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[[Image:Belt.PNG|frame|right|The '''Champ's Belt'''.]]
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[[Image:Champ'sBelt.png|thumb|left|200px|Rawk Hawk and the [[Champ's Belt]].]]
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The '''Champ's Belt''' is a special item featured in the game, ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. [[Mario]] received this belt after he had defeated [[Rawk Hawk]] in the [[Glitz Pit]], becoming the arena's new champion. The Champ's Belt has a fake [[Gold Star]] implanted in the middle of it. Mario, however, cannot wear the belt.
|ttyd=The champ's belt you earned when you beat Rawk Hawk.
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{{quote|Well, [[Mario|you]] finally did it, son! Today's yer first day as the new champ! Here's yer belt!|Grubba|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}
 
The '''Champ's Belt''' is a special item featured in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. [[Mario]] receives this belt after he defeats [[Rawk Hawk]] in the [[Glitz Pit]], becoming the arena's new champion. The Champ's Belt has a fake [[Gold Star]] implanted in the middle of it. In the original game, Mario cannot wear the belt, though in the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|remake]] he wears it during the cutscene where he becomes the champion.
 
When Mario first arrives at the Glitz Pit and watches Rawk Hawk defeat [[The Koopinator]], he and his [[party member|partner]] see Rawk Hawk showing off the belt. When they arrive back at the lobby, they are astonished to see the Gold Star attached to a belt. Mario vows to make it up to the champion and fight for the star (or to steal it, but it all comes out to the same conclusion). Mario then finds out that it is not the Gold Star on the belt at all after meeting Rawk Hawk in person, and that he still has a big mystery to solve before he finds the real one. Unfortunately, when Mario and [[Yoshi Kid|Yoshi]] discovers this, Rawk Hawk misinterprets the fake mention as referring to his belt, which in turn hints that he is not a good fighter. Mario is given the belt after defeating Rawk Hawk. However, after finding the real Gold Star, he returns the belt.


When Mario first arrives at the Glitz Pit and watches Rawk Hawk defeat [[The Koopinator]], he and his partner see Rawk Hawk showing off the belt. When they arrive back at the lobby, they are astonished to see the Gold Star attached to a cheap belt. Mario vows to make it up to the champion and fight for the star (or to steal it, but it all comes out to the same conclusion). Mario then finds out that it is not the Gold Star on the belt at all after meeting Rawk Hawk in person, and that he still has a big mystery to solve before he finds the real one. Unfortunately, when Mario and the [[Yoshi (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Yoshi Kid]] discovered this, Rawk Hawk misinterpreted the fake mention as referring to his belt, which in turn hints that he is not a good fighter, and became extremely angry with them.
In [[Bowser]]'s event after [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 6: 3 Days of Excess|Chapter 6]], Bowser and [[Kammy Koopa]] find the belt in Rawk Hawk's secret training room, apparently somewhere in [[Rogueport Underground]]. Bowser believes that it is the real [[Crystal Stars|Crystal Star]], but it is smashed after Rawk Hawk attempts to attack Bowser and Kammy.


In [[Bowser]]'s event after [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 6: 3 Days of Excess|Chapter 6]], Bowser finds the belt in Rawk Hawk's secret training room, apparently somewhere in the [[Rogueport Sewers]]. Bowser believes that it is the real [[Crystal Stars|Crystal Star]], but smashes the glass replica eventually.
Much like real-world {{wp|championship belt}}s, not only can Mario lose the Champ's Belt by either being defeated by or forfeiting to Rawk Hawk, but he can subsequently reclaim it by defeating The Koopinator to re-establish his number one rank and then defeating Rawk Hawk. This trait is further accentuated by the fans attending the fights, who will respond to Mario with dialogue acknowledging his status as either the current champion or as a former champion.


