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“ターボダッシュで突き破ることができる扉。(Doors that can be broken through with a Turbo Dash.)” —Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros., page 105 Turbo-bashable doors are double doors rarely found

Key Doors, also known as Locked Doors (or locked doors), are doors in Super Mario platformers that the player cannot enter unless they have collected a

be confused with Big Star Door. ★ doors are doors in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS. There are eight ★ doors to open (nine in the DS version)

unlocked, while some, known as Key Doors, require a key to be opened. Some games feature P Warp Doors, which are blue doors that only appear while a P Switch

manual, page 9 Wrinkly Doors are special instances featured in the game Donkey Kong 64. These objects look like oval, wooden doors in a colored frame and

Warp Doors are Warp Doors found across Super Mario 2D platformers that can be entered only when a P Switch is active, similarly to how Key Doors require

Doors o' Plenty is an e-Reader level for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. The level contains five Advance Coins and the Super Leaf e-Coin. Its

a fake door to catch Luigi off guard. The only way to defeat a fake door is to set it on fire; while real doors do not catch on fire, fake doors go up in

Goal Doors, also known as M Doors, Exit Doors (also uncapitalized as exit doors), or generically the exit, the goal, or the door, are the main objective

“Stick those door stickers up and they open secret areas... Secret doors rule.” —Kersti, Paper Mario: Sticker Star “A door that opens the way to a secret

Metal doors, also referred to as steel shutters or shutter doors, are objects in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and its Game Boy Advance

Sliding door. Sliding Doors is one of Fronk's microgames in WarioWare Gold. The player must use the stylus to either open or close a sliding door to win

Seeing-eye doors, also parsed as seeing eye doors, are obstacles that appear in Wario Land 3. They serve to block Wario's progress but will only close

the Monty Hall problem involving three doors. The minigame takes place outside a castle with a moat, three doors, and four fences. In the introduction,

"The Thousand-Year Door", see Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door § Chapter 8: The Thousand-Year Door. “It's the Thousand-Year Door spoken of in the legends

one takes Mario to more doors. Entering the second door, Mario finds himself in a room with another Advance Coin and three doors, but only one of them is

should be moved to its appropriate title. Door Heihō are door-carrying Shy Guys from Yoshi's New Island. The door can be identified by its special pink texture

confused with Doors to Doom. Doors of Doom is a luck-based single-player minigame in the Extra Room in Mario Party 4. The player can see two doors. One leads

The Door Key is an item found in Super Paper Mario. In Gloam Valley, Mario encounters a locked door. A nearby door leads to a room containing two Squiglets

revolving doors. There is an Egg Plant nearby, as well as a hidden Winged Cloud Yoshi can hit to get more coins and red coins. Yoshi must flip the doors and

the wrap-around to get it. The player must then enter the real door of the three doors and continue on to the next segment. After jumping on the first

cannot pass through the door until he defeats them. There are also Silver Door Spirits, which are stronger. Old Red-Mug Silver Door Spirit Electric Clown

another four doors-four more areas (but this time numbered 5 to 8). The obstacles and enemies will again vary on what door is selected. Door 5: A room filled

rooms can be accessed. The doors leading to the rooms are closed however, except for one or two. The open and closed doors switch their position when a

Reason: add info on the enemies that appear Not to be confused with Doors of Doom. Doors to Doom is the sixth book in the Nintendo Adventure Books series

the temple's second Bananaport Pad. The Temple with Five Doors, also known as the Five-Doored Temple, is located near Funky's Store. At first, the temple's

Super Mario 3D World. For a microgame in WarioWare Gold, see Sliding Doors. Sliding doors are objects that appear in Hands-On Hall and Back to Hands-On Hall

Switch remake. It begins with a room of six numbered doors known as the Six-Door Chamber. Two of the doors lead to "action courses" where Mario must use his

Magic Doors (or magic doors) are special doors that appear only in World 4-6 in Super Mario Bros. 3 and its reissues in Super Mario All-Stars and Super

Bizarre Doors of Boo Mansion (known as Dodgy Doors at Boo Mansion in the British English version) is the 16th course of Episode 1 in Captain Toad: Treasure

Not to be confused with ★ door. Big Star Doors, or Star Doors, are a special sliding type of ★ door in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS

locked doors." Instruction Manual description (page 7): "Sometimes while exploring a lit room, you will find a key. Pick it up and use it to open doors to

his allies prepare to leave the fortress, they discover that all of the doors have been locked, except for one. In this room, the heroes find TEC, who

other side. Luigi proceeds to open the front door to the mansion, but the Polterpup bursts through the doors, knocking Luigi back onto the ground causing

I'm called the Guard Door of Bowser's Castle. It's my job to keep suspicious types from entering.” —Guard Door, Paper Mario Guard Doors are huge stone faces

a list of the staff involved with the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Ryota Kawade Kaoru Kita Tomaoki Fukuda Toshiyuki Nagahara Hironobu Suzuki

Transformation Doors are objects found in Yoshi's Woolly World and its Nintendo 3DS port, Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World. They are similar in function to

enemies with sharp teeth, yellow feet, and purple legs that disguise as Warp Doors. They are introduced in Super Mario Bros. Wonder and appear only in Light-Switch

some of her Sparkle Gems. The doors work similar to ★ doors in Super Mario 64 and Mario Pinball Land in that dark doors require Sparkle Gems to open, but

level is located in the area with the goal door, but instead of heading right in the direction of the goal door, Wario should examine the left part of the

