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'''Veil''' is a move that can be performed by [[Vivian]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' at the cost of 1 [[Flower Point|FP]]. This move's [[Action Command]] requires the player to correctly input the indicated five-button combination of {{button|gcn|A}} and {{button|gcn|B}} before the time limit is up. When performed successfully, it causes [[Mario]] and Vivian to hide in the shadows for one turn, forcing every enemy attack to miss that turn, similar to [[Lady Bow]]'s [[Outta Sight]] from ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Mario and Vivian then return to the battle on the following turn, forcing Vivian to skip her action on the turn Veil ends. Meanwhile, Veil only skips Mario’s following action if he used his action during the same turn Veil was used. Otherwise, Mario can still take an action when Veil ends. Because of this, Veil is primarily suited in dodging charged attacks.
'''Veil''' is a move that can be performed by [[Vivian]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. It costs 1 [[Flower Point|FP]] to use. The [[Action Command]] requires the player to correctly input the indicated five-button combination of {{button|gcn|A}} and {{button|gcn|B}} within a time limit. When performed successfully, it causes [[Mario]] and Vivian to hide in the shadows for one turn, forcing every enemy attack to miss that turn, similar to [[Lady Bow]]'s [[Outta Sight]] from ''[[Paper Mario]]''. On the following turn, they both return to the fight and Vivian is forced to skip her next move. However, Mario’s next turn is only skipped if he used his move during the same turn Vivian uses Veil. Otherwise, Mario will be able to act when Veil ends. Because of this, Veil is primarily suited for dodging charged attacks, and may be more strategically effective for Vivian to use Veil first before Mario makes a move.


A [[Stylish move]] can be performed as Vivian and Mario fully exit the ground, however this particular stylish gives very little [[Star Power]], and if the Stylish move is not performed, the attack gives no SP at all.
A [[Stylish move]] can be performed as Vivian and Mario fully exit the ground. This particular Stylish gives very little [[Star Power]], and if the Stylish move is not performed then the attack gives no SP at all.


Outside of battle, Veil can be performed by pressing {{button|gcn|X}} in the overworld to plunge into the shadows. This can be used to escape from the sight of enemies, overhear NPC conversations, or dodge moving obstacles.
Outside of battle, Veil can be performed by pressing {{button|gcn|X}} in the overworld to plunge into the shadows. This can be used to escape from the sight of enemies, overhear NPC conversations, or dodge moving obstacles.
==Gallery==
<gallery>
PMTTYDNS Veil.jpg|Vivian using Veil in the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch remake]] of ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''
Veil PMTTYDNS.png|Move preview for Veil in the remake
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|JapR=Kage Gakure
|JapR=Kage Gakure
|JapM=Shadow Hiding
|JapM=Shadow Hiding
|Chi=影子躲藏
|ChiR=Yǐngzi Duǒcáng
|ChiM=Shadow Hiding
|Dut=Schaduwsluier
|DutM=Shadow Veil
|Fre=Planquetoi
|FreM=From ''planque'' (familiar form of ''cacher'') and ''toi'' ("you")
|Ger=Suchmich
|GerM=Lit. "Search for me"
|Ita=Occultombra
|ItaM=From ''occultare'' ("to conceal"), ''ombra'' ("shadow") and possibly ''occulto'' ("occult")
|Kor=그림자숨기
|KorR=Geurimja Sumgi
|KorM=Shadow Hiding
|Spa=Transparencia
|Spa=Transparencia
|SpaM=Transparency
|SpaM=Transparency
|Fra=Planquetoi
|FraM=From ''planque'' (familiar form of ''cacher'') and ''toi'' (you).
|Ger=Suchmich
|Ita=Occultombra
}}
}}



Latest revision as of 15:18, July 25, 2024

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door move
Veil
Vivian performing Veil in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Mastered by Vivian
Rank Base Rank
Effect Vivian plunges into the shadows alongside Mario to evade oncoming attacks for the turn.
Target Self and Mario

Veil is a move that can be performed by Vivian in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It costs 1 FP to use. The Action Command requires the player to correctly input the indicated five-button combination of A Button and B Button within a time limit. When performed successfully, it causes Mario and Vivian to hide in the shadows for one turn, forcing every enemy attack to miss that turn, similar to Lady Bow's Outta Sight from Paper Mario. On the following turn, they both return to the fight and Vivian is forced to skip her next move. However, Mario’s next turn is only skipped if he used his move during the same turn Vivian uses Veil. Otherwise, Mario will be able to act when Veil ends. Because of this, Veil is primarily suited for dodging charged attacks, and may be more strategically effective for Vivian to use Veil first before Mario makes a move.

A Stylish move can be performed as Vivian and Mario fully exit the ground. This particular Stylish gives very little Star Power, and if the Stylish move is not performed then the attack gives no SP at all.

Outside of battle, Veil can be performed by pressing X Button in the overworld to plunge into the shadows. This can be used to escape from the sight of enemies, overhear NPC conversations, or dodge moving obstacles.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese カゲがくれ[?]
Kage Gakure
Shadow Hiding
Chinese 影子躲藏[?]
Yǐngzi Duǒcáng
Shadow Hiding
Dutch Schaduwsluier[?] Shadow Veil
French Planquetoi[?] From planque (familiar form of cacher) and toi ("you")
German Suchmich[?] Lit. "Search for me"
Italian Occultombra[?] From occultare ("to conceal"), ombra ("shadow") and possibly occulto ("occult")
Korean 그림자숨기[?]
Geurimja Sumgi
Shadow Hiding
Spanish Transparencia[?] Transparency