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'''Overlook Tower''' is a location in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]'', a tall tower located atop [[Overlook Mountain]]. The red [[streamer]] is found here. Additionally, the [[Colored Pencils]] is fought here. The tower cannot be accessed right away, as it atop a large pile of dirt. Upon clearing the [[Earth Vellumental Temple]] and unlocking the abilities of the [[Earth Vellumental]], [[Mario]] must return here and use the Magic Circle in front of the tower to unleash the Vellumental Power, causing [[Olivia]] to transform and dance it out, effectively clearing away the dirt and lowering the tower, allowing them entrance. | |||
'''Overlook Tower''' is a location in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]'', a tall tower located atop [[Overlook Mountain]]. The red [[streamer]] is found here. [[Colored Pencils]] is fought | |||
Overlook Tower consists of five floors, out of which four are served by an elevator: | Overlook Tower consists of five floors, out of which four are served by an elevator: | ||
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==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
To the left of the tower is a sign that can be | To the left of the tower is a sign that can be hammered to reveal a Toad crumpled and stuck behind it. Entering the tower does not reveal a pretty sight - there are broken stairs, drawings on the wall, and a large hole in the floor. Mario must first fill up the [[Not-Bottomless Hole]] with confetti, revealing a drawing of [[King Olly]]. Doing so clears a path to the elevator, where he must push the button to open the doors and free a [[Toad (species)|Blue Toad]]. If Mario attempts to leave the tower from this point, two giant pencils will block the doorway. A few other Toads can be found here - there is a red Toad disguised as an envelope in the rack - Mario can hit it a few times to get him out. There are three different Toads rolled up in the wastepaper basket. There are three Blue Toads folded up and on display at the front. Finally, there is a Red Toad disguised as a flag banner on the wall next to the banana portrait. | ||
The stairs are blocked by a hole, so Mario and Olivia have no choice but to use the elevator. However, just before they reach the fourth floor, three large colored pencils stab the walls of the elevator, trapping them. Mario has to hammer the colored pencils out of the elevator, causing it to drop all the way down to the 1st floor, destroying the elevator. However, there are now origami [[Goomba]]s on the first floor Mario can defeat to get just enough confetti to fill in the hole at the bottom of the stairs, allowing him to reach the second floor. | The stairs are blocked by a hole, so Mario and Olivia have no choice but to use the elevator. However, just before they reach the fourth floor, three large colored pencils stab the walls of the elevator, trapping them. Mario has to hammer the colored pencils out of the elevator, causing it to drop all the way down to the 1st floor, destroying the elevator. However, there are now origami [[Goomba]]s on the first floor Mario can defeat to get just enough confetti to fill in the hole at the bottom of the stairs, allowing him to reach the second floor. | ||
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The second floor is a restaurant-style floor - Mario should start by heading to the left, where a Blue Toad can be seen taped high up on the wall. These stairs are also blocked by a Not-Bottomless Hole, and require more confetti to repair. The [[Chef Kinopio|chef]] overhears Mario and Olivia talking about this and asks them to fix the problem at his restaurant. To the right is a messy, empty cafe area. Mario and Olivia can sit down at one of the tables to have a short meal, restoring their [[Heart Point|HP]]. Mario can also open the drawer in the southeast corner to reveal a Blue Toad who retreats to the corner. Mario must now enter the kitchen, which is also quite messy and empty, save for a Red Toad disguised as a mushroom on the scale and another Red Toad stuck in a drawer next to the fridge. Finally, there is a Yellow Toad disguised as a fried egg in the frying pan. There is also a crumpled up Toad near the plates and bowls on one of the shelves. Mario must open the fridge and tip over the box to reveal several origami [[Mini Goomba]]s, who hide in the kitchen and dining area. Mario must find and hammer all of the Mini Goombas, which are hiding in places such as under menus and behind carts, to clear up the restaurant. | The second floor is a restaurant-style floor - Mario should start by heading to the left, where a Blue Toad can be seen taped high up on the wall. These stairs are also blocked by a Not-Bottomless Hole, and require more confetti to repair. The [[Chef Kinopio|chef]] overhears Mario and Olivia talking about this and asks them to fix the problem at his restaurant. To the right is a messy, empty cafe area. Mario and Olivia can sit down at one of the tables to have a short meal, restoring their [[Heart Point|HP]]. Mario can also open the drawer in the southeast corner to reveal a Blue Toad who retreats to the corner. Mario must now enter the kitchen, which is also quite messy and empty, save for a Red Toad disguised as a mushroom on the scale and another Red Toad stuck in a drawer next to the fridge. Finally, there is a Yellow Toad disguised as a fried egg in the frying pan. There is also a crumpled up Toad near the plates and bowls on one of the shelves. Mario must open the fridge and tip over the box to reveal several origami [[Mini Goomba]]s, who hide in the kitchen and dining area. Mario must find and hammer all of the Mini Goombas, which are hiding in places such as under menus and behind carts, to clear up the restaurant. | ||
