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The '''Dubious Paper''' is a special item that is found in the game, ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. | The '''Dubious Paper''' is a special [[item]] that is found in the game, ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. | ||
The item is a very well hidden document located in the minor league locker room at [[Glitz Pit]]. It contains the schematics for a machine (used by [[Grubba]]) to suck the energy out of any fighter on the stage. It was powered by the [[Gold Star|Gold Crystal Star]]. As soon as Mario found the paper, Miss Jolene confiscated it. Later on, Mario found a very similar paper in Grubba's desk, and so he discovered that it was Grubba who was responsible for all the disappearances. | The item is a very well hidden document located in the minor league locker room at [[Glitz Pit]]. It contains the schematics for a machine (used by [[Grubba]]) to suck the energy out of any fighter on the stage. It was powered by the [[Gold Star|Gold Crystal Star]]. As soon as Mario found the paper, Miss Jolene confiscated it. Later on, Mario found a very similar paper in Grubba's desk, and so he discovered that it was Grubba who was responsible for all the disappearances. | ||
Revision as of 18:06, April 30, 2009
The Dubious Paper is a special item that is found in the game, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
The item is a very well hidden document located in the minor league locker room at Glitz Pit. It contains the schematics for a machine (used by Grubba) to suck the energy out of any fighter on the stage. It was powered by the Gold Crystal Star. As soon as Mario found the paper, Miss Jolene confiscated it. Later on, Mario found a very similar paper in Grubba's desk, and so he discovered that it was Grubba who was responsible for all the disappearances.
