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Treasure chests are featured in several ''[[Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' games, although their game mechanic and way of interaction with the characters may vary. | Treasure chests are featured in several ''[[Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' games, although their game mechanic and way of interaction with the characters may vary. | ||
====''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest | ====''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''==== | ||
[[File:Hot-Head Hop start.png|thumb|Diddy and Dixie find a Treasure Chest at the start of [[Hot-Head Hop]] in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''.]] | [[File:Hot-Head Hop start.png|thumb|Diddy and Dixie find a Treasure Chest at the start of [[Hot-Head Hop]] in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''.]] | ||
Treasure Chests first appear as throwable objects in ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. In the game, Treasure Chests are brown and appear to be made up of wood, and they have a dark gray outline. They are common objects that appear in many levels of the game. | Treasure Chests first appear as throwable objects in ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. In the game, Treasure Chests are brown and appear to be made up of wood, and they have a dark gray outline. They are common objects that appear in many levels of the game. | ||
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The only Treasure Chests that the Kongs are required to break are those with a [[kannonball]], as it is needed to activate a nearby [[kannon (cannon)|kannon]] that leads the Kongs to a [[bonus room|Bonus Level]]. In some "Destroy Them All!" challenges, the Kongs must use Treasure Chests to defeat the enemies. In some "Find the Token!" Bonus Levels, such as the first respective ones of [[Gangplank Galley (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Gangplank Galley]] and [[Kannon's Klaim (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Kannon's Klaim]], [[Diddy Kong]] and [[Dixie Kong]]'s objective is to break the Treasure Chest with the [[Kremkoin]]. In the first Bonus Level of [[Hornet Hole (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Hornet Hole]], the Kongs have to hit numerous Zingers with the Treasure Chest for it to break open and reveal a Kremkoin. | The only Treasure Chests that the Kongs are required to break are those with a [[kannonball]], as it is needed to activate a nearby [[kannon (cannon)|kannon]] that leads the Kongs to a [[bonus room|Bonus Level]]. In some "Destroy Them All!" challenges, the Kongs must use Treasure Chests to defeat the enemies. In some "Find the Token!" Bonus Levels, such as the first respective ones of [[Gangplank Galley (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Gangplank Galley]] and [[Kannon's Klaim (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Kannon's Klaim]], [[Diddy Kong]] and [[Dixie Kong]]'s objective is to break the Treasure Chest with the [[Kremkoin]]. In the first Bonus Level of [[Hornet Hole (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Hornet Hole]], the Kongs have to hit numerous Zingers with the Treasure Chest for it to break open and reveal a Kremkoin. | ||
====''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' / ''Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D'' / ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze''==== | ====''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' / ''Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D'' / ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze''==== | ||
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Later in the series, treasure chests are given a more minor role. Similarly to the treasure chests in ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', they contain items of all sorts and values, but they are immovable and part of the immediate background, just as with every [[item container]] from ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'', ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]'', and ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]''. In these games, treasure chests can be opened by having the ground nearby [[Ground Pound|pounded]] by the Kongs. In the former two games, they are common item containers on the [[Beach]] of [[Donkey Kong Island]]. However, treasure chests are not as common in ''Tropical Freeze'', as they can be encountered only in special places, such as on a small bluff in [[Shoal Atoll]], in a stage of [[Sea Breeze Cove]], and on the shipwrecks of [[Seashore War]], a level in the world [[Donkey Kong Island (world)|Donkey Kong Island]], which takes place in the Beach world of ''Donkey Kong Country Returns''. | Later in the series, treasure chests are given a more minor role. Similarly to the treasure chests in ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', they contain items of all sorts and values, but they are immovable and part of the immediate background, just as with every [[item container]] from ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'', ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]'', and ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]''. In these games, treasure chests can be opened by having the ground nearby [[Ground Pound|pounded]] by the Kongs. In the former two games, they are common item containers on the [[Beach]] of [[Donkey Kong Island]]. However, treasure chests are not as common in ''Tropical Freeze'', as they can be encountered only in special places, such as on a small bluff in [[Shoal Atoll]], in a stage of [[Sea Breeze Cove]], and on the shipwrecks of [[Seashore War]], a level in the world [[Donkey Kong Island (world)|Donkey Kong Island]], which takes place in the Beach world of ''Donkey Kong Country Returns''. | ||
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===''Donkey Kong Land 2''=== | |||
Treasure Chests are also in ''[[Donkey Kong Land 2]]'', where they have the same role as in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''. | |||
===''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''=== | ===''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''=== | ||
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In ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', bronze, silver, and gold treasure chests appear in the minigame [[Twist Ending]]. | In ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', bronze, silver, and gold treasure chests appear in the minigame [[Twist Ending]]. | ||
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====''Wario Land 3''==== | ====''Wario Land 3''==== | ||
[[File:WL3 Treasure.png|left|thumb]] | [[File:WL3 Treasure.png|left|thumb]] | ||
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When the Golden Diva is defeated, the total treasure chests Wario has at the end of the game affect [[Princess Shokora]]'s appearance in the ending cutscene. | When the Golden Diva is defeated, the total treasure chests Wario has at the end of the game affect [[Princess Shokora]]'s appearance in the ending cutscene. | ||
====''Wario Land: Shake It!''==== | ====''Wario Land: Shake It!''==== | ||
