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'''Time Out''' is a Special Move taught to [[Mario]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario]]''.<br> | '''Time Out''' is a Special Move taught to [[Mario]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario]]''.<br> | ||
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After you free [[Star Spirit]] [[Klevar]], he thanks Mario and gives the special move to him thus | After you free [[Star Spirit]] [[Klevar]], he thanks Mario and gives the special move to him thus raising up a SP. Similar to the [[Stop Watch]] and [[Clock Out]], Time Out can [[immobilize]] large groups of enemies for a few turns, and it always does it for a 1 round more than Stop Watch, making it more valuable and even work on bosses. The move costs two [[Star Power (Paper Mario)|SP]] to use. | ||
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Revision as of 09:44, May 15, 2009
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Klevar curses time to don't allow enemies to move.
Time Out is a Special Move taught to Mario in the game Paper Mario.
After you free Star Spirit Klevar, he thanks Mario and gives the special move to him thus raising up a SP. Similar to the Stop Watch and Clock Out, Time Out can immobilize large groups of enemies for a few turns, and it always does it for a 1 round more than Stop Watch, making it more valuable and even work on bosses. The move costs two SP to use.
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