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the hidden ones from same game, see List of hidden blocks in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. This is a list of ? Blocks

already get replaced with doors that work in a similar way as goal doors, as they transport Wario out of the level. These doors are surrounded by pink bricks

The Spinning-Door in Fort Cobalt. The Spinning-Door on Lighthouse Island. The Spinning-Door in Mustard Café. The Spinning-Door in Sunset Express. The Spinning-Door

The Thousand-Year Door. List of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door quotes by character (A–K) List of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door quotes by character

the Great Tree on any door with a switch nearby. After hitting the switch to lock the door, the player needs to quickly open the door while it is still unlocked

amiibo Door is a type of door that appears in Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge. The amiibo Door behaves the same way as a normal Goal Door, but it

characters in dark rooms looks similar to the scribbles of a pencil. The Sealed Doors Three "Super Paper Mario - El Inframundo - Cap.7 7-2". "Super Paper Mario

This article is about the teleporter from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the teleporter from Super Mario Galaxy 2, see Teleporter (Super Mario

Warp doors are special doors that appear in Wario: Master of Disguise. When Wario transforms into Arty Wario, he can draw a warp door. In order for it

involved!” —Mario and Luigi, Hotel Mario Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel (stylized as the WoodDoor-Hysteria Hotel in its in-game logo) is the first hotel

triggers an event: The former handles are also known as door control levers and temporarily open metal doors, and the latter handles are also known as barrel-dispensing

Glitzville and managed by a Green Toad in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Most of the items it sells cannot be easily obtained elsewhere.

when hit. Revolving Doors first appear in Super Mario World, and can be found in #1 Iggy's Castle and the second room of Front Door. They are objects attached

from Chapter 4 and Excess Express Throughout Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, there exist several NPCs that are not named in any way. The following is

access to the greenhouse in the same stage, see Sticker § Mansion Door. The Mansion Door is a scrap found in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Mario is required

room. The eight doors are skipped entirely, making Bowser's Castle much easier. The only difference in the "dark room" from the Front Door path is a Midway

The Burrow Door is a scrap found in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Mario is required to retrieve it by traveling up a short staircase in a room in Rustle Burrow

pre-release and unused content for the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. This game was initially titled Paper Mario 2 and featured a far different

but they need the Sunrise Key to open up the door. After it is purchased, the heroes can open the door, and enter. Inside the Secret Zone, the heroes

open up the door leading to the Secret Zone, the heroes must purchase the Spellbound Key for 9 Planet Coins from SALESBOT 9.99+TX. After the door is opened

item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. There are two kinds of Palace Keys: the white Palace Keys open doors in the Palace of Shadow, while the blue

Explosions open all doors simultaneously. When a monster travels to the background, it becomes a harmless blue silhouette. In VS. Wrecking Crew, doors appear in

Door Dash is a microgame involved in Kat & Ana's stage, from WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. In this microgame, the player must open the door for the running

” —Goose, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Goose is a minor character in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is the member of the Robbo Thieves in

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Pristine Peaks Secret Zone, titled Midwinter Door when entering the Secret Zone, is a Spark Quest in Mario + Rabbids Sparks

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario will encounter enemies on the field. When he engages battle with them, there are often other enemies that

“This "dimensional door" was made to lead the hero to another Pure Heart.” —Merlon, Super Paper Mario The Dimensional Doors are seven doors that appear on

Doggy Door is one of Mona's microgames in WarioWare: Twisted! and reappears in WarioWare Gold as one of Ashley & Red's microgames. The dog in the microgame

Piranha Plants are enemies found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They are the strongest of all Piranha Plants and like to live in pipes, as indicated

In the southwest corner of the plaza is a structure with Turbo-bashable doors. While running toward them, Mario must use a burst to crash through them

be moved to its appropriate title. The Toy Block Door is an object in Wario Land 4. The Toy Block Door appears only in the level Toy Block Tower, which

is the last of Queen Jaydes's guardian doors in Super Paper Mario. He is found even deeper than previous doors in the path from The Underwhere to The Overthere

Super Paper Mario Dorguy the First is the first of Queen Jaydes's guardian doors in Super Paper Mario. He is found in the path from The Underwhere to The

difficulty: There will be three doors to open. The doors reveal a family eating and talking at a table. Sliding Doors The characters seen in the 2nd level

of winged Boo Buddies, which Mario can open a Key Door with. Afterwards, Mario should enter a Warp Door, and take out a winged Stretch to obtain another

Super Paper Mario Dorguy the Second is the second of Queen Jaydes' guardian doors during the events of Super Paper Mario, and the only one with red eyes, rather

of the Seven Stars. He appears behind one of the doors in the Trial Course in Bowser's Keep. Two doors lead to puzzle stages, of which Dr. Topper is in

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the third level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the second level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the first level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the fourth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the ninth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the fifth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the eighth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the seventh level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to four doors on each

shoot you immediately!” —Ethering, Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Wolf at the Door is a Darkmess Puddle battle in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, located on

saw a strange light leaking under the ring doors when no one was there. He couldn't see inside since the doors were locked. I plan to investigate this myself

Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the sixth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each

normal Warp Door in Edit Mode. Warp Doors which were originally doorless entryways are swing-open doors based on Super Mario Bros. 2. The Key Doors prior to

instantly after. In the hotel, there are vanishing doors. Mario finds a room with a liquid that stops the doors from vanishing. After Ludwig is beaten, the Mario

color used in the final game. The Whoa Zone's greenish-brown doors were also normal, red doors in the early game, and Mario was shown to wear his Space Helmet

Silver Door Spirits are living, horned, silver-colored door knockers in Horror Manor in the game Wario World. Like Door Spirits, they shoot bolts of electricity

An Autograph is a key item in Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and Super Paper Mario. The signatures are of Luigi and Merluvlee in Paper

in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The first one is on a ledge near the flippable switches, and it opens the door to the right. The second is behind

Hey! How odd... The doors opened by themselves." "Weird... It doesn't look like...anyone's around." "How do I keep making these doors open? How odd..." "Huh

to warp to a later World. Magical Potions cannot create doors within a jar, over another door, or on unstable surfaces like quicksand. In Super Mario Advance

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch) Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch) Character

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Rob is a Bob-omb that resides in front of the Fahr Outpost in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He can be found in the

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door para Nintendo Switch - Sitio oficial de Nintendo. Nintendo Mexico. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door para Nintendo Switch -

“Great. Just great. Know what I just heard? There are colorful doors on the tower!” —Skeet, Super Paper Mario Skeet is a resident of Flipside from Super

bride.” —Jerry, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Jerry is a Bob-omb in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. His name rhymes with "cherry", a fruit that

This article is about the move from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the Mario Party 8 minigame, see Stampede (minigame). For Yoshi's Final Smash

HP Drain is an item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The item is sold in a few Item Shops, most notably Pungent's Great Tree Shop in Boggly Woods

is a Save Block, Recovery Block, and an enormous pair of purple doors. Through these doors, Mario and his partners encounter Hooktail, and after she is defeated

for and based upon Tanooki Mario, with the driver’s emblem located on the doors. The Tanooki Kart is one of four additional vehicles included in the The

wall. He must then enter it to reveal another room with four doors, a Pokey and a Spiny. One door is hidden behind a beam that leads to a dark room with a

first door on the bottom right leads to the Roundhouse while the other two doors on the right takes Luigi to the Container Yard. The first two doors on the

There are a total of 85 different badges in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Badges that have a "P" at the end of their names are identical to their

the trap doors also opens them) The lower level contains a Spike Top and Piranha Plant that Mario may fall on top of. Avoiding the trap doors leads to

Jump. Outside of battle, they allow Mario to break boxes and wooden trap doors and use a more powerful First Strike. Once Mario finds the Ultra Boots, he

encounters the level's first Thwomp and three Warp Doors. These Warp Doors will lead Mario to three doors that drop him off in a body of water, presumably

these door stickers up and they open secret areas... Secret doors rule. (also applies to all other Secret Door locations) Fishhook (Secret Door)

push a red button to open doors to the exit. If two players are utilized for this microgame, the helicopter is longer with two doors, and each difficulty is

Constantly found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Item and Badge shops and their variations will sell different items and badges to Mario. Almost

character encountered during the events of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. She comes from a rich family and is the wife of Goldbob, the president of

the two doors to the north lead to the Greenhouse. There is a hidden door to the west that can be revealed by using the Dark-Light Device. This door will

Star Pieces in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door List of Shine Sprites in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door List of hidden blocks in Paper Mario List of 

itself, every door in the room is locked, including the double doors on the first floor, the double doors on the second floor, and the door in the west wall

leadership of the syndicate. During the events of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Frankie and Francesca elope, causing the Don to go ballistic. However, even

highest door, which leads them to a lower level of the manor. The players have to enter doors to get to lower levels of the manor. Only one door on a level

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The Necklace is one of Flurrie's accessories in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. She never leaves the house without

There are five different doors leading to different areas. The southern door leads to the Network Reception Area, the left door leads to the Pirate Set

metal doors shut. By defeating the Sneeks with barrels, the doors can be opened, with nearby door meters indicating how many are left before the door opens

move that can be performed by Ms. Mowz in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door after reaching Ultra Rank. This attack costs 10 FP, the most of any partner

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Chuckola Cola is a beverage owned by Admiral Bobbery. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Admiral Bobbery wants a drink

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario can sell items from his inventory to shopkeepers in the ten item shops throughout his adventure. Most items

—Koops, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The Mailbox SP is a device Mario has in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is available from the beginning

N: Behind a door before the Barrel Cannons that can be found the second DK Barrel G: A rope leads to this letter before the last two doors. Just before

limit. In the level Hotel Horror, a few of the red doors have a Kaeru Block sign. These kinds of doors will only unlock once the level's switch has been

small room with a Warp Door, and Boos and Big Boos behind the walls. The Warp Door leads to an area with multiple other Warp Doors, as well as fake walls

..a Star Piece. It is far below Rogueport. In the great door's room... There, before the door... It pops out of a strange panel that flips when you Spin-Jump

The Card Key is an item found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, where it is used to access certain areas in the X-Naut Fortress on the moon. The

Bowser's Inside Story and its remake. When Bowser reaches a spot with several doors on the second floor of Peach's Castle, he will find Fawfulcopters holding

