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'''Shangri-Spa''' (also parsed '''Shangri Spa'''<ref>[https://play.nintendo.com/activities/skill-quizzes/paper-mario-the-origami-king-trivia-quiz/ Paper Mario: The Origami King Trivia Quiz]. ''Play Nintendo''. Retrieved November 28, 2020. ([http://web.archive.org/web/20201128163520/https://play.nintendo.com/activities/skill-quizzes/paper-mario-the-origami-king-trivia-quiz/ Archived] November 28, 2020, 16:35:20 UTC via Internet Archive: Wayback Machine.)</ref>) is a location in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It serves as the main setting for the green [[streamer]] and features a total of five hot springs, which are the [[Spring of Purification]], the [[Spring of Bliss]], the [[Spring of Sanctuary]], the [[Spring of Jungle Mist]], and the infamous [[Spring of Rainbows]]. Additional features of Shangri-Spa include an entrance, a front desk, a central plaza with a fountain, and a banquet hall that has been crushed by [[Bowser's Castle]]. The existence of Shangri-Spa is hinted by messages on statues of its [[Shangri-Spa Toad|resident Toads]] found on various islands in [[The Great Sea]]. | |||
'''Shangri-Spa''' (also parsed '''Shangri Spa'''<ref> | |||
The name | The name Shangri-Spa is a pun of [[wikipedia:Shangri-La|Shangri-La]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Right after defeating [[Tape (boss)|Tape]] atop the [[Sea Tower]] and destroying the purple streamer's spool, [[Mario]] must use the [[Magic Circle]]s in the area to access the four [[Vellumentals|Vellumental]] idols. He must then hammer a red button on each idol to makes it rotate toward a center platform; once all four idols are facing the platform, each fires a beam from its mouth. The beams merge and creates a beacon of light on the platform that warps Mario and [[Olivia]] up to the entrance to Shangri-Spa. | Right after defeating [[Tape (boss)|Tape]] atop the [[Sea Tower]] and destroying the purple streamer's spool, [[Mario]] must use the [[Magic Circle]]s in the area to access the four [[Vellumentals|Vellumental]] idols. He must then hammer a red button on each idol to makes it rotate toward a center platform; once all four idols are facing the platform, each fires a beam from its mouth. The beams merge and creates a beacon of light on the platform that warps Mario and [[Olivia]] up to the entrance to Shangri-Spa. | ||
Olivia suggests they follow the green streamer through the clouds that part to reveal an entrance hall, which appropriately reads "Paradise Found" | Olivia suggests they follow the green streamer through the clouds that part to reveal an entrance hall, which appropriately reads "Paradise Found". Inside, there are [[Shangri-Spa Toad|Toad]]s who welcome them. Mario must head to the front desk and speak to the receptionist, who requests a 1,000-[[coin]] "donation" fee to get started. He then gives them access to four of the five springs offered at the resort, as well as the [[Stamp Card]]. Mario must use the stamping station at each spring after using it to fill out the card. | ||
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[[Kamek]] is waiting outside the entrance hall. He informs Mario and Olivia of [[Bowser]]'s second capture and how [[Bowser's Castle]] fell from the sky onto the resort, crushing the banquet hall. Suddenly, a Toad comes out, angry at Kamek for destroying the banquet hall, ruining several reservations and prompting him to charge several fees. Kamek teams up with Mario and Olivia and directs them toward the central plaza, which is full of Bowser's minions cleaning the spa. He leads the two to the castle, which is in ruins. Mario and Olivia head toward the castle, but are forced to retreat when [[Boss Sumo Bro]] appears on its cloud and almost strikes them with lightning. Suddenly, [[Bowser Jr.]] appears, trying to rescue his father. He races toward the castle only to be cut into pieces by [[Scissors (boss)|Scissors]], weakening him and his clown car. To fix this, Mario and Kamek take him to the Spring of Purification, which pieces him back together, but leaves him creased, folded, and dirty. The group then takes him to the Spring of Bliss and the Spring of Sanctuary. | |||
