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| 100 Coins | | 100 Coins [[File:Nintendo GameCube symbol.svg|15px|link=Nintendo GameCube]]<br>80 Coins [[File:Nintendo Switch Logo.svg|15px|link=Nintendo Switch]] | ||
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| After Chapter 6 | | After Chapter 6 | ||
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Revision as of 23:59, May 31, 2024
The Lovely Howz of Badges is a badge shop found in Rogueport in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. This shop is located in the town's main square, accessible from the western door on the second floor of the inn. Once Mario has visited The Thousand-Year Door for the first time, he can enter the shop to buy and sell various badges.
Two shopkeepers work at the Howz of Badges: an unnamed, overly-enthusiastic pale yellow Squeek and Ms. Mowz, the thief that Mario and his allies encounter periodically throughout their adventure. Besides serving as a store manager, Ms. Mowz's other duty at the store may be to search the world for rare badges to sell later. This explains why she appears to be looking for a rare badge at Hooktail Castle. If and when Ms. Mowz joins Mario's party, she will leave her position at the shop. If Mario defeats the Shadow Queen with Ms. Mowz in his party, she will return to work at the Lovely Howz of Badges (at least until Mario returns to Rogueport, as she will rejoin him for any further adventures in the region).
The shop has five badges visible on the counter at any given time. The Squeek can be talked to to peruse the full list, although the displayed Badges will be at their cheapest, 30% off their regular price. Leaving Rogueport and reentering changes the selection of Badges on sale. If the player decides to solve Garf's trouble at the Trouble Center, his house key will be right in front of the store entrance.
Shop
The Lovely Howz of Badges adds new badges to its stock after every chapter. Mario can sell badges here, at which point, they will be added to the shop's stock and can be bought back later for twice the price (i.e. if Mario sells a Damage Dodge badge for 75 coins, he can buy it back at 150 coins). If the Lucky Start badge is lost in the hole in Creepy Steeple, it can be bought for 70 coins. Badges that drop from ordinary enemies that are not collected by Mario before he exits the area are also sold here.[1] Not including the five badges on sale, up to three of each individual badge can be kept in stock if they are sold back to the shop.
In the Nintendo Switch remake, badges not on display in the Lovely Howz of Badges will be stored in a box at the end of the counter from which Mario may purchase them. The prices for badges in the box are inflated compared to when they are on display on the counter.
 Lovely Howz of Badges
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| Item | Price | Box Price | Availability |
 Nostalgic Tunes
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1 Coin 
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From Prologue Nintendo Switch version only | |
 FP Drain
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100 Coins | 150 Coins | From Prologue |
 Happy Flower
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150 Coins  140 Coins
|
200 Coins | From Prologue |
 Last Stand
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50 Coins 55 Coins
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80 Coins | From Prologue |
 Last Stand P
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50 Coins 55 Coins
|
80 Coins | From Prologue |
 Piercing Blow
|
75 Coins 80 Coins
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100 Coins | From Prologue |
 Power Jump
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50 Coins 55 Coins
|
80 Coins | From Prologue |
 Simplifier
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50 Coins 70 Coins
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100 Coins | From Prologue |
 Super Appeal
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50 Coins 55 Coins
|
80 Coins | From Prologue |
 Unsimplifier
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50 Coins 70 Coins
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100 Coins | From Prologue |
 Close Call
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100 Coins | 150 Coins | After Chapter 1 |
 Close Call P
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100 Coins | 150 Coins | After Chapter 1 |
 Sleepy Stomp
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75 Coins 70 Coins
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100 Coins | After Chapter 1 |
 First Attack
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100 Coins | After Chapter 2 | |
 Power Rush
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50 Coins | 150 Coins | After Chapter 2 |
 Pretty Lucky P
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150 Coins 140 Coins
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200 Coins | After Chapter 2 |
 Ice Smash
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75 Coins 80 Coins
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After Chapter 3 | |
 Power Rush P
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50 Coins | 150 Coins | After Chapter 3 |
 Shrink Stomp
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75 Coins 70 Coins
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100 Coins | After Chapter 3 |
 Damage Dodge
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150 Coins | 200 Coins | After Chapter 4 |
 Head Rattle
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100 Coins | 150 Coins | After Chapter 4 |
 Soft Stomp
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75 Coins | 100 Coins | After Chapter 4 |
 Damage Dodge P
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150 Coins | 200 Coins | After Chapter 5 |
 Fire Drive
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100 Coins | 150 Coins | After Chapter 5 |
 Super Appeal P
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50 Coins 55 Coins
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80 Coins | After Chapter 5 |
 Attack FX P Attack FX R
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100 Coins 80 Coins
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120 Coins | After Chapter 6 |
 Lucky Start
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70 Coins | Only if badge falls down hole in the floor in Creepy Steeple | |
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ラブリーチューチュー[?] Raburī Chūchū |
Lovely Chuchu, where chuchu is onomatopoeia for mice. | |
| Dutch | De Schatkist[?] | The Treasure Chest | |
| Italian | Bottega delle Tessere di Squitty[?] | Mowz's Badge Shop | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Tienda de medallas La Cariñosa[?] | The Loving badges shop |
References
- ^ MuzYoshi. Obscure Things you DIDN'T KNOW about Paper Mario: TTYD! (8:50).
