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Latest revision as of 16:22, April 11, 2025
- Not to be confused with Ghoul Shroom or Boo Mushroom.
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Super Paper Mario description | Summons a Ghost Shroom to snack on your enemies. |
A Ghost Shroom is an item in Super Paper Mario. The color of the mushroom cap is dark pink with bright orange round spots. It summons a Ghost Shroom to damage enemies. When used, the player must draw a circle around a picture of a Mushroom with the Wii Remote to make it become larger. The larger it is, the more likely it will hit enemies when it becomes a Ghost Shroom. It then follows the player for a set amount of time. Players can buy it at Notso's shop in Flopside for 88 coins.
Any recipe that requires a Poison Shroom can be cooked using a Ghost Shroom instead. This is useful if Poison Shrooms are in short supply.
Recipes[edit]
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Locations[edit]
- Chapter 1-3, behind the second rock from the west near two 3-D Goombas, in an area right after the first O’Chunks boss fight.
- Chapter 4-3, behind the center row of brick blocks in the third area.
- Sold by Notso for 88 coins in Flopside.
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | おばけキノコ[?] Obake Kinoko |
Obake Mushroom | |
French | Méchampignon[?] | Portmanteau of méchant ("mean") and champignon ("mushroom") | |
German | Geistpilz[?] | Ghost Mushroom | |
Italian | Fanta Fungo[?] | Ghost-Shroom | |
Korean | 유령버섯[?] Yuryeong Beoseot |
Ghost Mushroom | |
Spanish | Champiñón Fantasma[?] | Ghost Mushroom |