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[[File:PMTOK Diamond Key.png|thumb|left|Mario receives the Diamond Key from Luigi]]
[[File:PMTOK Diamond Key.png|thumb|left|Mario receives the Diamond Key from Luigi]]
The '''Diamond Key''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is one of the many keys picked up by [[Luigi]] on his quest for the [[Key to Peach's Castle]]. As such, it is found in possession of Luigi, who resides on [[Mushroom Island]] at the time. Originally in a chest on [[Full Moon Island]], it is replaced by a note from Luigi and the [[Mushroom Handle]]. Luigi is seen resting, satisfied, thinking he has finally found the key to [[Peach's Castle]]. However, it turns out to be a different key, used to unlock [[Diamond Island]]. Olivia explains that it is not the key to the castle, although it does appear to be important.
The '''Diamond Key''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is one of the many keys picked up by [[Luigi]] on his quest for the [[Key to Peach's Castle]]. As such, it is found in possession of Luigi, who resides on [[Mushroom Island]] at the time. Originally in a chest on [[Full Moon Island]], it is replaced by a note from Luigi and the [[Mushroom Handle]]. Luigi is seen resting, satisfied, thinking he has finally found the key to [[Peach's Castle]]. However, it turns out to be a different key, used to unlock [[Diamond Island (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Diamond Island]]. Olivia explains that it is not the key to the castle, although it does appear to be important.


Mario must now dive down in the center between [[Club Island]], [[Heart Island]], [[Spade Island]], and Full Moon Island to find the Diamond Island dome. There is a keyhole in the center. Mario must insert the key and turn it right side up. This pushes the keyhole aside, allowing them to enter and surface inside the dome.
Mario must now dive down in the center between [[Club Island]], [[Heart Island]], [[Spade Island]], and Full Moon Island to find the Diamond Island dome. There is a keyhole in the center. Mario must insert the key and turn it right side up. This pushes the keyhole aside, allowing them to enter and surface inside the dome.
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|JapR=Daiya No Kagi
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|JapM=Diamond Key
|ChiS=方块钥匙
|ChiSR=Fāngkuài yàoshi
|ChiSM=Block Key
|ChiT=方塊鑰匙
|ChiTR=Fāngkuài yàoshi
|ChiTM=Block Key
|Dut=Ruitensleutel
|Dut=Ruitensleutel
|DutM=Diamond key
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Latest revision as of 14:43, December 23, 2024

“Oh, hey! It's a key with a little diamond design on it! I'm sure this is a key to something important, but it doesn't look like the key to Peach's Castle.”
Olivia, Paper Mario: The Origami King
Diamond Key
An item from Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Description
"Another mysterious key found by Luigi. Cool engraving!"
First appearance Paper Mario: The Origami King (2020)
Mario receives the Diamond Key from Luigi
Mario receives the Diamond Key from Luigi

The Diamond Key is a special item in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It is one of the many keys picked up by Luigi on his quest for the Key to Peach's Castle. As such, it is found in possession of Luigi, who resides on Mushroom Island at the time. Originally in a chest on Full Moon Island, it is replaced by a note from Luigi and the Mushroom Handle. Luigi is seen resting, satisfied, thinking he has finally found the key to Peach's Castle. However, it turns out to be a different key, used to unlock Diamond Island. Olivia explains that it is not the key to the castle, although it does appear to be important.

Mario must now dive down in the center between Club Island, Heart Island, Spade Island, and Full Moon Island to find the Diamond Island dome. There is a keyhole in the center. Mario must insert the key and turn it right side up. This pushes the keyhole aside, allowing them to enter and surface inside the dome.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ダイヤのカギ[?]
Daiya No Kagi
Diamond Key
Chinese (simplified) 方块钥匙[?]
Fāngkuài yàoshi
Block Key
Chinese (traditional) 方塊鑰匙[?]
Fāngkuài yàoshi
Block Key
Dutch Ruitensleutel[?] Diamond key
French Clé carreau[?] Diamonds key
Italian Chiave di quadri[?] Diamonds key
Spanish Llave con diamante[?] Key with Diamond