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[[File:Copy Block: Use Paper Mario's Copy Block to create duplicates that bolster his attack power!|thumbnail|Paper Mario using the Copy Block in battle]]
The '''Copy Block''' is a [[block]] appearing in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'' created by the [[Toad (species)#Paper Mario series|Paper Toad]]s that allows [[Paper Mario (character)|Paper Mario]] to create multiple copies of himself. After saving the eight Paper Toads in [[Princess Peach's Castle|Peach's Castle]], they and [[Toadette]] make the Copy Block and give it to [[Starlow]]. Afterwards, while battling with the Paper [[Goomba]] in [[Sunbeam Plains]], Paper Mario floats down onto the battlefield and [[Starlow]] gives him the Copy Block. Every time he gets hit, he does not take any damage, but rather loses one or more copies of himself depending on the strength of the attack. Paper Mario only starts accumulating damage when he is the sole copy. During the [[Paper Petey Piranha]] boss fight, he steals the Copy Block from Paper Mario and makes copies of himself.
The '''Copy Block''' is a [[block]] appearing in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'' created by the [[Toad (species)#Paper Mario series|Paper Toad]]s that allows [[Paper Mario (character)|Paper Mario]] to create multiple copies of himself. After saving the eight Paper Toads in [[Princess Peach's Castle|Peach's Castle]], they and [[Toadette]] make the Copy Block and give it to [[Starlow]]. Afterwards, while battling with the Paper [[Goomba]] in [[Sunbeam Plains]], Paper Mario floats down onto the battlefield and [[Starlow]] gives him the Copy Block. Every time he gets hit, he does not take any damage, but rather loses one or more copies of himself depending on the strength of the attack. Paper Mario only starts accumulating damage when he is the sole copy. During the [[Paper Petey Piranha]] boss fight, he steals the Copy Block from Paper Mario and makes copies of himself.


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Template:Item-infobox The Copy Block is a block appearing in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam created by the Paper Toads that allows Paper Mario to create multiple copies of himself. After saving the eight Paper Toads in Peach's Castle, they and Toadette make the Copy Block and give it to Starlow. Afterwards, while battling with the Paper Goomba in Sunbeam Plains, Paper Mario floats down onto the battlefield and Starlow gives him the Copy Block. Every time he gets hit, he does not take any damage, but rather loses one or more copies of himself depending on the strength of the attack. Paper Mario only starts accumulating damage when he is the sole copy. During the Paper Petey Piranha boss fight, he steals the Copy Block from Paper Mario and makes copies of himself.

There is a special Battle Card that enables Paper Mario to create six copies of himself after using it. Additionally, a rank bonus allows Paper Mario to increase the number of maximum copies he can create by two permanently.

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