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!colspan="6"|<small>{{footnote|note|1}}: Not found in this location after using it in Château Chanterelle<br>{{footnote|note|2}}: Labeled as "Coming soon" on Wringer's list after collecting it in Marmalade Valley and up to collecting it again in The Golden Colosseum<br>{{footnote|note|3}}: The two versions of the Washing Machine thing are exclusive to different versions: the top-loading one appears in the American and Japanese versions, and the front-loading one in the European and Australian versions.<br>'''<sup>+</sup>''': Although Replica versions of this card are found in the game's files, they cannot be obtained in the final game.</small> | !colspan="6"|<small>{{footnote|note|1}}: Not found in this location after using it in Château Chanterelle<br>{{footnote|note|2}}: Labeled as "Coming soon" on Wringer's list after collecting it in Marmalade Valley and up to collecting it again in The Golden Colosseum<br>{{footnote|note|3}}: The two versions of the Washing Machine thing are exclusive to different versions: the top-loading one appears in the American and Japanese versions, and the front-loading one in the European and Australian versions.<br>'''<sup>+</sup>''': Although Replica versions of this card are found in the game's files, they cannot be obtained in the final game.</small> | ||
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==[[Play Nintendo]] tips<ref>[https://play.nintendo.com/news-tips/tips-tricks/paper-mario-color-splash-tips-tricks/ Paper Mario: Color Splash Tips & Tricks]. ''Play Nintendo''. Retrieved July 4, 2020</ref>== | |||
*'''''Friend or foe?''' Mario keeps all sorts of clever cards up his sleeve in case of a battle. For instance, you can use an Enemy Card to summon an ally to stand by your side in a fight. Cool, huh? There’s just one problem: you never know if your new “ally” will turn against you! If you call on an ally, they’ll definitely hit your enemy…but they may come back and hit you, too. Ouch! | |||
*'''''The right card'''''—''Before you start throwing down Battle Cards, take a second to size up your enemy. Some enemies can’t be touched by certain cards, so it’d be kind of a waste to use that kind of card on them. For example, you can’t jump on a baddie who’s wearing a spiked hat if you don’t use an Iron Boot card! | |||
*'''''Card Collection'''''—''You can collect new Battle Cards as you play by hitting Question Blocks, winning battles, and painting colorless spots. You can use in-game coins to acquire Battle Cards and Thing Cards in Port Prisma, too. Players need the proper Thing Card to defeat a boss—and Thing Cards can only be used once—so it’s good to know there’s a place where you can try to find the one you need. | |||
*'''''Mushroom Cards'''''—''Not all cards are used for fighting, you know! Mushroom Cards, for example, can be used to replenish your health and paint meter. It’s not a bad idea to keep a Mushroom Card or two in your deck to help keep Mario strong during a tough battle. | |||
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