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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 the [[Super Boots]] and [[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]], and the player has to retrieve it for Kolorado to proceed in the storyline. There is also a [[Mysterious Treasure Chest]] that allows [[Princess Peach]] to send Badges, a [[Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star]], and a [[Jammin' Jelly]] to Mario. | 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 the [[Super Boots]] and [[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]], and the player has to retrieve it for Kolorado to proceed in the storyline. There is also a [[Mysterious Treasure Chest]] that allows [[Princess Peach]] to send Badges, a [[Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star]], and a [[Jammin' Jelly]] to Mario. | ||
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====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ||
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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. | 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. | ||
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====''Super Paper Mario''==== | ====''Super Paper Mario''==== | ||
[[File:SPM Cooking Disk R Location.png|thumb|left|A treasure chest that contains the [[Cooking Disk R]]]] | [[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, a design that was also used in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''. | 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, a design that was also used in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''. | ||
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====''Paper Mario: Sticker Star''==== | ====''Paper Mario: Sticker Star''==== | ||
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. | 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. | ||
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====''Luigi's Mansion 3''==== | ====''Luigi's Mansion 3''==== | ||
Treasure chests appear again in ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'', where they are found throughout the rooms in [[The Last Resort]]. They often contain treasure such as coins, bills, Gold Bars, and [[pearl]]s. Some treasure chests are animated by [[Spirit Ball]]s and turned into hostile [[Takarabako Obake|Possessed Chest]]s. Luigi must either throw an object into them or have them chew on [[Gooigi]], and then remove the Spirit Balls with the [[Dark-Light Device]], in order to turn them back into regular treasure chests and obtain their contents. | Treasure chests appear again in ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'', where they are found throughout the rooms in [[The Last Resort]]. They often contain treasure such as coins, bills, Gold Bars, and [[pearl]]s. Some treasure chests are animated by [[Spirit Ball]]s and turned into hostile [[Takarabako Obake|Possessed Chest]]s. Luigi must either throw an object into them or have them chew on [[Gooigi]], and then remove the Spirit Balls with the [[Dark-Light Device]], in order to turn them back into regular treasure chests and obtain their contents. | ||
===''Wario World''=== | |||
[[File:Black Chest.png|left|thumb|The huge treasure chest]] | |||
In ''[[Wario World]]'', each treasure chest contains one of Wario's 64 [[List of treasures in Wario World|treasures]]. Treasure chests come in eight different colors, and each chest is linked to a [[treasure button]] of the same color, which must be activated before the treasure can be collected. There are also [[wooden chest]]s that contain either coins, [[garlic]], or a [[bomb]] when opened. The final boss, the [[Black Jewel]], is locked inside the '''huge treasure chest''' (also called the '''huge treasure box'''<ref>''Wario World'' instruction booklet, page 18 (British English).</ref> or '''giant treasure chest'''<ref>''Wario World'' instruction booklet, page 20 (American English).</ref>), which requires the four pieces of the [[Huge Treasure Chest Key]] from the stage bosses. | |||
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===''Mario Pinball Land''=== | ===''Mario Pinball Land''=== | ||
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[[File:MLPiT Treasure Chest screenshot.png|thumb|left|The Treasure Chest Block in [[Bowser's Castle|Baby Bowser's Castle]]]] | [[File:MLPiT Treasure Chest screenshot.png|thumb|left|The Treasure Chest Block in [[Bowser's Castle|Baby Bowser's Castle]]]] | ||
In the past Bowser's Castle in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', there is a '''Treasure Chest Block'''<ref>Hoffman, Chris. ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'' Player's Guide. Page 21. "''Jump up and hit the Treasure Chest Block in the center of the room to obtain the first Cobalt Star shard and to lower the gate for adult Mario and adult Luigi.''"</ref> reminiscent of the treasure boxes from ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' near the [[time hole]], containing one of the six [[Cobalt Star]] shards. After the chest is hit, however, it disappears. | In the past Bowser's Castle in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', there is a '''Treasure Chest Block'''<ref>Hoffman, Chris. ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'' Player's Guide. Page 21. "''Jump up and hit the Treasure Chest Block in the center of the room to obtain the first Cobalt Star shard and to lower the gate for adult Mario and adult Luigi.''"</ref> reminiscent of the treasure boxes from ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' near the [[time hole]], containing one of the six [[Cobalt Star]] shards. After the chest is hit, however, it disappears. | ||
===''Wario: Master of Disguise''=== | |||
{{multiframe|[[File:WMoDRedChest.png]][[File:WMoDGreenChest.png]][[File:WMoDPurpleChest.png]]|size=90|align=right}} | |||
In ''[[Wario: Master of Disguise]]'', treasure chests are a key element of the game. They come in three colors: red (which hold [[List of treasures in Wario: Master of Disguise|treasures]]), green (which hold upgrades such as [[Guise Gem]]s), and purple (which hold key level items, such as maps and keys). In order to get the treasures in the chest, the player must win a minigame, and the minigames become harder on later levels. [[Treasure Pest]]s replace one random red chest starting at the third level, requiring the level to be replayed to get that treasure. | |||
===''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U''=== | ||
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===''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''=== | ===''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''=== | ||
In ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'', treasure chests can be seen in the antiques shop in [[Toad Town]]. | In ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'', treasure chests can be seen in the antiques shop in [[Toad Town]]. | ||
==Profiles== | |||
===''Paper Mario''=== | |||
*'''Goombario's tattle:''' | |||
**''It's a treasure chest. Let's open it! I've gotta know what's inside there!'' | |||
**''It's a treasure chest. It looks like it's empty.'' | |||
===''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''=== | |||
*'''Goombella's tattle:''' | |||
**''This is a treasure chest. What could be inside it?'' | |||
**''This is a treasure chest. It's empty.'' | |||
===''Super Paper Mario''=== | |||
*'''Tippi's tattle:''' | |||
**''It's a treasure chest... There's something inside...'' | |||
**''It's a treasure chest, but there's nothing in it anymore...'' | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||