The Present is a special item appearing in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. After taking on Bub's trouble at the Trouble Center, Mario discovers that

Express. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Shine Sprites on RPGClassics Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Shine Sprites Location Guide by Aturian on

slot near the doors, they open, allowing Wario to pass through and confront Carpaccio. Despite the crystals being used to open the doors, Wario somehow

to get a glimpse of the Service Elevator. The doors to the left lead back to the Clock Tower Gate. The door to the right leads to the Service Elevator, although

or second left doors inside of the Transportation Hall. It has two tables: one has a wooden sculpture of an arrow pointing towards a door while the other

small pit of spikes with two doors on each side. However, three of the doors are fake. Mario must enter the leftmost door to complete the level. Sir Shovalot

set of four Warp Doors. Door number five takes Mario to three big Bowsers, door number seven takes him to some Boo Buddies, and door number eight takes

small piece of flooring with two doors and a Pixelator camera nearby. The door on the north leads to the Workshop and the door to the right leads to the Maintenance

Slam is one of Flurrie's initial moves in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It doesn't cost any FP. The Action Command requires the player to line up

a clue. Mario must slide the doors and flip the mattresses to make the rooms symmetrical. Doing this slides open the doors in the middle to reveal a treasure

Scoff the hippo guard the doors that lead to the bosses who hold the eight keys to K. Lumsy’s cage. Unfortunately, the doors are locked and Troff can’t

each of which is behind a Big Star Door, and a certain number of Power Stars is required to open the doors. Big Star Doors can be opened only with Mario, though

shots and not getting tricked by the fake doors. Once back down at the bottom he must go over to the real door with the key to end the level. Cannons Within

platforms with some fake doors; the real door is the third one in the row of doors. Mario must throw the key up to the real door to end the level. Cannon

Yellow Key opens two locked doors of the same color. After Wario obtains the key, the number 2 appears next to the key's icon on the top screen. After unlocking

tiny, the heroes can fit through small passages, enter tiny Warp Pipes and doors, and remain undetected by enemies. This status effect reappears in Mario

Star World 5. Control Coins also appear in the World-e levels Doors o' Plenty and Vexing Doors in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, where they serve

Trapdoors (or trap doors), also referred to as hatches, are objects in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and its Game Boy Advance remake

"Trap door" redirects here. For other trapdoors, see Trapdoor. Spinning Platforms, also referred to as trapdoors (or trap doors), are simple mechanisms

there is a door surrounded by Brick Blocks, and going through the door will put the player on a conveyor belt over lava. The next four doors lead to the

demon leaves again as Donkey will enter some doors and avoids three more gravestones. Through the next set of doors, the resident demon will return to attack

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is accessible by going through either of the doors on the right side of the Gear Chamber. There is a cabinet filled with tools

coin rings using a frog. At the top there is another door, along with a hidden Life-Up Heart. The door leads outside where there are more wrecked airships

rooms, which two doors lead to. Three doors allow access to more rooms, on the left, middle, and right of the room respectively. The left door leads to many

The Package is an item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is given to Mario by Goldbob in Poshley Heights, who has posted a trouble at the Trouble

features moving platforms and fake doors. Mario starts off on the center platform directly in front of the real exit door. He must first ride one of the lower

Paper Mario. In Dry Dry Ruins, Mario uses these keys to open several locked doors to advance through the ruins, and eventually reach Tutankoopa, the chapter's

Pipe leading to an area with four Warp Doors, along with a ? Block containing a Super Star. Each of the Warp Doors leads to a sub-area resembling a Mario

great progress in Crystal Palace, they encounter a room with two locked doors on the east side. Mario uses the hole on the "mirror" in this room to go

accessed by taking the right platform. The two doors on the ground on the right are fake doors. Left Door: This door leads to a room with a moving platform and

blocky platform. Above, there are five platforms, four with doors on them. The first door leads to the bottom of a cave. An upper level with a switch can

World 3 is a level in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, played during the Bowser intermission following Chapter 6: 3 Days of Excess. Its name is denoted

Prospector's Crossing. There are two doors on the north wall: the northwest one leads to the High Wires while the north door in the middle leads into the Gondola

World 2 is a level in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, played during the Bowser intermission following Chapter 4: For Pigs the Bell Tolls. Its name

World 1 is a level in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, played during the Bowser intermission following Chapter 2: The Great Boggly Tree. Its name is

This is a list of treasure chests from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. There are 59 treasure chests in the game. There are two types of chests: Small

Key to open one of two available Key Doors as the other two are blocked by Rotating Blocks. Taking the left Key Door leads to an area with lots of Hard Blocks

A Cog is an item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is found in the X-Naut Fortress, on top of a shelf in the room with the Yux experiments. Mario

out of into the Inner Courtyard, doors to the East Gallery and West Gallery and various gargoyles. During E-1 Front-Door Key, Luigi can look through the

locked doors on the ship. After Wario obtains the key, the number 2 appears next to the key's icon on the top screen. After unlocking one of the doors, the

around, though they also serve as a distraction for the Sling Shies. Certain doors are guarded by a Jawful or Big Troopa, marking one of the few times in the

lobby of each level there are five doors, each with a frame of a different color. If a Kong approaches one of these doors, Wrinkly appears and gives him a

mysterious Engine Room. Steel doors block many of the junctions, and players may only take the paths that are open. The doors move at the end of each round

