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'''The Case of the Missing Mural''' is a stage in ''[[Princess Peach: Showtime!]]'', located | '''The Case of the Missing Mural''' is a stage in ''[[Princess Peach: Showtime!]]'', located in the far right on the second floor of the [[Sparkle Theater]]. This stage is unlocked after clearing all of 1F. It is the first stage where the [[Detective Peach|Detective]] transformation is introduced. | ||
==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
The stage begins with [[Princess Peach]] and [[Stella]] arriving in a city, noticing after a short walk that the local museum is closed to the public. In front, | The stage begins with [[Princess Peach]] and [[Stella]] arriving in a city, noticing after a short walk that the local museum is closed to the public. In front, the [[Junior Detective]] attempts to get in in order to solve whatever was inside, only to be shooed away by the guards. Disappointed, he walks away and notices Peach, whom she invites to the detective agency of his [[Detective Sparkla|mentor]]. Peach looks at the books on the shelves, and using the images of the open book, she unlocks a hidden room behind the bookcase. | ||
Having received the Detective Peach transformation in that room, she returns to the previous room to complete an investigation test that Junior Detective had set up in the meantime. The two of them return to the museum entrance where the police officers consider her to be the real detective and lets the duo go inside. | |||
Inside the museum there is a strict exit blockade guarded by the police officers, to the frustration of Theets in the entrance area who wish to leave. The duo soon reach the Theepota mural room where the mural vanish soon after. Making their way to the popcorn kiosk area, they eventually track down the two culprits who accidentally reveals that the mural is still inside the museum. With Junior Detective and a museum [[Staff Member]] hinting that they want some fresh air from opening a nearby window, Peach gets a solid clue on where the mural is, though opening the window is not mandatory for her to find the mural. She eventually finds the mural behind a curtain that was placed where the mural had been standing all along. | |||
==Sparkle Gems== | ==Sparkle Gems== | ||
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# Found inside a locked blue sarcophagus. To open it, Peach must find a blue key. | # Found inside a locked blue sarcophagus. To open it, Peach must find a blue key. | ||
# Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to expose a [[Criminal]] disguised as a police officer.* | # Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to expose a [[Criminal]] disguised as a police officer.* | ||
# Obtained after using a | # Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to expose a Criminal disguised as a statue.* | ||
# Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to reveal the mural, thus solving the case.* | # Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to reveal the mural, thus solving the case.* | ||
==Dress Ribbon== | ==Dress Ribbon== | ||
'''Detective Dress:''' The [[Ribboner]] is found behind a house in the first section of the stage. He is sad that he lost his ticket. Peach must use [[Sparkle]] Power on the | '''Detective Dress:''' The [[Ribboner]] is found behind a house in the first section of the stage. He is sad that he lost his ticket. Peach must use [[Sparkle]] Power on the lower right shrub, which has the Ribboner's ticket. He will reward Peach the Dress Ribbon and become happy afterwards. | ||
*Help request: ''"I lost my ticket..."'' | |||
*Rescue message: ''"Oooh! You found it?! Yay! Now I can go to the museum!"'' | |||
== | ==Postgame hidden Theets== | ||
All three Theets are found before the Detective transformation. | All three Theets are found before the Detective transformation. | ||
# Found in front of a wall at the start of the stage. | # Found in front of a wall at the start of the stage. | ||
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| Level | |
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| The Case of the Missing Mural | |
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| World | 2F |
| Game | Princess Peach: Showtime! |
| Primary power-up | Detective Peach |
| << Directory of levels >> | |
The Case of the Missing Mural is a stage in Princess Peach: Showtime!, located in the far right on the second floor of the Sparkle Theater. This stage is unlocked after clearing all of 1F. It is the first stage where the Detective transformation is introduced.
Layout
The stage begins with Princess Peach and Stella arriving in a city, noticing after a short walk that the local museum is closed to the public. In front, the Junior Detective attempts to get in in order to solve whatever was inside, only to be shooed away by the guards. Disappointed, he walks away and notices Peach, whom she invites to the detective agency of his mentor. Peach looks at the books on the shelves, and using the images of the open book, she unlocks a hidden room behind the bookcase.
Having received the Detective Peach transformation in that room, she returns to the previous room to complete an investigation test that Junior Detective had set up in the meantime. The two of them return to the museum entrance where the police officers consider her to be the real detective and lets the duo go inside.
Inside the museum there is a strict exit blockade guarded by the police officers, to the frustration of Theets in the entrance area who wish to leave. The duo soon reach the Theepota mural room where the mural vanish soon after. Making their way to the popcorn kiosk area, they eventually track down the two culprits who accidentally reveals that the mural is still inside the museum. With Junior Detective and a museum Staff Member hinting that they want some fresh air from opening a nearby window, Peach gets a solid clue on where the mural is, though opening the window is not mandatory for her to find the mural. She eventually finds the mural behind a curtain that was placed where the mural had been standing all along.
Sparkle Gems
Sparkle Gems marked with an asterisk will always be obtained during regular gameplay.
- Obtained after saving a Theet from two Sour Bunch minions.
- Found behind a billboard outside the museum.
- Obtained after solving the mystery in the detective's office.*
- Obtained after finding the Junior Detective in the detective's office.*
- This Sparkle Gem is found in a sub-area outside the museum, but is only accessible to Detective Peach. She must strike a pose on a manhole cover to the right of the museum. She must then perform a Strike of Intuition on a glowing crate, which will cause the Sparkle Gem to appear and subsequently be obtained.
- Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to reveal the vent behind the crooked slate.*
- Found inside a locked blue sarcophagus. To open it, Peach must find a blue key.
- Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to expose a Criminal disguised as a police officer.*
- Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to expose a Criminal disguised as a statue.*
- Obtained after using a Strike of Intuition to reveal the mural, thus solving the case.*
Dress Ribbon
Detective Dress: The Ribboner is found behind a house in the first section of the stage. He is sad that he lost his ticket. Peach must use Sparkle Power on the lower right shrub, which has the Ribboner's ticket. He will reward Peach the Dress Ribbon and become happy afterwards.
- Help request: "I lost my ticket..."
- Rescue message: "Oooh! You found it?! Yay! Now I can go to the museum!"
All three Theets are found before the Detective transformation.
- Found in front of a wall at the start of the stage.
- Found in front of the museum, after transforming.
- Found close to the detective's office, after transforming.
Gallery
The stage's album picture
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | Meitantei no Jikenbo Nerawareta Hekiga |
Detective's Casebook: The Aimed Mural | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 名侦探事件簿 被盯上的壁画[?] Míngzhēntàn Shìjiànbù Bèi Dīngshàng De Bìhuà |
Detective's Casebook: The Targeted Mural | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 名偵探事件簿 被盯上的壁畫[?] Míngzhēntàn Shìjiànbù Bèi Dīngshàng De Bìhuà |
Detective's Casebook: The Targeted Mural | |
| Dutch | De zaak can de vermiste wandtekening[?] | The case of the missing mural | |
| French | La fresque disparue[?] | The missing mural | |
| Italian | Il caso del murale scomparso[?] | The case of the missing mural | |
| Portuguese | O Caso do Mural Desaparecido[?] | The Case of the Missing Mural | |
| Spanish | La desaparición del mural[?] | The disappearance of the mural |
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