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{{italic title|Battle Card (''Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam'')}}
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{{about|the cards used as special effects in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''|the cards used as battle commands in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''|[[Battle Card (Paper Mario: Color Splash)]]}}
{{about|the cards used as special effects in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''|the cards used as battle commands in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''|[[Battle Card (Paper Mario: Color Splash)]]}}
{{redirect|Character Card|the "character card" category in the [[Super Mario Trading Card Collection]]|[[Super Mario Trading Card Collection#Categories|Super Mario Trading Card Collection § Categories]]}}
[[File:Battle Cards.jpg|thumb|Three Battle Cards on the Touch Screen]]
[[File:Battle Cards.jpg|thumb|Three Battle Cards on the Touch Screen]]
'''Battle Cards''' are items introduced in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', being the spiritual successor to the [[Badge#Mario & Luigi: Dream Team|Badge]] system in the [[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story|previous]] [[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team|games]]. They are used in battle and have a plethora of effects: examples include temporarily boosting a certain stat, healing the party, reducing a specific group of enemy's Level, dealing damage to a specific group of enemies and boosting [[Experience Point|EXP]] and [[Coin]]s earned at the end of the battle.
'''Battle Cards''' are items introduced in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', being the spiritual successor to the [[Badge#Mario & Luigi: Dream Team|Badge]] system in the [[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story|previous]] [[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team|games]]. They are used in battle and have a plethora of effects: examples include temporarily boosting a certain stat, healing the party, reducing a specific group of enemy's Level, dealing damage to a specific group of enemies and boosting [[Experience Point|EXP]] and [[Coin]]s earned at the end of the battle.
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Battle Cards are introduced in [[Twinsy Tropics]]' [[Twinsy Tropics Dungeon|dungeon]]. After freeing [[Crinkle Goomba]] from a cell, the player receives their first cards. After that, previously unavailable Card Shops officially open, and they can be also obtained by clearing [[Lakitu Info Center]] quests or sometimes retrieved from defeated enemies.
Battle Cards are introduced in [[Twinsy Tropics]]' [[Twinsy Tropics Dungeon|dungeon]]. After freeing [[Crinkle Goomba]] from a cell, the player receives their first cards. After that, previously unavailable Card Shops officially open, and they can be also obtained by clearing [[Lakitu Info Center]] quests or sometimes retrieved from defeated enemies.


In the menu, the player can set up a deck from his Battle Card collection from the Battle Card option. A deck can only contain 10 cards: no more, no less. First, the player can only make a deck, but as they collect more Battle Cards, they can store three decks, and, by changing them, they can even make unfinished ones (that can't be used in battle). From this menu, the player can also delete the currently set Battle Cards, restore the deck to how it was last time the player edited it, or let the game complete the deck by picking random Battle Cards.
In the menu, the player can set up a deck from their Battle Card collection from the Battle Card option. A deck can only contain 10 cards: no more, no less. First, the player can only make a deck, but as they collect more Battle Cards, they can store three decks, and, by changing them, they can even make unfinished ones (that can't be used in battle). From this menu, the player can also delete the currently set Battle Cards, restore the deck to how it was last time the player edited it, or let the game complete the deck by picking random Battle Cards.


== In battle ==
== In battle ==
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Up to three cards can be dealt at once. If three of them are present at once, no more come out, and the player has to use one or turn it over. When all ten cards are used, they are shuffled again and the cycle repeats. The status of a player's deck carries over battles, unless the player changes their deck: in that case, the cards are dealt all over again.
Up to three cards can be dealt at once. If three of them are present at once, no more come out, and the player has to use one or turn it over. When all ten cards are used, they are shuffled again and the cycle repeats. The status of a player's deck carries over battles, unless the player changes their deck: in that case, the cards are dealt all over again.


Various [[Clothing|Gears]] help the player gather Star Points. Filler Gloves (and Filler Gloves DX) increase the Star Points the player obtains after any attack. Counter Change Gloves make the player obtain Star Points when countering enemy attacks, while Filler Brooches give Star Points whenever a Lucky Hit is scored and Filler Wears (and Filler Wears DX) give Star Points whenever the user takes damage. Paper Mario also has his own variants of these Gears, but he doesn't seem to be able to wear Counter Change Gloves, and Filler Wear (DX) is called Boost Wear (DX).
Various [[Clothing|Gear]] helps the player gather Star Points. Filler Gloves (and Filler Gloves DX) increase the Star Points the player obtains after any attack. Counter Change Gloves make the player obtain Star Points when countering enemy attacks, while Filler Brooches give Star Points whenever a Lucky Hit is scored and Filler Wears (and Filler Wears DX) give Star Points whenever the user takes damage. Paper Mario also has his own variants of these Gears, but he doesn't seem to be able to wear Counter Change Gloves, and Filler Wear (DX) is called Boost Wear (DX).