Tropical Truck is a pink and orange truck with red flame markings on the doors, a blue seat, a flower on the left of the windshield, two surfboards near

if the player activates them out of order, two doors open, freeing some enemies. One of the two doors has a Banana Balloon, which is necessary to complete

Sporis von Fungenstein, Doors to Doom Dr. Sporis von Fungenstein is a Goomba who is a mad scientist and the primary antagonist in Doors to Doom. He builds a

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The Pit of 100 Trials of Rogueport appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is the first Pit of 100 Trials

Like most of the other enemies, they patrol the hotel's floors and re-open doors which stalls the Mario bros.' progress. They can be defeated with a single

with five doors and a couple of Boos and a ? Block containing a power-up. The doors on the bottom and top-left are fake. The top-right door leads to a

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is accessed by taking the second or third right doors inside of the Transportation Hall. It is a large storage room. There are

stage is the setting in which all battles in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door take place. Mario and his partner stay on the left side of the stage, whereas

go behind a barn. Opening the left barn door reveals the Piggy Bank Thing. Mario must align the lines on the doors so that they form a path he can Cutout

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Sir Swoop is a Swooper that fights at the Glitz Pit in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. In the Glitz Pit, he is a member

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It can be accessed by taking either of the north doors on the first floor of the Tower Lobby. Inside, there are many wooden planters

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It can be accessed by taking either of the north doors on the second floor of the Tower Lobby. Inside, there are four sets of wooden

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is accessed by taking the third or fourth doors on the left inside of the Transportation Hall. The main feature of this room

with four stone doors, telling Wario to look him up when he is "tired of being a loser." Goodstyle notes the bird statues next to the doors, but this only

Skewers and a Key Door with a Boo near it. Mario must traverse a maze of Warp Doors to collect all of the Pink Coins and open the Key Door, leading directly

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door When Peach is first kidnapped by the X-Nauts and held in the X-Naut Fortress, two doors leading to TEC automatically

defeating the stack of 82 Boos in the area, and examining one of the cabinet's doors to obtain it. Mario must then travel to the library to the right of the mansion's

Coo! (Yamamura's Key Course) (known as Coo! (Key Door Course Edited) in the British English version) is Yamamura's sixth official course in Super Mario

the Warp Doors for the Bowser medal. Goomba - Reach the goal without entering a Warp Pipe Bowser - Reach the goal without entering any doors

outdoor area in the Gloomy Manor accessed by exiting through one of the doors in the Mudroom in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It is similar to the Front

The Red Key is an item found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It unlocks the cage the Puni elder was imprisoned in during Lord Crump's invasion

Mario must charge up the Turbo Nozzle and break down the Turbo-bashable doors in between the police. This will teleport Mario to the Turbo Track. This

the four jewel pieces and the Keyzer. Some doors are locked and have a frog sign on it. These kinds of doors will unlock once Wario hits the switch. The

The House Key is an item appearing in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is an item that Mario must find to complete the "Need a Key!" trouble. Garf

featured Morton Koopa Jr. The level is based around several rooms linked via doors on a large tower. The level also introduces a new ability for the Tanooki

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The businessman is a thirty-year-old Ratooey who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He first appears aboard

Warp and a door, which leads to a room with two Power Flowers, a Blindfold Boo, several Warp Pipes, two regular doors, and two locked doors. This room

Thousand-Year Door. The tower is in the center of a large open plaza surrounded by streams. Inside is a spiral staircase with several doors on each floor

many white doors that disappear if Wario does not enter them quickly enough. Several of the castle's treasures are hidden behind these doors. Sir Flap-A-Lot

for all enemies as encountered in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Please note that some of these enemies are variations of a single enemy

Koopa Paratroopas. Goomba - Open at least one Key Door and then reach the goal Bowser - Open three Key Doors and then reach the goal Goombas Koopa Troopas

an area with many doors and colored mushrooms. Here, Wario will witness Carpaccio stealing the Crimson Diamond off of a door. This door leads to the final

Spiky Tromps, a Squig and two doors, one on top of the other, and the bottom door is locked. The room behind the unlocked door has a switch on the ceiling

here." "Wow, interesting staircase... Hmmm... Just one staircase, but three doors... What's the story with THAT, you think? Lazy architects?" "The winding

his progress halted by four stone doors, Cannoli demands Goodstyle back in exchange for telling him how to open the doors. Wario refuses and finds the four

between the three elevated doors. Above the three doors the player can additionally find a platform with a Roulette Coin Block. Left Door: In this room, there

of ? Blocks. The player has to use Warp Doors to get through the level. Once the player chooses the correct door, the light bulb sound effect will play

The Blue Key is a key found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is located inside the Great Tree, in the room after the small Jabbi army. The key

him over to the small patch of ground outside the double doors. Upon entering the double doors, the player has to go through a short hallway, at the end

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Spiky Joe is a Red Spike Top that appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is a major-league fighter in

are three doors, the first and final doors will lead the player to the other side of the room (and they must return to the platform with the doors), whilst

correct order or using Arty Wario's blocks. The Red Key opens two locked doors of the same color. After Wario obtains the key, the number 2 appears next

elevator hall, the rotating doors are locked, so he must get a key in the restroom. He is then able to unlock the rotating doors and explore the mall lobby

rescued both this Shy Guy and his friend, who is currently stuck in the doors of a house near the sewer lid, he tells them he left it in the red brick

