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[[Image:PM2 grubba power up.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Grubba's '''power-draining machine'''.]] | [[Image:PM2 grubba power up.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Grubba's '''power-draining machine'''.]] | ||
The '''power-draining machine''' is a machine owned by [[Grubba]] allowing him to transfer power from others to himself. He used it to suck power from [[Prince Mush]], [[KP Pete]], and [[Bandy Andy]]. It is powered by the [[Crystal Star]] known as the [[Gold Star]], which floats at the machine's top in a revolving apparatus shaped like an upside-down cage. The machine itself takes the form of a large golden cage, connected by various wires to a glowing green power core, at the top of which is the Gold Star in the revolving cage. When it is used by Grubba to power up into [[Macho Grubba]], the spinning cage that houses the Gold Star spins faster and power flows through the wires faster. It appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. Strangely, [[Prince Mush]] was the only one to get absorbed into the Gold Star. The reason [[Jolene]] took a job in the [[Glitz Pit]] was to find Mush and defeat [[Grubba]]. After seeing [[Mario]] and his 3-4 partners fight, she knew he was the one she had to secretly employ so she | The '''power-draining machine''' is a machine owned by [[Grubba]] allowing him to transfer power from others to himself. He used it to suck power from [[Prince Mush]], [[KP Pete]], and [[Bandy Andy]]. It is powered by the [[Crystal Star]] known as the [[Gold Star]], which floats at the machine's top in a revolving apparatus shaped like an upside-down cage. The machine itself takes the form of a large golden cage, connected by various wires to a glowing green power core, at the top of which is the Gold Star in the revolving cage. When it is used by Grubba to power up into [[Macho Grubba]], the spinning cage that houses the Gold Star spins faster and power flows through the wires faster. It appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. Strangely, [[Prince Mush]] was the only one to get absorbed into the Gold Star. The reason [[Jolene]] took a job in the [[Glitz Pit]] was to find Mush and defeat [[Grubba]]. After seeing [[Mario]] and his 3-4 partners fight, she knew he was the one she had to secretly employ so she sent mysterious emails to Mario (under the name X). | ||
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[[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]] | [[Category:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]] | ||
Revision as of 19:55, May 24, 2012
The power-draining machine is a machine owned by Grubba allowing him to transfer power from others to himself. He used it to suck power from Prince Mush, KP Pete, and Bandy Andy. It is powered by the Crystal Star known as the Gold Star, which floats at the machine's top in a revolving apparatus shaped like an upside-down cage. The machine itself takes the form of a large golden cage, connected by various wires to a glowing green power core, at the top of which is the Gold Star in the revolving cage. When it is used by Grubba to power up into Macho Grubba, the spinning cage that houses the Gold Star spins faster and power flows through the wires faster. It appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Strangely, Prince Mush was the only one to get absorbed into the Gold Star. The reason Jolene took a job in the Glitz Pit was to find Mush and defeat Grubba. After seeing Mario and his 3-4 partners fight, she knew he was the one she had to secretly employ so she sent mysterious emails to Mario (under the name X).
