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'''''Paper Mario: The Origami King''''' is | '''''Paper Mario: The Origami King''''' is the sixth installment in the ''[[Paper Mario (series)|Paper Mario]]'' series, released on the [[Nintendo Switch]] worldwide on July 17, 2020. The game follows [[Mario]] opposing an evil army of origami characters known as [[Folded Soldiers]], ruled by the Origami King, [[King Olly]]; which have taken over the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]. | ||
The game follows the gameplay style of its two predecessors, ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'', and ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. As in these previous entries, role-playing elements are deemphasized in favor of action-adventure mechanics, which focus on exploration and puzzle-solving in individual areas rather than emphasizing character growth over the entire game. Also like the previous games, ''Paper Mario: The Origami King'' is focused around an aspect of arts and crafts. Whilst ''Paper Mario: Sticker Star'' had a focus on stickers and ''Paper Mario: Color Splash'' had a focus on paint, ''Paper Mario: The Origami King'' is focused around {{wp|origami}}. Similarly, the game's environments graphically resemble crafts, and many of the game's bosses are based around some kind of crafting tool. Unlike the entries directly before, however, ''Paper Mario: The Origami King'' has levels that are directly connected rather than being segregated through a level select screen, similar to the first two games in the series. Similar to ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' and ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', Bowser is not the primary antagonist in exchange for an original villain. ''Paper Mario: The Origami King'' does not feature a battle system which uses finite items for combat, as it instead uses an original ring-based system which uses puzzle-solving instead of strategy. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
===Prologue=== | ===Prologue=== | ||
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===Red streamer=== | ===Red streamer=== | ||
[[File:PMTOK Paper Macho Goomba Eating House.png|thumb|200px| | [[File:PMTOK Paper Macho Goomba Eating House.png|thumb|200px|Mario and Olivia watch a Paper Macho Goomba eat a house]] | ||
Mario and Olivia land in [[Whispering Woods]] and notice that Olly moved Peach's Castle. They set out to | Mario and Olivia land in [[Whispering Woods]] and notice that Olly moved Peach's Castle. They set out to destroy the five streamers, find Luigi, and defeat Olly. Eventually, they get back to the abandoned Toad Town, now being destroyed by [[Paper Macho Goomba]]s. After defeating the Goombas and finding some Toad Town citizens, they go to search the remains of Peach's Castle and find Luigi. He quickly sets off to find the key to Peach's Castle. | ||
Following the red streamer, Mario and Olivia travel to [[Picnic Road]]. They find the door to the [[Earth Vellumental Temple]], which is locked due to four of the five [[Shell Stone]]s required to open it being stolen by Folded Soldiers. They rescue the stones and return them to the door, giving them access to the turtle-like god known as the [[Earth Vellumental]]. However, the Vellumental had been folded into origami, forcing Mario to fight it. Upon defeating, Olivia gains the ability to transform into the Vellumental and manipulate earth, allowing Mario and her to access [[Overlook Tower]], where the source of the red streamer lies. At the top of the tower, the duo confronts [[Colored Pencils]], one of Olly's generals. After defeating the boss, Mario | Following the red streamer, Mario and Olivia travel to [[Picnic Road]]. They find the door to the [[Earth Vellumental Temple]], which is locked due to four of the five [[Shell Stone]]s required to open it being stolen by Folded Soldiers. They rescue the stones and return them to the door, giving them access to the turtle-like god known as the [[Earth Vellumental]]. However, the Vellumental had been folded into origami, forcing Mario to fight it. Upon defeating, Olivia gains the ability to transform into the Vellumental and manipulate earth, allowing Mario and her to access [[Overlook Tower]], where the source of the red streamer lies. At the top of the tower, the duo confronts [[Colored Pencils]], one of Olly's generals. After defeating the boss, Mario destroys the red streamer. | ||
===Blue streamer=== | ===Blue streamer=== | ||
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Mario and Olivia next follow the blue streamer and take a tram station to [[Autumn Mountain]]. On the tram, they meet [[Bob-omb (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Bob-omb]], a happy-go-lucky amnesiac, whom Olivia nicknames Bobby. He tags along with them as they travel to the [[Water Vellumental Shrine]]. Upon defeating the origami [[Water Vellumental]], Olivia gains the ability to fold into the Vellumental and create water. She uses this power to refill a dry lake and the [[Eddy River]], which the trio travel down to reach [[Shogun Studios]], a popular theme park. | Mario and Olivia next follow the blue streamer and take a tram station to [[Autumn Mountain]]. On the tram, they meet [[Bob-omb (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Bob-omb]], a happy-go-lucky amnesiac, whom Olivia nicknames Bobby. He tags along with them as they travel to the [[Water Vellumental Shrine]]. Upon defeating the origami [[Water Vellumental]], Olivia gains the ability to fold into the Vellumental and create water. She uses this power to refill a dry lake and the [[Eddy River]], which the trio travel down to reach [[Shogun Studios]], a popular theme park. | ||
Mario, Olivia, and Bob-omb enter the park, finding it almost entirely deserted. They are tasked with finding the park's master key to rescue the park staff, who are trapped in the high castle tower. After traveling through the whole park, they rescue Luigi in the employee area of the [[Ninja Attraction]], who found the master key, mistaking it for the key to Peach's Castle. The trio unlocks the tower gates and enter [[Big Sho' Theatre]]. After participating in three performances, they face off against [[Rubber Band]], another one of Olly's | Mario, Olivia, and Bob-omb enter the park, finding it almost entirely deserted. They are tasked with finding the park's master key to rescue the park staff, who are trapped in the high castle tower. After traveling through the whole park, they rescue Luigi in the employee area of the [[Ninja Attraction]], who found the master key, mistaking it for the key to Peach's Castle. The trio unlocks the tower gates and enter [[Big Sho' Theatre]]. After participating in three performances, they face off against [[Rubber Band]], another one of Olly's general. After defeating Rubber Band, Mario destroys the blue streamer, saving the park and bringing them closer to saving Peach's Castle. The park celebrates with a fireworks ceremony, which jogs Bob-omb's memories. | ||
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===Yellow streamer=== | ===Yellow streamer=== | ||
[[File:PMTOK Gooper Blooper.png|thumb|Mario and Bob-omb confront the Paper Macho Gooper Blooper]] | [[File:PMTOK Gooper Blooper.png|thumb|Mario and Bob-omb confront the Paper Macho Gooper Blooper]] | ||
Mario, Olivia, and Bob-omb continue down the Eddy River, no longer blocked by the blue streamer, to [[Sweetpaper Valley]]. They are | Mario, Olivia, and Bob-omb continue down the Eddy River, no longer blocked by the blue streamer, to [[Sweetpaper Valley]]. They are ambushed by Olly and Olivia gets crushed by a massive boulder. Bob-omb recalls a way to save Olivia and takes Mario to [[the Great Sea]]. They sail out to a deserted cruise ship known as [[the Princess Peach]]. The duo find the suite Bob-omb originally stayed in. The lockbox inside, which Bob-omb was looking for, is snatched by Paper Macho [[Gooper Blooper]], which Mario fights off at the deck of the ship. Retrieving the lockbox, the duo return to Sweetpaper Valley, where Bob-omb reveals the lockbox contains his late friend's fuse. He uses the fuse to blow himself up, destroying the boulder and freeing Olivia. Olivia runs off, distraught by Bob-omb's sacrifice, and is only cheered up by Mario donning a [[Goomba Mask]] after the suggestion of Bob-omb's ghost. | ||
