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'''Slow''' is a status ailment found in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. [[Beldam]] is the only one who can give this status ailment to [[Mario]] or his partner. Mario or his partner can give the Slow status, but [[List of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door beta elements#Unused badges|it cannot be done normally]] as the item required to do so must be hacked in the game. When afflicted, Mario or his partner can only attack once every other turn. It is indicated by a sad purple face. The status ailment reoccurs in the sequel, ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. In this case, however, it is inflicted by the common [[Cursya]].
'''Slow''' is a status ailment found in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. [[Beldam]] is the only one who can give this status ailment to [[Mario]] or his partner. Mario or his partner can give the Slow status, but [[List of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door beta elements#Unused Badges|it cannot be done normally]] as the item, known as the Turtle Curse, required to do so must be hacked in the game.  
 
When afflicted, Mario or his partner can only attack once every other turn. It is indicated by a sad purple face. The status ailment reoccurs in the sequel, ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. In this case, however, it is inflicted by the common [[Cursya]].


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Revision as of 22:40, February 28, 2014

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Slow is a status ailment found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Beldam is the only one who can give this status ailment to Mario or his partner. Mario or his partner can give the Slow status, but it cannot be done normally as the item, known as the Turtle Curse, required to do so must be hacked in the game.

When afflicted, Mario or his partner can only attack once every other turn. It is indicated by a sad purple face. The status ailment reoccurs in the sequel, Super Paper Mario. In this case, however, it is inflicted by the common Cursya.

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