==Variation==
==Variation==
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'''Shiny Battle Cards''' are a variation of ordinary Battle Cards. They are dropped by certain shiny enemies and are never sold in Card Shops. Their effects are the same as an ordinary Battle Card, but cost half of the Star Points. See [[#List of Battle Cards|List of Battle Cards]] for more.
'''Shiny Battle Cards''' are a variation of ordinary Battle Cards. They are dropped by certain shiny enemies and are never sold in Card Shops. Their effects are the same as an ordinary Battle Card, but cost half of the Star Points. See [[#List of Battle Cards|List of Battle Cards]] for more.


After Battle Cards are introduced, Shiny Battle Cards can be dropped by enemies at anytime. The player can learn about their effect by talking to the rightmost Toad in a Card Shop.
After Battle Cards are introduced, Shiny Battle Cards can be dropped by enemies at anytime. The player can learn about their effect by talking to the rightmost Toad in a Card Shop, who refers to them as "sparkle cards."


===Character Cards===
===Character Cards===
'''Character Cards''' are a system similar to Battle Cards, but work with [[amiibo]]. To get started, one must first get a '''? Card'''. ? Cards come in two variations: LV 1 ? Cards and LV 2 ? Cards. The second type is rarer but produces stronger cards. They are rarely dropped by enemies or alternatively bought for 200 and 800 [[Coin]]s, respectively, in a Card Shop from Toads that have a dialogue box with a ? Card in it. ? Cards can also be sold, for the same price the can be bought for, to the afromentioned Toads. From the menu, the player can make a random Character Card of the ? Card's level by scanning an amiibo. In battle, the player can scan an amiibo, pick a card and use it. That amiibo character can't be used again until the battle ends, limiting the player to 6 Character Cards per battle. The player can't get doubles of the same card: every ? Card is guaranteed to grant a new card. Once all cards of the same level are obtained, the player also can't make another for that amiibo.
'''Character Cards''' are a system similar to Battle Cards, but work with [[amiibo]]. To get started, one must first get a '''? Card'''. ? Cards come in two variations: LV 1 ? Cards and LV 2 ? Cards. The second type is rarer but produces stronger cards. They are rarely dropped by enemies or alternatively bought for 200 and 800 [[Coin]]s, respectively, in a Card Shop from Toads that have a dialogue box with a ? Card in it. ? Cards can also be sold, for the same price the can be bought for, to the aforementioned Toads. From the menu, the player can make a random Character Card of the ? Card's level by scanning an amiibo. In battle, the player can scan an amiibo, pick a card and use it. That amiibo character can't be used again until the battle ends, limiting the player to 6 Character Cards per battle. The player can't get doubles of the same card: every ? Card is guaranteed to grant a new card. Once all cards of the same level are obtained, the player also can't make another for that amiibo.


Two variations of them exist. The first is '''Duo Character Cards'''. If the game alerts the player they can make one by saying "Now's Your Chance!", they can scan a different character amiibo (no data is written on it) and the card is obtained. They feature an artwork of two characters at once. If the player doesn't have another amiibo, they can cancel the creation with {{button|3ds|B}}. If they make a combination that doesn't lead to any Duo Character Card, the card making is canceled. Bowser doesn't appear in any LV 1 Duo Character Cards (except for its own), while only Mario, Luigi and Bowser are guaranteed to star in an amiibo's LV 2 Duo Card: Yoshi, Peach and Toad are present sparingly.
Two variations of them exist. The first is '''Duo Character Cards'''. If the game alerts the player they can make one by saying "Now's Your Chance!", they can scan a different character amiibo (no data is written on it) and the card is obtained. They feature an artwork of two characters at once. If the player doesn't have another amiibo, they can cancel the creation with {{button|3ds|B}}. If they make a combination that doesn't lead to any Duo Character Card, the card making is canceled. Bowser doesn't appear in any LV 1 Duo Character Cards (except for its own), while only Mario, Luigi and Bowser are guaranteed to star in an amiibo's LV 2 Duo Card: Yoshi, Peach and Toad are present sparingly.


