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{{PM Moves
{{PM move infobox
|game=[[Paper Mario]]
|game=[[Paper Mario]]
|image=PeachBeamPM.png
|image=PeachBeamPM.png
|mastered=[[Mario]]/[[Star Spirits]]/[[Twink]]
|mastered_by=[[Mario]]/[[Star Spirits]]/[[Twink]]
|attack=0
|attack=0
|rank=N/A
|rank=N/A
|effect=Breaks [[Bowser]]'s [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]]+[[Power Platform]] invincibility
|effect=Breaks [[Bowser]]'s [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]]+[[Power Platform]] invincibility
|range=One enemy
|target=One enemy
}}
}}


The '''Peach Beam''' is the upgraded version of the [[Star Beam]] featured in ''[[Paper Mario]]''.  This attack nullifies the enhanced invincibility of [[Bowser]]'s [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]] in [[Kammy Koopa]]'s [[Power Platform|special battle arena]].
The '''Peach Beam''' is the upgraded version of the [[Star Beam]] featured in ''[[Paper Mario]]''.  This attack nullifies the enhanced invincibility of [[Bowser]]'s [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]] in [[Kammy Koopa]]'s [[Power Platform|special battle arena]]. It is represented by an icon of [[Princess Peach|Peach]] instead of a [[Star Spirits|Star Spirit]].


Normally, [[Mario]] can use the Star Beam on Bowser to remove Bowser's invincibility from the Star Rod, but Kammy's specially designed arena strengthens the invincibility, blocking the Star Beam. [[Princess Peach]], with some timely advice from the [[Star Kid]] [[Twink]] after their duel with Kammy, makes a [[wish]] to grant more power to the Star Spirits. This wish, along with the wishes of every friendly character in the game, gives the Spirits enough power to match Bowser's strength; this enables them to upgrade the Star Beam into the Peach Beam, which can then stop the Star Rod's power.
Normally, [[Mario]] can use the Star Beam on Bowser to remove Bowser's invincibility from the Star Rod, but Kammy's specially designed arena strengthens the invincibility, blocking the Star Beam. Peach, with some timely advice from the [[Star Kid]] [[Twink]] after their duel with Kammy, makes a [[wish]] to grant more power to the Star Spirits. This wish, along with the wishes of every friendly character in the game, gives the Spirits enough power to match Bowser's strength; this enables them to upgrade the Star Beam into the Peach Beam, which can then stop the Star Rod's power.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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Latest revision as of 00:04, July 31, 2022

Paper Mario move
Peach Beam
The Peach Beam being used on Bowser to make the Star Rod's power become weak enough so that Mario and his allies can attack him.
Mastered by Mario/Star Spirits/Twink
Rank N/A
Effect Breaks Bowser's Star Rod+Power Platform invincibility
Target One enemy
Attack Power 0

The Peach Beam is the upgraded version of the Star Beam featured in Paper Mario. This attack nullifies the enhanced invincibility of Bowser's Star Rod in Kammy Koopa's special battle arena. It is represented by an icon of Peach instead of a Star Spirit.

Normally, Mario can use the Star Beam on Bowser to remove Bowser's invincibility from the Star Rod, but Kammy's specially designed arena strengthens the invincibility, blocking the Star Beam. Peach, with some timely advice from the Star Kid Twink after their duel with Kammy, makes a wish to grant more power to the Star Spirits. This wish, along with the wishes of every friendly character in the game, gives the Spirits enough power to match Bowser's strength; this enables them to upgrade the Star Beam into the Peach Beam, which can then stop the Star Rod's power.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ピーチフラッシュ[1]
Pīchi Furasshu
Peach Flash

Chinese 桃花射线
Táohuā Shèxiàn
Peach Ray

German Peach-Strahl
Peach Beam
Spanish Rayo Peach
Peach Beam

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References[edit]

  1. ^ "Paper Mario: From Japanese to English". (June 17, 2013). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 4, 2015.