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[[Image:PM2_EarthTremor.jpg|right|thumb|The special move, '''Earth Tremor'''.]] | [[Image:PM2_EarthTremor.jpg|right|thumb|The special move, '''Earth Tremor'''.]] | ||
'''Earth Tremor''' is a Special Move that can be used in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. It is learned when Mario gains the Diamond Star at the end of Chapter 1, after defeating [[Hooktail]]. The attack involves Mario and his partner jumping on an enlarged Diamond Star, as a long blue gauge appears, with several circles along it in random positions. The gauge will start filling up with a green bar from left to right, and when it passes through a circle, the A button must be pressed. If it is not pressed, or the timing is off, the Action Command stops. The potential attack power increases with each gauge completed out of the total 5, with each having an extra circle, and with the green bar moving faster each time. The star gets bigger with each one completed. The attack power starts off at 1, and can go up to 6 if done perfectly. The other effect is that with each bar completed, the tremor reaches higher off the ground. | '''Earth Tremor''' is a Special Move that can be used in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. It is learned when Mario gains the [[Diamond Star]] at the end of Chapter 1, after defeating [[Hooktail]]. The attack involves Mario and his partner jumping on an enlarged Diamond Star, as a long blue gauge appears, with several circles along it in random positions. The gauge will start filling up with a green bar from left to right, and when it passes through a circle, the A button must be pressed. If it is not pressed, or the timing is off, the Action Command stops. The potential attack power increases with each gauge completed out of the total 5, with each having an extra circle, and with the green bar moving faster each time. The star gets bigger with each one completed. The attack power starts off at 1, and can go up to 6 if done perfectly. The other effect is that with each bar completed, the tremor reaches higher off the ground. | ||
*No gauges completed: Damage 1, only hits ground enemies. (eg. [[Goombas]] and [[Koopas]]) | *No gauges completed: Damage 1, only hits ground enemies. (eg. [[Goombas]] and [[Koopas]]) | ||
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*4 completed: Damage is 5, insignificant height difference. | *4 completed: Damage is 5, insignificant height difference. | ||
*All completed: Damage 6, even hits enemies on the ceiling. (such as [[Swooper]]s and [[Swoopula]]s) | *All completed: Damage 6, even hits enemies on the ceiling. (such as [[Swooper]]s and [[Swoopula]]s) | ||
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Revision as of 19:27, November 11, 2008
Earth Tremor is a Special Move that can be used in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is learned when Mario gains the Diamond Star at the end of Chapter 1, after defeating Hooktail. The attack involves Mario and his partner jumping on an enlarged Diamond Star, as a long blue gauge appears, with several circles along it in random positions. The gauge will start filling up with a green bar from left to right, and when it passes through a circle, the A button must be pressed. If it is not pressed, or the timing is off, the Action Command stops. The potential attack power increases with each gauge completed out of the total 5, with each having an extra circle, and with the green bar moving faster each time. The star gets bigger with each one completed. The attack power starts off at 1, and can go up to 6 if done perfectly. The other effect is that with each bar completed, the tremor reaches higher off the ground.
- No gauges completed: Damage 1, only hits ground enemies. (eg. Goombas and Koopas)
- 1 completed: Damage 2, also hits low hovering enemies (eg. Lava Bubbles and Ruff Puffs in their low position)
- 2 completed: Damage 3, height difference has no effect.
- 3 completed: Damage 4, also hits normal flying/floating enemies. (such as Paragoombas and Lakitus)
- 4 completed: Damage is 5, insignificant height difference.
- All completed: Damage 6, even hits enemies on the ceiling. (such as Swoopers and Swoopulas)
