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{{articleabout|a type of Block in ''Paper Mario''|the ''Donkey Kong 64'' enemy of the same name|[[Super Block (Donkey Kong)|here]]}}
{{articleabout|a type of Block in ''Paper Mario''|the ''Donkey Kong 64'' enemy of the same name|[[Super Block (Donkey Kong)|here]]}}
[[Image:Super_block.PNG|frame|right|[[Mario]] and [[Watt]] encounter a '''Super Block''' in [[Toad Town Tunnels]] during ''[[Paper Mario]]''.]]
[[Image:Super_block.PNG|frame|right|[[Mario]] and [[Watt]] next to a '''Super Block''' in [[Toad Town Tunnels]] during ''[[Paper Mario]]''.]]
'''Super Blocks''' are blocks that contain a spinning blue disk in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Similar to [[Merlon]] in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', the Super Block upgrades [[Mario]]'s partners. The blocks are scattered all across the [[Mushroom Kingdom]].
'''Super Blocks''' are blocks that contain a spinning blue disk in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Similar to [[Merlon]]'s power in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', the Super Block upgrades [[Mario]]'s partners. The blocks are scattered all across the [[Mushroom Kingdom]].


Each of Mario's partners can be upgraded twice; the first time to a Super Rank and the second time to an Ultra Rank after Mario receives the [[Ultra Stone]] from [[Raphael the Raven]] in [[Paper Mario#Chapter 5|Chapter 5]]. After Mario receives the Ultra Stone, he can choose to Ultra Rank a partner even if everybody else isn't at Super Rank.
Each of Mario's partners can be upgraded twice; the first time to a Super Rank and the second time to an Ultra Rank after Mario receives the [[Ultra Stone]] from [[Raphael the Raven]] in [[Paper Mario#Chapter 5|Chapter 5]]. After Mario receives the Ultra Stone, he can choose to Ultra Rank a partner even if all partners aren't at Super Rank yet.
 
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In ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' episode "[[Super Koopa (The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode)|Super Koopa]]", Mario referred to a standard [[Brick Block]] as a Super Block.
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*In ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' episode "[[Super Koopa (The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode)|Super Koopa]]", Mario refers to a standard [[Brick Block]] as a Super Block.
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Mario and Watt next to a Super Block in Toad Town Tunnels during Paper Mario.

Super Blocks are blocks that contain a spinning blue disk in Paper Mario. Similar to Merlon's power in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the Super Block upgrades Mario's partners. The blocks are scattered all across the Mushroom Kingdom.

Each of Mario's partners can be upgraded twice; the first time to a Super Rank and the second time to an Ultra Rank after Mario receives the Ultra Stone from Raphael the Raven in Chapter 5. After Mario receives the Ultra Stone, he can choose to Ultra Rank a partner even if all partners aren't at Super Rank yet.

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