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The '''Emperor's Bell''' (more commonly known as the {{wp|Tsar Bell}}) is an item that only appears in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] release of ''[[Mario is Missing!]]''. It is the largest bell in the world, although it is in a nonoperational state, and it is exhibited in the [[Kremlin]]. The heavy bell is stolen by some [[Koopa Troopa]]s when they invade [[Moscow]], leaving [[Luigi]] to locate it. He takes it from a single Koopa Troopa that was walking around Moscow, then questions various people throughout the city about its origins. Not only does everyone recognize it, they also provide extra trivia, such as how it weighs 210 tons (although its official weight is around 202 tons<ref>"Tsar Bell." ''Kreml.ru'', www.kreml.ru/?cmd=00300100000000000110000000000000000&cmdex=4090007FCE51C00000000. Retrieved January 28, 2018.</ref>). Luigi eventually brings it to the Kremlin's information booth and, using his acquired knowledge, proves that the Bell that he is holding is genuine, and the booth's clerk gives him a $2000 reward. In the SNES version, the [[Cannonball | The '''Emperor's Bell''' (more commonly known as the {{wp|Tsar Bell}}) is an item that only appears in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] release of ''[[Mario is Missing!]]''. It is the largest bell in the world, although it is in a nonoperational state, and it is exhibited in the [[Kremlin]]. The heavy bell is stolen by some [[Koopa Troopa]]s when they invade [[Moscow]], leaving [[Luigi]] to locate it. He takes it from a single Koopa Troopa that was walking around Moscow, then questions various people throughout the city about its origins. Not only does everyone recognize it, they also provide extra trivia, such as how it weighs 210 tons (although its official weight is around 202 tons<ref>"Tsar Bell." ''Kreml.ru'', www.kreml.ru/?cmd=00300100000000000110000000000000000&cmdex=4090007FCE51C00000000. Retrieved January 28, 2018.</ref>). Luigi eventually brings it to the Kremlin's information booth and, using his acquired knowledge, proves that the Bell that he is holding is genuine, and the booth's clerk gives him a $2000 reward. In the SNES version, the [[Cannonball (item)|Cannonball]] appears as the Kremlin's stolen item instead of the Emperor's Bell. | ||
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