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The '''Special Shake''' is a food item that can be found in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. It looks like a portion of green juice in a glass, with a pink bent straw in it. | The '''Special Shake''' is a food item that can be found in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. It looks like a portion of green juice in a glass, with a pink bent straw in it. | ||
Making this recipe requires a [[Melon]] from [[Lavalava Island]] | Making this recipe solely requires a [[Melon]] from [[Lavalava Island]], though mixing a Melon with a number of other items (such as a [[Koopa Leaf]] or a [[Honey Syrup]]) will produce the same result. Additionally, a Special Shake can also be made by mixing a [[Jammin' Jelly]] with various other items (including a Melon); however, this is unadvised as a Jammin' Jelly recovers more than twice the [[Flower Point]]s than a Special Shake does, resulting in a net loss. Whichever option Mario chooses, bringing the item(s) to [[Tayce T.]] will make the [[Toad (species)|Toad]] chef cook a Special Shake. Special Shakes are recovery items and as such they are usable both inside and outside of battles. Using them replenishes twenty of [[Mario]]'s [[Flower Point]]s. | ||
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|Melon + Koopa Leaf | |||
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|Melon + [[Apple]] | |||
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|Melon + [[Lime]] | |||
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|Melon + [[Lemon]] | |||
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|Melon + Honey Syrup | |||
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|Melon + [[Maple Syrup]] | |||
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|Melon + [[Strange Leaf]] | |||
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|Melon + [[Red Berry]] | |||
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|Melon + [[Blue Berry]] | |||
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|Melon + [[Yellow Berry]] | |||
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|Melon + Jammin' Jelly | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Apple | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Lemon | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Lime | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + [[Coconut]] | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Honey Syrup | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Maple Syrup | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Red Berry | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Blue Berry | |||
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|Jammin' Jelly + Yellow Berry | |||
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Revision as of 20:08, May 23, 2019
Template:Pmitem-infobox The Special Shake is a food item that can be found in Paper Mario. It looks like a portion of green juice in a glass, with a pink bent straw in it.
Making this recipe solely requires a Melon from Lavalava Island, though mixing a Melon with a number of other items (such as a Koopa Leaf or a Honey Syrup) will produce the same result. Additionally, a Special Shake can also be made by mixing a Jammin' Jelly with various other items (including a Melon); however, this is unadvised as a Jammin' Jelly recovers more than twice the Flower Points than a Special Shake does, resulting in a net loss. Whichever option Mario chooses, bringing the item(s) to Tayce T. will make the Toad chef cook a Special Shake. Special Shakes are recovery items and as such they are usable both inside and outside of battles. Using them replenishes twenty of Mario's Flower Points.
Recipes
Recipe | Result of Cooked Item |
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Melon | Special Shake |
Melon + Koopa Leaf | |
Melon + Apple | |
Melon + Lime | |
Melon + Lemon | |
Melon + Honey Syrup | |
Melon + Maple Syrup | |
Melon + Strange Leaf | |
Melon + Red Berry | |
Melon + Blue Berry | |
Melon + Yellow Berry | |
Melon + Jammin' Jelly | |
Jammin' Jelly + Apple | |
Jammin' Jelly + Lemon | |
Jammin' Jelly + Lime | |
Jammin' Jelly + Coconut | |
Jammin' Jelly + Honey Syrup | |
Jammin' Jelly + Maple Syrup | |
Jammin' Jelly + Red Berry | |
Jammin' Jelly + Blue Berry | |
Jammin' Jelly + Yellow Berry |
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | キャシードリンク[1] Kyashī Dorinku |
Cathy Drink | |
Chinese | 凯茜饮料[?] Kǎixī Yǐnliào |
Cathy Drink | |
French | Shake Special[?] | Special Shake |
References
- ^ "Paper Mario: From Japanese to English". (June 17, 2013). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 4, 2015.