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|JapM=From「びりびり」(''biribiri'', onomatopoeia for electric shocks) and "candy"
|JapM=From「びりびり」(''biribiri'', onomatopoeia for electric shocks) and "candy"
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|ChiR=Pīlì táng
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|ChiM=Thunderbolt Candy
|ChiSM=Thunderbolt Candy
|ChiS2=带电糖果 <small>(''The Thousand-Year Door'' remake)</small>
|ChiS2=带电糖果 <small>(''The Thousand-Year Door'' remake)</small>
|ChiS2R=Dàidiàn Tángguǒ
|ChiS2R=Dàidiàn Tángguǒ

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Electro Pop
PaperMario Items ElectroPop.png An Electro Pop from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Electro Pop SPM.png Icon of an item from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
Paper Mario description A tart lollipop made by Tayce T. Restores 15 FP.
The Thousand-Year Door description Candy made by Zess T. Replenishes 15 FP.
Super Paper Mario description Shocking candy that will zap any foe that touches you.

An Electro Pop is a recipe and an item seen in the Paper Mario series. It is depicted as a lollipop with a swirl in electric colors.

History

Paper Mario

In Paper Mario, the Electro Pop is depicted as an orange lollipop with a yellow swirl. Tayce T. can make one with a Volt Shroom and a Cake Mix (which can be obtained in Shy Guy's Toy Box). It can be considered a helpful improvement on the Volt Shroom, and can be sold for 25 coins, which applies to all shops in the game.

The item's description states that it replenishes 15 FP and, if used in battle, also electrifies Mario. However, due to a bug, the item sets Mario's FP to a value equal to his current HP plus 15 (e.g. if Mario's HP is at 5 and FP is at 8, the Electro Pop will set Mario's FP to 20 (5 + 15), effectively restoring 12 FP); however, the FP regain animation will still show "15" regardless of the amount actually restored.[1][2]

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and its Nintendo Switch remake, the Electro Pop is depicted as a black lollipop with an orange swirl. Zess T. can make one from a Volt Mushroom and a Cake Mix (which can be obtained from the Pianta Parlor). Mario and his partners can use this item both in and out of battle, replenishing 15 FP and electrifying the user, damaging those who make physical contact. Like in Paper Mario, this item can be sold for 25 coins, which applies for all shops in the game.

Super Paper Mario

In Super Paper Mario, Saffron can make an Electro Pop from a Thunder Rage. As FP does not appear in this game, it instead electrifies the user for 40 seconds, damaging those who make physical contact. It can be sold for 82 coins, which applies for all shops in the game.

Recipes

Recipe Result Game that Recipe is in
Volt Shroom + Cake Mix Electro Pop Paper Mario
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Thunder Rage Super Paper Mario

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese びりびりキャンディ[?]
Biribiri Kyandi
From「びりびり」(biribiri, onomatopoeia for electric shocks) and "candy"
Chinese (simplified) 霹雳糖 (Paper Mario)[?]
Pīlì táng
Thunderbolt Candy
带电糖果 (The Thousand-Year Door remake)[?]
Dàidiàn Tángguǒ
Electrified Candy
Chinese (traditional) 帶電糖果 (The Thousand-Year Door remake)[?]
Dàidiàn Tángguǒ
Electrified Candy
French Electrobonbon[?] ElectroCandy
German Elektro-Pop[?] -
Italian Bonbon shock[?] Shock Candy
Lecca-lecca shock (Thousand-Year Door remake)[?] Shock Lollipop
Korean 찌릿찌릿캔디[?]
Jjiritjjirit Kaendi
From "찌릿찌릿" (jjirit-jjirit, onomatopoeia for electric shocks) and "candy"
Spanish (NOA) Paleta eléctrica[3] (The Thousand-Year Door remake) Electric Lollipop
Spanish (NOE) Pirulí Eléctrico (The Thousand-Year Door)
Piruleta eléctrica (Super Paper Mario)
[?]
Electric Lollipop

References

  1. ^ @Stryder7x (29 October 2019)Weird bug with the Electro Pop item found by @Rainchus...(Tweet) – via Twitter.
  2. ^ Fatguy703 (October 29, 2019). The Sweet Lies of Paper Mario 64 YouTube. Retrieved October 30, 2019.
  3. ^ Efowzeff (June 1, 2024). Todas las Recetas de T. Nancy I Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door (42:29). YouTube (Latin American Spanish). Retrieved June 27, 2024.