Editing Water Vellumental Shrine

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{{Quote|This place is pretty big, even for a shrine! It goes on and on...and on....|Olivia|Paper Mario: The Origami King}}
The '''Water Vellumental Shrine''' is a location in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]'', a shrine found on [[Autumn Mountain]] dedicated to the [[Water Vellumental]], who is fought at the end. As such, most of the temple is water-themed, with a couple of sliding tile puzzles along the way.

==History==
There are two tiles in front of the closed doors to the shrine, each requiring someone to stand on them. [[Mario]] must find [[Bob-omb (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Bob-omb]] down in [[Chestnut Valley]] and bring him to the temple, allowing them to enter. However, Bob-omb decides to wait outside for them, claiming he is exhausted from standing on the switch, not really wanting to enter the temple.

As soon as they enter the temple, [[Olivia]] notes the large stone dragon in back representing the [[Water Vellumental]]. After Mario finishes both of the sliding tile puzzles in the surrounding rooms, the head is jerked open, allowing them to enter the area where the Water Vellumental is fought. When Mario steps into the arena, the surrounding water starts to swirl about, causing the bridge to sink, preventing escape.

The Water Vellumental appears, also corrupted by the power of origami. Like the [[Earth Vellumental]], Mario must defeat the Water Vellumental to obtain a [[Bibliofold]] teaching Olivia the powers of the Vellumental. This gives her the power to fill herself to the brim with water, allowing them to fill the pond and continue down the river.

==Layout==
The first room of the temple is spacious, with a wheel in the center allowing Mario to head any cardinal direction. However, this wheel is stuck at first, only allowing Mario to head north or west. Even then, there is only a [[Save Block]] and a blocked-off exit to the north, leaving Mario no choice but to continue west. The first room to the west has a [[Sidestepper]], three [[Brick Block]]s, and two [[? Block]]s - one contains a bag of confetti, while the other contains [[Shiny Iron Boots]]. To the left is a set of stairs leading up to the next room, with Sidesteppers coming in and out of the cracks in the walls at intervals.

The next room is the first sliding tile riddle, which a bit easier than the other as there are only four tiles. One of the tiles is missing, preventing Mario from completing the puzzle. To fix this, he must enter the room on the left, a section with Sidesteppers coming in and out of the walls. There is one blue Sidestepper carrying the [[Groovy Panel]]. However, whenever Mario approaches one end of the area, it is likely to start appearing at the other end. Fortunately, there is a [[POW Block]] at the north end Mario can hit when the blue Sidestepper appears to temporarily stun it. Mario is then able to put this panel into the grid, allowing him to complete the puzzle, creating and redirecting a path to the stone dragon head. This makes a path for the water to reach the main room and open the mouth halfway. Completing this puzzle also drops a ring of [[coin]]s with a [[Fire Flower]] in the middle.

With the mouth of the stone dragon now partly open, the gears below the wheel start to spin. The wheel now rotates, opening and closing three of its gates at a time. Mario is now able to head east to another room. This room is made up of breakable blocks with a few Sidesteppers moving in pattern. Notably, there are a few treasures in the area, such as coins and ? Blocks, which can only be reached if certain blocks are not broken. If Mario exits and enters the room, the blocks reset, allowing him to try it out again. The door at the north end of this section leads to the next room, featuring another stone dragon head with water coming out of its mouth. Mario must use one of the tunnels on either side and walk up to the head of the dragon. Mario must hammer it to redirect the water coming out of its mouth to come out of its eyes.

This opens the door to the next room, featuring the other tile puzzle, which is also missing a tile. Mario must hammer the crack in the northwest corner of the room to create a path to a small cavern area. This leads to a seemingly empty area with the [[Groovier Panel]] in the middle. However, as Mario picks it up, several cracks form in the wall, revealing numerous Sidesteppers Mario must defeat. The steps in this room lead up to the door to a coffee shop. Mario can walk in and place and order for 100 coins to initiate a conversation between a [[Koopa Troopa]], a [[Goomba]], and a [[Shy Guy]].

Mario can now walk back into the tile room and place the panel into the grid. This puzzle is quite harder, as it features nine tiles rather than four. If the player is having trouble figuring it out, they can use coins to get a hint or have the game solve it for them. Completing this puzzle drops down several rings of coins with Fire Flowers and [[Super Mushroom]]s. This also opens up a [[pipe]] leading back to the main area, where the mouth of the stone dragon is now completely open, revealing a set of stairs leading to the battle with the Water Vellumental.