[[File:PMTOK Faceless Toads.png|thumb|left|Mario dancing with the faceless Toads]] | [[File:PMTOK Faceless Toads.png|thumb|left|Mario dancing with the faceless Toads]] | ||
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===Purple streamer=== | ===Purple streamer=== | ||
[[File:PMTOK Sea Tower entrance.png|thumb|Mario arrives at the [[Sea Tower]]]] | [[File:PMTOK Sea Tower entrance.png|thumb|Mario arrives at the [[Sea Tower]]]] | ||
Returning the Toad Town, Mario and Olivia find Captain T. Ode, who reclaims ownership of his own submarine. The sub is attached to Sea Captain Toad's ship, and T. Ode, Mario, and Olivia head out into the Great Sea. After clearing the thick fog that covers the sea, they discover the source of the purple streamer at the [[Sea Tower]], but are unable to enter without the three orbs located in [[ | Returning the Toad Town, Mario and Olivia find Captain T. Ode, who reclaims ownership of his own submarine. The sub is attached to Sea Captain Toad's ship, and T. Ode, Mario, and Olivia head out into the Great Sea. After clearing the thick fog that covers the sea, they discover the source of the purple streamer at the [[Sea Tower]], but are unable to enter without the three orbs located in [[Diamond Island]]. They travel between many islands, eventually meeting up with Luigi on [[Mushroom Island]], who holds the key to Diamond Island. The brothers decide to find the island's resident and free the [[Origami Craftsman]] from the walls of his workshop. The craftsman reveals he created King Olly for the Origami Festival using the forbidden Fold of Life. Olly turned on his creator and set out to fold the world in his image, using the Origami Craftsman's notes to fold Olivia. The craftsman shares a set of notes with Olivia before she head back to the ship with Mario. | ||
Mario and Olivia use the key Luigi obtained to access the submerged Diamond Island, where three temples stand, housing the Trials of Power, Wisdom, and Courage; and the nearby [[Ice Vellumental Mountain]]. The duo must travel up the mountain and defeat the [[Ice Vellumental]] at its peak. After defeating the final Vellumental, Olivia gains the ability to fold into it and utilize its ice powers to access the Trials of Wisdom and Courage. After completing all three trials, Mario and Olivia turn to the Sea Tower and climb up to its peak. At the top, they face off against [[Tape (boss)|Tape]], and upon the stationery's defeat, Mario destroys the purple streamer. | Mario and Olivia use the key Luigi obtained to access the submerged Diamond Island, where three temples stand, housing the Trials of Power, Wisdom, and Courage; and the nearby [[Ice Vellumental Mountain]]. The duo must travel up the mountain and defeat the [[Ice Vellumental]] at its peak. After defeating the final Vellumental, Olivia gains the ability to fold into it and utilize its ice powers to access the Trials of Wisdom and Courage. After completing all three trials, Mario and Olivia turn to the Sea Tower and climb up to its peak. At the top, they face off against [[Tape (boss)|Tape]], and upon the stationery's defeat, Mario destroys the purple streamer. | ||
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Bowser mobilizes his army, along with Mario and Olivia, onto a new [[airship]], which they use to travel to Peach's Castle. However, they are intercepted by the [[Paper Plane Squadron]], and one large jet dives into the airship, causing the ship to crash into Hotfoot Crater. Mario, Olivia, Kamek, and Bowser Jr. are chased up the volcano by a horde of Paper Macho Goombas, with Kamek and Bowser Jr. staying behind to keep back the horde. Mario and Olivia meet up with Bowser, and the three use the airship cannon to launch to the ground outside of Peach's Castle. Luigi meets up with them, who inadvertently had the key to the castle lodged in his kart's tailpipe. Inside, the group is greeted by Origami Peach, before Olly refolds Peach's Castle into Origami Castle. | Bowser mobilizes his army, along with Mario and Olivia, onto a new [[airship]], which they use to travel to Peach's Castle. However, they are intercepted by the [[Paper Plane Squadron]], and one large jet dives into the airship, causing the ship to crash into Hotfoot Crater. Mario, Olivia, Kamek, and Bowser Jr. are chased up the volcano by a horde of Paper Macho Goombas, with Kamek and Bowser Jr. staying behind to keep back the horde. Mario and Olivia meet up with Bowser, and the three use the airship cannon to launch to the ground outside of Peach's Castle. Luigi meets up with them, who inadvertently had the key to the castle lodged in his kart's tailpipe. Inside, the group is greeted by Origami Peach, before Olly refolds Peach's Castle into Origami Castle. | ||
Mario, Olivia, and Bowser travel through the newly folded castle and eventually reach Olly, who summons the [[Stapler (boss)|Stapler]]. After defeating the final Legion of Stationary | Mario, Olivia, and Bowser travel through the newly-folded castle and eventually reach Olly, who summons the [[Stapler (boss)|Stapler]]. After defeating the final Legion of Stationary, Bowser finally manages to unfold himself. After a pep talk from Bowser to raise Olivia's spirits, the trio confront King Olly in his throne room. Inside, they attempt to reason with Olly, before realizing Peach has been folded into the rear wall of the throne room. Olly reveals his grudge against Toads originates from a scribble the Origami Craftsman left, which Olly believes was left carelessly. He has already folded 999 origami cranes, and intends to use Mario to create the final crane, which will grant him his wish to turn every Toad into blank scraps. Olly engages in battle against Mario and Olivia, using his own versions of the Vellumentals. After being defeated by Olivia's Vellumentals, Olly folds himself into a large sumo wrestler, which Olivia counteracts by folding Bowser into a giant origami sumo wrestler. Mario assists Bowser in knocking Olly off the platform, but Olly rises again as a giant version of his normal self, his rage turning into a poisonous gas. Olivia summons a massive Magic Circle, which when completed, transforms Olivia into the design given to her by the Origami Craftsman: a giant hammer, defeating Olly for good. | ||
In Olly's final moments, Olivia discovers the scribble on him and reveals it was actually a hopeful message that he become a good king. Repentant, Olly entrusts his 999 cranes to Olivia and allows her to use his body as the final one. Luigi, Kamek, and Bowser Jr. arrive with the Origami | In Olly's final moments, Olivia discovers the scribble on him and reveals it was actually a hopeful message that he become a good king. Repentant, Olly entrusts his 999 cranes to Olivia and allows her to use his body as the final one. Luigi, Kamek, and Bowser Jr. arrive with the Origami Craftsmen who instructs Olivia on how to make a paper crane. She then wishes to undo all the origami her brother folded, including herself. The thousand cranes grant her wish and carry Peach's Castle back to its proper place in Toad Town. Everyone lands outside the castle along with a restored Princess Peach, and realize that Olivia is absent. | ||
[[File:PMTOK Thank You.jpg|thumb|Everyone prepares to release paper lanterns to give thanks to all the origami.]] | [[File:PMTOK Thank You.jpg|thumb|Everyone prepares to release paper lanterns to give thanks to all the origami.]] | ||
