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

==Gameplay==

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====Princess Peach intermissions====

[[File:PMTTYD Peach TEC-XX First Encounter.png|thumb|left|Princess Peach encountering TEC-XX for the first time]]

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====Bowser intermissions====

[[File:PMTTYD Bowser intermission.png|thumb|Bowser in World 1]]

The Bowser intermissions at the end of Chapter 2, Chapter 4, and Chapter 6 include a side-scrolling [[Genre#Platform|platformer]] level in the style of ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' The levels are called [[World 1 (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|World 1-X]], [[World 2 (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|World 2-X]], and [[World 3 (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|World 3-X]], in reference to the world numbering of ''Super Mario Bros.'', with the X being replaced by the number of attempts Bowser has used for the level. Bowser has unlimited [[Extra life|lives]] during each level. Each level is themed after a basic environment from ''Super Mario Bros.'' and plays an arrangement of music from that game. Each level also has a [[Time Limit|time limit]] of 180 seconds, which kills Bowser if time runs out. If only 30 seconds remain, the "Hurry up!" jingle from ''Super Mario Bros.'' plays and the music speeds up. Bowser can also earn [[point]]s and collect [[coin]]s in these levels; however, these elements have no effect on gameplay. Each coin Bowser collects is worth 500 points, with the coin count being retained after dying. If the coin count reaches 99, it simply reverts to 0 upon collecting the next coin, without any special effect.

Bowser says a short line when beginning each new attempt of a level.<ref>[https://dialoguetree.net/ttyd/?bowser02 Dialogue Tree - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]</ref> Below is each line in order:

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#Ready to roll!

#Gotta do it!

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After 30 attempts, Bowser will always say "Gotta do it!" when beginning each subsequent attempt.

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|rowspan=4|A sassy [[Goomba]] who studies at the [[List of implied organizations#University of Goom|University of Goom]]. She is the first character to join Mario (shortly after he defeats [[Lord Crump]]), since she, too, is looking for the legendary treasure. She has the same ability to uncover an [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door bestiary|enemy's stats]] as [[Goombario]] does.

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|rowspan=4|A timid Koopa Troopa who lives in [[Petalburg]]. To prove to Petalburg that he is not a coward, and to avenge the death of his father, [[Koopley]], he joins Mario's team. He has the same ability [[Kooper]] has outside of battle: using his shell toss move to activate switches, grab items and attack enemies, but with a slight upgrade — he can hold his shell in place and then launch it back in the opposite direction. Koops has a Defense Power of 1.

After defeating [[Hooktail]], he finds out that Koopley is not dead after all, but continues traveling with Mario to become stronger.

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|rowspan=4|A slightly pompous wind spirit and an actress on hiatus that Mario meets in Boggly Woods. Out of battle, she can blow wind at enemies to make them dizzy and stun them, and also to strip fake walls away, revealing secret passages. She joins Mario only after he returns her her lost [[Necklace (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Necklace]], which [[Vivian]] innocently picked up.

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|rowspan=4|This belligerent, spunky [[Baby Yoshi|Yoshi baby]] hatches from an [[Yoshi's Egg|egg]] rescued by Mario and friends. The player can press {{button|gcn|X}} to ride on his back like most Yoshis. He can run much faster than Mario can, and float in the air for a moment to cross gaps; this is similar to [[Parakarry]]'s ability from ''Paper Mario''. The Yoshi's color will vary depending on how many minutes pass before he hatches. He allows Mario to name him.

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|rowspan=4|The youngest member of the [[Shadow Sirens]]. At first, she works for [[Sir Grodus]], but eventually joins Mario's party to help him get his name, body, and teammates back, because Mario is kinder to her than her sisters. Since he is prevented from telling her who he is as a result of having his identity stolen, she does not realize he is her enemy until their final confrontation with the body thief. She retreats from battle upon learning this, but quickly returns after deciding that Mario has earned her loyalty. She can pull Mario into the shadows with her Veil technique, which is for all practical purposes identical to [[Lady Bow]]'s [[Outta Sight]] move from ''Paper Mario''.

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|rowspan=4|A retired [[Bob-omb]] admiral who at first refuses to help Mario reach [[Keelhaul Key]], but changes his mind when Mario delivers his late wife's letter to him. After Mario saves him from Cortez's underlings and gives him [[Chuckola Cola (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Chuckola Cola]], he joins Mario's team. He possesses the same ability [[Bombette]] has outside of battle: with his bomb attack, he can destroy cracked walls, activate switches and attack enemies. However, he can be tossed upwards to walk on elevated ledges, and Mario can hold {{button|gcn|X}} without releasing the button to make Bobbery explode without being tossed first. Bobbery's [[Appeal]] tactic clears fog.

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|rowspan=4|A flirty [[Little Mouser|Squeek]] cat burglar and badge hunter and the manager of the [[Lovely Howz of Badges]]. Mario and his teammates cross paths with her at [[Hooktail Castle]], [[the Great Tree]], and the [[Glitz Pit]] storeroom. She is an optional partner who joins Mario if he chooses to solve her trouble at the [[Trouble Center]] in [[Rogueport]]. To help her, Mario has to get the Attack FX B badge in Hooktail's lair and give it to Ms. Mowz.

She can also seek out hidden items and badges, and penetrate enemies' defenses like [[Watt]] from the first ''Paper Mario'' does, although the specifics are considerably different. She is the first partner in the ''Paper Mario'' series who does not have to join Mario's party in order for him to complete his quest.

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==Crystal Stars==

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[[File:Mario Map Artwork.png|40px]]

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[[File:Diamond Star TTYD.png]]

|[[Hooktail Castle]]

|[[Hooktail]]

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[[File:Emerald Star TTYD.png]]

|[[The Great Tree]]

|Originally no one, [[Magnus von Grapple]]

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[[File:Gold Star TTYD.png]]

|[[Glitz Pit]]

|[[Macho Grubba]]

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[[File:Ruby Star TTYD.png]]

|[[Creepy Steeple]]

|[[Doopliss]]

|The amount of damage dealt depends on how many times the player circles around the enemies using the {{button|gcn|Stick}}. This special move pierces Defense Power and ignores enemies' invisibility.

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[[File:Sapphire Star TTYD.png]]

|[[Pirate's Grotto]]

|[[Cortez]]

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[[File:Garnet Star TTYD.png]]

|[[Poshley Sanctum]]

|If successful, instantly defeats all enemies. Does not work on enemies with more than 12 HP, mini-bosses, and bosses.

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|[[X-Naut Fortress]], originally in [[Rogueport]]

|Possibly originally no one, [[Magnus von Grapple 2.0]]

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==Items==