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{{about|the Super Princess Peach vibe|the status effect inflicted by [[Roy Koopa]] in [[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]|[[Rage (status effect)]]}} | |||
[[File:Princess Peach (Rage Vibe) - Super Princess Peach.png|thumb|130px|Artwork of Peach using the Rage vibe]] | [[File:Princess Peach (Rage Vibe) - Super Princess Peach.png|thumb|130px|Artwork of Peach using the Rage vibe]] | ||
[[File:SPP-Rage Screenshot.png|thumb|left|150px|The Rage vibe in effect]] | [[File:SPP-Rage Screenshot.png|thumb|left|150px|The Rage vibe in effect]] | ||
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- This article is about the Super Princess Peach vibe. For the status effect inflicted by Roy Koopa in Paper Mario: Color Splash, see Rage (status effect).
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Rage is one of the vibes that Princess Peach can use during the events of Super Princess Peach. It is used by touching the red Heart Panel. Fire will appear all over Peach, making her invincible and destroying anything that she touches. It will also light up dark areas. However, Peach will not be able to jump very high. Also, the music gets four times slower when Princess Peach uses this vibe.
Along with Princess Peach, several enemies throughout the game, such as the Army Hammer Bro, can utilize the Rage vibe.
The Rage vibe appears in volume 37 of the Super Mario-Kun, where Baby Peach, equipped with Perry the parasol, uses it to defeat the Shroobsworth and Intern Shroob.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 怒[1] Do |
Rage |
| Dutch | Woede |
Rage |
| German | Rage |
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References
- ^ Super Princess Peach Japanese instruction booklet, page 19.
