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In ''Paper Mario'', it is found at [[Mt. Rugged]], on a ledge reachable with [[Parakarry]]. In ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', it is found in [[Boggly Woods]], in a red [[? Block]] near [[Flurrie]]'s house, can be bought from [[Pianta Parlor]] for sixty-seven Pianta Tokens after getting the [[Platinum Card]], and rarely dropped by [[Para-Beetle|Parabuzzies]], [[Spiky Parabuzzy|Spiky Parabuzzies]], [[Cleft]]s, and [[Moon Cleft]]s. If equipped by [[Mario]], he gains the ability to use the Quake Hammer move using his [[hammer]] for two [[Flower Point|FP]] (three in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''). Using the attack, it releases a shockwave that damages all enemies on the ground and on the ceiling while leaving flying ones unaffected. | In ''Paper Mario'', it is found at [[Mt. Rugged]], on a ledge reachable with [[Parakarry]]. In ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', it is found in [[Boggly Woods]], in a red [[? Block]] near [[Flurrie]]'s house, can be bought from [[Pianta Parlor]] for sixty-seven Pianta Tokens after getting the [[Platinum Card]], and rarely dropped by [[Para-Beetle|Parabuzzies]], [[Spiky Parabuzzy|Spiky Parabuzzies]], [[Cleft]]s, and [[Moon Cleft]]s. If equipped by [[Mario]], he gains the ability to use the Quake Hammer move using his [[hammer]] for two [[Flower Point|FP]] (three in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''). Using the attack, it releases a shockwave that damages all enemies on the ground and on the ceiling while leaving flying ones unaffected. In ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', this will cause parts of the stage to topple, potentially damaging the participants of the battle. | ||
In ''Paper Mario'', the move has stronger variants in the form of [[Power Quake]] and [[Mega Quake]]; in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', Mario can achieve the same effect by equipping additional copies of the badge, each increasing the power of the Quake Hammer by two and doubling its FP cost. | In ''Paper Mario'', the move has stronger variants in the form of [[Power Quake]] and [[Mega Quake]]; in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'', Mario can achieve the same effect by equipping additional copies of the badge, each increasing the power of the Quake Hammer by two and doubling its FP cost. | ||