==Collectibles==
===Hidden Toads===
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![[File:Musee Origami Toad 12.png|75px]]<br># 1
|In the southwest corner of the entrance room, Mario can find a red origami beetle Toad climbing above a Not-Bottomless Hole.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineToadA.png|250px]]
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![[File:PMTOK Blue Toad Artwork.png|75px]]<br># 2
|After completing the first puzzle, the middle platform begins to rotate. Mario can head below the platform via some stairs and find a blue Toad, folded and perched in a window.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineToadB.png|250px]]
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![[File:PMTOK Blue Toad Artwork.png|75px]]<br># 3
|Another blue Toad can be found in the room with the crying dragon statue. Mario must use the tunnel in the east wall, walk up to the window and hammer to push the Toad out the window.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineToadC.jpg|250px]]
|}

===Not-Bottomless Holes===
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|In the ground in the southwest corner of the main room.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleA.jpg|250px]]
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|In the stairs leading up to the room with the easier tile puzzle.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleB.jpg|250px]]
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|In the ground in the southeast corner of the main room.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleC.jpg|250px]]
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|Below the wheel, guarded by [[Swoop]]s.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleD.jpg|250px]]
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|On the right wall at the start of the breakable block room. 
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockF.jpg|250px]]
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|On the left wall in the middle of the breakable block room.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleE.jpg|250px]]
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|Beneath one of the breakable blocks closer to the entrance of the room.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleF.jpg|250px]]
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|In the wall in the northeast corner of the room with the smaller stone dragon head.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleG.jpg|250px]]
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|In the right side of the cavern area.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleH.jpg|250px]]
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|On the other side of the cavern in the shape of a mushroom, revealed to be the door to a coffee shop when filled in.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineHoleI.jpg|250px]]
|}

===Collectible Treasures===
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!style="background-color:#372500;"|[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 37 (Restaurant Fridge).jpg|80px|link=Overlook Tower]]<br><br>[[Overlook Tower|{{color|white|Restaurant Fridge}}]]
|Mario must head down below the wheel and continue to the southwest corner to find the chest.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineCollectibleA.jpg|250px]]
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!style="background-color:#372500;"|[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 38 (MAX UP Heart).jpg|80px|link=MAX UP Heart]]<br><br>[[MAX UP Heart|{{color|white|MAX UP Heart}}]]
|Mario must hammer around the northwest area below the wheel to find a small set of [[Hidden Block]]s allowing him to enter a tunnel leading to the chest.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineCollectibleB.jpg|250px]]
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!style="background-color:#372500;"|[[File:PMTOK Collectible Treasure 39 (POW Block).jpg|80px|link=POW Block]]<br><br>[[POW Block|{{color|white|POW Block}}]]
|Mario must destroy certain blocks in the block section and keep others, allowing him to hop along them to a small overhead tunnel at the entrance with a chest.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineCollectibleC.png|250px]]
|}

===? Blocks===
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|[[File:PMTOK 100-Coin leaf icon.png|48px]]<br>[[100-Coin]]
|There is a ? Block on the west path of the central room.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockA.jpg|250px]]
|-
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|[[File:Shiny Iron Boots PMTOK icon.png|48px]]<br>[[Shiny Iron Boots]]<br>[[File:PMTOK confetti bag leaf icon.png|48px]]<br>[[Confetti]]
|Along the shrine's west path is a set of [[Brick Block]]s and two ? Blocks, guarded by a [[Sidestepper]].
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockB.jpg|250px]]
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|[[File:PMTOK 100-Coin leaf icon.png|48px]]<br>[[100-Coin]]
|There is a ? Block on the east path of the central room.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockD.jpg|250px]]
|-
|[[File:Hidden Block Alert PMTOK icon.png|48px]]
|[[File:PMOK Coins.png|64px]]<br>'''4''' [[Coin]]s
|A set of stairs lead below the main area on the east side. Down here is a set of four Hidden Blocks near a gap in the border along the ground.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockC.jpg|250px]]
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|[[File:Hidden Block Alert PMTOK icon.png|48px]]
|[[File:Shiny Iron Boots PMTOK icon.png|48px]]<br>[[Shiny Iron Boots]]
|At the end of the path below the main area is a dark square patch, and a block hiding directly above.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockE.jpg|250px]]
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|[[File:Fire Flower PMTOK icon.png|48px]]<br>[[Fire Flower]]<br>[[File:POW Block PMTOK icon.png|48px]]<br>[[POW Block]]
|Two ? Blocks float above the block maze found on the east side of the shrine.<br>These can be reached by jumping across said blocks.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockF.jpg|250px]]
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|[[File:PMTOK confetti bag leaf icon.png|48px]]<br>[[Confetti]]<br>[[File:PMTOK 100-Coin leaf icon.png|48px]]<br>[[100-Coin]]
|At the end of the east area is a hidden cavern. Here a pair of ? Blocks are found on the higher ledge. The left block contains a bag of confetti, and the right block contains a 100-Coin.
|[[File:WaterVellumentalShrineBlockH.jpg|250px]]
|}

==Multimedia==
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jpn={{hover|水|みず}}ガミしんでん
|JpnR=Mizugami shinden
|JpnM=Water God Temple
|Spa=Santuario del Agua
|SpaM=Water Sanctuary
|Fra=Sanctuaire de l'eau
|FraM=Water Sanctuary
|Ger=Tempel des Wasser-Pergamenton
|GerM=Temple of the Water Vellumental
|Ita=Santuario delle acque
|ItaM=Waters Sanctuary
|Dut=Heiligdom van de Water-Origant
|DutM=Sanctuary of the Water Vellumental
|Chi=水神祇神殿
|ChiR=Shuǐ Shénqí Shéndiàn 
|ChiM=Water God Temple
|Kor=물의 신전
|KorR=Murui Sinjeon
|KorM=Sanctuary of Water
}}

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