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*Although Crystal King is not weak to fire, he has no | *Although Crystal King is not weak to fire, he has no [[Defense|Defense Power]] towards it. This creates a rare situation where [[Fire Shell]] will deal more damage than expected, but not [[Fire Flower]]s. | ||
*Crystal King's copies are indistinguishable | *Crystal King's copies are indistinguishable from his real self, but if he creates them while under the effects of [[Chill Out (move)|Chill Out]], the arrows signifying its effect will appear on the copies with a slight delay which can be used to tell them apart. | ||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 23:32, June 9, 2023
Crystal King | |
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First appearance | Paper Mario (2000) |
- “First I shall defeat you, and then I will present to King Bowser an iced Mario gift!”
- —Crystal King, Paper Mario
The Crystal King is the seventh boss in Paper Mario. He guards the seventh and final Star Spirit, Kalmar, in the Crystal Palace.
History
Paper Mario
The Crystal King appears at the end of the Crystal Palace, which Mario visits during Chapter 7. He suddenly reveals himself when Mario approaches him, and declares that he will defeat and freeze Mario and hand him over to Bowser, before engaging Mario in battle.
Crystal King has three phases. In his first phase (between 70 and 36 HP), he will only attack using the Crystal Bits. In his second phase (between 35 and 21 HP), he will stop using Crystal Bits, and instead shoot freezing beams and create fake clones with whom he can make a stronger blizzard attack if not dispelled in time. In his third phase (below 21 HP), he will also make himself and his illusions levitate. When beneath 38 HP, the Crystal King can also recover 20 HP up to twice, however, this will not revert him to an earlier phase.
When Mario defeats him, Crystal King says: "Oh no! The last Star Spirit!! King Bowser, forgive meeeeeeeee!!" before spinning and disappearing in a flurry of sparks.
Like the other bosses, Crystal King appears in the parade at the end during the credits. Two Duplighosts are impersonating him. The real Crystal King removes their disguises and proceeds to berate them until he is carried away by his Crystal Bits, much to his surprise.
Super Mario-kun
The Crystal King also makes an appearance in volume 27 of Super Mario-kun. Before the fight, the Crystal King announces his presence by using Ice Bolt to freeze Kooper. The Crystal King borrows his attacks from the original game, such as hurling Crystal Bits and creating duplicates of himself. After an assortment of attacks — including Mario's use of smelly clothing — Kooper uses a flaming shell to defeat the Crystal King.
Profiles and statistics
Paper Mario enemy | |||||||||
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Crystal King | |||||||||
Max HP | 70 | Attack | 6 | Defense | 2 | ||||
Role | Boss | Type | Ground or Flying | Level | 85 | ||||
Strong | Ice | Weak | Fire (+2), Egg Missile (+2) | Moves | Bit Spit (4 x 1-3), Ice Bolt (6, Freeze - Good, 2), Icy Breath (8), Summon Bits (creates Crystal Bits), Make Illusions, Make Parallusions, Recover (20 HP; HP < 38; twice only) | ||||
Sleep? | 30%, -1 | Dizzy? | 40%, -1 | Shock? | 40%, -1 | ||||
Shrink? | 0%, -1 | Stop? | 50%, -2 | Fright? | 0% | ||||
Air Lift? | 0% | Hurricane? | 0% | Coins | N/A | ||||
Items | N/A | Run | N/A | Location(s) | Crystal Palace | ||||
Tattle | This is the Crystal King. He's one of Bowser's main guys. I don't know how he managed to take over this palace, but... Max HP: 70, Attack Power: 6, Defense Power: 2 He'll attack you by summoning and launching Crystal Bits. The power of each attack is 4. The number of times he attacks equals the number of Crystal Bits he's deployed. He'll also try to freeze you whenever he can. When his HP gets low, he may try to divide and conquer. The power of this attack is 8. You can hurt him only by attacking his real body. If you don't know which one's the main body, you should attack all of them. Pretty brilliant, eh? |
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Crystal King (copy) | |||||||||
Max HP | 70 | Attack | 5 | Defense | 0 | ||||
Role | Support | Type | Ground or Flying | Level | 1 | ||||
Strong | Ice | Weak | Fire (+2), Egg Missile (+2) | Moves | N/A | ||||
Sleep? | 30%, -1 | Dizzy? | 40%, -1 | Shock? | 40%, -1 | ||||
Shrink? | 0%, -1 | Stop? | 50%, -2 | Fright? | 0% | ||||
Air Lift? | 0% | Hurricane? | 0% | Coins | N/A | ||||
Items | N/A | Run | N/A | Location(s) | Crystal Palace | ||||
Tattle | I think this is a deceptive duplicate of the Crystal King. Since it's just an illusion, all of your attacks will just go through it. Max HP: 70, Attack Power: 5, Defense Power: 0 Just a reminder, Mario... You must damage the real one. |
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | パラレラー[?] Pararerā |
Derived from "parallel" (in reference to his cloning ability), and the agentive suffix "-er" | |
Chinese | 水晶王[?] Shuǐjīng Wáng |
Crystal King | |
German | Kristallkönig[?] | Crystal King | |
Portuguese | O Rei Cristal[?] | The Crystal King | |
Spanish (NOE) | Rey Cristal[1] | Crystal King |
Trivia
- Although Crystal King is not weak to fire, he has no Defense Power towards it. This creates a rare situation where Fire Shell will deal more damage than expected, but not Fire Flowers.
- Crystal King's copies are indistinguishable from his real self, but if he creates them while under the effects of Chill Out, the arrows signifying its effect will appear on the copies with a slight delay which can be used to tell them apart.