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'''Boat panels''' (also capitalized as '''Boat Panels''') are objects that appear in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. They are square-shaped wooden dock-like structures with an imprint depicting a compass rose surrounding a paper boat, and are always placed at the edge of bodies of water. At the start of the game, [[Mario]] cannot interact with boat panels, but once he is "cursed" by the [[ | '''Boat panels''' (also capitalized as '''Boat Panels''') are objects that appear in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. They are square-shaped wooden dock-like structures with an imprint depicting a compass rose surrounding a paper boat, and are always placed at the edge of bodies of water. At the start of the game, [[Mario]] cannot interact with boat panels, but once he is "cursed" by the [[Black Chest Demon]] in [[Pirate's Grotto]], they glow yellow when Mario steps on them, signaling that the player can press {{button|gcn|Y}} to have Mario transform into [[Boat Mode]]. Mario must also return to a boat panel, the same as the one that transformed him or otherwise, in order to exit Boat Mode. They appear in [[Rogueport]], [[Rogueport Underground]], Pirate's Grotto, and the [[Palace of Shadow]]. | ||
Boat panels have a close counterpart in [[plane panel]]s, which allow Mario to transform into [[Plane Mode]] and similarly glow yellow if Mario stands on them after receiving their associated transformation. They also closely resemble the [[wooden dock]]s that appear in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' in both appearance and function, being square wooden platforms that allow Mario to safely cross large bodies of water. | Boat panels have a close counterpart in [[plane panel]]s, which allow Mario to transform into [[Plane Mode]] and similarly glow yellow if Mario stands on them after receiving their associated transformation. They also closely resemble the [[wooden dock]]s that appear in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' in both appearance and function, being square wooden platforms that allow Mario to safely cross large bodies of water. | ||