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In the settings menu, there is an option to control certain aspects of the game with motion controls or entirely with the controller buttons. This applies to the 1,000-Fold Arms, [[fishing spot|fishing]], and the [[Super Marino]]. Three settings are locked with four question marks. They are unlocked by going to the [[Battle Lab]]. The first unlockable setting offers hints for battles with the [[Puzzle Solver]], the second adds time to each battle's clock with the [[Timer Extender]], and the third lets the player control the amount added. | In the settings menu, there is an option to control certain aspects of the game with motion controls or entirely with the controller buttons. This applies to the 1,000-Fold Arms, [[fishing spot|fishing]], and the [[Super Marino]]. Three settings are locked with four question marks. They are unlocked by going to the [[Battle Lab]]. The first unlockable setting offers hints for battles with the [[Puzzle Solver]], the second adds time to each battle's clock with the [[Timer Extender]], and the third lets the player control the amount added. | ||
===Controls=== | ===Controls=== | ||
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|Check Notes | |Check Notes<br>or<br>Open Sea Chart* | ||
|{{button|switch|L}} | |{{button|switch|L}} | ||
( {{button|switch|R}} ) | |||
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|Toss Confetti | |Toss Confetti | ||
|{{button|switch| | |{{button|switch|ZR}} | ||
( {{button|switch|ZL}} ) | |||
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|Help | |Help | ||
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|{{button|switch|LEFTSTICK}} | |{{button|switch|LEFTSTICK}} | ||
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|Dig | |Dig*<br>or<br>Dive Underwater* | ||
|{{button|switch|PAD|200x}} | |{{button|switch|PAD|200x}} | ||
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|{{button|switch|Y}} | |{{button|switch|Y}} | ||
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|colspan="2"style="text-align:center|* Can only be used in certain areas | |||
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|- | |- | ||
|Switch | |Switch Between Rotate and Slide<br> or <br>Switch Between Weapons and Items | ||
|{{button|switch|L}} / {{button|switch|R}} | |{{button|switch|L}} / {{button|switch|R}} | ||
( {{button|switch|ZL}} / {{button|switch|ZR}} ) | |||
|- | |- | ||
|Help | |Help | ||
|{{button|switch|MINUS}} | |{{button|switch|MINUS}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Buy Time | |Buy Time<br>or<br>Change Gear | ||
|{{button|switch|PLUS}} | |{{button|switch|PLUS}} | ||
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===Mario's stats=== | ===Mario's stats=== | ||
<!--Find Origami King | <!--Find Origami King HUD Icon--> | ||
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====Stats after each streamer==== | ====Stats after each streamer==== | ||
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!width=22%|Streamer<br>destroyed | !width=22%|Streamer<br>destroyed | ||
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===Allies=== | ===Allies=== | ||
====Battle==== | ====Battle==== | ||
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===Supporting=== | ===Supporting=== | ||
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====Toads==== | ====Toads==== | ||
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===[[Folded Soldiers]]=== | ===[[Folded Soldiers]]=== | ||
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*'''Red streamer''' | *'''Red streamer''' | ||
**[[Goomba]] | **[[Goomba]] | ||
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**[[Koopa Troopa]] | **[[Koopa Troopa]] | ||
**[[Mechakoopa]] | **[[Mechakoopa]] | ||
|style="vertical-align:top;width:180px"| | |style="vertical-align:top; width:180px"| | ||
*'''Blue streamer''' | *'''Blue streamer''' | ||
**[[Spiny]] | **[[Spiny]] | ||
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**[[Scaredy Rat]] | **[[Scaredy Rat]] | ||
**[[Mechakoopa]] | **[[Mechakoopa]] | ||
|style="vertical-align:top;width:180px"| | |style="vertical-align:top; width:180px"| | ||
*'''Yellow streamer''' | *'''Yellow streamer''' | ||
**Goomba | **Goomba | ||
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**[[Shoe Goomba]] | **[[Shoe Goomba]] | ||
**Mechakoopa | **Mechakoopa | ||
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*'''Purple streamer''' | *'''Purple streamer''' | ||
**Goomba | **Goomba | ||
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**[[Sledge Bro]] | **[[Sledge Bro]] | ||
**Mechakoopa | **Mechakoopa | ||
|style="vertical-align:top;width:180px"| | |style="vertical-align:top; width:180px"| | ||
*'''Green streamer''' | *'''Green streamer''' | ||
**Goomba | **Goomba | ||
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**[[Big Cutout Soldier]] | **[[Big Cutout Soldier]] | ||
**[[Li'l Cutout Soldier]] | **[[Li'l Cutout Soldier]] | ||
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*'''Origami Castle''' | *'''Origami Castle''' | ||
**Goomba | **Goomba | ||
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**Sumo Bro | **Sumo Bro | ||
**Mechakoopa | **Mechakoopa | ||
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===[[Paper Macho Soldier]]s=== | ===[[Paper Macho Soldier]]s=== | ||
*[[Paper Macho Goomba]] | *[[Paper Macho Goomba]] | ||
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===Bosses=== | ===Bosses=== | ||
====Vellumentals==== | ====Vellumentals==== | ||
The [[Vellumentals]] are a group of four | The [[Vellumentals]] are a group of four mid-bosses. After defeating one, it releases a [[Bibliofold]] that Olivia reads to learn how to fold herself into the Vellumental. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Ice Vellumental.png|200px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Ice Vellumental.png|200px]] | ||
|[[Ice Vellumental]] | |[[Ice Vellumental]] | ||
|A giant polar bear with large claws similar to the {{wp|White Tiger (mythology)|White Tiger}}. It resides in the [[Ice Vellumental Mountain]] on [[ | |A giant polar bear with large claws similar to the {{wp|White Tiger (mythology)|White Tiger}}. It resides in the [[Ice Vellumental Mountain]] on [[Diamond Island]]. It can freeze panels on the arena and make them unusable, only thawing with the Fire Vellumental's power or through sliding them. When it is low on health, the Ice Vellumental uses its Ice Maze ability, creating slush on the board and forcing Mario to navigate it to reach the 1,000-Fold Arms panel. | ||
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====Legion of Stationery==== | ====Legion of Stationery==== | ||
The [[Legion of Stationery]] are sentient tools. They guard the ends of each [[streamer]] | The [[Legion of Stationery]] are sentient tools. They guard the ends of each [[streamer]], besides Stapler. Notably, each member of the Legion of Stationery has a color representing the streamer they guard, such as [[Colored Pencils]] guarding the red streamer spool and having a red lid. | ||
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====Other==== | ====Other==== | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Boss Sumo Bro appears.png|200px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Boss Sumo Bro appears.png|200px]] | ||
|[[Boss Sumo Bro]] | |[[Boss Sumo Bro]] | ||
|Boss Sumo Bro guards [[Bowser's Castle]] and is fought in [[Shangri-Spa]] | |Boss Sumo Bro guards [[Bowser's Castle]] and is fought in [[Shangri-Spa]]. It fights alongside six [[Sumo Bro]]s.: four who have stolen panels on the arena and two who ride on thunderclouds. When Mario defeats the four Sumo Bros., the Boss Sumo Bro and the other two thundercloud Sumo Bros. drop down onto the arena and charge a thunder attack. They can be defeated with the Earth and Fire Vellumental powers. | ||
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|[[File:Handaconda.png|200px]] | |[[File:Handaconda.png|200px]] | ||
|[[Handaconda]] | |[[Handaconda]] | ||
|Handaconda is a black, cutout hand that is fought in Bowser's Castle | |Handaconda is a black, cutout hand that is fought in Bowser's Castle. It harms Mario when jumped on, and can only be attacked while in the second and third rows of rings. Mid-battle, Handaconda transforms panels into Rock-Paper-Scissors icons. When Mario wins the match, he uses a rush attack on Handaconda to damage it. | ||
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|[[File:PMOK King Olly Final Form.png|200px]] | |[[File:PMOK King Olly Final Form.png|200px]] | ||
