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[[File:KoloradoTreasure.png|thumb|left|[[Kolorado]] finding the treasure chest containing the [[Volcano Vase]] in [[Mt. Lavalava]].]]

In ''[[Paper Mario]]'', [[Mario]] can find many treasure chests on his adventure. They contain either [[Badge]]s or Keys. In very big Treasure Chests, there are weapon upgrades such as [[Super Boots]] or [[Ultra Hammer]]. In the west room on the first floor of [[Boo's Mansion]], there is a trap treasure chest that when opened, causes the chandelier in the room to drop down. In Chapter 4, [[Kammy Koopa]] uses her magic to summon several enemies to guard the treasure chests at the end of the first three areas. At the end of Chapter 5, when Mario and [[Kolorado]] escape from [[Mt. Lavalava]] with [[Misstar]]'s help, the treasure chest containing the [[Volcano Vase|treasure]] Kolorado is longing for is blowing out by the lava and lands on [[Jade Jungle]], which the player has to retrieve for Kolorado to proceed in the storyline. There is also a [[Mysterious Treasure Chest]] that allows [[Princess Peach]] to send Mario [[badge]]s, a [[Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star]], and a [[Jammin' Jelly]].

[[File:PMTTYD Peach and the Glowing Box.png|thumb|left|Peach given a box that looks like a treasure chest.]]

[[File:PMTTYD Shine Sprite CreepySteepleTreasureRoom.png|thumb|right|Treasure chests in the Creepy Steeple.]]

There is a treasure chest like box that Peach is given at the very beginning of the game that contains the [[Magical Map]]. She is the only one that can open it because it is said that only one that is ''pure of heart'' can.

[[File:SPM Cooking Disk R Location.png|thumb|left|A treasure chest that contains the [[Cooking Disk R]].]]

In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', chests tend to be hidden in places with little accessibility. In order to open a chest, the player needs to move the playable character right beside one and press {{button|wii|Padup}}. Most commonly, [[Pixl]]s are captured within chests, but players can also find [[item]]s, cooking ingredients, or [[Catch Card]]s in there. In this game, chests adopt a rather abstract design to go along with the game's aesthetics, design that was also used in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''.

Treasure chests appear in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. They contain the [[Tablet Piece]]s, and are paper-thin. Once Mario collects the contents, the chest falls over and cannot be interacted with.