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A '''Long-Last Shake''' is an item in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' that regenerates the player's [[Heart Point]]s over time, similar to the [[Slow Mushroom|Slow Shroom]] from ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. The item is purchasable at [[Howzit]]'s shop in [[Flipside]] for thirty [[coin]]s, or the item can be purchased at Howzit's shop in [[Yold Town]] for 15 coins or from [[Flimm]] in the [[Flipside Pit of 100 Trials|Flipside]] and [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]]. Using one begins a [[minigame]] where the player is prompted to tilt their [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] in the directions shown. This makes it the only healing item in the game which requires an [[Action Command]]. The effect ranges from gradually recovering a minimum of 10 HP to a maximum of 20 HP, depending on how well the player matches the positions of the Wii Remote in the minigame. It is also unique in being the only healing item in the game that does not cure [[poison (status effect)|poison]].
A '''Long-Last Shake''' is an item in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' that regenerates the player's [[Heart Point]]s over time, similar to the [[Slow Mushroom|Slow Shroom]] from ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. The item is purchasable at [[Howzit]]'s shop in [[Flipside]] for thirty [[coin]]s, or the item can be purchased at Howzit's shop in [[Yold Town]] for 15 coins or from [[Flimm]] in the [[Flipside Pit of 100 Trials|Flipside]] and [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]]. Using one begins a [[minigame]] where the player is prompted to tilt their [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] in the directions shown. This makes it the only healing item in the game which requires an [[Action Command]]. The effect ranges from gradually recovering a minimum of 10 HP to a maximum of 20 HP, depending on how well the player matches the positions of the Wii Remote in the minigame. It is among a unique group of healing items that do not cure [[poison (status effect)|poison]], the others being: [[Dayzee Syrup]], [[Gradual Syrup]], [[Heartful Cake]], [[Sap Syrup]], and [[Stamina Juice]].


Long-Last Shakes can serve as a cheaper alternative to [[Super Shroom Shake]]s, provided the player can match directions with the Wii Remote properly.
Long-Last Shakes can serve as a cheaper alternative to [[Super Shroom Shake]]s, provided the player can match directions with the Wii Remote properly.

Latest revision as of 01:52, July 21, 2024

Long-Last Shake
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Super Paper Mario description A fungal drink that regenerates your HP over time.

A Long-Last Shake is an item in Super Paper Mario that regenerates the player's Heart Points over time, similar to the Slow Shroom from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The item is purchasable at Howzit's shop in Flipside for thirty coins, or the item can be purchased at Howzit's shop in Yold Town for 15 coins or from Flimm in the Flipside and Flopside Pit of 100 Trials. Using one begins a minigame where the player is prompted to tilt their Wii Remote in the directions shown. This makes it the only healing item in the game which requires an Action Command. The effect ranges from gradually recovering a minimum of 10 HP to a maximum of 20 HP, depending on how well the player matches the positions of the Wii Remote in the minigame. It is among a unique group of healing items that do not cure poison, the others being: Dayzee Syrup, Gradual Syrup, Heartful Cake, Sap Syrup, and Stamina Juice.

Long-Last Shakes can serve as a cheaper alternative to Super Shroom Shakes, provided the player can match directions with the Wii Remote properly.

Recipes[edit]

# Recipe Result Game

1 Long-Last Shake + Peachy Peach Gradual Syrup Super Paper Mario

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese じわじわキノコカン
Jiwajiwa Kinoko Kan
Slow Shroom Can

French (NOE) Soda récup
Recovery Soda; récup is short for récupérer ("to recover")
German Langzeit-Mix
Long-term Mix
Italian Shake Durapiù
Longlasting Shake
Korean 은근슬쩍버섯통조림
Eungeunseuljjeog Beoseot Tongjolim
Subtly Canned Mushrooms

Spanish Batido Durativo
Long-Last Shake