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==Obstacles== | ==Obstacles== | ||
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|Obstacles found in [[Chestnut Valley]], often rolling down hills. | |Obstacles found in [[Chestnut Valley]], often rolling down hills. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:Nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|{{conjectural|Driftwood}} | |{{conjectural|Driftwood}} | ||
|Obstacles found in Eddy River that cause Mario to take damage if he steers the boat into one. | |Obstacles found in Eddy River that cause Mario to take damage if he steers the boat into one. | ||
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|Found in the [[Trial of Wisdom]] if Mario chooses the wrong answer. | |Found in the [[Trial of Wisdom]] if Mario chooses the wrong answer. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:Nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|{{conjectural|Rotating bridge}} | |{{conjectural|Rotating bridge}} | ||
|A bridge that rotates, causing Mario to fall. They are spun by [[Sumo Bro]]s in [[Origami Castle]]. | |A bridge that rotates, causing Mario to fall. They are spun by [[Sumo Bro]]s in [[Origami Castle]]. | ||
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|<center>-</center> | |<center>-</center> | ||
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|<center>'''[[Shroom City (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Shroom City]]/Snif City'''<br><br>A desert town | |<center>'''[[Shroom City (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Shroom City]]/Snif City'''<br><br>A desert town occupied by [[Snifit]]s with an oasis and a large hotel.</center> | ||
|<center>[[File:PMTOK Snif City.png|250px]]</center> | |<center>[[File:PMTOK Snif City.png|250px]]</center> | ||
|<center>-</center> | |<center>-</center> | ||
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|<center>-</center> | |<center>-</center> | ||
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|<center>'''[[ | |<center>'''[[Diamond Island]]'''<br><br>A secret underwater island with three trials.</center> | ||
|<center>[[File:PMTOK Diamond Island.jpg|250px]]</center> | |<center>[[File:PMTOK Diamond Island.jpg|250px]]</center> | ||
|<center>-</center> | |<center>-</center> | ||
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===Battle items=== | ===Battle items=== | ||
*[[File:Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[ | *[[File:Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Fire_Flower#Paper_Mario_series|Fire Flower]]: An item that allows Mario to throw [[fireball]]s and attack a row of enemies. | ||
**[[File:Shiny Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Fire Flower]] | **[[File:Shiny Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Fire Flower]] | ||
*[[File:Ice Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[ | *[[File:Ice Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Ice_Flower#Paper_Mario_series|Ice Flower]]: An item that allows Mario to throw [[Ice Ball|ice ball]]s to attack a row of enemies. | ||
**[[File:Shiny Ice Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Ice Flower]] | **[[File:Shiny Ice Flower PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Ice Flower]] | ||
*[[File:Tail PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Tail]]: An attack that deals damage in a 2x2 area. | *[[File:Tail PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Tail]]: An attack that deals damage in a 2x2 area. | ||
**[[File:Shiny Tail PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Tail]] | **[[File:Shiny Tail PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Tail]] | ||
*[[File:POW Block PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[ | *[[File:POW Block PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[POW_Block#Paper_Mario_series|POW Block]]: Deals damage to the entire board and stuns enemies. Mario can only hold three POW Blocks at a time. | ||
*[[File:Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Mushroom# | *[[File:Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Mushroom#Paper_Mario_series|Mushroom]]: An item that heals HP. This can be used on the overworld. | ||
**[[File:Shiny Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Mushroom]] | **[[File:Shiny Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Shiny Mushroom]] | ||
**[[File:Flashy Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Flashy Mushroom]] | **[[File:Flashy Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[Flashy Mushroom]] | ||
*[[File:1-Up Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[1- | *[[File:1-Up Mushroom PMTOK icon.png|15px]] [[1-Up_Mushroom#Paper_Mario_series|1-Up Mushroom]]: Automatically and fully restores Mario's HP if he dies in battle. Only one can be carried at a time. | ||
===Shop items=== | ===Shop items=== | ||
Certain items can be bought in bundles in shops, for a cheaper price than buying them individually. | Certain items can be bought in bundles in shops, for a cheaper price than buying them individually. | ||
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|[[File:Shiny Mushroom 3-Pack PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | |[[File:Shiny Mushroom 3-Pack PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | ||
|[[Shiny Mushroom 3-Pack]] | |[[Shiny Mushroom 3-Pack]] | ||
|Three [[Shiny Mushroom]]s. Available in the [[Shroom City (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Shroom City]] shop and from a Toad statue on [[ | |Three [[Shiny Mushroom]]s. Available in the [[Shroom City (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Shroom City]] shop and from a Toad statue on [[Diamond Island]]. | ||
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|[[File:Fire Flower Set PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | |[[File:Fire Flower Set PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | ||
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===Overworld equipment=== | ===Overworld equipment=== | ||
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===Accessories=== | ===Accessories=== | ||
Accessories are sold through the [[Fun, Funky, and Functional]] chain, found throughout the world in places such as [[Picnic Road]] and [[Bonehead Island]]. To activate their effect, Mario must equip them first. The Heart Plus, Guard Plus, and Time Plus have three variants of increasing effectiveness, but Mario can only equip one variant of each. The six other accessories have their own group, and Mario can only equip two from this group. After a certain point in the game, all accessories will be sold at an 80% discount. | Accessories are sold through the [[Fun, Funky, and Functional]] chain, found throughout the world in places such as [[Picnic Road]] and [[Bonehead Island]]. To activate their effect, Mario must equip them first. The Heart Plus, Guard Plus, and Time Plus have three variants of increasing effectiveness, but Mario can only equip one variant of each. The six other accessories have their own group, and Mario can only equip two from this group. After a certain point in the game, all accessories will be sold at an 80% discount. | ||
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===Overworld collectibles and objects=== | ===Overworld collectibles and objects=== | ||
{{ | {{more images|section=y|A few objects still missing images}} | ||
{{rewrite-expand|section=y|More descriptive descriptions; missing non-hazardous objects like the various [[Magic Circle]]s}} | {{rewrite-expand|section=y|More descriptive descriptions; missing non-hazardous objects like the various [[Magic Circle]]s}} | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Bag of Confetti.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Bag of Confetti.png|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Bag of Confetti.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Bag of Confetti.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Bag of Confetti]] | |[[Bag of Confetti]] | ||
|A bag filled with | |A bag filled with Confetti that can be collected to completely refill Mario's confetti supply. | ||
