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A '''Slow Shroom''' is a [[Mushroom]] found in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. A Slow Shroom heals two [[Heart Point|HP]] every turn for ten turns. Slow Shrooms are sold at the [[Deepdown Depot]] for fifteen [[Coin]]s.
A '''Slow Mushroom''', originally known as a '''Slow Shroom''', is a [[Mushroom]] found in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. A Slow Shroom heals two [[Heart Point|HP]] every turn for ten turns. Slow Shrooms are sold at the [[Deepdown Depot]] for fifteen [[Coin]]s.


If [[Zess T.]] cooks a Slow Shroom with a [[Point Swap]] or [[Inky Sauce]], she will end up making a [[Poison Mushroom|Poison Shroom]]. If she cooks it with a [[Turtley Leaf]] or a [[Golden Leaf]], she will make a [[Shroom Broth]].
If [[Zess T.]] cooks a Slow Shroom with a [[Point Swap]] or [[Inky Sauce]], she will end up making a [[Poison Mushroom|Poison Shroom]]. If she cooks it with a [[Turtley Leaf]] or a [[Golden Leaf]], she will make a [[Shroom Broth]].

Revision as of 01:11, May 23, 2024

Not to be confused with Slow 'Shroom Orb.
Slow Mushroom
Slow Shroom from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
The Thousand-Year Door description Makes allies recover HP gradually for a brief period.

A Slow Mushroom, originally known as a Slow Shroom, is a Mushroom found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. A Slow Shroom heals two HP every turn for ten turns. Slow Shrooms are sold at the Deepdown Depot for fifteen Coins.

If Zess T. cooks a Slow Shroom with a Point Swap or Inky Sauce, she will end up making a Poison Shroom. If she cooks it with a Turtley Leaf or a Golden Leaf, she will make a Shroom Broth.

In Super Paper Mario, the Long-Last Shake has a similar role.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese じわじわキノコ
Jiwajiwa Kinoko
Gradual Mushroom

French Champi Récup
Recover Mushroom
German Tropfpilz
Dripping mushroom
Italian Funscalation
From fungo ("shroom") and "escalation"
Spanish Seta Paulatina
Champiñón paulatino (The Thousand-Year Door remake)
Gradual Mushroom
Gradual mushroom