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[[Image:SPM_YoldDesert.jpg| | {{level | ||
'''Yold Desert''' is an area in the [[Lineland]] dimension from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. | |title=Yold Desert | ||
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|game=''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' | |||
|before=[[Mount Lineland|<<]] | |||
|after=[[Yold Ruins|>>]] | |||
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'''Yold Desert''' is an area in the [[Lineland]] dimension from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. Throughout the desert, the [[Ancients]] left clues on how to advance and eventually reach the [[Yold Ruins]] deep within the sandy wasteland. The name "Yold" is a corruption of a combination of ''the'' and ''old''. This level is notable for having the first boss battle in the game, against [[O'Chunks]]. | |||
==Chapter 1-3: The Sands of Yold== | ==Chapter 1-3: The Sands of Yold== | ||
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After learning from a statue of [[Fracktail]] to jump ten times while beneath a red palm tree (this wasn't his first dealings with such a tree; he had to spin around one in [[Dry Dry Outpost]] earlier in ''[[Paper Mario]]''), Mario encountered none other than [[Count Bleck]]'s burliest minion, O'Chunks. The two did battle, but Mario emerged the victor thanks to the help of [[Thoreau]]. | After learning from a statue of [[Fracktail]] to jump ten times while beneath a red palm tree (this wasn't his first dealings with such a tree; he had to spin around one in [[Dry Dry Outpost]] earlier in ''[[Paper Mario]]''), Mario encountered none other than [[Count Bleck]]'s burliest minion, O'Chunks. The two did battle, but Mario emerged the victor thanks to the help of [[Thoreau]]. | ||
Eventually after following the guidance of one or two additional statues, Mario found a blue altar. Thanks to the [[Player|player]]'s pressing of the 1 and - buttons at the same time, the entrance to the Yold Ruins was revealed in the form of a slider puzzle. This too wasn't new to Mario; the opening of the gate was similar to the [[ | Eventually after following the guidance of one or two additional statues, Mario found a blue altar. Thanks to the [[Player|player]]'s pressing of the 1 and - buttons at the same time, the entrance to the Yold Ruins was revealed in the form of a slider puzzle. This too wasn't new to Mario; the opening of the gate was similar to the [[Hawkmouth]]s from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. | ||
Taking a deep breath, Mario entered the Yold Ruins. | Taking a deep breath, Mario entered the Yold Ruins. | ||
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*[[Squig]] | *[[Squig]] | ||
*[[Squiglet]] | *[[Squiglet]] | ||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
[[Category:Deserts and Tundras]] | [[Category:Deserts and Tundras]] | ||
[[Category:Places from Super Paper Mario]] | [[Category:Places from Super Paper Mario]] | ||