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Parallel world

This page is about the dimension in Paper Mario: Color Splash. For the Mario Maker level of the same name, see blue.

“What?! A parallel world...identical in every way?! What are we waiting for, Mario? Let's go!”

—Huey, Paper Mario: Color Splash

Used in case of images missing from a section gallery, table, bestiary box, or certain infoboxes.

File:PMCS Vortex Island parallel world.png

The parallel world is a dimension from blue. It can be accessed from the blue via Warp Pipes with an ornate, circular pattern beneath. Like Subspace from {{{2}}} and Flopside from blue, the terrain resembles a gloomier version of its counterpart world, including houses and most other structures.

Certain objects and features in the Violet Isles and parallel world are intrinsically linked. For example, stone posts in the one world will reflect the positions of wooden posts on the other side. Despite being described by various residents as identical to the world it mimics, there are various aspects which differ:

The oceans are not present, replaced with dark clouds and humid air,^[1] revealing the barren rocky surface beneath.
The peaceful residents are Shy Guys instead of Toads.
Enemies such as Bloopers and Koopas are replaced with Boos and Dry Bones respectively.
During transitions, the screen fades to purple rather than the typical black.
A distorted version of the normal battle theme will play.

It is unknown whether this dimension is restricted to the Violet Isles or extends to the rest of blue or even beyond. It should be noted that the pirate ship does not receive an equivalent in the parallel world.

Locations

Vortex Island

Lighthouse Island

Fortune Island

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes

Trivia

The ornate pattern beneath the special Warp Pipes reflect which dimension it is in. In the normal world the design resembles a sun with 8 points. In the parallel world, it resembles a partial eclipse or crescent moon, composed of 2 rings with offset centers.

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References

^ One of Huey's remarks about the parallel world in Vortex Island: "If you hang out laundry to dry in the parallel world...it won't ever dry, will it? Because it's so wet and cloudy?"

List of Paper Mario: The Origami King Glitches

Scripting

Fishing storage

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Fishing storage allows the player to hold the fishing rod outside of the restriction of the docks. Due to how loading zones work, this glitch is limited to: blue, blue, and blue. Despite this limit, this glitch is very potent due to the fishing rod having collision while held by Mario, the ability to quit fishing while catching something, and the ability to return to the dock by pressing B at any time, regardless of what actions are taking place.

Methods

There are multiple methods of initiating fishing storage, all of which involve teetering:

Digging with Professor Toad up First method discovered.

Reading the Sea Chart L

Item Menu Y

Talking with Oliva X

Effects

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Mario floating across the air.
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Mario relocating a Toad.
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Mario clipping through the door to blue.
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Mario moonwalking after using fishing storage on a ladder.
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Mario ignoring a Collectible Treasure suspended in midair.
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An interrupted loading sequence, revealing how the game manipulates different assets.
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Mario walking inside a loading zone.
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Mario initiating a battle while using a blue

Dummy Entry

This is just here to see how the gallery looks above another entry. After all it's hard to tell how well something actually works in isolation.

List of hidden Toads in Paper Mario: The Origami King

Locations (based on in-game map order). Any location not mentioned is implied to not have any Toads to rescue.

Red Streamer

Whispering Woods (12 Toads)
Toad Town (1 Toad)
Graffiti Underground (2 Toads)
Picnic Road (55 Toads)
Overlook Mountain (36 Toads)
Earth Vellumental Temple (7 Toads)
Overlook Tower (18 Toads)

Blue Streamer

Autumn Mountain (20 Toads)
Chestnut Valley (6 Toads)
Water Vellumental Shrine (3 Toads)
Shogun Studios (45 Toads)
Ninja Attraction (4 Toads)
Big Sho' Theater (66 Toads)

Yellow Streamer

Breezy Tunnel (2 Toads)
Scorching Sandpaper Desert (9 Toads)
Scorching Sandpaper Minor (2 Toads)
Scorching Sandpaper West (6 Toads)
Scorching Sandpaper East (5 Toads)
Shroom City (22 Toads)
Scorching Sandpaper Far West (1 Toad)
Scorching Sandpaper Far East (3 Toads)
Temple of Shrooms (41 Toads)

Purple Streamer

The Princess Peach (17 Toads)
Bonehead Island (1 Toad)
Mushroom Island (3 Toads)
Heart Island (2 Toads)
Spade Island (5 Toads)
Club Island (4 Toads)
Full Moon Island (3 Toads)
? Island (2 Toads)
Hammer Island (1 Toad)
Sea Tower (? Toads)

Green Streamer

Shangri-Spa (1 Toad)

List of Paper Mario: The Origami King weapons

This is a list of weapons and battle-related items in Paper Mario: The Origami King.

