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| {{redirectshere|World Map|the world map in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''|[[Grand World Map]]}}
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| {{Quote|As long as you have a map, you'll feel safer in foreign lands, right?|Border Bros.|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}}
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| [[File:Rougeport Map.PNG|thumb|right|''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'''s map.]] | |
| A '''map''' is an item used in all of the ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]'' [[Genre#Role Playing|role playing game]]s. It shows [[Mario]]'s current position in a certain area, and is usually received near the start of the game. In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'', the player could get the [[Beanbean Map]] by defeating the [[Border Bros.]] in a game of [[Border Jump]]. A map is also received at the start of the game in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. In the [[Main series|''Super Mario'' series]], it is used to travel through each world of the game and to travel to interconnected worlds as well.
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| [[File:MLBiS - Map Tutorial Screenshot.png|thumb|220px|left|[[Starlow]] giving a tutorial on Map reading in ''[[Bowser's Inside Story]]''.]]
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| In some [[games]], such as ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'', the map is more of a feature rather than an item; these maps (which are sometimes called '''map screens''') are mere portals to the other places in the game. Map screens have even appeared in side-scrolling games such as ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' (which was the first ''Mario'' game any type of map appeared in) and ''[[Super Mario World]]'', which had a fully connected (or seamless) world map. ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' also features a seamless world map, much like ''Super Mario World''.
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| The ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' map is notable for being both a feature and an item, as it is used as a feature but given to Mario (by the [[Chancellor]]) as if it were an item. The ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', the map was similarly "given" to Mario towards the beginning of the game (this time by a [[Pianta]] known to play for the [[Doot Doot Sisters]]), although this Map is not literally given as Mario could use it before it was "received" from the Pianta. [[Luigi]] also used a map to find [[Luigi's Mansion (place)|his mansion]] in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''.
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| In ''Super Paper Mario'', the player can purchase maps from [[Flamm]]. These maps will lead Mario and the heroes to hidden treasures throughout the game. All maps are purchased with [[coin]]s. Once the heroes find the area with the hidden treasure, they must use the [[Pixl]] [[Fleep]], move him over the treasure spot on the screen and press {{button|wii|1}} to flip and find the treasure. Many of the treasures are [[Catch Card]]s, and sometimes a character's Catch Card can even be found using a map before the character themself appears in the game, such as [[King Sammer V]], [[Welderberg]], and [[Brobot L-Type]], to name a few.
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| ==Notable maps==
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| *[[Beanbean Map]]
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| *[[Magical Map]]
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| *[[Guide Book]]
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| *Map of [[Sprixie Kingdom]]
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| ==List of maps in ''Super Paper Mario''==
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| {{main|List of Maps in Super Paper Mario}}
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| [[Category:Items]]
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| [[Category:New Super Mario Bros.]]
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| [[Category:New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]
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| [[Category:Paper Mario Objects]]
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| [[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Objects]]
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| [[Category:Super Mario Bros. 3]]
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| [[Category:Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]
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