After using all four springs, Bowser Jr. is smoothed out and cleaned, although he loses his color and energy from soaking in the Spring of Jungle Mist for too long. Fortunately, at this point, Mario can speak to the receptionist at the front desk to receive a [[Spring of Rainbows - VIP]] in exchange for the completed Stamp Card. This is used as a ticket to gain access to the exclusive and secluded [[Spring of Rainbows]], located off to the west of the plaza. | After using all four springs, Bowser Jr. is smoothed out and cleaned, although he loses his color and energy from soaking in the Spring of Jungle Mist for too long. Fortunately, at this point, Mario can speak to the receptionist at the front desk to receive a [[Spring of Rainbows - VIP]] in exchange for the completed Stamp Card. This is used as a ticket to gain access to the exclusive and secluded [[Spring of Rainbows]], located off to the west of the plaza. | ||
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==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
[[File:PMTOK Shangri-Spa Entrance.jpg|thumb|left| | [[File:PMTOK Shangri-Spa Entrance.jpg|thumb|left|Entrance hall of Shangri-Spa]] | ||
The first area of the resort, the entrance, is small with a simple bridge connecting to a building that serves as an entrance hall. Here, Mario can use the light beacon to return to the top of the [[Sea Tower]] at any time. Inside the entrance hall is a line of [[Shangri-Spa Toad|white Toads wearing wings and togas]] with one particular Toad at the front desk who works as the receptionist. There is a statue behind him resembling one of the many seen in [[the Great Sea]]; additionally, all of the other Toads here recite "Seek and ye shall find" and "Come, follow me to paradise", each of which are quotes inscribed in the statues. | The first area of the resort, the entrance, is small with a simple bridge connecting to a building that serves as an entrance hall. Here, Mario can use the light beacon to return to the top of the [[Sea Tower]] at any time. Inside the entrance hall is a line of [[Shangri-Spa Toad|white Toads wearing wings and togas]] with one particular Toad at the front desk who works as the receptionist. There is a statue behind him resembling one of the many seen in [[the Great Sea]]; additionally, all of the other Toads here recite "Seek and ye shall find" and "Come, follow me to paradise", each of which are quotes inscribed in the statues. | ||
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In the southwest corner of the entrance hall is a statue with a sign calling it "Shan". In the southeast corner is a statue with a sign reading "Gri-spa" - saying these messages together sounds like saying "Shangri-Spa". Next to this statue is a mural from King Shroomses as a gift for the resort's service. To the right of the entrance hall is a [[Warp Pipe]] that serves as a shortcut between Shangri-Spa and [[Musée Champignon]] in [[Toad Town]]. | In the southwest corner of the entrance hall is a statue with a sign calling it "Shan". In the southeast corner is a statue with a sign reading "Gri-spa" - saying these messages together sounds like saying "Shangri-Spa". Next to this statue is a mural from King Shroomses as a gift for the resort's service. To the right of the entrance hall is a [[Warp Pipe]] that serves as a shortcut between Shangri-Spa and [[Musée Champignon]] in [[Toad Town]]. | ||
[[File:PMTOK Shangri-Spa map. | [[File:PMTOK Shangri-Spa map.png|thumb|left|A map of Shangri-Spa]] | ||
[[File:PMOK Angel Toad Fountain.jpg|thumb|The central plaza of Shangri-Spa, with [[Bowser's Castle]] in the background]] | [[File:PMOK Angel Toad Fountain.jpg|thumb|The central plaza of Shangri-Spa, with [[Bowser's Castle]] in the background]] | ||
To the left of the entrance hall is the [[Spring of Purification]], effective for rips and tears. Nearby is the stamp station for this hot spring, which Mario is able to use immediately after soaking in it. Outside the building, a white brick path leads to a bridge connecting to a central plaza with a fountain. There are signs noting the main locations of the spa just outside the entrance hall and in the plaza. From the plaza, there are other bridges leading to other hot springs. The [[Spring of Bliss]] is east of the plaza, the [[Spring of Sanctuary]] is south of the plaza, and the [[Spring of Jungle Mist]] is off far northwest of the plaza in its own location. The banquet hall is normally north of the plaza, but was crushed by [[Bowser's Castle]] and surrounded by rubble. The [[Spring of Rainbows]] is hidden away west of the plaza and can only be accessed after earning the [[Spring of Rainbows - VIP]] ticket; its location on the map is also obscured. | To the left of the entrance