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Unlike the similar move [[Cloud Nine]], which is mastered by [[Lakilester]] in [[Paper Mario]], Dodgy Fog will not overwrite the evasion given by [[Badge|badge]]s.
Unlike the similar move [[Cloud Nine]], which is mastered by [[Lakilester]] in [[Paper Mario]], Dodgy Fog will not overwrite the evasion given by [[Badge|badge]]s.


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Dodgy Fog PMTTYDNS.png|Move preview for Dodgy Fog in the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|remake]]
PMTTYDNS Dodgy Fog.jpg|Flurrie using Dodgy Fog in the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch remake]]
Dodgy Fog PMTTYDNS.png|Move preview for Dodgy Fog in the remake
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Latest revision as of 11:44, July 5, 2024

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door move
Dodgy Fog
Dodgy Fog in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Mastered by Flurrie
Rank Ultra Rank
Effect Gives Mario the dodgy status.
Target Mario

Dodgy Fog is a move mastered by Flurrie during the events of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door upon reaching Ultra Rank. At the cost of 4 FP, Flurrie will give Mario the dodgy status. By default, this effect will last only 1 turn. However, by tilting the Control Stick (Control Stick) in the right direction as shown by the Action Command, the effect's duration will increase by 1 extra turn for every successful input, up to a maximum of 4 turns in total. This move's Stylish move is performed by pressing A Button right after the fog appears, which will result in Flurrie pointing her little finger up if performed correctly.

Reapplying the move while it is already in effect will not extend the duration, but rather reset it.

Unlike the similar move Cloud Nine, which is mastered by Lakilester in Paper Mario, Dodgy Fog will not overwrite the evasion given by badges.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ヨケヨケスモーク
Yokeyoke Sumōku
「ヨケヨケ」is from「避け」(yoke, "protection"), and「スモーク」means "smoke"

French Trompemirettes
Deceived peepers
German Nebelwand
Smoke screen
Italian Coltre Elusiva
Elusive Blanket
Spanish (NOE) Cortina Humo
Smoke Screen