Mario can then talk to the chef, who awards him with a bag of confetti, allowing him to repair the second floor stairs. These stairs lead to a trapdoor on the third floor. Mario must circle around until he reaches the gate and try to push it open. When it does not budge, colored pencil | Mario can then talk to the chef, who awards him with a bag of confetti, allowing him to repair the second floor stairs. These stairs lead to a trapdoor on the third floor. Mario must circle around until he reaches the gate and try to push it open. When it does not budge, colored pencil rockets start appearing. They circle around the area, pushing down the trapdoor to prevent escape. Mario must wait until the pencil missiles start directly targeting him and run to the right side of the tower. A crack can be seen in one of the hedges, and must be blown up to get to the tower. Here, Mario must push a button to lower the ladder and dodge a huge missile barrage while waiting for the ladder to fully extend before getting to the 4th floor. | ||
[[File:PMTOK Colored Pencils. | [[File:PMTOK Colored Pencils.png|thumb|left|Colored Pencils (The Missile Maestro), boss of Overlook tower and guardian of the red streamer]] | ||
Here, there is a [[Save Block]] and a panicked Toad next to the broken elevator. Mario must climb the steps to reach the top of the tower, where he finds a spool for the red streamer. Olivia asks him to try to jump to knock it off. When this is not successful, | Here, there is a [[Save Block]] and a panicked Toad next to the broken elevator. Mario must climb the steps to reach the top of the tower, where he finds a spool for the red streamer. Olivia asks him to try to jump to knock it off. When this is not successful, [[Colored Pencils]] appears and introduces himself as a minion of King Olly. After defeating the Colored Pencils, all of his artwork disappears from the surfaces and a [[Magic Circle]] appears, allowing Mario to use the [[1,000-Fold Arms]] arms to destroy the red streamer's spool. | ||
There are a few more Toads that can be found at the tower. At the top of the tower, to the right of where the red streamer was, there is a telescope Mario can peer into, revealing the face of a Toad. Mario can hammer into the lens of the telescope to free him. Mario can also hammer the bottom of what appears to be the blue colored pencil wedged in the right side of the elevator shaft at the top floor, revealing it is actually a disguised Toad. | There are a few more Toads that can be found at the tower. At the top of the tower, to the right of where the red streamer was, there is a telescope Mario can peer into, revealing the face of a Toad. Mario can hammer into the lens of the telescope to free him. Mario can also hammer the bottom of what appears to be the blue colored pencil wedged in the right side of the elevator shaft at the top floor, revealing it is actually a disguised Toad. | ||
After | After rescuing a Toad who operates the Toad Tram, the damage done to the elevator and the third floor is repaired, and two Collectible Treasures can be collected: Chef's TRULY WILD Special (No. 28) from the chef in the kitchen on the second floor and Overlook Tower itself (No. 29) from the cafe owner on the third floor. | ||
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==Profile== | ==Profile== | ||
*'''Collectible Treasure No. 29:''' "''A tall tower on the top of Overlook Mountain, famous for its gift shoppe and "million-coin" nighttime view.''" | *'''Collectible Treasure No. 29:''' "''A tall tower on the top of Overlook Mountain, famous for its gift shoppe and "million-coin" nighttime view.''" | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|JapM=Overlook Tower | |JapM=Overlook Tower | ||
|Spa=Torre Bellavista | |Spa=Torre Bellavista | ||
|SpaM= | |SpaM= | ||
| | |Fra=Tour Belvédère | ||
| | |FraM=Viewpoint Tower | ||
|Ger=Panoramaturm | |Ger=Panoramaturm | ||
|GerM=Panorama Tower | |GerM=Panorama Tower | ||
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|ChiR=Guānjǐng Tǎ | |ChiR=Guānjǐng Tǎ | ||
|ChiM=Overlook Tower | |ChiM=Overlook Tower | ||
|Kor= | |Kor= | ||
|KorR= | |KorR= | ||
|KorM= | |KorM= | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
OverlookTowerPMTOK.png|Olivia as the Earth Vellumental lowering the dirt | |||
PMTOK credits image 3.png|Goombas and Toads feasting at the Overlook Tower café during the credits | |||
PMTOK credits image 3.png|Goombas and Toads feasting | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The four elevator lights share the same appearance and colors with the player LED lights on [[Nintendo Switch]] controllers. | *The four elevator lights share the same appearance and colors with the player LED lights on [[Nintendo Switch]] controllers. | ||
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[[Category:Towers]] | [[Category:Towers]] | ||
[[Category:Paper Mario: The Origami King | [[Category:Paper Mario: The Origami King Places]] | ||
