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Poison Mushrooms, shortened to Poison Shrooms in the GameCube release, also appear as items later in the game. They can be created by [[Zess T.]] by mixing a [[Slow Mushroom]] and [[Inky Sauce]], [[Point Swap]] or [[Trial Stew]] and a [[Dried Bouquet]]. If Mario or his partner eats this mushroom, the user will lose half their HP and be afflicted with the [[poison (status effect)|poison]] status. In battle, there is a small chance that when eaten, the Poison Mushroom will not poison its user, but will restore all [[Heart Point|HP]] instead. There is a common misconception that the [[Feeling Fine]] badge(s) are required for this to happen,{{ref needed}} but it is simply a random occurrence. | Poison Mushrooms, shortened to Poison Shrooms in the GameCube release, also appear as items later in the game. They can be created by [[Zess T.]] by mixing a [[Slow Mushroom]] and [[Inky Sauce]], [[Point Swap]] or [[Trial Stew]] and a [[Dried Bouquet]]. If Mario or his partner eats this mushroom, the user will lose half their HP and be afflicted with the [[poison (status effect)|poison]] status. In battle, there is a small chance that when eaten, the Poison Mushroom will not poison its user, but will restore all [[Heart Point|HP]] instead. There is a common misconception that the [[Feeling Fine]] badge(s) are required for this to happen,{{ref needed}} but it is simply a random occurrence. | ||
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[[Ghost T.]] also died because he ate a Poison Shroom on the [[Excess Express]]. | |||
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