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({{pmitem-infobox |title=Thunder Bolt |image=File:PaperMario Items ThunderBolt.pngFile:Thunder Bolt TTYD.png |pm=Lightning that strikes an enemy. Attack Power: 5 |ttyd=Drops lightning on an enemy and stuns it. }})
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*On top of a block in [[Pleasant Path]].
*On top of a block in [[Pleasant Path]].
*On sale at [[Little Mouser's Shop]] for 5 [[coin]]s each.
*On sale at [[Little Mouser's Shop]] for 5 [[coin]]s each.
*In a question block in the very east of the Blue Station area of [[Shy Guy's Toy Box]].
*In a [[? Block]] in the very east of the Blue Station area of [[Shy Guy's Toy Box]].
*Dropped by [[Green Fuzzy|Forest Fuzzies]] and [[Spy Guy]]s.
*Dropped by [[Green Fuzzy|Forest Fuzzies]] and [[Spy Guy]]s.



Revision as of 09:08, September 1, 2021

Template:Pmitem-infobox The Thunder Bolt is an attack item from the Paper Mario series. On use, this item summons a bolt of lightning that inflicts five lightning-elemental damage to a single enemy and, in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the description makes the claim that this item has a chance of stunning an enemy, however, this is untrue. If it is used on lightning-related enemies such as Ruff Puffs, the enemies will be healed. It has a stronger equivalent, Thunder Rage, which deals the same amount of damage but targets all enemies.

Thunder Bolts also appear in Paper Mario: Sticker Star in the Battle Spin. If three of them are lined up, the dizzy status effect is inflicted on Mario's enemies.

Paper Mario locations

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door locations

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese かみなりゴロゴロ[2]
Kaminari Gorogoro
Thunder Rumble
Chinese 闪电[?]
Shǎndiàn
Lightning
French Eclair[?] Lightning
German Donnerblitz[?] Thunderbolt
Italian Lampoflash[?] Lightning Flash
Spanish Rayo Trueno[?] Literal meaning

References

  1. ^ Hiryuu (2006). Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Items. RPGClassics. Retrieved November 18, 2016.
  2. ^ "Paper Mario: From Japanese to English". (June 17, 2013). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 4, 2015.

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