Unlike in past entries in the blue weapons have durability and will break after extended use, with exception to the Standard Boots and Standard Hammer. A total of 99 weapons can be held at any given time.

Items retain their single-use function from previous entries, and have individual carrying limits.

Note: Prices listed do not account for any discounts via the blue, nor the automatic price reduction applied after dying multiple times. Damage values shown do not account for x1.5 and x2 striking power multipliers.

Boots

Name	Image	Base damage		Description	Price
Name	Image	50 HP	200 HP	Description	Price
Boots		6	14	Standard boots. Great for jumping on basic enemies.	N/A
Iron Boots		8	16	Stronger than regular boots - and they can stomp spiked enemies!	300
Shiny Boots		10	18	Stronger than Iron Boots, but can't stomp spiked enemies.	500
Gold Boots		13	21	Wear these to stomp a few coins out of your enemies!	N/A
Shiny Iron Boots		13	21	Stronger and shinier than your regular Iron Boots.	600
Flashy Boots		15	23	Stronger than Shiny Boots, but can't stomp spiked enemies.	1,000
Flashy Iron Boots		18	26	Stronger and fancier than regular Iron Boots. They can deal huge damage!	1,100
Legendary Boots		21	29	The strongest boots of all. Still cannot stomp spiked enemies.	2,100
Legendary Iron Boots		22	30	The strongest type of Iron Boots. Crush your spiked foes!	2,200

Hammers

Name	Image	Base damage		Description	Price
Name	Image	50 HP	200 HP	Description	Price
Hammer		7	15	A classic. Mario's trusty hammer, great for hitting basic foes.	N/A
Hurlhammer		11^*	19^*	A hammer that you can throw for long-ranged attacks.	380
Shiny Hammer		11	19	Stronger and shinier than your regular, everyday hammer.	720
Gold Hammer		14^*	22^*	Use this to knock coins out of your enemies' pockets.	N/A
Fire Hammer		14	22	A hammer that blazes with flames when whacking an enemy.	640
Ice Hammer		14	22	A hammer that crackles with ice when whacking foes.	640
Flashy Hammer		16	24	An extremely strong and fancy hammer. Deals big damage!	1,420
Legendary Hammer		22	30	The strongest and fanciest hammer in the game.	2,220
Shiny Hurlhammer		22	30	A stronger option for long-range hammer attacks.	1,380

^* - Action Command bonus damage follows the same trend as boots.

Battle Items

Note: Unlike weapons, the damage dealt with offensive items does not scale with Mario's HP.

Name	Image	Damage		Description	Price	Carry Capacity
Name	Image	Base	With AC	Description	Price	Carry Capacity
POW Block		8	12	Shakes the ground, dealing damage to all enemies.	160	3
Fire Flower		20	24	Use this to throw fireballs at enemies in a straight line.	240	99
Ice Flower		20	24	Use this to throw ice balls at enemies in a straight line.	240	99
Tail		20	24	Equip this to spin and flick your tail at nearby enemies.	240	99
Shiny Fire Flower		30	36	Throw stronger fireballs at enemies in a straight line.	720	99
Shiny Ice Flower		30	36	Throw stronger ice balls at enemies in a straight line.	720	99
Shiny Tail		30	36	A stronger tail attack good for stronger enemies.	720	99

Healing Items

Name	Healing Effect	Description	Price
Mushroom	+50 HP	A useful item that can restore Mario's health anytime.	100
Shiny Mushroom	+100 HP	A shiny Mushroom that restores even more health.	300
Flashy Mushroom	+200 HP	A dazzling Mushroom that restores a huge amount of health.	800
1-Up Mushroom	Full heal from 0 HP	Automatically revives Mario if he falls in a battle.	3,000

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[1] One of Huey's remarks about the parallel world in Vortex Island: "If you hang out laundry to dry in the parallel world...it won't ever dry, will it? Because it's so wet and cloudy?"

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