User:Camwoodstock/Paper Mario Table Dimension

As was mentioned on the Discord while working on the colors for Paper Mario, a LOT of the tables on that page are visibly showing their age. This subpage exists as a space to potentially work on revamps for them in the same space, without mucking up the mainspace page for the game.

Tables (and things that should be tables) are sorted roughly as they are on the page itself. Commentary is provided (from yours truly) above the tables, saying what we'd like to see.

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Gameplay

Controls

(NOTE: Why is this not just... An actual control table? Instead, it's a bunch of bullet-pointed lists, wrapped in a table that doesn't call any classes at all. Just make this a table with subheaders between contexts.)

Overworld – Move – Jump / Talk / Investigate – Hammer – Spin Dash – Toggle HUD – Open Party Member menu – Open inventory – Party Member ability – Open game menu

Menu – Move cursor – Confirm – Cancel – Move to left register – Move to right register – Close menu

Battle – Move cursor / Used in Action Commands – Confirm / Used in Action Commands – Cancel / Used in Action Commands – Change attack order – Used in Action Commands

As Princess Peach – Move – Talk / Investigate – Use Sneaky Parasol

Objects

(NOTE: A locations section for these two would definitely be nice.)

Object	Effect
Save Block	Hitting this block with a jump allows the player to save the game.
Heart Block	This block refills Mario's Heart Points and Flower Points when activated. Unlike Toad Houses though, it does not refill Star Power.
Super Block	There are 16 Super Blocks in the game in total. They can be used to upgrade party members and making them stronger in battle.
Treasure Chest	Treasure chests contain valuable items, Badges, or keys. The bigger variants contain upgrades for Mario's jump and hammer abilities.
? Block	Mario can reveal the contents of these blocks by jumping beneath them or hitting them with a hammer. The yellow ones contain coins or items, while the red ones contain Badges.
Hidden Block	The same as a regular ? Block, except it is invisible. Mario can use Watt's overworld ability to make them visible. A list of all 47 hidden blocks can be found here.
Brick Block	These can be broken by jumping beneath them or with the hammer. Some ? Blocks are disguised as Brick Blocks.
Jump pad	By jumping on a jump pad, Mario's jump gains some extra height. The blue ones allow the player to retain control of Mario's jump while the red ones launch him towards a fixed location.
Warp Pipe	Warp Pipes can be used for traveling between certain areas. Blue pipes serve as shortcuts to remote towns and have to be unlocked in Toad Town Tunnels before they can be used.
Wooden box	These can be broken with the Spin Jump or Tornado Jump. They sometimes contain items.

Obstacles

Object	Effect
Yellow Block	Requires Hammer to break.
Stone Block	Requires Super Hammer to break.
Metal Block	Requires Ultra Hammer to break.
Floor barricade	These can be broken with the Spin Jump or Tornado Jump.
! Switch	Switches trigger various events when hit or jumped on and are often involved in puzzles. The blue ones vanish after being triggered, while the red ones can be activated multiple times.
Door lock	These can be found on certain doors. They require a key to be unlocked.
Cracked object	Walls or other objects with visible cracks in them can be blown up by Bombette's Bomb ability.
Wooden dock	These can be found on the edges of bodies of water. When near them, Mario can use Sushie's overworld ability to swim.

Party members

List of party members

(NOTE: Goodness! Free this thing from bullet points and generally being a layout table. 2 big columns for a basic synopsis of the character (personality, motive, and place you recruit them) and overworld ability, 4 small columns for their in-battle moves. Depending on how dense it is, we may need alt colors.)

