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{{PM badge infobox | {{PM badge infobox/new | ||
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|image_pm=Power Smash Badge.png | |||
|image_ttyd=Power Smash PMTTYDNS icon.png|50px | |||
|bp=1 | |bp=1 | ||
| | |fp=2 | ||
| | |fp_addl_ttyd=×2 | ||
| | |attack=<Hammer>4, <Super Hammer>6, <Ultra Hammer>8 | ||
|attack_addl_ttyd=+2 | |||
|price_pm=— | |||
|price_ttyd=<Coin>50 (GCN), <Coin>80 (NS), <Pianta>34 (GCN), <Pianta>80 (NS) | |||
|effect=Allows [[Mario]] use Power Smash, a hammer attack with increased damage. | |||
|pm=Lets you do a Power Smash. Uses 2 FP. Hammers an enemy using lots of attack power. | |pm=Lets you do a Power Smash. Uses 2 FP. Hammers an enemy using lots of attack power. | ||
|ttyd=Wear this to use Power Smash. 2 FP are required to use this attack, which lets you whack an enemy with huge power. Wearing two or more of these badges requires more FP for the move, but increases the Attack power. | |ttyd=Wear this to use Power Smash. 2 FP are required to use this attack, which lets you whack an enemy with huge power. Wearing two or more of these badges requires more FP for the move, but increases the Attack power. | ||
|ttydns=Wear this to use Power Smash. 2 FP are required to use this attack, which lets you powerfully smash a foe for increased damage. Wearing two or more of these badges requires more FP for the move, but increases the Attack power. | |||
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'''Power Smash''' is a [[badge]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. In ''Paper Mario'', it is in the [[Toad Town Tunnels]], behind some destroyable blocks, and is only accessible after [[Mario]] obtains the [[Super Hammer]]. In ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', it is given by [[Professor Frankly]], serving as a tutorial on how to equip and use badges. Additional Power Smash badges can be bought at the [[Pianta Parlor]] for thirty-four [[pianta token]]s with the [[Silver Card]], and can be rarely dropped after battle by [[Buzzy Beetle]]s, [[Spike Top]]s, [[Spinia]]s, [[Spania]]s, and [[Spunia]]s. If Mario equips the badge, he is able to use Power Smash, a [[hammer]] attack that requires two [[Flower Point|FP]] to use. If the [[Action Command]] is timed correctly, Mario deals a single hammer attack that deals two more points of damage than a regular timed hit with a hammer. Unlike other hammer moves (excluding [[Piercing Blow]]), the move has multiple [[Stylish move]]s that make Mario perform multiple backflips in succession, if timed correctly. Equipping multiple copies of the badge will double the amount of FP previously required to use it, but also increases the move's damage by one for each equipped badge. | '''Power Smash''' is a [[badge]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. In ''Paper Mario'', it is in the [[Toad Town Tunnels]], behind some destroyable blocks, and is only accessible after [[Mario]] obtains the [[Super Hammer]]. In ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', it is given by [[Professor Frankly]], serving as a tutorial on how to equip and use badges. Additional Power Smash badges can be bought at the [[Pianta Parlor]] for thirty-four [[pianta token]]s with the [[Silver Card]], and can be rarely dropped after battle by [[Buzzy Beetle]]s, [[Spike Top]]s, [[Spinia]]s, [[Spania]]s, and [[Spunia]]s. If Mario equips the badge, he is able to use Power Smash, a [[hammer]] attack that requires two [[Flower Point|FP]] to use. If the [[Action Command]] is timed correctly, Mario deals a single hammer attack that deals two more points of damage than a regular timed hit with a hammer. Unlike other hammer moves (excluding [[Piercing Blow]]), the move has multiple [[Stylish move]]s that make Mario perform multiple backflips in succession, if timed correctly. Equipping multiple copies of the badge will double the amount of FP previously required to use it, but also increases the move's damage by one for each equipped badge. | ||
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Power Smash is a badge in Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. In Paper Mario, it is in the Toad Town Tunnels, behind some destroyable blocks, and is only accessible after Mario obtains the Super Hammer. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, it is given by Professor Frankly, serving as a tutorial on how to equip and use badges. Additional Power Smash badges can be bought at the Pianta Parlor for thirty-four pianta tokens with the Silver Card, and can be rarely dropped after battle by Buzzy Beetles, Spike Tops, Spinias, Spanias, and Spunias. If Mario equips the badge, he is able to use Power Smash, a hammer attack that requires two FP to use. If the Action Command is timed correctly, Mario deals a single hammer attack that deals two more points of damage than a regular timed hit with a hammer. Unlike other hammer moves (excluding Piercing Blow), the move has multiple Stylish moves that make Mario perform multiple backflips in succession, if timed correctly. Equipping multiple copies of the badge will double the amount of FP previously required to use it, but also increases the move's damage by one for each equipped badge.
Drop Rates
Badge rates in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Power Smash | ||
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| Roll over Rate types for descriptions, and dotted-lined rates to show percentages out of 100. | ||
| Enemy | Hold rate | Drop rate |
| Buzzy Beetle | 0/200 | 2/300 |
| Spania | 0/200 | 1/300 |
| Spike Top | 0/200 | 2/300 |
| Spinia | 0/200 | 1/300 |
| Spunia | 0/200 | 2/300 |
Merluvlee's prediction in Paper Mario
- "I see...a Power Smash Badge. You enter the Private pipe in Toad Town and head left, smashing blocks as you go. You enter a pipe and continue left once you emerge. After breaking a block to make a jump pad fall, you leap up to the Badge's resting place."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ガツーンナグーリ[?] Gatsūn Nagūri |
Stylization of「ガツン」(gatsun, Japanese term for "forcibly") and「殴り」(naguri, "striking") | |
| ガツーンハンマー (Paper Mario move)[?] Gatsūn Hanmā |
Stylization of「ガツン」(gatsun, Japanese term for "forcibly") and "Hammer" | ||
| Chinese | 重击勋章[?] Zhòngjī Xūnzhāng |
Heavy Strike Badge | |
| Dutch | Krachtklap[1] | Strength clap | |
| French | Coup Fort[?] | Powerful Blow | |
| German | Power-Hauer[?] | Power Hitter | |
| Italian | Mazzapicchio[?] | Club-hit | |
| Korean | 파워스매시[?] Pawo Seumaesi |
Power Smash | |
| Spanish | Golpe Potente Golpe potente (The Thousand-Year Door remake)[?] |
Powerful Strike Powerful strike |
References
- ^ Nintendo Nederland (April 25, 2024). Een uitgebreide blik op Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch). Youtube. Retrieved May 1, 2024.
