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The '''Record''' can be found on the second floor of [[Boo's Mansion]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario]]''. In order to get it, [[Mario]] has to play a minigame with the [[Boo]]s in the mansion. A circle of Boos appears when Mario opens one of the cabinets. A Boo in the center of the circle gives the Record to another of the Boos, and the group begins to rotate. Mario must [[Jump]] on (or hit with his [[Hammer]]) the Boo holding the Record, allowing him to obtain it. Mario can use the record-player in the next room to play music with the Record. This distracts the Boo guarding the chest holding the [[Weight]]. | The '''Record''' can be found on the second floor of [[Boo's Mansion]] in the game ''[[Paper Mario]]''. In order to get it, [[Mario]] has to play a minigame with the [[Boo]]s in the mansion. A circle of Boos appears when Mario opens one of the cabinets. A Boo in the center of the circle gives the Record to another of the Boos, and the group begins to rotate. Mario must [[Jump]] on (or hit with his [[Hammer]]) the Boo holding the Record, allowing him to obtain it. Mario can use the record-player in the next room to play music with the Record. This distracts the Boo guarding the chest holding the [[Weight]]. | ||
The music is similar to the [[Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)|background music]] of overworld stages in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' | The music is similar to the [[Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)|background music]] of overworld stages in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' It is referred to as "Mario's Theme" in [[Goombario]]'s tattle. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|ChiR=chàngpiàn | |ChiR=chàngpiàn | ||
|ChiM=Record | |ChiM=Record | ||
|Fre=Disque | |||
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}} | }} | ||
{{PM}} | {{PM}} | ||
{{PM | {{PM items}} | ||
[[Category:Paper Mario special items]] | [[Category:Paper Mario special items]] | ||
[[de:Schallplatte]] | [[de:Schallplatte]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:09, March 26, 2024
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| Description | |
| "A record of upbeat music. How can you play this?" | |
| First appearance | Paper Mario (2000) |
The Record can be found on the second floor of Boo's Mansion in the game Paper Mario. In order to get it, Mario has to play a minigame with the Boos in the mansion. A circle of Boos appears when Mario opens one of the cabinets. A Boo in the center of the circle gives the Record to another of the Boos, and the group begins to rotate. Mario must Jump on (or hit with his Hammer) the Boo holding the Record, allowing him to obtain it. Mario can use the record-player in the next room to play music with the Record. This distracts the Boo guarding the chest holding the Weight.
The music is similar to the background music of overworld stages in Super Mario Bros. It is referred to as "Mario's Theme" in Goombario's tattle.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | レコード Rekōdo |
Record |
| Chinese | 唱片 chàngpiàn |
Record |
| French | Disque |
Disk |