Name	Info	Overworld ability
Goombario	Goombario is a young Goomba from Goomba Village and Mario's self-proclaimed biggest fan. Very eager to impress his idol, he joins Mario immediately after his grandfather Goompa requests it. Joins in: Goomba Village	Goombario can be asked for information about the area he and Mario are standing in at the time. When this is used while Mario faces someone else, Goombario shares his knowledge or impression of the character.
	Goombario's Battle information Headbonk (0 FP) Attacks 1 enemy with a headbutt. Spiked or burning enemies will injure Goombario. Action command: Pressing just before making contact with the enemy. Tattle (0 FP) Provides information about the targeted enemy type. Displays HP of all subsequently encountered enemies of that type. Charge (1 FP) Raises Goombario's next attack power by 2. Stackable. Multibonk (3 FP) Attacks one enemy consecutively until the action command is failed. Spiked or burning enemies will injure Goombario. Action command: Pressing every hit just before making contact with the enemy. Missing a button press cancels the attack.
Kooper	Kooper is an aspiring Koopa Troopa adventurer from Koopa Village. He greatly admires his neighbor Kolorado and joins Mario to follow in the archeologist's footsteps. Joins in: Koopa Village	Kooper withdraws into his shell and allows Mario to launch him forward in a straight line. This ability can activate switches, attack enemies, and grab items remotely.
	Kooper's Battle information Shell Toss (0 FP) Attacks one enemy on the ground. Can only target the first ground-bound enemy. Action command: Holding until the red star mark appears, then releasing it. Power Shell (3 FP) Attacks all enemies on the ground. Action command: Holding until the red star mark appears, then releasing it. Dizzy Shell (4 FP) Targets all enemies on the ground and has a chance to inflict dizziness. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge. Fire Shell (5 FP) Attacks all enemies on the ground. Does two points of bonus damage to ice enemies and permanently defeats Dry Bones. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge.
Bombette	Bombette is a rebellious Bob-omb who was thrown into the Koopa Bros. Fortress dungeon after violently disagreeing with her poor work conditions. She joins Mario as thanks for helping her escape her predicament. Joins in: Koopa Bros. Fortress	Bombette walks forward for a while and then explodes. The explosion can destroy cracked walls or boulders and can also attack enemies.
	Bombette's Battle information Body Slam (0 FP) Attacks 1 enemy on the ground. Can only target the first ground-bound enemy. Action command: Holding until the red star mark appears, then releasing it. Bomb (3 FP) Attacks 1 enemy on the ground. Can only target the first ground-bound enemy. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge. Power Bomb (6 FP) Attacks all enemies on the ground. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge. Mega Bomb (8 FP) Attacks all enemies regardless of their position. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge.
Parakarry	Parakarry is a Paratroopa mailman working for the Toad Town Post Office. He has a reputation for being slow and tends to drop the letters he is supposed to deliver. He joins Mario in exchange for help with looking for his lost letters. Joins in: Mt. Rugged	Parakarry grabs hold of Mario and carries him over gaps that are too wide for him to jump over by himself.
	Parakarry's Battle information Sky Dive (0 FP) Attacks one enemy with a kick regardless of position. Spiked or burning enemies will injure Parakarry. Action command: Pressing just before making contact with the enemy. Shell Shot (3 FP) Parakarry withdraws into his shell and attacks one enemy regardless of position. Action command: Holding until targeting reticule lines up with the enemy. Failing the action command causes this attack to miss. Air Lift (3 FP) May remove one enemy from the battle. Bosses and spiked or burning enemies are unaffected by this attack. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge. Air Raid (6 FP) Parakarry withdraws into his shell and attacks all enemies regardless of their position. Action command: Tapping repeatedly to fill up gauge.
Lady Bow	Lady Bow is an aristocratic Boo who owns the haunted mansion in Forever Forest. She first enlists Mario's help against Tubba Blubba by blackmailing him and then stays with him because she feels like it. Joins in: Boo's Mansion	Lady Bow can make Mario and herself intangible and undetectable. This can be used to sneak past enemies or in some cases move through solid objects.
	Lady Bow's Battle information Smack (0 FP) Repeatedly attacks one enemy regardless of position. Action command: Tapping repeatedly to fill up gauge. Outta Sight (2 FP) Makes Mario and herself immune to all enemy attacks. Using this move renders her unable to act during the following turn. Spook (3 FP) Targets all enemies and may scare them from the battle. Bosses are unaffected by this attack. Action command: Tapping repeatedly to fill up gauge. Fan Smack (5 FP) Repeatedly attacks one enemy regardless of position. Action command: Tapping repeatedly to fill up gauge.
Watt	Watt is a Li'l Sparky who, during the Shy Guys' attack on Toad Town, gets kidnapped by the Big Lantern Ghost and used as a light source. She joins Mario after he defeats her kidnapper and breaks the lantern imprisoning her. Joins in: Shy Guy's Toy Box	Mario holds Watt in front of him, which illuminates dark areas and reveals the positions of hidden blocks.
	Watt's Battle information Electro Dash (0 FP) Attacks one enemy regardless of position. The attack ignores the enemy's defense rating. Action command: Holding until the red star mark appears, then releasing it. Power Shock (2 FP) Targets one enemy and may immobilize it. Action command: Pressing repeatedly to fill up gauge. Turbo Charge (3 FP) Temporarily raises the damage of all of Mario's attacks by one point. Action command: Pressing every time a red star mark lights up. Mega Shock (5 FP) Targets all enemies and may immobilize them. Action command: Pressing both and together repeatedly to fill up gauge.
Sushie	Sushie is a mother Cheep Cheep who lives on Lavalava Island and serves as a caretaker for the local Yoshi children. Enamored by Mario's quest to rescue his love interest, she decides to accompany him. Joins in: Jade Jungle	When standing at a wooden dock near water, Mario can jump on Sushie's back and ride her through the water. Pressing again makes her dive underwater.
	Sushie's Battle information Belly Flop (0 FP) Attacks one enemy on the ground or in the air. Action command: Holding until the red star mark appears, then releasing it. Squirt (3 FP) Attacks one enemy with water. It causes 2 points of bonus damage to fire-based enemies. Action command: Holding to fill up gauge without letting it overflow. Water Block (3 FP) Temporarily raises Mario's defense by one point. Raises Mario's defense by two for fiery attacks. Action command: Pressing every time a red star mark lights up. Tidal Wave (6 FP) Attacks all enemies regardless of position. It causes 2 points of bonus damage to fire-based enemies. Action command: Pressing , , and as shown.
Lakilester	Lakilester starts out as a Lakitu in service to Huff N. Puff and fights Mario trying to help the Flower Fields denizens. Mario defeats Lakilester and after some convincing from his girlfriend Lakilulu, he switches sides. Joins in: Flower Fields	Lakilester allows Mario to ride on his back, moving faster than Mario's walking speed. His cloud can transport them over hazardous surfaces such as spikes or lava.
	Lakilester's Battle information Spiny Flip (0 FP) Attacks one enemy regardless of position. Action command: Moving a cursor with and aligning it with the enemy. If the cursor is not properly aligned, the attack fails. Spiny Surge (4 FP) Attacks all enemies regardless of position. Action command: Tapping repeatedly to fill up gauge. Cloud Nine (4 FP) Temporarily boosts Mario's evasiveness, making enemy attacks miss randomly. Action command: Pressing every time a red star mark lights up. Hurricane (5 FP) Targets all enemies and may blow them from the battle. Bosses are unaffected by this attack. Action command: Pressing both and together repeatedly to fill up gauge.