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|[[File:PMOK Mario Confetti.png|128px]] | |[[File:PMOK Mario Confetti.png|128px]] | ||
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|[[File:CoinPMTOK.png|128px]] | |[[File:CoinPMTOK.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Coin]] | |[[Coin]] | ||
|Coins are found on the overworld, obtained from Not-Bottomless Holes, located in ? Blocks | |Coins are found on the overworld, obtained from Not-Bottomless Holes, and located in ? Blocks. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK 10 Coin.jpg|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK 10 Coin.jpg|128px]] | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Coin Bag leaf icon.png|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Coin Bag leaf icon.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Coin Bag]] | |[[Coin Bag]] | ||
|A bag of coins that | |A bag of coins that are worth 1000 coins. | ||
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|[[File:Hint Envelope PMTOK.png|128px]] | |[[File:Hint Envelope PMTOK.png|128px]] | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Small Heart.jpg|64px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Medium Heart.jpg|64px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Large Heart.jpg|64px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Small Heart.jpg|64px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Medium Heart.jpg|64px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Large Heart.jpg|64px]] | ||
|[[Heart (item)|Healing Heart]] | |[[Heart (item)|Healing Heart]] | ||
| | |Small hearts that appear both on the overworld and in boss battles, restoring Mario's HP. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK MAX UP Heart.jpg|64px]] | |[[File:PMTOK MAX UP Heart.jpg|64px]] | ||
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|Hearts that increase Mario's max HP by five, ten, or twenty. | |Hearts that increase Mario's max HP by five, ten, or twenty. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK | |[[File:PMTOK Origami Super Star Artwork.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Super Star]] | |[[Super Star]] | ||
|A rare item that makes Mario | |A rare item that makes Mario invincible, allowing him to safely walk through spikes and defeat enemies upon contact. | ||
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!colspan=3 style="background:#74A5ED;"|'''Trigger objects''' | !colspan=3 style="background:#74A5ED;"|'''Trigger objects''' | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Magic Circle art close-up.png|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Magic Circle art close-up.png|128px]] | ||
|[[1,000-Fold Arms]]<br>[[Magic Circle]] | |[[1,000-Fold Arms]]<br>[[Magic Circle]] | ||
|Patterns that allow Mario to use the 1,000-Fold Arms technique when stood on, assuming Olivia is nearby. These Magic Circles take the form of glowing triangles of light when contained by objects or enemies. In | |Patterns that allow Mario to use the 1,000-Fold Arms technique when stood on, assuming Olivia is nearby. These Magic Circles take the form of glowing triangles of light when contained by objects or enemies. In battles they may need to be activated by passing over an ON Panel. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|{{conjectural|Glowing spot}} | |{{conjectural|Glowing spot}} | ||
|A shining spot | |A shining spot where [[Professor Toad]] can dig, revealing coins, items, and treasure. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|{{conjectural|Memory-game leaf}} | |||
|A picture of an item on a leaf. Rewards Mario an item when matched. | |||
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|[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | |||
|{{conjectural|Memory-game tile}} | |{{conjectural|Memory-game tile}} | ||
|A picture of a Magic Circle on a tile. Rewards Mario a Magic Circle when matched. | |A picture of a Magic Circle on a tile. Rewards Mario a Magic Circle when matched. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Olly Tape.jpg|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Olly Tape.jpg|128px]] | ||
|{{conjectural|[[Olly Tape]]}} | |{{conjectural|[[Olly Tape]]}} | ||
|Tape with Olly's insignia, often opening shortcuts | |Tape with Olly's insignia, often opening shortcuts after being removed. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Vellumental]]<br>[[Magic Circle]] | |[[Vellumental]]<br>[[Magic Circle]] | ||
|Patterns that allow Mario to use the Vellumental technique when stood on, assuming Olivia is nearby. These Magic Circles take the form of glowing triangles of light when contained by objects or enemies. In battles they may need to be activated by passing over an ON Panel. | |Patterns that allow Mario to use the Vellumental technique when stood on, assuming Olivia is nearby. These Magic Circles take the form of glowing triangles of light when contained by objects or enemies. In battles they may need to be activated by passing over an ON Panel. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 74 (Submarine Marino).jpg|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 74 (Submarine Marino).jpg|128px]] | ||
|[[Super Marino]] | |[[Super Marino]] | ||
|A submarine piloted by [[Captain T. Ode]]. This sub transported guests to [[ | |A submarine piloted by [[Captain T. Ode]]. This sub transported guests to [[Diamond Island]], before T. Ode stole it. Later it becomes the main display at the [[Musée Champignon]]. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|{{conjectural|Temple teleporter}} | |{{conjectural|Temple teleporter}} | ||
|Warps Mario to a different area in the [[Trial of Power]], [[Trial of Courage]], and [[Trial of Wisdom]] temples. | |Warps Mario to a different area in the [[Trial of Power]], [[Trial of Courage]], and [[Trial of Wisdom]] temples. | ||
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!colspan=3 style="background:#74A5ED;"|'''Strikable objects''' | !colspan=3 style="background:#74A5ED;"|'''Strikable objects''' | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|60px]] | ||
|[[Barrel]] | |[[Barrel]] | ||
|Wooden barrels that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | |Wooden barrels that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. It contains coins or confetti. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|60px]] | ||
|Breakable block | |Breakable block | ||
|Blocks in the [[Water Vellumental Shrine]] that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | |Blocks in the [[Water Vellumental Shrine]] that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|60px]] | ||
|[[Crate]] | |[[Crate]] | ||
|Wooden crates that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | |Wooden crates that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. It contains coins and confetti. | ||
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|[[File:PMOK Bush.png|60px]][[File:PMTOK Flower pair 1.png|60px]] | |[[File:PMOK Bush.png|60px]][[File:PMTOK Flower pair 1.png|60px]] | ||
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|Objects that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]] to produce confetti. These vary from flowers to bushes to rocks. | |Objects that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]] to produce confetti. These vary from flowers to bushes to rocks. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|60px]] | ||
|Ice rock | |Ice rock | ||
|Rocks in the [[Ice Vellumental Mountain]] that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | |Rocks in the [[Ice Vellumental Mountain]] that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | ||
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|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|60px]] | ||
|[[Tree]] | |[[Tree]] | ||
|Trees that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]] to produce confetti. | |Trees that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]] to produce confetti. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|60px]] | ||
|Vase | |Vase | ||