Card Key is an item from Paper Mario: Color Splash. It is used to open the doors of the jail cells and to operate the elevators in the Snifit Undersand Hideout

only mansion in the game that requires Luigi to unlock just one door; the rest of the doors are already unlocked. It is also the only mansion besides the

can be climbed in 3-D to reach a door, which is guarded by a SurpriseMeow. The next room has some PatrolMeows and two doors hanging on the ceiling, which

Thousand-Year Door King K, also known as KP Pete, is a KP Koopa who fights in the Minor League of the Glitz Pit in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is

to the door, but mysteriously vanishes along the way, leaving Mario to find his way to Kamek's room himself. Inside a hallway lined with five doors, each

relatively cool over here, but it's definitely hot on the other side of these doors. (after entering the desert for the first time) What's on the other side

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Burn is a status ailment found in the Mario & Luigi series, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and the Mario + Rabbids

take the door in the near wall to a switch outside. You hit that switch. You then enter the nearest door, climb the stairs, and open the door at the top

accessed using the flip technique. They are used to open locks found on doors in Yold Ruins, allowing Mario to access more of the area.

—Hooktail, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Hooktail is a dragon featured in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. She resides in Hooktail Castle, and serves

Airplane in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong. This level features many doors, five of which are fake. Mario starts off near the bottom right of the level

House with a Bubble Baby Yoshi. The player must go to the area with the doors that go up and down and throw the Yoshi into the pit. It will then be suspended

Star Door can refer to: ★ door, a door from Super Mario 64 and its Nintendo DS remake. Big Star Door, a type of ★ door which has also been called a Star

out for his own wedding with Princess Peach. The couple wait outside the doors until Mario is able to stop Booster, at which point they are able to finally

An update on December 21, 2015 introduced P Warp Doors. These blue doors act as a normal Warp Door, but are only usable when a P Switch is activated.

Fortress Keys are key items found in Paper Mario. They are only used to open doors in the Koopa Bros. Fortress. Four are scattered throughout the area and are

with the treasure behind the Thousand-Year Door. Prior to the start of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Grodus learns of the Shadow Queen buried beneath

Disguise. Genius Wario has special goggles on that allow him to see invisible doors, blocks and platforms which cannot be normally seen by regular Wario or his

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When Bowser arrives, the doors are just about to open, with some brainwashed Bowser minions waiting. After a few minutes, the doors open, and everyone enters

mouse to collect the Key, then climb back up the steps and unlock the front doors." von Esmarch, Nick. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon PRIMA Official Game Guide

Goomba, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Spiked Goombas (known as Spiky Goombas in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and referred to as "Spiny Goombas"

make contact will get hurt!” —Battle text, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Electrified is a positive status effect in the Paper Mario series. It is

between Mini Peach's and Mini Mario's doors; Mini Peach is at the bottom in the middle, under Mini Pauline's door; lastly, Mini Toad awaits near the right

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swimming in the water. There are two doors in this area, with the fenced-off one leading to a Power Star and the door on the ledge that the player has to

fifteen Smiley Flowers to open. It is made up of three levels: Deceptive Doors, Behind the Shoji, and The Shogun's Castle. Completing this world unlocks

Chain-Chomps introduced in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Red Chomps are a weaker version of normal Chain-Chomps

Bowser at the time. There is also a locked door that leads to the second floor. There are also two wooden doors, which both lead to the Boo-infested hallway

these Power Stars are not associated with a mission. The various ★ doors and Big Star Doors of the Mushroom Castle require Mario to have at least a certain

Goal Doors. The doors are positioned as follows: Mini Mario's, Mini DK's, and Mini Pauline's doors on the topmost Magnet Grounds, Mini Peach's door on the

Mode awards Mario with 150 Coins. The level begins with three sets of Warp Doors: one over some ? Blocks being orbited by a Spike Top, one over solid ground

gaps as it moves along. The next room has a key, which will unlock the two doors it is in front of. Touching the ? Coin found behind one of them will start

This article is about the enemy from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the enemy mistakenly referred to as a Moon Cleft in the English localization

grand tour. The three blue doors in front of you are card galleries displaying Battle Cards. From left to right, the blue doors contain Basic Cards, Enemy

normally, a Key Door, and a Warp Door on a Conveyor Belt. Taking the Warp Door, the player falls onto a Shoe Goomba, but the Warp Door can't be taken.