Battle system

Status effects

(NOTE: This is mostly fine, though some of the images are of dubious quality. A lot of stuff obviously sourced from screenshots. Mostly including this for the sake of if anyone else can think of improvements here.)

Regular effects

Image	Name	Effect
	Attack power up	Boosts the damage of all attacks by the specified amount.
	Defense up	Reduces damage from incoming attacks by the specified amount.
	Dizzy	The target is unable to execute actions until the effect wears off.
	Frozen
	Immobilized
	Paralyzed
	Sleepy
	Electrified	If the target is hit by a contact attack, the attacker receives one point of damage. If the attack is part of a sequence, it will be canceled after the first hit.
	Invisible	Forces all attacks against the target to miss.
	Poison	The target's sprite gets a green tint and they take one point of damage every turn.
	Tiny	The target is shrunk and the power of their attacks is cut in half.

Unique effects

Image	Name	Effect
	Cloud Nine	Mario is encased in a cloud which randomly causes enemy attacks to miss.
	Danger	This state triggers when Mario's HP are equal to or less than 5. It has no immediate effect on battle, but some Badges require him to be in this state to work.
	Flipped	A state unique to shell-wearing enemies and Clefts. An enemy that has been flipped upside-down has reduced defense and may not be able to attack for one or more turns.
	Injured	This state is exclusive to party members and triggers every time they take damage. An injured party member is immobilized and cannot be switched out until the effect wears off.
	Peril	This state triggers when Mario's HP drops down to 1. It has no immediate effect on battle, but some Badges require him to be in this state to work.
	Stone	Mario becomes impervious to all enemy attacks, but also cannot move.

Items

Regular items

(NOTE: This needs to be sorted, badly. Healing items, combat items, Tayce T.'s recipes. Probably their own tables, that way, we could use the "sortable" class for the item's name, and also maybe some more specialized columns that could be sorted (HP/FP healed for healing items, target for combat items). Should also probably have a location parameter, though in the case of Tayce T.'s recipe items, this may be redundant.)