hall is the [[Spring of Purification]], effective for rips and tears. Nearby is the stamp station for this hot spring, which Mario is able to use immediately after soaking in it. Outside the building, a white brick path leads to a bridge connecting to a central plaza with a fountain. There are signs noting the main locations of the spa just outside the entrance hall and in the plaza. From the plaza, there are other bridges leading to other hot springs. The [[Spring of Bliss]] is east of the plaza, the [[Spring of Sanctuary]] is south of the plaza, and the [[Spring of Jungle Mist]] is off far northwest of the plaza in its own location. The banquet hall is normally north of the plaza, but was crushed by [[Bowser's Castle]] and surrounded by rubble. The [[Spring of Rainbows]] is hidden away west of the plaza and can only be accessed after earning the [[Spring of Rainbows - VIP]] ticket; its location on the map is also obscured. | ||
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==Shop== | ==Shop== | ||
Two shop stands ran by Snifits can be found in the west end of Shangri-Spa. | Two shop stands ran by Snifits can be found in the west end of Shangri-Spa. | ||
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==Hidden Toads== | |||
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|[[ | |There is only one [[Toad (species)|Toad]] to be found and rescued here - trapped in the fax machine in this area's [[Sensor Lab]]. | ||
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==Not-Bottomless Holes== | |||
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|Down the steps behind the entrance hall building is a [[Not-Bottomless Hole]] Mario must fill in to reveal as a door to a | |Down the steps behind the entrance hall building is a [[Not-Bottomless Hole]] Mario must fill in to reveal as a door to a Sensor Lab. | ||
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|Behind the bushes all the way on the northeast side of the plaza is a very small lift which takes Mario to a Not-Bottomless Hole serving as the door to a coffee shop. | |Behind the bushes all the way on the northeast side of the plaza is a very small lift which takes Mario to a Not-Bottomless Hole serving as the door to a coffee shop. | ||
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|There is a Not-Bottomless Hole in the blue pipe behind the Spring of Bliss, preventing cold water from entering the spring. This hole is required to be filled in to progress. | |||
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|There is a Not-Bottomless Hole in the wall next to the chest containing Collectible Treasure #96: Water Vellumental Idol. | |There is a Not-Bottomless Hole in the wall next to the chest containing Collectible Treasure #96: Water Vellumental Idol. | ||
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|The final Not-Bottomless Hole is found within the ruins of the banquet hall. | |The final Not-Bottomless Hole is found within the ruins of the banquet hall. | ||
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==Collectible Treasures== | |||
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|Collectible Treasure #95: [[Earth Vellumental]] Idol is found in a treasure chest behind the entrance hall building. It is guarded by a [[Hammer Bro]] and is next to the steps leading to a [[Sensor Lab]]. | |||
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|Mario must walk through the gap in the southwest corner of the plaza to find a small ledge with a treasure chest containing Collectible Treasure #96: [[Water Vellumental]] Idol. | |||
|Mario must walk through the gap in the southwest corner of the plaza to find a small ledge with a treasure chest | | | ||
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|There is a small, hidden tunnel below a [[Hammer Bro]] leading to a lift which in turn leads to a small floating platform with a treasure chest containing Collectible Treasure #97: [[Fire Vellumental]] Idol. | |||
|There is a small, hidden tunnel below a [[Hammer Bro]] leading to a lift which in turn leads to a small floating platform with a treasure chest | | | ||
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|There is a cracked pillar in the ruins of Bowser's Castle and the banquet hall Mario must hammer to knock over, allowing him to get onto the right side of the castle, where there is a chest containing Collectible Treasure #98: [[Ice Vellumental]] Idol. | |||
