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|[[Volt | |[[Volt Mushroom]] + Cake Mix | ||
|[[Electro Pop]] | |[[Electro Pop]] | ||
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|[[Life | |[[Life Mushroom]] + Cake Mix | ||
| rowspan=2 | [[Sweet Shroom]] | | rowspan=2 | [[Sweet Shroom]] | ||
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|[[Ultra Mushroom | |[[Ultra Mushroom]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Inky Sauce]] + Cake Mix | |[[Inky Sauce]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Mystic Egg]] + Cake Mix | |[[Mystic Egg]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Super Mushroom | |[[Super Mushroom]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Life | |[[Life Mushroom]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Ultra Mushroom | |[[Ultra Mushroom]] + Cake Mix | ||
|[[ | |[[Mushroom Crepe]] | ||
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|[[Peachy Peach]] + Cake Mix | |[[Peachy Peach]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Super Shroom Shake]] + Cake Mix | |[[Super Shroom Shake]] + Cake Mix | ||
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|[[Mild Cocoa Bean]] + Cake Mix | |[[Mild Cocoa Bean]] + Cake Mix |
Revision as of 07:49, May 27, 2024
Cake Mix is an item found in the Paper Mario series. In Paper Mario, within the Shy Guy's Toy Box, an unlimited source of Cake Mix can be found being held by a few Shy Guys in the Shy Guy's Playground. Cake Mix can bought at the Pianta Parlor in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for six pianta tokens (or eighteen coins); in both games, consuming a Cake Mix restores 1 FP. In Super Paper Mario, it can be purchased at the Itty Bits in Flipside for 25 coins or collected as an item drop from a Moon Cleft, Goomba, or Gloomba and heals 5 HP.
Mario can take it to Tayce T. in Paper Mario so she can cook it to make a Cake, which restores fifteen FP. If Mario takes Cake Mix to Zess T. in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, she will make Mousse Cake, which gives fifteen FP. When Cake Mix is cooked with other items, the resulting product usually has helpful attributes.
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Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | おかしのもと[?] Okashi no Moto |
Base of Sweets | |
Chinese | 甜蛋糕粉[?] Tián Dàngāo Fěn |
Sweet Cake Powder | |
French | Poudragâto[?] | Short for poudre à gâteaux ("cake powder") | |
German | Backmischung[?] | Baking Mix | |
Italian | Dolcina[?] | Sweetie | |
Korean | 과자믹스[?] Gwaja Migseu |
Snack Mix | |
Spanish | Preparado[?] | Cake Mix |