Item	Effect
Apple	Restores 5 HP.
Apple Pie	Restores 5 HP and 15 FP.
Big Cookie	Restores 20 FP.
Bland Meal	Restores 10 HP and FP.
Blue Berry	Restores 5 FP and is necessary to pass through the blue flower gate in Flower Fields.
Boiled Egg	Restores 8 HP and FP.
Bubble Berry	Restores 5 FP and is necessary to use the Bubble Plant in Flower Fields.
Cake	Restores 15 FP and is necessary to get past Gourmet Guy in Shy Guy's Toy Box.
Cake Mix	Restores 1 FP. Synergizes well with other cooking ingredients.
Coconut	Deals 3 HP of damage to a single enemy, ignoring its Defense Power.
Coco Pop	Restores 3 HP and 15 FP.
Deluxe Feast	Restores 40 HP and FP.
Dizzy Dial	May inflict dizziness on all enemies.
Dried Fruit	Restores 15 HP.
Dried Pasta	Restores 3 HP and 2 FP.
Dried Shroom	Restores 1 HP.
Dusty Hammer	Deals 1 HP of damage to a single enemy, ignoring its Defense Power.
Egg	Restores 5 HP.
Egg Missile	Deals 6 HP of explosion damage to a single enemy, ignoring its Defense Power.
Electro Pop	Restores 15 FP outside of battle, or sets Mario's FP equal to his current HP plus 15 and electrifies him if used in battle.
Fire Flower	Deals 3 HP of fire damage to all enemies, ignoring their Defense Power.
Fire Pop	Restores 20 FP, but deals 1 HP of damage to Mario when used.
Fried Egg	Restores 10 HP.
Fried Shroom	Restores 6 HP and 2 FP.
Fright Jar	May make all enemies flee.
Frozen Fries	Restores 15 HP.
Goomnut	Restores 3 FP.
Healthy Juice	Restores 40 FP.
Honey Candy	Restores 20 FP.
Honey Shroom	Restores 5 HP and 5 FP.
Honey Super	Restores 10 HP and 5 FP.
Honey Syrup	Restores 5 FP.
Honey Ultra	Restores 50 HP and 5 FP.
Hot Shroom	Restores 15 HP and 5 FP.
Iced Potato	Restores 5 HP.
Jammin' Jelly	Restores 50 FP.
Jelly Pop	Restores 64 FP.
Jelly Shroom	Restores 5 HP and 50 FP.
Jelly Super	Restores 10 HP and 50 FP.
Jelly Ultra	Restores 50 HP and FP.
Kooky Cookie	Restores 15 FP outside of battle, or 30 FP inside of battle and makes Mario either Electrified, Invisible, or Sleepy.
Koopa Leaf	Restores 3 FP.
Koopasta	Restores 7 HP and FP.
Koopa Tea	Restores 7 FP.
Lemon	Restores 1 HP and 2 FP and is necessary to get past Sheek in Dry Dry Outpost.
Lemon Candy	Restores 5 HP and 15 FP. It can be used to bribe Anti Guy and get access to his Power Plus Badge without a fight.
Life Shroom	If this item is in Mario's inventory, it is consumed and automatically revives Mario with 10 HP whenever his HP run out in battle.
Lime	Restores 3 FP.
Lime Candy	Restores 20 FP.
Maple Shroom	Restores 5 HP and 10 FP.
Maple Super	Restores 10 HP and FP.
Maple Syrup	Restores 10 FP.
Maple Ultra	Restores 50 HP and 10 FP.
Melon	Restores 15 HP.
Mistake	Restores 1 HP and FP. Mistakes result from Tayce T. cooking with invalid or incompatible ingredients.
Mushroom	Restores 5 HP.
Mystery?	When used in battle, it takes on the effects of one of several items or deals 1 HP of damage to Mario.
Nutty Cake	Restores 10 FP.
Pebble	Deals 1 HP of damage to a single enemy.
Potato Salad	Restores 10 HP.
POW Block	Deals 2 HP of damage to all enemies, ignoring their Defense Power. It also causes enemies with shells to flip over.
Red Berry	Restores 5 HP and is necessary to pass through the red flower gate in Flower Fields.
Repel Gel	Makes Mario invisible for three turns.
Shooting Star	Deals 6 HP of damage to all enemies, ignoring their Defense Power.
Shroom Cake	Restores 10 HP and FP.
Shroom Steak	Restores 30 HP and 10 FP.
Sleepy Sheep	May cause all enemies to fall asleep.
Snowman Doll	Deals 4 HP of ice damage to all enemies, ignoring their Defense Power.
Spaghetti	Restores 6 HP and 4 FP.
Special Shake	Restores 20 FP.
Spicy Soup	Restores 4 HP and FP.
Stinky Herb	Restores 5 HP.
Stone Cap	Inflicts Stone status on Mario for three turns.
Stop Watch	Immobilizes all enemies.
Strange Cake	Makes Mario either Electrified, Invisible, or Sleepy.
Strange Leaf	Restores 5 HP.
Super Shroom	Restores 10 HP.
Super Soda	Restores 5 FP.
Sweet Shroom	Restores 30 HP and 20 FP.
Tasty Tonic	Removes all negative status effects from Mario.
Thunder Bolt	Deals 5 HP of electric damage to one enemy, ignoring its Defense Power.
Thunder Rage	Deals 5 HP of electric damage to all enemies, ignoring their Defense Power.
Ultra Shroom	Restores 50 HP.
Volt Shroom	Electrifies Mario for four turns.
Whacka Bump	Restores 25 HP and FP.
Yellow Berry	Restores 3 HP and FP and is necessary to pass through the yellow flower gate in Flower Fields.
Yoshi Cookie	Restores 15 HP and FP.
Yummy Meal	Restores 20 HP and FP.

Key items

(NOTE: Sort this by chapter? Should probably be its own column, so we could use the "sortable" class and sort the item. And, also, probably switch the "Location" and "Effect" columns.)

