Editing Battle Card (Paper Mario: Color Splash)

{{italic title|Battle Card (''Paper Mario: Color Splash'')}}

[[File:PMCS Mario Cards.png|thumb|right|Mario holding a set of '''Battle Cards'''.]]

{{Quote|Whatever...We've got cards, we've got paint...YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO, MARIO!|Huey|Paper Mario: Color Splash}}

'''Battle Cards''' are important elements in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. They succeeded [[Sticker (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)|Sticker]]s from the game's [[Paper Mario: Sticker Star|predecessor]] and serve as [[Mario]]'s main method of attacking, and as such there are a wide variety of cards to attack with. Mario can buy cards from [[Prisma Cardware]].

 

*'''Thing''' - These are obtained by finding things in the world and squeezing them into cards. They can then be used to deal big damage to enemies, solve a puzzle outside of battle, and weaken the [[Koopalings|Koopaling]] bosses with specific thing cards.

|[[File:WOHammerCard.png|110px]][[File:WOHammer5Card.png|110px]][[File:HammerCard.png|110px]][[File:BigHammerCard.png|110px]][[File:HugeHammerCard.png|110px]]|From left to right: a Worn-Out Hammer Card, a Worn-Out Hammer ×5 Card, a Hammer Card, a Big Hammer Card, a Huge Hammer Card.|size=550

There are 60 Basic Cards in the game pertaining to four categories: Worn-Out Basic Cards have a striped background with fine colored stripes on a white background, Normal Basic Cards have a checkered background with colored squares on a white background, Big Basic Cards have a checkered background with bigger colored squares on a background of a lighter color, Mega or Huge Basic Cards have a striped radial background in which a striped colored slice is alternated with a striped slice of a lighter color, the stripes themselves alternating a stripe of a lighter color with a stripe of a more saturated color. There are also cards that allow to obtain the same effect up to five times, depending on the number of items in the card.

|Worn-Out Jump{{anchor|Worn-Out Jump}}

|Worn-Out Jump ×3{{anchor|Worn-Out Jump ×3}}

|Worn-Out Jump ×5{{anchor|Worn-Out Jump ×5}}

|[[Jump]]{{anchor|Jump}}

|[[Ruddy Road]]

|Jump ×2{{anchor|Jump ×2}}

|Jump ×3{{anchor|Jump ×3}}

|Big Jump{{anchor|Big Jump}}

|Big Jump ×2{{anchor|Big Jump ×2}}

|Huge Jump{{anchor|Huge Jump}}

|Line Jump{{anchor|Line Jump}}

|Big Line Jump{{anchor|Big Line Jump}}

|Huge Line Jump{{anchor|Huge Line Jump}}

|Hopslipper{{anchor|Hopslipper}}

|Hopslipper ×2{{anchor|Hopslipper ×2}}

|Hopslipper ×3{{anchor|Hopslipper ×3}}

|Big Hopslipper{{anchor|Big Hopslipper}}

|Huge Hopslipper{{anchor|Huge Hopslipper}}

|Iron Jump{{anchor|Iron Jump}}

|Iron Jump ×2{{anchor|Iron Jump ×2}}

|Iron Jump ×3{{anchor|Iron Jump ×3}}

|Big Iron Jump{{anchor|Big Iron Jump}}

|Huge Iron Jump{{anchor|Huge Iron Jump}}

|Spin Jump{{anchor|Spin Jump}}

|[[Marmalade Valley]]

|Big Spin Jump{{anchor|Big Spin Jump}}

|Worn-Out Hammer{{anchor|Worn-Out Hammer}}

|Worn-Out Hammer ×3{{anchor|Worn-Out Hammer ×3}}

|Worn-Out Hammer ×5{{anchor|Worn-Out Hammer ×5}}

|[[Ruddy Road]]

|Hammer ×2{{anchor|Hammer ×2}}

|Hammer ×3{{anchor|Hammer ×3}}

|Big Hammer{{anchor|Big Hammer}}

|[[File:BigHammer2Card.png‎|55px]]

|Big Hammer ×2{{anchor|Big Hammer ×2}}

|[[File:HugeHammerCard.png‎|55px]]

|Huge Hammer{{anchor|Huge Hammer}}

|[[Black Bowser's Castle]] after beating the game

|KO Hammer{{anchor|KO Hammer}}

|Big KO Hammer{{anchor|BIg KO Hammer}}

|Huge KO Hammer{{anchor|Huge KO Hammer}}

|[[Green Energy Plant]]

|Eekhammer{{anchor|Eekhammer}}

|Eekhammer ×2{{anchor|Eekhammer ×2}}

|Eekhammer ×3{{anchor|Eekhammer ×3}}

|Big Eekhammer{{anchor|Big Eekhammer}}

|Big Eekhammer ×2{{anchor|Big Eekhammer ×2}}

|Huge Eekhammer{{anchor|Huge Eekhammer}}

|[[Green Energy Plant]]