|Ceramic vases that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. | |Ceramic vases that can be whacked with Mario's [[Hammer]]. It contains coins and confetti. | ||
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!colspan=3 style="background:#74A5ED;"|'''Blocks''' | !colspan=3 style="background:#74A5ED;"|'''Blocks''' | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Brick Block.jpg|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Brick Block.jpg|128px]] | ||
|[[Brick Block]] | |[[Brick Block]] | ||
|Common blocks that can be | |Common blocks that can be broke with either Mario hitting them with a hammer or jumping into them from below. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Empty Block]] | |[[Empty Block]] | ||
|A block that cannot be broken. When a ? Block is hit, it turns into an Empty Block. | |A block that cannot be broken. When a ? Block is hit, it turns into an Empty Block. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[File: | |[[File:nocoverart.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Hidden Block]] | |[[Hidden Block]] | ||
|? Blocks that are invisible. | |? Blocks that are invisible. A [[Hidden Block Alert]] or a [[Hidden Block Unhider]] can be used to find Hidden Blocks. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Save Block crop.png|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Save Block crop.png|128px]] | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK MarioFishing.png|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK MarioFishing.png|128px]] | ||
|[[Fishing spot|Fishing rod]] | |[[Fishing spot|Fishing rod]] | ||
|Tools found at the [[ | |Tools found at the [[Fishing spot]]s of [[Overlook Mountain]], [[Shogun Studios]], and [[Full Moon Island]]. Casting the line will allow Mario to catch fish, [[Bloopers]], and [[Collectible Treasure]]s. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 43 (Relaxing Bench).jpg|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 43 (Relaxing Bench).jpg|128px]] | ||
|[[Relaxing Bench]] | |[[Relaxing Bench]] | ||
|A | |A rbench where Mario can sit on to fully recover his HP. | ||
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|[[File:PMTOK Chest.png|128px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Chest (Gold).png|128px]] | |[[File:PMTOK Chest.png|128px]]<br>[[File:PMTOK Chest (Gold).png|128px]] | ||
|[[Treasure | |[[Treasure Chest]] | ||
|Chests that hold various rewards including [[ | |Chests that hold various rewards including [[Musée_Champignon#Treasure_Gallery|Collectible Treasures.]] Chests found in [[The Great Sea]] sparkle just like [[Coin]]s.<br>A golden-trim variant can be found throughout [[Shogun Studios]], which require either the [[Commoner Pass]] or [[Royalty Pass]] to unlock. | ||
|} | |} | ||
===Useful Items=== | ===Useful Items=== | ||
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|[[File:Diamond Key PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | |[[File:Diamond Key PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | ||
|[[Diamond Key]] | |[[Diamond Key]] | ||
|The key to [[ | |The key to [[Diamond Island]]. Luigi obtains it from [[Full Moon Island]] and gives it to Mario while on [[Mushroom Island]]. | ||
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|[[File:Faded Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | |[[File:Faded Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | ||
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|[[File:Space Warrior Mask PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | |[[File:Space Warrior Mask PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | ||
|[[Space Warrior Mask]] | |[[Space Warrior Mask]] | ||
|A mask in the Shogun Studios staff room, shaped like [[ | |A mask in the Shogun Studios staff room, shaped like [[Samus Aran]]'s helmet. | ||
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|[[File:Spring of Rainbows VIP PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | |[[File:Spring of Rainbows VIP PMTOK icon.png|50px]] | ||
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*Fixed an issue in Overlook Mountain in which the event of looking up at Overlook Tower would occasionally occur from the bottom of the hill. | *Fixed an issue in Overlook Mountain in which the event of looking up at Overlook Tower would occasionally occur from the bottom of the hill. | ||
</i></blockquote> | </i></blockquote> | ||
==Pre-release and unused content== | ==Pre-release and unused content== | ||
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[[File:PMTOK Color Splash Hammer.png|thumb|Sprites of the hammer from ''Paper Mario: Color Splash''|100px]] | [[File:PMTOK Color Splash Hammer.png|thumb|Sprites of the hammer from ''Paper Mario: Color Splash''|100px]] | ||
[[File:PMTOK Bossotronic unused (Fire Vellumental Cave).png|thumb|left|Mario in an unused rematch against the [[Paper Macho Shy Guy]]s with fire buckets.]] | [[File:PMTOK Bossotronic unused (Fire Vellumental Cave).png|thumb|left|Mario in an unused rematch against the [[Paper Macho Shy Guy]]s with fire buckets.]] | ||
Before entering Peach's Castle for the first time, the player was originally going to have a 360-degree view of the castle as well as some models of Princess Peach, which appear unused in the game's files with different hair and jewels on her crown.<ref> | Before entering Peach's Castle for the first time, the player was originally going to have a 360-degree view of the castle as well as some models of Princess Peach, which appear unused in the game's files with different hair and jewels on her crown.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8-kBSYafhs</ref> Some leftovers from ''Paper Mario: Color Splash'' in the game's code include Mario swinging his hammer, which is 2D, even though in the game it is 3D. The Monty Mole accessory vendor has unused walking animations.<ref>https://tcrf.net/Paper_Mario:_The_Origami_King</ref> Additionally, there are unused sprites for Captain T. Ode, as well as Bowser and Bowser Jr. inside the Koopa Clown Car. | ||
<tt>\data\map\maplink.elf.zst</tt> contains nodes linking to unused [[Battle Lab|Bossotronic]] rematches against all three [[Big Sho' Theater]] Paper Macho battles, the second wave of Paper Macho Shy Guys with buckets in the [[Fire Vellumental Cave]], and the [[Paper Macho Mummy Goomba]]s in the [[Temple of Shrooms]]. However, when activated the bosses do not appear as the links are unfinished. | <tt>\data\map\maplink.elf.zst</tt> contains nodes linking to unused [[Battle Lab|Bossotronic]] rematches against all three [[Big Sho' Theater]] Paper Macho battles, the second wave of Paper Macho Shy Guys with buckets in the [[Fire Vellumental Cave]], and the [[Paper Macho Mummy Goomba]]s in the [[Temple of Shrooms]]. However, when activated the bosses do not appear as the links are unfinished. | ||
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*''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'': When Mario grabs the top of the [[Goal Pole]] and slides down it for the first time at [[Picnic Road]], a [[Fireworks|firework]] shoots into the sky while an arrangement of the "course cleared" fanfare plays, similar to when the player clears a level with the timer's last digit at 1, 3, or 6 in this game. One of Colored Pencils' drawings is of Mario's death sprite from this game. | *''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'': When Mario grabs the top of the [[Goal Pole]] and slides down it for the first time at [[Picnic Road]], a [[Fireworks|firework]] shoots into the sky while an arrangement of the "course cleared" fanfare plays, similar to when the player clears a level with the timer's last digit at 1, 3, or 6 in this game. One of Colored Pencils' drawings is of Mario's death sprite from this game. | ||
*''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series: The three trials at Diamond Island are a reference to each of the three different parts of the Triforce. | *''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series: The three trials at Diamond Island are a reference to each of the three different parts of the Triforce. | ||