'''Sparkle Character Cards''' are stronger version of Character Cards, but are made differently. If the player has two amiibo of the same character and both of them have at least one shared Character Card, they can both be scanned to make a card with the same effect, but that also grants Star Points (two for LV 1 Cards, four for LV 2 Cards and five for {{conjectural|Extra Card}}), and register it on both amiibo. They are shiny too, making them similar to Shiny Battle Cards. However, the player can only make one Spakle Character Card per day.
'''Sparkle Character Cards''' are stronger version of Character Cards, but are made differently. If the player has two amiibo of the same character and both of them have at least one shared Character Card, they can both be scanned to make a card with the same effect, but that also grants Star Points (two for LV 1 Cards, four for LV 2 Cards and five for {{conjectural|Extra Card}}), and register it on both amiibo. They are shiny too, making them similar to Shiny Battle Cards. However, the player can only make one Sparkle Character Card per day.


The first ? Cards are dropped by defeating [[Petey Piranha]]: after that, they can be freely bought and used. [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] have 26 different cards, while [[Princess Peach|Peach]], [[Yoshi]], [[Toad]] and [[Bowser]] all have 23 of them, having one less LV 1 Character Card, LV 2 Character Card and LV 2 Duo Character Card for a grand total of 144 Character Cards. If one amiibo has all Character Cards, it unlocks a secret, unusually powerful Character Card.
The first ? Cards are dropped by defeating [[Petey Piranha]]: after that, they can be freely bought and used. [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] have 26 different cards, while [[Princess Peach|Peach]], [[Yoshi]], [[Toad]] and [[Bowser]] all have 23 of them, having one less LV 1 Character Card, LV 2 Character Card and LV 2 Duo Character Card for a grand total of 144 Character Cards. If one amiibo has all Character Cards, it unlocks a secret, unusually powerful Character Card.


===Enemies' Battle Cards===
===Enemies' Battle Cards===
During the boss fight against [[Ludwig von Koopa]] and [[Larry Koopa]] in [[Twinsy Tropics]] and [[Neo Bowser Castle (Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam)|Neo Bowser Castle]], he has his own Battle Card decks that he uses to aid himself and Larry in the battle. Both [[Koopalings]] also have a personal Star Points counter (called Dark Star Points in-game), which works similarly to the player's: if the player fails to dodge enemy attacks and gets hit, the counter goes up. Battle Cards are used automatically as the needed Dark Star Points are reached; their effects include raising one of their stats or disabling some of the player's attacks temporarily. At the start of the battle and after any card is played, a dialogue plays, alerting the player of the next card's effect and the number of Dark Star Points needed. All Battle Cards are used in a precise order, and when the last Battle Card is used, Ludwig starts the cycle over by drawing the first card of the deck. Ludwig does not use any more battle cards once Larry is defeated.
During the boss fight against [[Ludwig von Koopa]] and [[Larry Koopa]] in [[Twinsy Tropics]] and [[Neo Bowser Castle]], he has his own Battle Card decks that he uses to aid himself and Larry in the battle. Both [[Koopalings]] also have a personal Star Points counter (called Dark Star Points in-game), which works similarly to the player's: if the player fails to dodge enemy attacks and gets hit, the counter goes up. Battle Cards are used automatically as the needed Dark Star Points are reached; their effects include raising one of their stats or disabling some of the player's attacks temporarily. At the start of the battle and after any card is played, a dialogue plays, alerting the player of the next card's effect and the number of Dark Star Points needed. All Battle Cards are used in a precise order, and when the last Battle Card is used, Ludwig starts the cycle over by drawing the first card of the deck. Ludwig does not use any more battle cards once Larry is defeated.


