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[[File:PMTTYD Palace Key Screenshot.png|thumb|left|250px|A Palace Key from [[Palace of Shadow Tower]].]] | [[File:PMTTYD Palace Key Screenshot.png|thumb|left|250px|A Palace Key from [[Palace of Shadow Tower]].]] | ||
A '''Palace Key''' is a key item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. There are two kinds of Palace Keys: the white Palace Keys open doors in the [[Palace of Shadow]], while the blue Palace Keys (which have been renamed to ''Tower Keys'' in the remake) open pedestals in the [[Palace of Shadow Tower]]. | A '''Palace Key''' is a key item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. There are two kinds of Palace Keys: the white Palace Keys open doors in the [[Palace of Shadow]], while the blue Palace Keys (which have been renamed to '''Tower Keys''' in the remake) open pedestals in the [[Palace of Shadow Tower]]. | ||
There are three Palace Keys of the first kind. The first one is in the area before the Palace of Shadow Tower. It is dropped by the [[Dark Bones]] in the big Dry Bone room. After Mario catches the Dark Bones and defeats it, it drops the key, therefore allowing Mario to make progress. The second is in the east Palace of Shadow area that leads to Shadow Queen's room (which can be accessed after using the eight Palace Keys of the second kind). In the room to the north of the descended hallways 2 and 3, there is a spinning wheel with a locked door to the left. Mario finds this key on a ledge to the lower-right of the spinning wheel, and uses it to open the door to the left and activate the wheel. Eventually Mario finds an area to use [[Plane Mode]]. The third key is in the room to the north of this area. Mario must use [[Yoshi Kid|Yoshi]] to reach it speedily. This key opens the door on the right of the room after which Mario will encounter [[Sir Grodus]]. | There are three Palace Keys of the first kind. The first one is in the area before the Palace of Shadow Tower. It is dropped by the [[Dark Bones]] in the big Dry Bone room. After Mario catches the Dark Bones and defeats it, it drops the key, therefore allowing Mario to make progress. The second is in the east Palace of Shadow area that leads to Shadow Queen's room (which can be accessed after using the eight Palace Keys of the second kind). In the room to the north of the descended hallways 2 and 3, there is a spinning wheel with a locked door to the left. Mario finds this key on a ledge to the lower-right of the spinning wheel, and uses it to open the door to the left and activate the wheel. Eventually Mario finds an area to use [[Plane Mode]]. The third key is in the room to the north of this area. Mario must use [[Yoshi Kid|Yoshi]] to reach it speedily. This key opens the door on the right of the room after which Mario will encounter [[Sir Grodus]]. | ||
There are eight Palace Keys of the second kind. They are placed in the rooms on the first two floors of Palace of Shadow Tower, and they can be used on the pedestals on the third floor. [[Mario]] and his [[partner]]s must solve the puzzles to reveal the chests that contain the keys. On the third floor, Mario must use the [[Star Stone (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Star Stone]] after defeating [[Gloomtail]] to unlock the pedestals, then place the Palace Keys on the pedestals to activate the planetarium, which will unlock the path to [[Shadow Queen]]'s room in east Palace of Shadow. | There are eight Palace Keys of the second kind. They are placed in the rooms on the first two floors of Palace of Shadow Tower, and they can be used on the pedestals on the third floor. [[Mario]] and his [[partner]]s must solve the puzzles to reveal the chests that contain the keys. On the third floor, Mario must use the [[Star Stone (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Star Stone]] after defeating [[Gloomtail]] to unlock the pedestals, then place the Palace Keys on the pedestals to activate the planetarium, which will unlock the path to [[Shadow Queen]]'s room in east Palace of Shadow. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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| The Thousand-Year Door description | A key for a door in the Palace of Shadow. (Gray variant) A key for a pedestal in the Palace of Shadow. (Blue variant) |
A Palace Key is a key item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. There are two kinds of Palace Keys: the white Palace Keys open doors in the Palace of Shadow, while the blue Palace Keys (which have been renamed to Tower Keys in the remake) open pedestals in the Palace of Shadow Tower.
There are three Palace Keys of the first kind. The first one is in the area before the Palace of Shadow Tower. It is dropped by the Dark Bones in the big Dry Bone room. After Mario catches the Dark Bones and defeats it, it drops the key, therefore allowing Mario to make progress. The second is in the east Palace of Shadow area that leads to Shadow Queen's room (which can be accessed after using the eight Palace Keys of the second kind). In the room to the north of the descended hallways 2 and 3, there is a spinning wheel with a locked door to the left. Mario finds this key on a ledge to the lower-right of the spinning wheel, and uses it to open the door to the left and activate the wheel. Eventually Mario finds an area to use Plane Mode. The third key is in the room to the north of this area. Mario must use Yoshi to reach it speedily. This key opens the door on the right of the room after which Mario will encounter Sir Grodus.
There are eight Palace Keys of the second kind. They are placed in the rooms on the first two floors of Palace of Shadow Tower, and they can be used on the pedestals on the third floor. Mario and his partners must solve the puzzles to reveal the chests that contain the keys. On the third floor, Mario must use the Star Stone after defeating Gloomtail to unlock the pedestals, then place the Palace Keys on the pedestals to activate the planetarium, which will unlock the path to Shadow Queen's room in east Palace of Shadow.
Names in other languages
- Palace Key
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | きゅうでんのカギ[1] Kyūden no Kagi |
Palace Key | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 宫殿钥匙[?] Gōngdiàn Yàoshi |
Palace Key | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 宮殿鑰匙[?] Gōngdiàn Yàoshi |
Palace Key | |
| French | Clé du palais[?] | Palace key | |
| German | Palastschlüssel[?] | Palace Key | |
| Italian | Chiave Reggia[?] | Palace Key | |
| Korean | 궁전의 열쇠[?] Gungjeon-ui Yeolsoe |
Palace Key | |
| Spanish | Llave Palacio[?] | Palace Key |
- Tower Key
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | とうのカギ (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch))[?] Tō no Kagi |
Tower Key | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 高塔钥匙[?] Gāotǎ Yàoshi |
Tower Key | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 高塔鑰匙[?] Gāotǎ Yàoshi |
Tower Key | |
| French | Clé de la tour[?] | Tower key | |
| German | Turmschlüssel[?] | Tower key | |
| Italian | Chiave torre[?] | Tower key | |
| Korean | 탑의 열쇠[?] Tab-ui Yeolsoe |
Tower Key | |
| Spanish | Llave de la torre[?] | Tower key |
References
- ^ Malleo (December 30, 2014). (TAS) Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door any% in 4:15:48.233 by Malleo (w/ Overlay). YouTube. Retrieved May 27, 2024.