*''[[metroidwiki:Metroid (series)|Metroid]]'' series: A [[Space Warrior Mask|papier-mâché model]] of [[Samus]]'s helmet appears in the storeroom of Shogun Studios. | *''[[metroidwiki:Metroid (series)|Metroid]]'' series: A [[Space Warrior Mask|papier-mâché model]] of [[Samus Aran]]'s helmet appears in the storeroom of Shogun Studios. | ||
*''[[Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic]]'': When trying to recall the term "amnesia", Bob-omb mentions "Thinky Thinky Panic", a reference to this game's title. | *''[[Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic]]'': When trying to recall the term "amnesia", Bob-omb mentions "Thinky Thinky Panic", a reference to this game's title. | ||
*''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'': After Mario rescues Birdo in [[Big Sho' Theater]], she says that she has "Mario madness." The English cover for ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' features the subtitle "Mario Madness," and the game was Birdo's first appearance. Additionally, the Musée Champignon description for the [[Black Shy Guy]] states that it throws [[turnip]]-like objects, referencing the throwing mechanic from this game. | *''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'': After Mario rescues Birdo in [[Big Sho' Theater]], she says that she has "Mario madness." The English cover for ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' features the subtitle "Mario Madness," and the game was Birdo's first appearance. Additionally, the Musée Champignon description for the [[Black Shy Guy]] states that it throws [[turnip]]-like objects, referencing the throwing mechanic from this game. | ||
*''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'': Olivia mentions [[Angry Sun|the sun being angry]] in Scorching Sandpaper Desert. Portions of [[Chestnut Valley]]'s music are based on this game's athletic theme. | *''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'': Olivia mentions [[Angry Sun|the sun being angry]] in Scorching Sandpaper Desert. Portions of [[Chestnut Valley]]'s music are based on this game's athletic theme. | ||
*''[[Super Mario World]]'': The fireball and spin jump sounds are reused from this game. | *''[[Super Mario World]]'': The fireball and spin jump sounds are reused from this game. | ||
*''[[Super Mario 64]]'': An arrangement of "[[Inside the Castle Walls]]" plays when Mario and Luigi arrive at Peach's Castle in the opening. | *''[[Super Mario 64]]'': An arrangement of "[[Inside the Castle Walls]]" plays when Mario and Luigi arrive at Peach's Castle in the opening. | ||
*''[[Paper Mario]]'': Peach's castle's interior looks similar to the one used in this game, and Peach's design from this game appears as a photo. The moves [[Headbonk]] and [[Shell Shot]] are reused from this game. In addition, enemy Koopas may team up to perform a Tower Attack nearly identical to the one the [[Koopa Bros.]] can use, and enemy Paratroopas can use a Dive Kick similar to [[Parakarry]]'s. | *''[[Paper Mario]]'': Peach's castle's interior looks similar to the one used in this game, and Peach's design from this game appears as a photo. The moves [[Headbonk]] and [[Shell Shot]] are reused from this game. In addition, enemy Koopas may team up to perform a Tower Attack nearly identical to the one the [[Koopa Bros.]] can use, and enemy Paratroopas can use a Dive Kick similar to [[Parakarry]]'s. | ||
*''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'': [[The Great Sea]] is an overall reference to this game's main setting. The way that Mario navigates the Great Sea is a reference to this game's main navigation mechanic. A few islands in the Great Sea are references to a few islands from this game; [[Heart Island]] is a reference to each of the Fairy Islands, [[Scuffle Island]] is a reference to Star Island since both islands require the player to fight multiple enemies to earn a special item, and Crescent Moon Island (before it becomes [[Full Moon Island]]) is a reference to this game's Crescent Moon Island respectively. Mario having to collect the three orbs to enter the [[Sea Tower]] is a reference to how Link has to collect the three pearls to be able to enter the Tower of the Gods. | *''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'': [[The Great Sea]] is an overall reference to this game's main setting. The way that Mario navigates the Great Sea is a reference to this game's main navigation mechanic. A few islands in the Great Sea are references to a few islands from this game; [[Heart Island]] is a reference to each of the Fairy Islands, [[Scuffle Island]] is a reference to Star Island since both islands require the player to fight multiple enemies to earn a special item, and Crescent Moon Island (before it becomes [[Full Moon Island]]) is a reference to this game's Crescent Moon Island respectively. Mario having to collect the three orbs to enter the [[Sea Tower]] is a reference to how Link has to collect the three pearls to be able to enter the Tower of the Gods. | ||
*''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'': Peach's design from this game appears as a photo. Additionally, when Mario and Bob-omb interact with the steering wheel on [[the Princess Peach]], the latter mentions that he dreams of being an admiral someday, in reference to [[Admiral Bobbery]]. | *''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'': Peach's design from this game appears as a photo. Additionally, when Mario and Bob-omb interact with the steering wheel on [[the Princess Peach]], the latter mentions that he dreams of being an admiral someday, in reference to [[Admiral Bobbery]]. | ||
*''[[Super Paper Mario]]'': Peach appears in a photo with her parasol and a background resembling [[Lineland]]. Some of the [[Sammer's Kingdom]]'s OST is incorporated into the music for Shogun Studios. | *''[[Super Paper Mario]]'': Peach appears in a photo with her parasol and a background resembling [[Lineland]]. Some of the [[Sammer's Kingdom]]'s OST is incorporated into the music for Shogun Studios. | ||
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*''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'': Some of the voice clips are recycled from this game. The [[Goomba Mask]] returns from this game. Luigi's running pose and Peach's floating pose in the ending are based on their respective animations from this game. | *''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'': Some of the voice clips are recycled from this game. The [[Goomba Mask]] returns from this game. Luigi's running pose and Peach's floating pose in the ending are based on their respective animations from this game. | ||
*''[[Mario Kart 8]]'': Like in ''Paper Mario: Color Splash'', Luigi drives a [[Standard Kart]] resembling the ones in this game. | *''[[Mario Kart 8]]'': Like in ''Paper Mario: Color Splash'', Luigi drives a [[Standard Kart]] resembling the ones in this game. | ||
