, 2019

There are also photos of fans' copies of the original Gamecube game, as well as a large number of pleas and mockups of a remaster for the Switch, including this from Pescatarian Papi, which sums up the thoughts of Paper Mario fans perfectly.

#RemasterThousandYearDoor and take all my money pic.twitter.com/A4IJ8yOyTz

— Pescatarian Papi (@malcolmflexed) July 30, 2019

The campaign was started a few days ago, and is beginning to gather momentum - with tweets currently being almost continually added to the hashtag. It remains to be seen if Nintendo will listen, but fans are certainly being more vocal than ever. Here’s hoping we can see Vivian and Doopliss again sooner rather than later!

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