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The '''Fire Pop''' is one of the recipes available in the [[Paper Mario (series)|''Paper Mario'' series]]. It is a lollipop with a swirl in fiery colors. The Fire Pop can be sold for twenty [[coin]]s at any shop in every game it appears in.
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The '''Fire Pop''' is one of the recipes available in the [[Paper Mario (series)|''Paper Mario'' series]]. It is a lollipop with a swirl in fiery colors.


In ''[[Paper Mario]]'', [[Tayce T.]] can create one with a [[Cake Mix]] and a [[Fire Flower]]. The player can use this item in both overworld and in battles. It will damage Mario by one [[Heart Point|HP]], but will restore twenty [[Flower Point|FP]] in the process. This is a trade off between the attacking power of the Fire Flower, and the healing power of the Fire Pop, leaving this item's usefulness to be decided by the player. If Mario is down to one HP when he eats it, he retains his health but makes a gag face similar to when eating a [[Dried Shroom]] in battle. It is depicted as an orange lollipop with a red swirl.
In ''[[Paper Mario]]'', [[Tayce T.]] can create one with a [[Cake Mix]] and a [[Fire Flower]]. The player can use this item in both the overworld and in battles. It damages Mario by one [[Heart Point|HP]], but restores twenty [[Flower Point|FP]] in the process. This is a trade-off between the attacking power of the Fire Flower, and the healing power of other Pops. When Mario eats this item, he makes a gag face similar to when eating a [[Dried Mushroom|Dried Shroom]] in battle. It is depicted as an orange lollipop with a red swirl.


In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', [[Zess T.]] can make one in the same way, but can also make one by substituting [[Hot Sauce]] for the Fire Flower. In this game, it heals twenty FP without damaging Mario. It is depicted here as a red lollipop with a yellow swirl.
Due to a bug, if Mario knocks himself out by eating a Fire Pop, then is restored by a [[Life Mushroom (Paper Mario series)|Life Shroom]], his partner is able to take an extra action.


In both games, the Fire Pop can be sold for twenty [[coin]]s at any shop.
In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' and [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|its Nintendo Switch remake]], [[Zess T.]] can make one in the same way, but can also make one by substituting [[Hot Sauce]] for the Fire Flower. In these games, it heals twenty FP without damaging Mario. It is depicted here as a red lollipop with a yellow swirl.
 
Lollipops are made from corn syrup and sucrose, ingredients that would not be found in a Cake Mix, so the ingredients combination is slightly dubious. However, there do exist lollipops that are flavored with hot sauce or some other spicy substance.
 
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==Recipes==
==Recipes==
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|Jap=ファイアキャンディ
|JapR=Faia Kyandi
|JapR=Faia Kyandi
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|JapM=Fire Candy
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|Chi=火之糖
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|Chi2R=Huǒyàn Tángguǒ
|Chi2M=Flame Candy
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|Spa=Pirulí Fuego
|Ita=Bonbon fuoco
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|Kor=파이어캔디
|KorR=Paieo Kaendi
|KorM=Fire Candy
|SpaA=Paleta de fuego<ref>{{cite|author=Efowzeff|date=June 1, 2024|url=https://youtu.be/I9u6cLv4QvI?si=xSQtHAU40vbbrY8-&t=2600|language=es-419|timestamp=43:20|title=Todas las Recetas de T. Nancy I Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=June 27, 2024}}</ref>
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Latest revision as of 17:29, September 11, 2024

Fire Pop
PaperMario Items FirePop.png Fire Pop. Icon of an item from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
Paper Mario description A hot lollipop made by Tayce T. Restores 20 FP but uses 1 HP.
The Thousand-Year Door description Candy made by Zess T. Replenishes 20 FP.

The Fire Pop is one of the recipes available in the Paper Mario series. It is a lollipop with a swirl in fiery colors. The Fire Pop can be sold for twenty coins at any shop in every game it appears in.

In Paper Mario, Tayce T. can create one with a Cake Mix and a Fire Flower. The player can use this item in both the overworld and in battles. It damages Mario by one HP, but restores twenty FP in the process. This is a trade-off between the attacking power of the Fire Flower, and the healing power of other Pops. When Mario eats this item, he makes a gag face similar to when eating a Dried Shroom in battle. It is depicted as an orange lollipop with a red swirl.

Due to a bug, if Mario knocks himself out by eating a Fire Pop, then is restored by a Life Shroom, his partner is able to take an extra action.

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and its Nintendo Switch remake, Zess T. can make one in the same way, but can also make one by substituting Hot Sauce for the Fire Flower. In these games, it heals twenty FP without damaging Mario. It is depicted here as a red lollipop with a yellow swirl.

Recipes[edit]

Recipe Result Game
Cake Mix + Fire Flower Fire Pop Paper Mario + Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Cake Mix + Hot Sauce Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ファイアキャンディ[?]
Faia Kyandi
Fire Candy
Chinese 火之糖[?]
Huǒ zhī Táng
Fire Candy Paper Mario
火焰糖果[?]
Huǒyàn Tángguǒ
Flame Candy The Thousand-Year Door remake
French Bonbon Auch[?] -
German Feuer-Pop[?] Fire Pop
Italian Bonbon fuoco[?] Fire Pop The Thousand-Year Door
Lecca-lecca fuoco[?] Fire Lollipop The Thousand-Year Door remake
Korean 파이어캔디[?]
Paieo Kaendi
Fire Candy
Spanish (NOA) Paleta de fuego[1] Fire Lollipop Thousand-Year Door remake
Spanish (NOE) Pirulí Fuego[?] Fire Pop

References[edit]

  1. ^ Efowzeff (June 1, 2024). Todas las Recetas de T. Nancy I Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door (43:20). YouTube (Latin American Spanish). Retrieved June 27, 2024.