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The way fire is handled is changed in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' and its [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|remake]] in several ways. The [[Fire Shield]] badge has been removed, with its effect being fused with the [[Ice Power]] badge instead, which now gives Mario a +1 bonus in both attack and defense against fire-basedΒ enemies, namely [[Ember]]s, [[Lava Bubble]]s, and [[Phantom Ember]]s, on top of the fireproof Jump attacks. These specific enemies are now healed by the amount of damage they were supposed to receive from a fire attack instead of being immune to them. [[Buzzy Beetle]]s and their variants are now immune to fire in all circumstances, even after being flipped. In the remake, attacking enemies that are immune to fire with this element displays a special icon denoting their immunity. Invincible enemies, such as [[The Iron Adonis Twins]], [[Grodus]] with a [[Grodus X|shield]], or the [[Shadow Queen]] at the start of her second phase, are also redundantly immune to fire. | The way fire is handled is changed in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' and its [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|remake]] in several ways. The [[Fire Shield]] badge has been removed, with its effect being fused with the [[Ice Power]] badge instead, which now gives Mario a +1 bonus in both attack and defense against fire-basedΒ enemies, namely [[Ember]]s, [[Lava Bubble]]s, and [[Phantom Ember]]s, on top of the fireproof Jump attacks. These specific enemies are now healed by the amount of damage they were supposed to receive from a fire attack instead of being immune to them. [[Buzzy Beetle]]s and their variants are now immune to fire in all circumstances, even after being flipped. In the remake, attacking enemies that are immune to fire with this element displays a special icon denoting their immunity. Invincible enemies, such as [[The Iron Adonis Twins]], [[Grodus]] with a [[Grodus X|shield]], or the [[Shadow Queen]] at the start of her second phase, are also redundantly immune to fire. | ||
Attacks with the fire element in this game include the [[Fire Flower]] item, [[Vivian]]'s [[Fiery Jinx]], and Mario's [[Fire Drive]] if the associated badge is equipped. The game also introduces the [[burn]] status effect: any attack with the fire element can inflict the burn status to its target, which will inflict 1 [[Piercing attack|piercing]] fire damage to them at the end of each turn for a set number of turns | Attacks with the fire element in this game include the [[Fire Flower]] item, [[Vivian]]'s [[Fiery Jinx]], and Mario's [[Fire Drive]] if the associated badge is equipped. The game also introduces the [[burn]] status effect: any attack with the fire element can inflict the burn status to its target, which will inflict 1 [[Piercing attack|piercing]] fire damage to them at the end of each turn for a set number of turns. This also includes Vivian's [[Shade Fist]], which is not a fire attack, but specifically a normal attack which inflicts burn on the target. Attacking a burning target with an [[Ice (element)|ice]]-based attack or any move inflicting the [[frozen]] status effect will cure it of the burn status; conversely, fire attacks and burn-inflicting moves will cure any frozen target. The stage nozzle hazard can deal 1 fire damage to one side of the [[Stage (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|stage]] as one of its random effect if they are knocked down. | ||
[[Bulky Bob-omb]]s and [[Bob-ulk]]s hit with any fire attack or burn status effect will immediately detonate, dealing [[Explosion (element)|explosion]] damage to all characters on the stage, enemies and allies alike. [[Dry Bones]] and their [[Red Bones]] and [[Dark Bones]] variants will be permanently removed from the fight if they are defeated with a fire attack, or if their corpse receives fire damage before they resurrect. Non-fire enemies with fire attacks include [[Fire Bro]] and [[Grodus]], though the former is still weak to the ice element. Other enemies such as [[Hooktail]], [[Bowser]], and Vivian as a member of the [[Three Shadows]], have attacks that are cosmetically fire-related, but cannot inflict the burn status. | [[Bulky Bob-omb]]s and [[Bob-ulk]]s hit with any fire attack or burn status effect will immediately detonate, dealing [[Explosion (element)|explosion]] damage to all characters on the stage, enemies and allies alike. [[Dry Bones]] and their [[Red Bones]] and [[Dark Bones]] variants will be permanently removed from the fight if they are defeated with a fire attack, or if their corpse receives fire damage before they resurrect. Non-fire enemies with fire attacks include [[Fire Bro]] and [[Grodus]], though the former is still weak to the ice element. Other enemies such as [[Hooktail]], [[Bowser]], and Vivian as a member of the [[Three Shadows]], have attacks that are cosmetically fire-related, but cannot inflict the burn status. | ||