Item	Location	Effect
Artifact	Dry Dry Ruins	Can be brought to Kolorado in exchange for a Star Piece.
Autograph	Mario's House	Luigi's signature, requested by Koopa Koot as one of his favors.
Autograph	Shooting Star Summit	Merluvlee's signature, requested by Koopa Koot as one of his favors.
Blue Key	Crystal Palace	Opens the blue door inside Crystal Palace.
Boo's Portrait	Boo's Mansion	A sentient painting of an old Boo. Mario needs to return it to its picture frame to access the mansion's third floor.
Bucket	Shiver City	These two items are necessary to open the path to Shiver Mountain.
Scarf	Starborn Valley
Calculator	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Stolen from Rowf, the owner of the Badge Shop, during the events of Chapter 4. It can be returned for an I Spy Badge.
Castle Key	Tubba Blubba's Castle	Opens a door in Tubba Blubba's Castle.
Castle Key	Peach's Castle	Opens a door in Princess Peach's Castle.
Castle Key	Bowser's Castle	Opens a door in Bowser's Castle.
Butter	Peach's Castle	One of the ingredients available for Princess Peach to bake a cake for Gourmet Guy during one of her interludes.
Cleanser
Cream
Egg
Flour
Milk
Salt
Strawberry
Sugar
Water
Cookbook	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Once this book is returned to Tayce T. during Chapter 4, she will be able to cook with two ingredients at once.
Crystal Ball	Dry Dry Outpost	Involved in one of Koopa Koot's favors. Mario needs to fetch this item from Merlee to get Merluvlee's autograph.
Crystal Berry	Flower Fields (Posie area)	Given to Mario by Posie during Chapter 6. Mario can bring this item to Rosie and exchange it for the Water Stone.
Diamond Stone	Dry Dry Ruins	A set of stone carvings that act as keys to Tutankoopa's chamber.
Lunar Stone
Pyramid Stone
Ultra Stone	Jade Jungle	The Ultra Stone enables Mario to use Super Blocks to upgrade party members to Ultra Rank.
Sneaky Parasol	Peach's Castle	With this item, Princess Peach can copy the appearance of any NPC she is facing.
Dictionary	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Stolen from Russ T. during the events of Chapter 4. It can be returned for a Star Piece.
Diploma	Toad Town Dojo	Documents that certify Mario's victory over the challenges of the Toad Town Dojo.
Fourth-Degree Card
Third-Degree Card
Second-Degree Card
First-Degree Card
Dolly	Goomba Village	Goombaria lost this doll before the events of the game. It can be returned to her for a Star Piece.
Empty Wallet	Koopa Village	Dropped by Koopa Koot during a shopping trip. One of his favors involves returning it to him.
Fertile Soil	Flower Fields (Posie area)	Used to grow a giant beanstalk and access Cloudy Climb, where Huff N. Puff is fought.
Magical Bean	Flower Fields (Petunia area)
Miracle Water	Flower Fields (Lily area)
Fortress Key	Koopa Bros. Fortress	Opens a door in the Koopa Bros. Fortress.
Frying Pan	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Stolen from Tayce T. during the events of Chapter 4. It is necessary to return it to her so she will bake a Cake for Gourmet Guy.
Glasses	Koopa Village	Appears during one of Koopa Koot's favors.
Gold Credit	Koopa Village	Allows Mario to play the game Smash Attack in the Toad Town Playroom.
Jade Raven	Yoshi's Village	Given to Mario for finding the Yoshi kids in Jade Jungle. Must be placed inside the Raven statue in Jade Jungle to meet Raphael the Raven.
Koopa Legends	Koopa Village	Involved in one of Koopa Koot's favors. Mario needs to fetch this item from Kolorado's wife.
Kooper's Shell	Koopa Village	One of the shells stolen during the Fuzzy attack in Koopa Village. Kooper needs this item before he can join Mario.
Lucky Star	Shooting Star Summit	Allows Mario and his friends to perform action commands.
Lyrics	Toad Town (Club 64)	Involved in the quest to make Pop Diva sing again. Mario must deliver this item to the Composer in Dry Dry Outpost to receive the Melody in return.
Magical Seed	Toad Town Mt. Rugged Forever Forest Yoshi's Village	Four seeds given to Mario by the Bub-ulbs strewn about the Mushroom Kingdom, as well as Kolorado. They open the path to Flower Fields when planted in the Toad Town garden.
Mailbag	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Stolen from the Postmaster during the events of Chapter 4. It can be returned for a Star Piece.
Melody	Dry Dry Outpost	Involved in the quest to make Pop Diva sing again. Mario receives this item in exchange for the Lyrics and must return it to the Master Poet in Club 64.
Mystery Note	Shy Guy's Toy Box	A note that reveals the order to hit the four colored boxes in Shy Guy's Toy Box.
Mystical Key	Tubba Blubba's Castle	A sentient key that guards the secret to Tubba Blubba's invincibility. It unlocks Windy Mill.
Odd Key	Toad Town	Unlocks the house next to Tayce T.'s.
Old Photo	Boo's Mansion	Required in one of Koopa Koot's favors.
Package	Boo's Mansion	Involved in one of Koopa Koot's favors. Mario must fetch this item from one of the Boos in the mansion to complete it.
Palace Key	Crystal Palace	Opens the last locked door in Crystal Palace.
Prison Key	Bowser's Castle	Unlocks a prison in Bowser's Castle.
Pulse Stone	Dry Dry Outpost	Given to Mario by Moustafa. It is needed to enter Dry Dry Ruins.
Record	Boo's Mansion	A record for the phonograph on the mansion's second floor. It is necessary for using the phonograph to obtain the Weight.
Red Jar	Dry Dry Outpost	Involved in one of Koopa Koot's favors. Mario must travel to Little Mouser's shop and buy a series of items to obtain the jar.
Red Key	Crystal Palace	Opens the red door in Crystal Palace.
Ruins Key	Dry Dry Ruins	Opens a door in Dry Dry Ruins.
Silver Credit	Koopa Village	Allows Mario to play the game Jump Attack in the Toad Town Playroom.
Star Stone	Shiver Mountain	Opens the way to Crystal Palace. Mario receives this item from Madam Merlar after meeting with her.
Storeroom Key	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Opens the door to the storage room in Harry's Shop.
Tape	Goomba Village	Involved in one of Koopa Koot's favors. Mario must fetch this item from Goompa to complete it.
Toy Train	Toad Town (Harry's Shop)	Received during Chapter 4. Mario must place it into Shy Guy's Toy Box from the outside to be able to ride it.
Volcano Vase	Jade Jungle	Originally hidden in Mt. Lavalava, it lands in Jade Jungle after the volcano erupts. If given to Kolorado, he will trade it for a Magical Seed.
Warehouse Key	Shiver City	Opens the door to the Shiver City warehouse.
Water Stone	Flower Fields (Rosie area)	A gemstone that was once situated in Lily's pond and supplied her with water. Mario needs to retrieve it from Rosie by giving her a Crystal Berry, so he can return it to its original owner.
Weight	Boo's Mansion	Stored inside a treasure chest on the mansion's second floor. It must be attached to the main room's chandelier to open the door to the basement.