|Hurlhammer{{anchor|Hurlhammer}}

|Hurlhammer ×2{{anchor|Hurlhammer ×2}}

|Hurlhammer ×3{{anchor|Hurlhammer ×3}}

|Big Hurlhammer {{anchor|Big Hurlhammer}}

|Huge Hurlhammer{{anchor|Huge Hurlhammer}}

|[[Black Bowser's Castle]] after beating the game

|Blazehammer{{anchor|Blazehammer}}

|Fire Flower{{anchor|Fire Flower}}

|Big Fire Flower{{anchor|Big Fire Flower}}

|Ice Flower{{anchor|Ice Flower}}

|Big Ice Flower{{anchor|Big Ice Flower}}

|POW Block{{anchor|POW Block}}

|Mushroom{{anchor|Mushroom}}

|Big Mushroom{{anchor|Big Mushroom}}

|Mega Mushroom{{anchor|Mega Mushroom}}

|[[Emerald Circus]]

|1-Up Mushroom{{anchor|1-Up Mushroom}}

|Refills your paint reserves. Plus it's just fun to look at.

|[[Emerald Circus]]

|Tail{{anchor|Tail}}

|Spike Helmet{{anchor|Spike Helmet}}

|Frog Suit{{anchor|Frog Suit}}

!colspan="6"|*<small>When there are two prices, the upper one is that of the unpainted card, and the lower one is that of the painted card.</small>

There are seventy Enemy Cards in the game, and most of them are occasionally dropped by enemies. The [[Kamek]] and [[Koopalings|Koopaling]] Cards can be obtained by beating the [[Rock Paper Wizard]] in [[Super Roshambo]], and the [[Black Bowser's Castle]] Card is obtained after Mario defeats [[Black Bowser|Bowser]].  When Mario uses an Enemy Card, the enemy that is pictured on the card is summoned. The summoned enemy attacks the enemies that are in battle with Mario, and it also takes hits for Mario. The enemy continues to help Mario until it is defeated or the battle is won. Only one enemy can be summoned at a time, and summoning another causes the first one to run away. If an Enemy Card is used against a boss, the enemy runs away.

|[[The Crimson Tower]], [[Sunglow Ridge]], [[Mondo Woods]], [[Sacred Forest]]

|[[Mustard Café]], [[Sacred Forest]]

|[[Cherry Lake]], [[Bloo Bay Beach]], [[Green Energy Plant]]

|[[Bloo Bay Beach]]

|[[Kiwano Temple]]

|[[Marmalade Valley]], [[Vortex Island]], [[Lighthouse Island]], [[Fortune Island]]

|[[Bowser's Castle|Black Bowser's Castle]]{{anchor|Black Bowser's Castle}}

Only one of each Thing Card can be carried at a time. However Replica Cards, which are less powerful versions of Thing Cards, can have multiple copies in a deck. A Replica Card has an effect similar to the Thing Cards they are replicating with the exception of a transparent "REPLICA" [[wikipedia:Digital_watermarking|watermark]] added in front of the animation and the card, as well as doing less damage. During the battles against the Koopalings, if a Replica of the mandatory Thing Cards is used, the Koopaling will nullify its effect, forcing the player to use the actual mandatory Thing Cards instead. Replica Cards cannot be used outside of battle as well.

|Fire Extinguisher{{anchor|Fire Extinguisher}}

|Fan{{anchor|Fan}}

|Plunger{{anchor|Plunger}}

|Lemon{{anchor|Lemon}}

|Cat-o-Luck{{anchor|Cat-o-Luck}}

|Piggy Bank{{anchor|Piggy Bank}}

|Bone{{anchor|Bone}}

|Bottle Opener{{anchor|Bottle Opener}}

|Ice Pick{{anchor|Ice Pick}}

|Balloons{{anchor|Balloons}}

|Teapot{{anchor|Teapot}}

|Turnip{{anchor|Turnip}}

|[[Sacred Forest|Sacred Forest Entrance]]  

|Instant Camera{{anchor|Instant Camera}}

|Basin{{anchor|Basin}}

|An extremely heavy bathing aid. Dropping this on and enemy's head might just knock it out.

|Battery{{anchor|Battery}}

|Compass{{anchor|Compass}}

|Cork{{anchor|Cork}}

|Washing Machine{{anchor|Washing Machine}}{{footnote|main|3}}

|Parallel vortex in [[Vortex Island]]

|Lightbulb{{anchor|Lightbulb}}

|Salt and Pepper{{anchor|Salt and Pepper}}

|Charcoal Grill{{anchor|Charcoal Grill}}

|Megaphone{{anchor|Megaphone}}

|Hair Dryer{{anchor|Hair Dryer}}

|Magnifying Glass{{anchor|Magnifying Glass}}

|Claw Hammer{{anchor|Claw Hammer}}

|Recorder{{anchor|Recorder}}