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|ChiR=Duǒbì Dǒupéng
|ChiR=Duǒbì Dǒupéng
|ChiM=Avoiding Cape
|ChiM=Avoiding Cape
|Dut=
|Dut=Afweermantel
|DutM=
|DutM=Defense cloak
|Fre=Capesquive
|Fre=Capesquive
|FreM=Pun on ''cap'' ("cape") and ''esquive'' ("dodge")
|FreM=Pun on ''cap'' ("cape") and ''esquive'' ("dodge")
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|ItaM=Pun on ''schivata'' ("to dodge")
|ItaM=Pun on ''schivata'' ("to dodge")
|Kor=적피하기
|Kor=적피하기
|KorR=Jeogpi Hagi
|KorR=Jeokpihagi
|KorM=
|KorM=Pun on "적 피하기" (''jeok pihagi'', "to dodge the enemy") and "{{ruby|旗|기}}" (''gi'', Hanja form of "flag")
|Spa=Capote
|Spa=Capote
|SpaM=Cape
|SpaM=Cape
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[[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door items]]
[[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door items]]
[[de:Tarn-Cape]]
[[de:Tarn-Cape]]
[[it:Schivatrice]]

Latest revision as of 14:57, September 8, 2024

Repel Cape
A Repel Cape from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Icon of an item from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
The Thousand-Year Door description Raises your evasion, making you harder to hit. (GCN)
Temporarily makes a party member dodgy so they are harder to hit. (Switch)

The Repel Cape is an item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. These capes are sold at the souvenir shop in Glitzville and by the salesman Charlieton in Rogueport. When used on either Mario or his partner, they gain the dodgy status effect. This means some enemy attacks miss the hero for four turns.

Zess T. can cook it by mixing a Boo's Sheet and a Point Swap.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese てきヨケール[?]
Teki Yokēru
From「敵」(teki, enemy) and elongation of「除ける」(yokeru, to avoid); shared with Repel Gel
Chinese 躲避斗篷[?]
Duǒbì Dǒupéng
Avoiding Cape
Dutch Afweermantel[?] Defense cloak
French Capesquive[?] Pun on cap ("cape") and esquive ("dodge")
German Tarn-Cape[?] Camouflage Cape
Italian Schivatrice[?] Pun on schivata ("to dodge")
Korean 적피하기[?]
Jeokpihagi
Pun on "적 피하기" (jeok pihagi, "to dodge the enemy") and "" (gi, Hanja form of "flag")
Spanish Capote[?] Cape