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Fright Jar
Fright Mask
PaperMario Items FrightJar.png Fright Mask TTYD.png Icon of an item from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
Paper Mario description Makes a scary spirit appear and chase some enemies away.
The Thousand-Year Door description Summons a scary spirit to chase some enemies away. (GameCube)
Summons a scary spirit that may chase enemies away. (Switch)
Fright Jar used in battle
A Fright Jar in use in Paper Mario

A Fright Mask (formerly known as a Fright Jar) is an item in Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It makes a Bowser-like ghost appear and may frighten enemies, but not bosses, into retreating.

In Paper Mario, it resembles a small yellow jar with a green lid and a red "back" arrow on it. Enemies defeated with a Fright Jar do not give Star Points. In The Thousand-Year Door, the Fright Mask resembles Bowser's face with a dark blue hue and yellow eyes; enemies defeated with it only leave one Star Point. It is fairly common in this game and can be purchased in a few shops.

Paper Mario locations

Image of Mario revealing several hidden ? Blocks in Shy Guy's Toy Box, in Paper Mario.
The hidden ? Blocks in the playground of Shy Guy's Toy Box.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese あっちいけシッシ[1]
Acchi Ike Shisshi
Go Away, Shoo
Chinese 恐吓罐[2] (Paper Mario)
Kǒnghè Guàn
Fright Jar
Chinese (simplified) 快滾開 (The Thousand-Year Door remake)[?]
Kuài Gǔn Kāi
Get Out of Here
Chinese (traditional) 快滚开 (The Thousand-Year Door remake)[?]
Kuài Gǔn Kāi
Get Out of Here
French Vase d'effroi[?] Vase of Dread
German Furcht-Tiegel[?] Fear Crucible
Italian Sciòsciò[?] Shooshoo
Korean 훠이훠이[?]
Hwoi-hwoi
Shooshoo
Spanish Espiritu[?] Spirit

References

  1. ^ "Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door From Japanese to English". (June 1, 2014). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 2, 2015.
  2. ^ From iQue's localization of Paper Mario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj23Urolr1I (22:04)