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{{about|the ship that was sunk when it was attacked by [[King Calamari]] in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''|the ghost ship that appears in ''[[Super Mario World]]''|[[Sunken Ghost Ship]]}}
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[[File:SunkenShip.png|frame|A cabin in the Sunken Ship]]
[[File:SunkenShip.png|frame|right|A cabin in the Sunken Ship]]
The '''Sunken Ship''' is an area that appears in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. This ship supposedly sunk when the giant [[Blooper]], [[King Calamari]], attacked it. Before the ship sank completely, the crew managed to seal King Calamari in the treasure cellar.


The upper portion of this ship is filled with undead enemies like [[Dry Bones]] and [[Greaper]]s. There are also several puzzle rooms in this portion. There are several puzzles and riddles that, when solved, reveal part of the password needed to open the treasure cellar.
The '''Sunken Ship''' is a location that appears in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|its Nintendo Switch remake]]. According to the notes scattered throughout the ship, it sank when the giant [[Blooper]], [[King Calamari]], attacked it. Before the ship sank completely, the crew managed to seal King Calamari in the treasure cellar. The ship has two portions, an upper one and a lower one, and the treasure cellar is between both.


The lower portion of the ship is almost completely submerged and filled with territorial sea creatures. This portion of the ship is ruled by the infamous pirate [[Johnny|Jonathan "Johnny" Jones]] and his crew of [[Bandana Red]]s and [[Bandana Blue]]s.
The upper portion is filled with undead enemies like [[Dry Bones]] and [[Greaper]]s. There are also several rooms containing puzzles and challenges that, when solved, give clues as to what the password needed to open the treasure cellar is. A [[Shaman]] [[list of shops in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars#Sea / Sunken Ship|merchant]] can also be found, who can additionally tell the player how close the password was to being correct. King Calamari must be defeated before being able to proceed to the ship's lower portion.
 
The lower portion is almost completely submerged and filled with territorial sea creatures. This section is ruled by the infamous pirate [[Johnny|Jonathan "Johnny" Jones]] and his crew of [[Bandana Red]]s and [[Bandana Blue]]s.
==Enemies==
==Enemies==
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:SunkenShip SMRPG-NS.png|[[Mario]] in the first, or upper, section of the Sunken Ship, as seen in the Nintendo Switch remake
File:SunkenShipSwimming SMRPG-NS.png|Mario in the second, or lower, section of the Sunken Ship, as seen in the Nintendo Switch remake
File:SunkenShipJonathanJonesRoom SMRPG-NS.png|Mario, Jonathan Jones, and a few Bandana Blues in Jonathan Jones's room, as seen in the Nintendo Switch remake
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In the Japanese version of the game, the password to get to King Calamari is 「すいぞくかん」 (''suizokukan'', Japanese for "aquarium") instead of "Pearls."
*In the Japanese version of the game, the password to get to King Calamari is 「すいぞくかん」 (''suizokukan'', Japanese for "aquarium") instead of "pearls."


==References==
==References==
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Revision as of 12:06, July 13, 2024

This article is about the ship that was sunk when it was attacked by King Calamari in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. For the ghost ship that appears in Super Mario World, see Sunken Ghost Ship.
A cabin in the Sunken Ship

The Sunken Ship is a location that appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and its Nintendo Switch remake. According to the notes scattered throughout the ship, it sank when the giant Blooper, King Calamari, attacked it. Before the ship sank completely, the crew managed to seal King Calamari in the treasure cellar. The ship has two portions, an upper one and a lower one, and the treasure cellar is between both.

The upper portion is filled with undead enemies like Dry Bones and Greapers. There are also several rooms containing puzzles and challenges that, when solved, give clues as to what the password needed to open the treasure cellar is. A Shaman merchant can also be found, who can additionally tell the player how close the password was to being correct. King Calamari must be defeated before being able to proceed to the ship's lower portion.

The lower portion is almost completely submerged and filled with territorial sea creatures. This section is ruled by the infamous pirate Jonathan "Johnny" Jones and his crew of Bandana Reds and Bandana Blues.

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Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ちんぼつせん[?]
Chinbotsu Sen
Sunken Ship
Chinese 沉船[?]
Chénchuán
Sunken Ship
Dutch Scheepswrak[?] Shipwreck
French Épave[?] Wreck
German Versunkenes Wrack[?] Sunken Wreck
Italian Relitto affondato[1] Sunken shipwreck
Korean 난파선[?]
Nanpaseon
Shipwreck
Spanish Barco hundido[2] Sunken ship

Trivia

  • In the Japanese version of the game, the password to get to King Calamari is 「すいぞくかん」 (suizokukan, Japanese for "aquarium") instead of "pearls."

References

  1. ^ Uno sguardo approfondito a Super Mario RPG. By NintendoItalia on YouTube. Retrieved on November 13th, 2023
  2. ^ Super Mario RPG Remake: ¿Vale la pena?