Mario's flip reveals a door behind the curtains. In the next room, there is a Save Block and Mimi, as well as two groups of doors, three on the bottom floor

invisible doors that can only be seen and used by Genius Wario and unlit torches that Dragon Wario can light to trigger the appearance of hidden doors, platforms

player to solve mushroom-based puzzles in order to continue. The purple doors with looping arrows on them will simply take Wario back to the same room;

entering the door, the player must get through a hallway with more Boos, invisible blocks and lights. Along the way are Noknoks disguised as normal doors. Some

the ledge above the door holding a power-up), then entering the door afterward, will take the player to a long hall which the doors in the first room also

Wario's flames to light torches that reveal hidden doors, ladders, and platforms. Some of the doors and platforms are invisible, requiring Genius Wario

Paper Mario that are found in the Underwhere Road behind a couple of pink doors with a heart on each of them. Their names are Hagra, Hagitha, and Hagnes

Scoff the hippo guard the doors that lead to the bosses who hold the eight keys to K. Lumsy’s cage. Unfortunately, the doors are locked and Troff can’t

When he makes it to the end, he can capture the Goob, then enter the large doors to the Auditorium, where Amadeus Wolfgeist is fought. The elevator is located

resembles a casino, and introduces a second screen for each stage - once all the doors are closed, an extra elevator at the top floor will take the player to the

for the duration of the game. In addition to this, the master unlocks all doors in his mansion, allowing for easier navigation of the estate. "Ah, Mario

claims that many people living there put their faith in him. All Dimensional Doors excluding the one leading to Castle Bleck, which is on Flopside Tower First

is nothing notable, although four gold spiders are present. There are two doors in this room: one that leads back to the Patio, and one that leads behind

this house has a multitude of doors in each room; with some paths instead leading to dead ends. Since most of the doors are either fake or go in circles

automatically enters a door after unlocking it with a Key. In the previous two games, Mario must pick coins and enter unlocked doors manually. Unlike in the

next room has Warp Doors, as well as a moving row of coins that can be turned into Brick Blocks, allowing access to the doors. A Warp Door hidden in the wall

under them and which ones have bombs. After capturing all three of them, the doors return to normal and Luigi obtains the elevator button that grants access

capsules, then head for their assigned Goal Doors located mostly in the right half of the course. Mini Mario's door is located on the bottom floor, while the

Several rooms contain white doors that will vanish unless Wario reaches them quickly after entering the room. These doors often have treasures behind them

of Gloomy Manor in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. In this room, there are 4 doors; one to the left that leads to the Garage, one to the right that leads to

as the fenders, tea leaves on the back, and lemons decorating the hood, doors, pedals, and the bottom of the plate, while also acting as the tires. The

Blocks to have it take longer to get Bowser down, the place where the Key Doors go is tan instead of black, and the level goes left instead of right. After

Only two of these doors (Door 1 and 4) can be accessed at one time, a switch behind another door in the room can swap the accessible doors. However, there

positioned between both boarded up doors. There were seven chairs around the table and a china cabinet was positioned between the doors for the Billiards Room and

in the hotel, though most of the doors to the lobby are locked from the outside. In Episode 7, however, all of the doors to the lobby are open. There are

staircase leading downstairs. You go down to the storeroom and through several doors. In a back room, you challenge Boos for a new pair of Boots. You Spin Jump

larger hall with three doors. Players are being pursued by Mechakoopas and must choose one of three doors. They use , , or to pick a door, and they can change

the third floor. The third floor consists of a small hall with doors to the balcony and a secret room containing Big Mr. I. In the DS version, a Luigi painting

five doors, along with many coins if the Switch Block is still active. The first door leads Mario (or Luigi) back to the first room. The second door leads

in Super Paper Mario. In the Whoa Zone, Mario encounters several locked doors which can only be opened by Dimension Keys, most of which can only be obtained

3-Ghost House: Causes staircases to form over slopes, and causing certain Warp Doors to appear World 4-3: Disables currents World 4-Ghost House: Causes ? Blocks

a reward and a door that leads back to the main path. The door on the right leads to the next room. This room contains several more doors. If the player

of key used on some types of locks. The Skeleton Key can unlock special doors throughout the various boards, usually for opening up secret paths or shortcuts

Plants, Warp Doors, Boos, and Bowser can no longer be turned into Pink Coins, Sideways Trampolines, Fire Piranha Plants, P Warp Doors or Key Doors, Boo Buddies

then bring them to their respective Goal Doors. The positions of these doors are as follows: Mini Mario's door is two floors above Mini Mario's starting

right side of the Castle Grounds, and a stone one that leads to the front doors of the castle. In Super Mario 64, Mario arrives at the Castle Grounds via

The Thousand-Year Door. They later appear in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time and Super Paper Mario. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Dark Boos may

Super Mario Bros. 3 in the following World-e levels: Slidin' the Slopes, Doors o' Plenty, Swinging Bars of Doom, Sea to Sky, Puzzling Pipe Maze, and Treacherous

third floors are reserved for guest rooms, as well as storage rooms. The doors leading to those rooms can be locked. Some of the rooms are also interconnected

Thousand-Year Door The audience (or crowd) are minor characters that appear in every battle sequence in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Paper Mario:

level begins with a Warp Pipe leading to a Stone and four Warp Doors. The first Warp Door from the left leads to an area with Conveyor Belts and Bullet

explosion from these barrels can defeat almost any enemy, and break open hidden doors.” —Donkey Kong Country manual, page 16 TNT Barrels (originally called TNT

Attack FX B is a badge in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It can be found in Hooktail Castle by using Flurrie in the middle of the area where Hooktail

and FP when hit. Recovery blocks return in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, only now, it costs Mario a few coins for the health benefit, indicated above

like normal Clefts. Bald Clefts introduced in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They can be found on pedestals on the path leading to Shhwonk Fortress during

approaches a door in a dark room that has been seemingly cleared of all other ghosts, a Gobber may drop from the ceiling and coat one of the doors with its

would solve the problem. One of the hotel doors randomly has sparks coming through; if the player enters this door, Mario will find that the flicker is caused

