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[[File:Dry Dry Desert PM.png|thumb|left|Pulse Stone pulsating]]
[[File:Dry Dry Desert PM.png|thumb|left|Pulse Stone pulsating]]
'''Pulse Stone''' is a stone [[Mario]] and company were given by [[Moustafa]] to gain access to [[Dry Dry Ruins (Paper Mario)|Dry Dry Ruins]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. The nearer the player will get to the ruins the faster it blinks or "pulses". When Mario finds the right location, he puts it in a rock and the ruins rise out of the sand while the sky temporarily goes dark.
The '''Pulse Stone''' is a stone [[Mario]] and company were given by [[Moustafa]] to gain access to [[Dry Dry Ruins (Paper Mario)|Dry Dry Ruins]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. The closer the player is to the ruins, the faster it blinks. When Mario finds the right location, he puts it in a rock and the ruins rise out of the sand while the sky temporarily goes dark.
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Latest revision as of 23:50, September 6, 2024

Pulse Stone
PulseStone PM.png
Paper Mario description The closer you get to Dry Dry Ruins, the faster it flashes.
Dry Dry Desert
Pulse Stone pulsating

The Pulse Stone is a stone Mario and company were given by Moustafa to gain access to Dry Dry Ruins in Paper Mario. The closer the player is to the ruins, the faster it blinks. When Mario finds the right location, he puts it in a rock and the ruins rise out of the sand while the sky temporarily goes dark.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ピカピカストーン[?]
Pikapika Sutōn
Sparkling Stone
Chinese 闪光石[?]
shǎnguāng shí
Shining Stone
French Pierre Magik[?] Magical Stone
Spanish Piedra Radar[?] Radar Stone