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[[File: ToadTownDojoPM.png|thumb|[[Mario]] and [[Bombette]] visiting the Toad Town Dojo]] | [[File: ToadTownDojoPM.png|thumb|[[Mario]] and [[Bombette]] visiting the Toad Town Dojo]] | ||
The '''Toad Town Dojo''' is a | The '''Toad Town Dojo''' is a location in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. It is a part of [[Toad Town]] where [[Mario]] and the gang can practice their fighting skills against [[Chan]] (a [[Buzzy Beetle]]), [[Lee]] (a [[Duplighost]]), and [[The Master]] himself, a [[Toad (species)|Toad]] martial artist. Each battle earns a harder challenge and recognition. In fact, this is the same as battling [[Jinx]] (and [[Jagger]]) in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. | ||
This is where Mario can earn the [[First-Degree Card|First]], [[Second-Degree Card|Second]], [[Third-Degree Card|Third]] and [[Fourth-Degree Card]]s as well as the [[Diploma]]. Despite the fact that [[Mario]] can face powerful optional bosses here, no reward (or even [[Star Point]]s) is given other than the aforementioned cards and diploma, as the battles are just a challenge. | This is where Mario can earn the [[First-Degree Card|First]], [[Second-Degree Card|Second]], [[Third-Degree Card|Third]] and [[Fourth-Degree Card]]s as well as the [[Diploma]]. Despite the fact that [[Mario]] can face powerful optional bosses here, no reward (or even [[Star Point]]s) is given other than the aforementioned cards and diploma, as the battles are just a challenge. | ||
During his adventure, Mario can meet three participants of the Dojo who each earned a degree: | During his adventure, Mario can meet three participants of the Dojo who each earned a degree: | ||
# A Toad with yellow-green spots in Toad Town, just outside the Dojo, has a First-Degree Card. | # A Toad with yellow-green spots in Toad Town, just outside the Dojo, has a First-Degree Card. | ||
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# A [[Bumpty|penguin]] in [[Shiver City]], near the warp pipe, has a Third-Degree Card. | # A [[Bumpty|penguin]] in [[Shiver City]], near the warp pipe, has a Third-Degree Card. | ||
Each participant will give different remarks depending on Mario's ranking and will be amazed if Mario has a Diploma. | Each participant will give different remarks depending on Mario's ranking and will be amazed if Mario has a Diploma. | ||
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!rowspan="2"|Participant | !rowspan="2"|Participant | ||
!colspan="6"|Quote when Mario has: | !colspan="6"|Quote when Mario has: | ||
!rowspan="2"|[[File:Goombario Sprite.png]]<br>[[Goombario]]'s [[Tattle]] | !rowspan="2"|[[File:Goombario Sprite.png]]<br>[[Goombario]]'s [[Tattle]] | ||
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!No Degree | !No Degree | ||
![[File:First-DegreeCard PM.png]] [[First-Degree Card]] | ![[File:First-DegreeCard PM.png]] [[First-Degree Card]] | ||
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|JapR=Dōjō | |JapR=Dōjō | ||
|JapM=Dojo | |JapM=Dojo | ||
|ChiS=武馆<ref> | |ChiS=武馆<ref>{{cite|url=www.bilibili.com/video/BV1RP4y1H751?p=2|author=紫色如此|timestamp=1:44:23|language=zh-hans|title=【全流程】【纸片马力欧】最初的纸马 神游官方中文版 开创的指令回合制与独特风格 模拟器游玩|publisher=Bilibili|date=December 25, 2021|accessdate=July 2, 2024}}</ref> | ||
|ChiSR=Wǔguǎn | |ChiSR=Wǔguǎn | ||
|ChiSM=Dojo | |ChiSM=Dojo | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Japanese characters on the Dojo's billboard read "Way of the old man" | *The Japanese characters on the Dojo's billboard read "Way of the old man", 爺道, written in {{wp|shodō}} style and {{wp|Right-to-left script|with the writing orientation inverted (from right to left)}}, in reference to the Master and the antiquity of its dojo. | ||
*The music that plays here is called "The Dojo", which may also be heard coming through the floor if Mario stands on the far right of the [[List of shops in Paper Mario#Toad Town|Shroom Grocery]]'s interior. | *The music that plays here is called "The Dojo", which may also be heard coming through the floor if Mario stands on the far right of the [[List of shops in Paper Mario#Toad Town|Shroom Grocery]]'s interior. | ||
*If Mario's [[Heart Point|HP]] drops to zero during any one of the fights, instead of a [[Game Over]], the screen goes back to the Dojo with Mario only having 1 HP. | *If Mario's [[Heart Point|HP]] drops to zero during any one of the fights, instead of a [[Game Over]], the screen goes back to the Dojo with Mario only having 1 HP. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:32, July 2, 2024
The Toad Town Dojo is a location in Paper Mario. It is a part of Toad Town where Mario and the gang can practice their fighting skills against Chan (a Buzzy Beetle), Lee (a Duplighost), and The Master himself, a Toad martial artist. Each battle earns a harder challenge and recognition. In fact, this is the same as battling Jinx (and Jagger) in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
This is where Mario can earn the First, Second, Third and Fourth-Degree Cards as well as the Diploma. Despite the fact that Mario can face powerful optional bosses here, no reward (or even Star Points) is given other than the aforementioned cards and diploma, as the battles are just a challenge.