Badges

List of Badges

(NOTE: Why is this not a table?!)

All or Nothing Attack FX A Attack FX B Attack FX C Attack FX D Attack FX E Bump Attack Chill Out Close Call D-Down Jump D-Down Pound Damage Dodge Deep Focus Defend Plus Dizzy Attack Dizzy Stomp Dodge Master Double Dip Feeling Fine Fire Shield First Attack Flower Finder Flower Saver

FP Plus Group Focus Hammer Throw Happy Flower Happy Heart Heart Finder HP Drain HP Plus I Spy Ice Power Jump Charge Last Stand Lucky Day Mega Jump Mega Quake Mega Rush Mega Smash Money Money Multibounce P-Down, D-Up P-Up, D-Down Pay-Off Peekaboo

Power Bounce Power Jump Power Plus Power Quake Power Rush Power Smash Pretty Lucky Quake Hammer Quick Change Refund Runaway Pay S. Jump Charge S. Smash Charge Shrink Stomp Sleep Stomp Slow Go Smash Charge Speedy Spin Spike Shield Spin Attack Spin Smash Triple Dip Zap Tap

Enemies and bosses

(NOTE: All of these should be made sortable... And we'll probably need to split apart a few of these cels, when applicable. We won't repeat ourselves, there's SO many of these!)

Chapter bosses

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Location	Chapter
Bowser (1)	10	1	0	Peach's Castle	Pre-prologue
Goomba King	10	1	0	Goomba Road	Prologue
Bowser???	10	1	1	Koopa Bros. Fortress	Chapter 1
Koopa Bros.	5	1	1	Koopa Bros. Fortress
Tutankoopa	30	3	0	Dry Dry Ruins	Chapter 2
Tubba's Heart	50	6/12	0	Windy Mill	Chapter 3
Tubba Blubba	10	4	0	Gusty Gulch
Shy Squad	15	Equal to the amount of their HP remaining, in increments of 1	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box	Chapter 4
Stilt Guy	7	4	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Shy Stack	10	1	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
General Guy	30	4	2	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Lava Piranha (1)	40	5	0	Mt. Lavalava	Chapter 5
Lava Piranha (2)	40	7	0	Mt. Lavalava
Huff N. Puff	60	5	0	Cloudy Climb	Chapter 6
Crystal King	70	6	2	Crystal Palace	Chapter 7
Bowser (2)	50	6	1	Peach's Castle	Chapter 8
Kammy Koopa	10	4	0	Peach's Castle (Power Platform)
Bowser (big)	99	8	2	Peach's Castle (Power Platform)

Jr. Troopa

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Location
Jr. Troopa (1)	5	1	0	Goomba Village
Jr. Troopa (2)	15	2	1	Pleasant Path
Jr. Troopa (3)	40	5	1	Forever Forest
Jr. Troopa (4)	40 (starts with 20)	6	1	Toad Town port
Jr. Troopa (5)	50	8	1	Shiver Snowfield
Jr. Troopa (6)	60	8	2	Bowser's Castle

