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''[[Paper Mario]]'' reveals that the power of wishes has existed in some form since the beginning of time, with the Star Spirits in [[Star Haven]] watching over the world below and granting wishes to deserving people, thus allowing the world to prosper peacefully. Because Bowser's wishes were always selfish, they were never granted, and in the outset of the game, he attacks Star Haven and steals the powerful [[Star Rod]] in order to grant them himself. Using the power of the Star Rod, he traps the Star Spirits in playing cards, kidnaps Peach and her entire castle, renders himself invincible and even defeats Mario initially. Fortunately, Mario is able to free the Star Spirits and face Bowser once more, and once Peach wishes for the Star Spirits' power to increase, Mario is able to defeat Bowser using the [[Peach Beam]], and the authority to grant wishes via the Star Rod was returned to the Star Spirits.

====''Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door''====

====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''====

Wishes play a much smaller yet still vital role in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door]]''. During the final battle, the [[Crystal Star]]s fly across the land and begin transmitting the wishes and positive energies of the people he met on his journey, which then weaken the Shadow Queen enough for Mario and his partners to be able to deal damage. Before the wish powers intervene, like Bowser in the last game, the Shadow Queen is invulnerable to attacks.

Wishes play a much smaller yet still vital role in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. During the final battle, the [[Crystal Star]]s fly across the land and begin transmitting the wishes and positive energies of the people he met on his journey, which then weaken the Shadow Queen enough for Mario and his partners to be able to deal damage. Before the wish powers intervene, like Bowser in the last game, the Shadow Queen is invulnerable to attacks.

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 ''[[Paper Mario]]'' reveals that the power of wishes has existed in some form since the beginning of time, with the Star Spirits in [[Star Haven]] watching over the world below and granting wishes to deserving people, thus allowing the world to prosper peacefully. Because Bowser's wishes were always selfish, they were never granted, and in the outset of the game, he attacks Star Haven and steals the powerful [[Star Rod]] in order to grant them himself. Using the power of the Star Rod, he traps the Star Spirits in playing cards, kidnaps Peach and her entire castle, renders himself invincible and even defeats Mario initially. Fortunately, Mario is able to free the Star Spirits and face Bowser once more, and once Peach wishes for the Star Spirits' power to increase, Mario is able to defeat Bowser using the [[Peach Beam]], and the authority to grant wishes via the Star Rod was returned to the Star Spirits.
-====''Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door''====
+====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''====
-Wishes play a much smaller yet still vital role in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door]]''. During the final battle, the [[Crystal Star]]s fly across the land and begin transmitting the wishes and positive energies of the people he met on his journey, which then weaken the Shadow Queen enough for Mario and his partners to be able to deal damage. Before the wish powers intervene, like Bowser in the last game, the Shadow Queen is invulnerable to attacks.
+Wishes play a much smaller yet still vital role in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. During the final battle, the [[Crystal Star]]s fly across the land and begin transmitting the wishes and positive energies of the people he met on his journey, which then weaken the Shadow Queen enough for Mario and his partners to be able to deal damage. Before the wish powers intervene, like Bowser in the last game, the Shadow Queen is invulnerable to attacks.
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