====List of Ludwig's Battle Cards====
====List of Ludwig's Battle Cards====
'''First battle'''<br />
'''First battle'''<br>
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'''Second battle'''<br />
'''Second battle'''<br>
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|3
|3
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|Heals one of the Koopalings of an amount equal to the damage dealt to him for one turn.
|Inverts damage to one of the Koopalings, therefore causing attacks against him to heal instead of damage.
|5
|5
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|Deals 180 damage to Mario, Luigi and Paper Mario.
|Deals 180 damage to Mario, Luigi and Paper Mario.
|6
|6
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|Prevents Mario, Luigi and Paper Mario from taking action fo a l
 
[[Morton Koopa Jr.]] also uses his magic to mess with the player's Battle Deck. All their cards become Battle Cards with Morton's emblem over them. They cost 2 Star Points, but the game obscures their effect. Once used, they either deal everyone 60 damage, drain all of the player's Star Points, or give the player either a Max Mushroom, Max Nut, or Max Candy. Character Cards can't be used while fighting Morton.
[[Morton Koopa Jr.]] also uses his magic to mess with the player's Battle Deck. All their cards become Battle Cards with Morton's emblem over them. They cost 2 Star Points, but the game obscures their effect. Once used, they either deal everyone 60 damage, drain all of the player's Star Points, or give the player either a Max Mushroom, Max Nut, or Max Candy. Character Cards can't be used while fighting Morton.


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|Given by Lakitu after obtaining 62 Medals
|Given by Lakitu after obtaining 62 Medals
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|[[File:MLPJ Weak POW up Card.png|55px]]
|[[File:MLPJ Weak POW Up Card.png|55px]]
|Raises your characters' POW by 20% for a limited time.
|Raises your characters' POW by 20% for a limited time.
|3
|3
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|{{nowrap|[[File:MLPJ Average Piranha Plant Down Card.png|55px]][[File:MLPJ Average Shiny Piranha Plant Down Card.png|55px]]}}
|{{nowrap|[[File:MLPJ Average Piranha Plant Down Card.png|55px]][[File:MLPJ Average Shiny Piranha Plant Down Card.png|55px]]}}
|Lowers Piranha Plant enemies' levels by 9999.
|Lowers Piranha Plant enemies' levels by 5.
|8/4
|8/4
|Card Shop - 900 Coins
|Card Shop - 900 Coins
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|3/2
|3/2
|Given by Lakitu after obtaining 26 Medals
|Given by Lakitu after obtaining 26 Medals
|-
|-style="background:#F3F3F3"
|{{nowrap|[[File:MLPJ Morton Battle Card.png|55px]]}}
|Morton tinkered with this battle card. Who knows what will happen if you use it?
|2
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|Doubles your chance of lucky hits.
|Doubles your chance of lucky hits.
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|-
|[[File:MLPJ Mario LV1-7 Card.png|75px]]
|[[File:MLPJ Mario LV1-8 Card.png|75px]]
|LV 1 Card
|LV 1 Card
|Boosts the Star Points you earn per successful action by 30% for a time.
|Boosts the Star Points you earn per successful action by 30% for a time.
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|[[File:MLPJ Luigi Duo LV1-1 Card.png|75px]]
|[[File:MLPJ Luigi Duo LV1-1 Card.png|75px]]
|LV 1 Duo Card (Luigi + Mario)
|LV 1 Duo Card (Luigi + Mario)
|Restrores 30% of the user's BP.
|Restores 30% of the user's BP.
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|-
|[[File:MLPJ Luigi Duo LV1-2 Card.png|75px]]
|[[File:MLPJ Luigi Duo LV1-2 Card.png|75px]]
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|JapR=Batorukādo
|JapR=Batorukādo
|JapM=Battle Card
|JapM=Battle Card
|Spa=Carta de combate
|Ita=Carta Scontro
|SpaM=Battle Card
|ItaM=Battle Card
|Rus=Боевая карта
|Rus=Боевая карта
|RusR=Boyevaya karta
|RusR=Boyevaya karta
|RusM=Battle card
|RusM=Battle card
|Spa=Carta de combate
|SpaM=Battle Card
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Just like [[Sticker (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)|Sticker]]s in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'', shiny Battle Cards can change the angle of the reflection by {{button|3ds|tilt}} the system.
*Just like [[Sticker]]s in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'', shiny Battle Cards can change the angle of the reflection by {{button|3ds|tilt}} the system.
*Some of the cards have cameos of characters who do not appear in the main game (such as [[Baby Mario]], [[Rosalina]], and [[Antasma]]).
*Some of the cards have cameos of characters who do not appear in the main game (such as [[Baby Mario]], [[Rosalina]], and [[Antasma]]).
*The initial card set given by the Paper Goomba appears to be well-used as evident by the torn edges, scratches, and the faded colors.
*The initial card set given by the Paper Goomba appears to be well-used as evident by the torn edges, scratches, and the faded colors.
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[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Cards]]
[[Category:Cards]]
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Items]]
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam items]]
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