Toad Town Dojo

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Location
Chan	15	2	2	Toad Town Dojo
Lee	20	5	0	Toad Town Dojo
The Master (1)	50	6	0	Toad Town Dojo
The Master (2)	75	8	0	Toad Town Dojo
The Master (3)	99	10	1	Toad Town Dojo

Minibosses

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Location
Blue Goomba	6	1	0	Goomba Road
Red Goomba	7	1	0	Goomba Road
Magikoopa (1)	8	3	0	Shooting Star Summit
Bill Blaster	4	0	1	Koopa Bros. Fortress
Blooper	30	3	0	Toad Town Tunnels
Buzzar (optional)	40	3	0	Mt. Rugged
Stone Chomp	4	3	1	Dry Dry Ruins
Electro Blooper (optional unless the Blooper is fought elsewhere before Chapter 7)	50	4	0	Toad Town Tunnels
Tubba Blubba	10	4	?	Tubba Blubba's Castle
Anti Guy (optional)	50	10	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box Bowser's Castle
Big Lantern Ghost	40	5	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Fuzzipede	20	3	0	Toad Town
Super Blooper (optional unless the Blooper and the Electro Blooper are fought elsewhere before Chapter 7)	70	5	0	Toad Town Tunnels
Kent C. Koopa (optional)	70	10	6	Pleasant Path (After chapter 5)
Spike?	50	4	0	Flower Fields
Monstar	20	1	0	Shiver Snowfield

Boss helpers

(NOTE: If we already link the Bestiary, is this necessary?)

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Subordinate of
Blue Goomba	6 (starts with 2)	1	0	Goomba King
Red Goomba	7 (starts with 2)	1	0	Goomba King
Chomp	4	3	3	Tutankoopa
Bulb	8	0	1	General Guy
Blooper Baby	6	2	0	Super Blooper
Lava Bud (1)	8	4	0	Lava Piranha
Lava Bud (2)	8	0	0	Lava Piranha
Petit Piranha	1	6	0	Lava Bud
Tuff Puff	1	2	0	Huff N. Puff
Crystal Bit	1	0	0	Crystal King

Regular enemies

(NOTE: Honestly, we're a tad skeptical if a full enemy list is necessary when we already link the Bestiary, which is a better source for this anyways.)

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Location
Goomba	2	1	0	Goomba Village Goomba Road Pleasant Path Shy Guy's Toy Box
Spiked Goomba	2	2	0	Goomba Village Goomba Road Pleasant Path
Paragoomba	2	1	0	Goomba Village Goomba Road Pleasant Path
Koopa Troopa	4	1	1	Pleasant Path Koopa Bros. Fortress
Paratroopa	4	1	1	Pleasant Path Koopa Bros. Fortress
Fuzzy	3	1	0	Koopa Village Shy Guy's Toy Box
Bob-omb	3	1	0	Koopa Bros. Fortress
Bullet Bill	2	2	0	Koopa Bros. Fortress
Gloomba	7	2	0	Toad Town Tunnels
Spiked Gloomba	7	3	0	Toad Town Tunnels
Monty Mole	3	2	0	Mt. Rugged
Cleft	2	2	2	Mt. Rugged
Bandit	5	2	0	Dry Dry Desert
Pokey	4	2	0	Dry Dry Desert Shy Guy's Toy Box
Pokey Mummy	4	2	0	Dry Dry Ruins
Buzzy Beetle	3	2	2	Dry Dry Ruins Toad Town Tunnels
Swooper	4	2	0	Dry Dry Ruins
Paragloomba	7	2	0	Toad Town Tunnels
Piranha Plant	5	3	0	Forever Forest
Forest Fuzzy	6	1	0	Forever Forest
Bzzap!	3	6	0	Forever Forest Flower Fields
Hyper Goomba	7	1	0	Gusty Gulch
Hyper Paragoomba	7	1	0	Gusty Gulch
Hyper Cleft	4	3	3	Gusty Gulch
Clubba	8	3	0	Tubba Blubba's Castle Shy Guy's Toy Box
Dark Koopa	8	3	2	Toad Town Tunnels
Shy Guy	7	2	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Groove Guy	7	2	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Sky Guy	7	3	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Spy Guy	7	2	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Medi Guy	7	1	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Pyro Guy	7	4	0	Shy Guy's Toy Box
Jungle Fuzzy	7	2	0	Jade Jungle
Spear Guy	7	3	0	Jade Jungle
Hurt Plant	8	2	0	Jade Jungle
M. Bush	8	3	0	Jade Jungle
Putrid Piranha	12	3	0	Jade Jungle Mt. Lavalava
W Magikoopa	11	3	0	Jade Jungle Mt. Lavalava Flower Fields Crystal Palace
Lava Bubble	9	4	0	Mt. Lavalava
Spike Top	4	3	4	Mt. Lavalava Toad Town Tunnels
R Magikoopa	11	3	0	Mt. Lavalava Flower Fields Crystal Palace
Crazee Dayzee	8	4	0	Flower Fields
Amazy Dayzee	20	20	1	Flower Fields
Monty Mole	12	3	0	Flower Fields
Ruff Puff	10	4	0	Flower Fields
Spiny	5	4	3	Flower Fields Toad Town Tunnels
Lakitu	12	3	0	Flower Fields
GRN Magikoopa	11	3	0	Flower Fields Crystal Palace
Y Magikoopa	11	3	0	Flower Fields Crystal Palace
Frost Piranha	10	4	0	Shiver Snowfield Shiver Mountain
Gulpit	12	2	0	Shiver Snowfield, Shiver Mountain
Duplighost	15	4	0	Shiver Mountain Crystal Palace Bowser's Castle
White Clubba	12	5	0	Shiver Mountain Crystal Palace
Swoopula	8	2	0	Crystal Palace
GRY Magikoopa	11	3	0	Crystal Palace
Ember	10	4	0	Star Way
Koopatrol	8	4	3	Shy Guy's Toy Box Bowser's Castle
Hammer Bro	12	5	1	Shy Guy's Toy Box Bowser's Castle
Magikoopa (2)	11	6	0	Bowser's Castle
Bony Beetle	8	3	4	Bowser's Castle
Bombshell Bill	3	6	0	Bowser's Castle
B. Bill Blaster	10	0	4	Bowser's Castle
Dry Bones	8	4	2	Bowser's Castle