==Trivia==
==Gallery==
Much like real-world [[:wikipedia:Championship_belt|championship belts]], not only can Mario lose the Champ's Belt by either being defeated or forfeiting to Rawk Hawk, but he can subsequently reclaim it by defeating [[The Koopinator]] to re-establish his number one rank and then defeating Rawk Hawk. This trait is further accentuated by the fans attending the fights, who will respond to Mario with dialogue acknowledging his status as either the current champion or as a former champion.
<gallery>
PMTTYD Champ's Belt Screenshot.png|Rawk Hawk and the Champ's Belt
TTYDNS Mario Champion.jpg|Mario wearing the Champ’s Belt
PMTTYD Bowser Champs Belt.png
PMTTYD Bowser Rawks Rawk Hawk.png|[[Kammy Koopa]] breaks the Champ's Belt
</gallery>


==Names in Other Languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|Jap=チャンピオンベルト
|Jap=チャンピオンベルト
|JapR=Chanpion Beruto
|JapR=Chanpion Beruto
|JapM=Champion Belt
|JapM=Champion Belt
|Spa=Cinturón del Campeón
|ChiS=冠军腰带
|ChiSR=Guànjūn Yāodài
|ChiSM=Champion Belt
|ChiT=冠軍腰帶
|ChiTR=Guànjūn Yāodài
|ChiTM=Champion Belt
|Dut=Kampioensriem
|DutM=Championship belt
|Fre=Ceinture du champion
|FreM=Champion's belt
|Ger=Meistergurt
|GerM=Master belt
|Ita=Cintura Oolong
|ItaM=[[Glitzville#Names in other languages|Glitzville]] Belt
|Kor=챔피언벨트
|KorR=Chaempieon Belteu
|KorM=Champion Belt
|Spa=Cinturón de Campeón
|SpaM=Champion's Belt
|SpaM=Champion's Belt
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Latest revision as of 16:54, October 27, 2024

Champ's Belt
Sprite of the Champ's Belt in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Icon of an item from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
The Thousand-Year Door description The champ's belt you earned when you beat Rawk Hawk.
“Well, you finally did it, son! Today's yer first day as the new champ! Here's yer belt!”
—Grubba, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

The Champ's Belt is a special item featured in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Mario receives this belt after he defeats Rawk Hawk in the Glitz Pit, becoming the arena's new champion. The Champ's Belt has a fake Gold Star implanted in the middle of it. In the original game, Mario cannot wear the belt, though in the remake he wears it during the cutscene where he becomes the champion.

When Mario first arrives at the Glitz Pit and watches Rawk Hawk defeat The Koopinator, he and his partner see Rawk Hawk showing off the belt. When they arrive back at the lobby, they are astonished to see the Gold Star attached to a belt. Mario vows to make it up to the champion and fight for the star (or to steal it, but it all comes out to the same conclusion). Mario then finds out that it is not the Gold Star on the belt at all after meeting Rawk Hawk in person, and that he still has a big mystery to solve before he finds the real one. Unfortunately, when Mario and Yoshi discovers this, Rawk Hawk misinterprets the fake mention as referring to his belt, which in turn hints that he is not a good fighter. Mario is given the belt after defeating Rawk Hawk. However, after finding the real Gold Star, he returns the belt.

In Bowser's event after Chapter 6, Bowser and Kammy Koopa find the belt in Rawk Hawk's secret training room, apparently somewhere in Rogueport Underground. Bowser believes that it is the real Crystal Star, but it is smashed after Rawk Hawk attempts to attack Bowser and Kammy.

Much like real-world championship belts, not only can Mario lose the Champ's Belt by either being defeated by or forfeiting to Rawk Hawk, but he can subsequently reclaim it by defeating The Koopinator to re-establish his number one rank and then defeating Rawk Hawk. This trait is further accentuated by the fans attending the fights, who will respond to Mario with dialogue acknowledging his status as either the current champion or as a former champion.

Gallery[edit]

  • Rawk Hawk and the Champ's Belt

    Rawk Hawk and the Champ's Belt

  • Mario wearing the Champ’s Belt

    Mario wearing the Champ’s Belt

  • PMTTYD Bowser Champs Belt.png
  • Kammy Koopa breaks the Champ's Belt

    Kammy Koopa breaks the Champ's Belt

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese チャンピオンベルト[?]
Chanpion Beruto 		Champion Belt
Chinese (simplified) 冠军腰带[?]
Guànjūn Yāodài 		Champion Belt
Chinese (traditional) 冠軍腰帶[?]
Guànjūn Yāodài 		Champion Belt
Dutch Kampioensriem[?] Championship belt
French Ceinture du champion[?] Champion's belt
German Meistergurt[?] Master belt
Italian Cintura Oolong[?] Glitzville Belt
Korean 챔피언벨트[?]
Chaempieon Belteu 		Champion Belt
Spanish Cinturón de Campeón[?] Champion's Belt
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