*''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'': ''The Origami King'' runs on a very similar graphical engine to ''Color Splash''. The paint-coated graphic effect is used when a Toad aboard the Princess Peach is covered in ink. Mario can again hammer characters to temporarily crumple them. Princess Peach's design from that game also appears as a photo in the game. The [[Rescue Squad]]s return in the [[Battle Lab]]. [[The Emerald Circus]] and the [[Violet Passage captain]]'s pirate ship appear in paintings in [[Overlook Tower]]. When Captain T. Ode introduces himself after being thawed out by Olivia in her Fire Vellumental form, the [[Fortune Island]] music is reused, lacking the intro and bell quips of the tune. Additionally, steaks identical to the one fought in [[Tangerino Grill]] are found when T. Ode is freed. [[Bonehead Island]] looks very similar to Fortune Island, and includes multiple design similarities. The music on Bonehead Island is very similar to the Violet Passage theme. When the player completes Bonehead Island, a realistic fan that has the same appearance as the Fan Thing from this game (which actually originated from ''Sticker Star'') emerges from the sea and blows the mist away, similar to the scene when the Fan is being used in Violet Passage to get the ship to set sail. A [[Shy Guy]] with a straw similar to a [[Slurp Guy]] appears in the Tranquil Pipes Teahouse and gives Mario his straw. The [[Spring of Rainbows]] bears a resemblance to [[Prisma Fountain]], although in a more papercraft-like appearance. The way [[Bowser Jr.]] restores his colors from it also resembles the paint mechanic in this game. One Toad in Toad Town mentions that he needs to find "an expert on bridge experts", referencing the bridge builder and the bridge builder expert that appear in [[Port Prisma]]. Two [[Whistle Snifit]]s are found in the Spring of Rainbows' cafe. The way the basin crushes Mario in the Trial of Courage is similar to how the Basin Thing crushes him at [[Fort Cobalt]]. The faceless Toads resemble the faceless cardboard cutout of the [[Mountain Sage]] on the top of [[Daffodil Peak]]. When approaching the [[Spring of Jungle Mist]], Kamek mentions that he | *''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'': ''The Origami King'' runs on a very similar graphical engine to ''Color Splash''. The paint-coated graphic effect is used when a Toad aboard the Princess Peach is covered in ink. Mario can again hammer characters to temporarily crumple them. Princess Peach's design from that game also appears as a photo in the game. The [[Rescue Squad]]s return in the [[Battle Lab]]. [[The Emerald Circus]] and the [[Violet Passage captain]]'s pirate ship appear in paintings in [[Overlook Tower]]. When Captain T. Ode introduces himself after being thawed out by Olivia in her Fire Vellumental form, the [[Fortune Island]] music is reused, lacking the intro and bell quips of the tune. Additionally, steaks identical to the one fought in [[Tangerino Grill]] are found when T. Ode is freed. [[Bonehead Island]] looks very similar to Fortune Island, and includes multiple design similarities. The music on Bonehead Island is very similar to the Violet Passage theme. When the player completes Bonehead Island, a realistic fan that has the same appearance as the Fan Thing from this game (which actually originated from ''Sticker Star'') emerges from the sea and blows the mist away, similar to the scene when the Fan is being used in Violet Passage to get the ship to set sail. A [[Shy Guy]] with a straw similar to a [[Slurp Guy]] appears in the Tranquil Pipes Teahouse and gives Mario his straw. The [[Spring of Rainbows]] bears a resemblance to [[Prisma Fountain]], although in a more papercraft-like appearance. The way [[Bowser Jr.]] restores his colors from it also resembles the paint mechanic in this game. One Toad in Toad Town mentions that he needs to find "an expert on bridge experts", referencing the bridge builder and the bridge builder expert that appear in [[Port Prisma]]. Two [[Whistle Snifit]]s are found in the Spring of Rainbows' cafe. The way the basin crushes Mario in the Trial of Courage is similar to how the Basin Thing crushes him at [[Fort Cobalt]]. The faceless Toads resemble the faceless cardboard cutout of the [[Mountain Sage]] on the top of [[Daffodil Peak]]. When approaching the [[Spring of Jungle Mist]], Kamek mentions that he's "dealt with giant trees before," a nod to the [[Mondo Woods]] area. | ||
*''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild]]'': The climbing mechanic from this game is referenced when a Toad climbing a cliff in [[Autumn Mountain]] tells Mario that it would be more difficult to climb the cliff if it was raining, just like in this game where Link slides down cliffs if he climbs them while it is raining. | *''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild]]'': The climbing mechanic from this game is referenced when a Toad climbing a cliff in [[Autumn Mountain]] tells Mario that it would be more difficult to climb the cliff if it was raining, just like in this game where Link slides down cliffs if he climbs them while it is raining. | ||
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==Reception== | ==Reception== | ||
===Critical response=== | ===Critical response=== | ||
''Paper Mario: The Origami King'' received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised the expansive overworld, graphics, writing, and plot, | ''Paper Mario: The Origami King'' received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised the expansive overworld, graphics, writing, and plot, but criticized the battling system, despite its innovation, for being tedious and unrewarding. | ||
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|''That simplicity is overridden by originality and vigor, then – but I also know all too well that some fans of the older Paper Mario games will once again walk away a little disappointed. This is still undoubtedly no Thousand Year Door. Perhaps the next outing can bring back a little of that RPG depth – but regardless of that, this is still the best Paper Mario game in years.'' | |''That simplicity is overridden by originality and vigor, then – but I also know all too well that some fans of the older Paper Mario games will once again walk away a little disappointed. This is still undoubtedly no Thousand Year Door. Perhaps the next outing can bring back a little of that RPG depth – but regardless of that, this is still the best Paper Mario game in years.'' | ||
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==Glitches== | ==Glitches== | ||
{{main|List of Paper Mario: The Origami King glitches}} | {{main|List of Paper Mario: The Origami King glitches}} | ||
=== | ===Wave battle glitch=== | ||
If a wave battle is supposed to start, but only one enemy is alive and another is in their death animation, it will still initiate a wave battle and consider both enemies alive. | If a wave battle is supposed to start, but only one enemy is alive and another is in their death animation, it will still initiate a wave battle and consider both enemies alive. | ||
===Sumo Bro | ===Sumo Bro glitch=== | ||
During the second phase of the Boss Sumo Bro rematch in the Battle Lab, defeating the Boss Sumo Bro with a POW Block without defeating the two Sumo Bros beforehand will cause the game to soft-lock. | During the second phase of the Boss Sumo Bro rematch in the Battle Lab, defeating the Boss Sumo Bro with a POW Block without defeating the two Sumo Bros beforehand will cause the game to soft-lock. | ||
===VIP pass | ===VIP pass glitch=== | ||
Before the version 1.0.1 update,<ref> | Before the version 1.0.1 update,<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/50130/~/how-to-update-paper-mario%3A-the-origami-king</ref> in Shangri-Spa, after obtaining the VIP pass to access the Spring of Rainbows, if the player left the path to the Spring of Rainbows after entering, the VIP pass would disappear from the menu. If the player then spoke to the Toad at the reception, they would not have the stamp card and there would be no way to get another one. Saving after this point would permanently prevent the player from progressing.<ref>https://youtu.be/4cLFZ9_S0GI</ref> | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
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==Media== | ==Media== | ||
{{main-media| | {{main-media|ingame=Musée Champignon#Sound Gallery{{!}} Musée Champignon § Sound Gallery}} | ||
{{media table | {{media table | ||
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{{Foreign names | {{Foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=ペーパーマリオ オリガミキング | ||
| | |JapR=Pēpā Mario Origami Kingu | ||
| | |JapM=Paper Mario: Origami King | ||
|ChiS=纸片马力欧：折纸国王 | |ChiS=纸片马力欧：折纸国王 | ||
|ChiSR=Zhǐpiàn Mǎlìōu: Zhézhǐ Guówáng | |ChiSR=Zhǐpiàn Mǎlìōu: Zhézhǐ Guówáng | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
{{NIWA|StrategyWiki=1}} | {{NIWA|StrategyWiki=1}} | ||
*[https://papermario.nintendo.com/ Official North American website] | *[https://papermario.nintendo.com/ Official North American website] | ||
*[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/switch/aruua/ Official Japanese website] | *[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/switch/aruua/ Official Japanese website] | ||
