Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door: Difference between revisions

|publisher=[[Nintendo]]

|platforms=[[Nintendo GameCube]]

|languages={{languages|en_us=y|es_es=y|fr_fr=y|de=y|it=y|jp=y}}

|genre=RPG

A follow-up titled ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' was released for the [[Wii]] in 2007. ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' is the only game in the series to share the same battle system as the original ''Paper Mario'', as ''Super Paper Mario'' is a platformer with RPG elements and subsequent installments (starting with 2012's ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'') retooled many aspects of the series.

==Plot==

===Prologue: A Rogue's Welcome===

|JapR=Sutēji 1: Mario to Oshiro to Doragon to

|JapM=Stage 1: Mario, the castle and the dragon

|Ita=Scena I: Mario, il castello e la dragonessa

|ItaM=Scene 1: Mario, the castle and the dragon

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===Objects===

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Enemies react to Bowser in different ways: while [[X-Naut]]s charge at Bowser, [[Goomba]]s are scared by him and run away when he approaches them. The end of each level features a [[Goal Pole|flagpole]]; reaching it completes the level and briefly displays the word "FINISH". There is also a small [[castle]] next to the flagpole, as another reference to ''Super Mario Bros.'' If Bowser is extremely small or medium-sized, he descends the flagpole and enters the castle; however, if he is large or gigantic, he destroys the flagpole and simply stands next to the castle.

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Headbonk]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Shell Toss]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Body Slam (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Body Slam]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Ground Pound]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Shade Fist]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Bomb (Paper Mario series)|Bomb]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Love Slap]]'''<br>0 FP

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!width=11%|Crystal Star

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===Bestiary (Tattle Log)===

{{main|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door bestiary}}

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===Bosses===

'''Bold''' signifies chapter bosses.

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===Environmental hazards===

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===Notable characters===

====Optional helpful characters====

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**Similarly, holding {{button|gcn|b}} when the player does not have the Super Hammer prevents Mario from moving in the Japanese version.

*On the Level Up screen, the cursor is set to FP by default in the Japanese version, while in the international versions, the player has to manually move the cursor to either HP or BP.

*The international versions have more Stylish moves than the Japanese version. For example, there is no second Stylish after a normal jump in the Japanese version.

*Many of the items at the Pianta Parlor have different positioning on the menu in the Japanese version.

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|'''Healthy Salad'''

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|JapR=Pēpā Mario Āru Pī Jī

|JapM=Paper Mario RPG<br>This naming method is similar to ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars|Super Mario RPG]]'' and the Japanese name of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''.

|ChiTR=Zhǐpiàn Mǎlì'ōu RPG

|ChiTM=Paper Mario RPG

==References==

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