Unused enemies

(NOTE: ...Should this even be in the enemy list???)

Enemy	Heart Points	Attack	Defense	Location
Albino Dino	8	4	4	Crystal Palace
Dark Paratroopa	8	3	2	Toad Town Tunnels

Friendly NPCs

(NOTE: Yet another bullet-pointed list that uses a table under the hood, that should probably just be a table.)

List of named / notable NPCs in Paper Mario

Goomba Village Gooma Goomama Goombaria Goompa Goompapa Toad Town Chan Pop Diva Chet Rippo Club 64 bartender Dane T. Fice T. Fishmael Fuzzipede Great Gossip Trio Harry Lee Master Poet Merlon Minh T. Mini T. Muss T. Postmaster The Rangers Rip Cheato Rowf and Rhuff Russ T. Tayce T. The Master Three Beautiful Sisters Whale Mario's House Luigi

Shooting Star Summit Merlow Merluvlee Koopa Village Bruce Kolorado's wife Koopa Koot Koover Mort T. Mt. Rugged Whacka Dry Dry Desert Nomadimouse Dry Dry Outpost Little Mouser Merlee Moustafa Mr. E Toad in the Desert Forever Forest Oaklie Boo's Mansion Bootler Franky Igor

Gusty Gulch Herbert Stanley Tubba Blubba's Castle Yakkey Shy Guy's Toy Box Gourmet Guy Yoshi's Village Fearsome 5 Village Leader Jade Jungle Raphael the Raven Flower Fields Bubble Plant Lakilulu Lily Petunia Posie Rosie Sun Tolielip Wise Wisterwood Shiver City Herringway Mayor Penguin Mayor's wife Penguin patrol

Starborn Valley Frost T. Merle Shiver Mountain Madam Merlar Bowser's Castle Guard Door Mr. Hammer Spiky Tom and Spiky John Toad Minister Roaming characters Chuck Quizmo Kolorado Trading Event Toad* Vanna T.

Locations

(NOTE: The page really just fizzles out into these after all those pseudo-bestiaries, huh? And, yes, the section lead is literally baked into the "table" that serves as this thing's backbone.)

Paper Mario takes place in the Mushroom Kingdom, spanning several different areas around Princess Peach's Castle. Toad Town serves as the game's central hub and gives Mario a place to return to after every chapter.
Settlements Mario's House Toad Town Club 64 Harry's Shop Playroom Toad Town Post Office Shroom Grocery Goomba Village Koopa Village Koopa's Shop Dry Dry Outpost Little Mouser's Shop Boo's Mansion Boo's Shop Yoshi's Village Yoshi's Cabana Shiver City Shiver Shop Starborn Valley Star Haven Star Haven Shop	Transitional Areas Goomba Road Goomba King's Fortress Shooting Star Summit Pleasant Path Mt. Rugged Dry Dry Desert Dry Dry Railroad Forever Forest Gusty Gulch Lavalava Island Jade Jungle Flower Fields Sun Tower Toad Town Tunnels Shiver Region Shiver Mountain Shiver Snowfield Star Way	Dungeons/Boss arenas Peach's Castle Peach's Bedroom Koopa Bros. Fortress Dry Dry Ruins Tubba Blubba's Castle Windy Mill Shy Guy's Toy Box Mt. Lavalava Cloudy Climb Crystal Palace Bowser's Castle Storehouse