|There is a cracked pillar in the ruins of Bowser's Castle and the banquet hall Mario must hammer to knock over, allowing him to get onto the right side of the castle, where there is a chest | | | ||
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|Just before the bridge leading to the Spring of Jungle Mist, Mario must ride the other lift, which takes him southwest to a small floating platform with [[100-Coin]]s and a treasure chest containing Collectible Treasure #99: Water Buckets. | |||
|Just before the bridge leading to the Spring of Jungle Mist, Mario must ride the other lift, which takes him southwest to a small floating platform with [[100-Coin]]s and a treasure chest | | | ||
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|Collectible Treasure #100: [[Sea Tower]] must be purchased from a [[Spike]] on the northwest side of the plaza for 10,000 coins. If the player returns to the Spike after removing the green streamer, however, the price is doubled. | |||
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|Collectible Treasure #101: Shangri-Spa Fountain must be purchased from a [[Shy Guy]] on the northeast side of the plaza for 10,000 coins. If the player returns to the Shy Guy after removing the green streamer, however, the price is doubled. | |||
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|Collectible Treasure #102: Shangri-Spa Toad must be purchased from the [[Snifit]] vendor for 12,400 coins. | |||
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| | |While on the porch of Bowser's Castle, Mario must head left toward a [[Hidden Block]] containing Collectible Treasure #103: Boss Sumo Bro Cloud. | ||
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==? Blocks== | |||
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|There is a [[? Block]] on the right side of the outside of the entrance hall building containing a sack of gold worth 1,000 coins. | |||
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|There are two ? Blocks in the hidden area behind the entrance hall building, each containing a sack of gold worth 1,000 coins. | |||
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|There is a ? Block on the narrow edge to the right of the Spring of Bliss containing yet another sack of gold worth 1,000 coins. | |||
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|There is a ? Block on a small edge to the left of the banquet hall ruins containing another sack of gold. | |||
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| | |There is a [[Hidden Block]] left of the castle porch containing Collectible Treasure #103: Boss Sumo Cloud. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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PMTOK_Shangri-Spa_view_1.png|View of Shangri-Spa with the green streamer | |||
PMTOK Shangri-Spa view 2.png|View of Shangri-Spa after clearing the green streamer | |||
PMTOK Musee Champignon art 095.png|Musée Champignon Art Gallery No. 95: Shangri-Spa | |||
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PMTOK Musee Champignon art 096.png|Musée Champignon Art Gallery No. 96: Shangri-Spa Early Sketch | PMTOK Musee Champignon art 096.png|Musée Champignon Art Gallery No. 96: Shangri-Spa Early Sketch | ||
PMTOK Musee Champignon art 097.png|Musée Champignon Art Gallery No. 97: Shangri-Spa Entrance | PMTOK Musee Champignon art 097.png|Musée Champignon Art Gallery No. 97: Shangri-Spa Entrance | ||
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|JapR=Tenkū supā rando | |JapR=Tenkū supā rando | ||
|JapM=Sky Spa Land | |JapM=Sky Spa Land | ||
|Spa=Sparaíso | |||
|SpaM=Portmanteau of ''spa'' ("spa") and ''paraíso'' ("paradise") | |||
|FraA=Archipel Sparadisiaque | |||
|FraAM=Spa-Paradisiac Archipelago<br/>(''sparadisiaque'' is a portmanteau of ''spa'' – "spa" – and ''paradisiaque'' – "paradisiac") | |||
|FraE=Azur-les-Bains | |||
|FraEM=Portmanteau of ''azur'' ("azure") and ''-les-bains'' (literally "-the-baths"; the most common suffix for spa towns in France) | |||
|Dut=Sparadijs | |||
|DutM=Portmanteau of ''spa'' ("spa") and ''paradijs'' ("paradise") | |||
|Ger=Bad Elysium | |||
|GerM=''Bad'' (literally "bath") is the most common prefix for spa towns in Germany, whereas "Elysium" is part of the Greek underworld. | |||
|Ita=Terme Paradiso | |||
|ItaM=Spa Paradise | |||
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|ChiS=天空水疗园地 | |ChiS=天空水疗园地 | ||
|ChiSR=Tiānkōng Shuǐliáo Yuándì | |ChiSR=Tiānkōng Shuǐliáo Yuándì | ||
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