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|description=''"A baseball signed by the owner of the [[Shuriken Dojo]]."''
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{{quote2|Congrats on clearing normal mode! Here's your special prize...a baseball signed by yours truly! I used to be a major minor-league semi-almost-pro. That's why I'm such a surefire shuriken slinger. Keep that ball safe! It might be worth a sorta-kinda-huge-ish fortune someday! Possibly!|Shuriken Dojo owner|[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]}}
{{quote|Congrats on clearing normal mode! Here's your special prize...a baseball signed by yours truly! I used to be a major minor-league semi-almost-pro. That's why I'm such a surefire shuriken slinger. Keep that ball safe! It might be worth a sorta-kinda-huge-ish fortune someday! Possibly!|Shuriken Dojo owner|[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]}}
[[File:PMTOK Baseball.jpg|thumb|left|Mario receives a Baseball]]
[[File:PMTOK Baseball.jpg|thumb|left|Mario receives a Baseball]]
The '''[[Baseball (object)|Baseball]]''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is one of the few items required in a long line of trades. It is found on the lower shelf in the [[Shuriken Dojo]]. To earn it, [[Mario]] must score exactly twenty-one points during a normal round of shuriken toss. As a reward for doing so, the owner of the dojo gives Mario the baseball, claiming it is signed by him. He explains he was a baseball player at one point, which helped with his shuriken accuracy. He advises Mario to keep it safe in the event it becomes worth a fortune some day.
The '''[[Baseball (object)|Baseball]]''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is one of the few items required in a long line of trades. It is found on the lower shelf in the [[Shuriken Dojo]]. To earn it, [[Mario]] must score exactly twenty-one points during a normal round of shuriken toss. As a reward for doing so, the owner of the dojo gives Mario the baseball, claiming it is signed by him. He explains he was a baseball player at one point, which helped with his shuriken accuracy. He advises Mario to keep it safe in the event it becomes worth a fortune some day.
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|meaning2=Sign[ed] Ball
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===Names in other languages===
===Names in other languages===
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|JapR=Sain Bōru
|JapR=Sain Bōru
|JapM=Signed Ball
|JapM=Signed Ball
|ChiS=签名球
|ChiSR=Qiānmíng qiú
|ChiSM=Signed Ball
|ChiT=簽名球
|ChiTR=Qiānmíng qiú
|ChiTM=Signed Ball
|Fre=Balle dédicacée
|Fre=Balle dédicacée
|FreM=Signed ball
|FreM=Signed ball

Latest revision as of 10:20, August 22, 2024

Baseball
An item from Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Description
"A baseball signed by the owner of the Shuriken Dojo."
First appearance Paper Mario: The Origami King (2020)
“Congrats on clearing normal mode! Here's your special prize...a baseball signed by yours truly! I used to be a major minor-league semi-almost-pro. That's why I'm such a surefire shuriken slinger. Keep that ball safe! It might be worth a sorta-kinda-huge-ish fortune someday! Possibly!”
Shuriken Dojo owner, Paper Mario: The Origami King
Mario receives a Baseball
Mario receives a Baseball

The Baseball is a special item in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It is one of the few items required in a long line of trades. It is found on the lower shelf in the Shuriken Dojo. To earn it, Mario must score exactly twenty-one points during a normal round of shuriken toss. As a reward for doing so, the owner of the dojo gives Mario the baseball, claiming it is signed by him. He explains he was a baseball player at one point, which helped with his shuriken accuracy. He advises Mario to keep it safe in the event it becomes worth a fortune some day.

With the baseball given away, the item on the lower shelf is replaced by a Tail. Mario must take the baseball to the Dry Bones tossing around a Bone and speak with them. One of the Dry Bones asks for the baseball in exchange for the bone - Mario must accept the trade to advance in the story.

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Game File Name Meaning

Paper Mario: The Origami King \romfs\item\Item_SignBall.bfres.zst SignBall Sign[ed] Ball
Paper Mario: The Origami King \romfs\data\data_item.elf.zst サインボール (Sainbōru) Sign[ed] Ball

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese サインボール[?]
Sain Bōru
Signed Ball
Chinese (simplified) 签名球[?]
Qiānmíng qiú
Signed Ball
Chinese (traditional) 簽名球[?]
Qiānmíng qiú
Signed Ball
French Balle dédicacée[?] Signed ball
Italian Palla da baseball[?] Baseball ball
Spanish Pelota de béisbol[?] Baseball ball