During his adventure, Mario can meet three participants of the Dojo who each earned a degree:
- A Toad with yellow-green spots in Toad Town, just outside the Dojo, has a First-Degree Card.
- A Dryite with an orange tagelmust in Dry Dry Outpost has a Second-Degree Card.
- A penguin in Shiver City, near the warp pipe, has a Third-Degree Card.
Each participant will give different remarks depending on Mario's ranking and will be amazed if Mario has a Diploma.
| Participant | Quote when Mario has: |  Goombario's Tattle | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Degree |  First-Degree Card
|
 Second-Degree Card
|
 Third-Degree Card
|
 Fourth-Degree Card
|
 Diploma
| ||
 A Toad in Toad Town, just outside the Dojo |
"Oh? ...Ha ha ha! You don't have it? The Degree, Mario. The Degree shows how strong you are. Ha ha ha... I have it. I fought at the Dojo over there and got it from The Master. I am one bad Toad!!" | "Hey, that's... a First-Degree Card! I have one, too. See? A First-Degree Card!! That means I'm as strong as you! Cool! I'm bad! Yeah!!" | "Hey, that's... a Second-Degree Card? Whoa! Cool! You fought your way to a Second-Degree Card? Mario, you're awesome!!" | "Hey, that's... a Third-Degree Card? Whoa! Wow! Whoop! I knew you were strong!!" | "Hey, that's... a Fourth-Degree Card! Whoa! Amazing! You rule, Mario! You must be crazy strong!!" | "Whoa! Can it be? That's... a Diploma??? Whooooopeee! It's real, isn't it? You defeated The Master! Wow! You're the best, Mario!" | "This Toad has tried his skills at the Dojo. That takes guts... Someday I'm gonna try it all by myself." |
 A Dryite in Dry Dry Outpost |
"Are you aware that there's a Dojo in Toad Town? There is! A while ago I took one of the Dojo challenges and did pretty well, I must say. I got a Second-Degree Card. You look pretty strong, so... Huh? You haven't earned any Cards?!" | "Sayyyyy... Is that... ...a First-Degree Card? Hee hee! It just so happens, that I have in my possession a Second-Degree Card! Know what that means? I'm stronger than Mario! Yeah!!" | "Sayyyyy... Is that... ...a Second-Degree Card? Hey, I have Second-Degree Card, too! Oh, awesome! I can't believe that I'm as strong as you are, Mario!!" | "Sayyyyy... Is that... ...a Third-Degree Card? Whooa! That's great! Seriously, that's great, Mario. You must be a powerhouse!!" | "Sayyyyy... Is that... ...a Fourth-Degree Card? Whooa! I wouldn't want to tangle with you, Mario!!" | "Sayyyyy... Is that... ...a Diploma...!? Whoa! WHOOOAAA! You defeated The Master!! That's unbelievable, Mario! Great! Seriously great! I mean, really great!!!" | "He's a Dryite. I've seen him in Toad Town. He earned himself a Degree at the Toad Town Dojo." |
 A penguin in Shiver City, near the warp pipe |
"Mariooooo!!! Did you know that there's a Dojo in Toad Town? I go there all the time. I finally got my Third-Degree Card the other day. I'm sure you have a much higher ranking than I do, though. What? You don't have anything?!" | "Hey... You have... ...a First-Degree Card! Heh heh heh. A beginner, huh? I've got a Third-Degree Card. Looks like I'm stronger than you!" | "Hey... You have... ...a Second-Degree Card! Heh heh heh. It's a start. I've got a Third-Degree Card. I must be tougher than you!" | "Hey... You have... ...a Third-Degree Card! I've got a Third-Degree Card, too!! Cool! We have the same ranking! We're equals!!" | "Hey... You have... ...a Fourth-Degree Card! Wow, you're strong! I wish I were that strong... I'd better train harder!!" | "Hey... You have... ...a Diploma... Wooow! I mean, woooooow! You beat The Master!! How'd you manage that? You're the strongest guy ever!!" | "This penguin's been to the Dojo in Toad Town. He likes to show off his certificate and compare it to ones other people get at the Dojo." |
Another known participant of the Dojo is Little T., who only appears in a photo on a letter he writes to Mario.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 道場[?] Dōjō |
Dojo | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 武馆[1] Wǔguǎn |
Dojo |
Trivia[edit]
- The Japanese characters on the Dojo's billboard read "Way of the old man", 爺道, written in shodō style and with the writing orientation inverted (from right to left), in reference to the Master and the antiquity of its dojo.
- The music that plays here is called "The Dojo", which may also be heard coming through the floor if Mario stands on the far right of the Shroom Grocery's interior.
- If Mario's HP drops to zero during any one of the fights, instead of a Game Over, the screen goes back to the Dojo with Mario only having 1 HP.
References[edit]
- ^ 紫色如此 (December 25, 2021). 【全流程】【纸片马力欧】最初的纸马 神游官方中文版 开创的指令回合制与独特风格 模拟器游玩 (1:44:23). Bilibili (Simplified Chinese). Retrieved July 2, 2024.