Bills, appearing in pairs in Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. In Paper Mario, B. Bill Blasters are a yellow-tinted black color and appear

becomes accessible, although at this point in the game, debris will block the doors leading inside the rooms. “A while back...I was traveling aboard the Princess

switch, it does not switch off). There are four doors and a Big Boo. The correct door is the top right door. It leads to the chimney of the Ghost House and

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Nob is a Bob-omb character that appears in Fahr Outpost in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He resides in the northwest

downloadable content pack available for Mario Kart 8. The emblem is located on the doors. Its stats are identical to the Standard Kart, Prancer, Sneeker, Cat Cruiser

no functional differences beyond needing to be brought to different Goal Doors. However, in Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge, each Mini, with the

the Thousand-Year Door. Marilyn and her teammates appear several times throughout Mario's adventure in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, making numerous

city setting, with the first two Warp Doors leading to what appears to be Mario Brothers Plumbing. The next Warp Door leads Mario up to a warp pipe. The next

five doors appear when hit. The middle-left door and top doors leads to the rooms containing a Star Coin for each. Neither the middle right door nor bottom

he was out of the house when it happened, though he securely locked the doors. Shroomlock conjectures that Thwomp's house contains the clues needed to

the only large enemies to appear on the overworld, as they guard certain doors. Their only attack is launching themselves towards a party member, which

—Beldam, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Beldam is a primary antagonist of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and the leader of the three Shadow Sirens

starts in an area with a Dry Bones and some Cannons before reaching four doors. The one on the very right takes the player to an area with a Big Dry Bones

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. In Paper Mario, they are used for trading with Merlow for badges. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, they are used for trading

Andy, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Bandy Andy is a Big Bandit who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is one of the various contracted

article is about the enemy from Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the enemy from Super Paper Mario with the same name, see Dark Koopa

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ladders appear disappear as well as open doors, and change the direction of conveyor belts and elevators. Locked Door - Mario progresses to the next level

in patterns. They appear in Ninjarama, specifically the level Deceptive Doors. Like Vampire Heyho, Yoshi takes damage if he collides with a Fly Heyho.

five different doors. Each door has the face of an enemy imprinted over it. Whenever Wario re-enters the center room through one of these doors, the type of

between two to four doors on each floor. Six Boo Buddies are present initially. The wall on the second-to-bottom floor contains a secret door that leads to Bowser's

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mapping, anti-aliasing, or environment mapping. The main hub area featuring 6 doors, 5 of which lead to other rooms. This room features several animated objects

Mini Mario and Mini Peach's doors are located at approximately the same height from the ground floor, while Mini Toad's door stands at the bottom of the

Mini Mushroom, and will allow the character to go through small pipes, tiny doors, etc. as well as walk on water. Also, enemies do not notice the tiny character

meteorites to break apart large stone locks blocking the way through giant doors in several Bowser levels. Later, Mario must actually use them during Bowser

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one-way gates, with the correct door at the very right. The very next room has what appears to be three doors, with the correct door at the top left with what

capsules and have to be rescued, then brought to the Goal Doors that display their faces. The Goal Doors are distributed in different places across the level's

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and throw it near the first one. If the player enters one of the doors, the other door also opens, as if the player were entering it too. Although it works

on one after Mario gets an Ultra Hammer. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, a few metal blocks can be found in two rooms of the Riddle Tower in the

instead uses doors. Each game after the first introduces gameplay mechanics based on the paper art style: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door introduces

in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, see here. A Shine Block is a block found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is a yellow block with a Shine

revealed when the button is hit. This usually results in opening nearby gates, doors, or other barriers, though occasionally nearby elements in the environment

by Blabberton's beard!” —Admiral Bobbery, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Admiral Bobbery (usually just referred to as Bobbery) is a Bob-omb who is

Thousand-Year Door Dull Bones are a yellowed variant of Dry Bones found in the Paper Mario series. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Dull Bones are

in order to ram Mario and his partners. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Spanias, like their relatives, are found in Rogueport Sewers and the Pit

by using the path around the pagoda, or by breaking through the screen doors. Inside the pagoda is a circular room and stairs to access the second floor

seen on the Wanted! poster, who are hiding behind various doors throughout the setting. The doors open and close, so players need to time their grab. Although

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creatures created by the X-Naut army appearing in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They are first encountered in the Great Tree where they are used as security

the end, and Luigi is lost afterward. Chapter 8-4 involves large mazes of doors that require the player to flip to solve them. Count Bleck is fought here

Queen, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The Shadow Queen is the final boss of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. One thousand years before the game's

the left door, or the right door. The right door leads to the third Star Coin, and the left has another door that leads to coins, but both doors end up in

the game. The power-up he gets when he enters the door depends on the symbol above the door depicting a sketch of the power-up. Mine-Cart Yoshi Hot-Air

oldest, is taking his SATs this year.” —Flo, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Crows are a species of birds that appear in several Super Mario franchise

the first Multi-Door level in the game and, as such, introduces the concept of bringing different Minis to their respective Goal Doors after freeing them

Ghosts and two Temper Terrors to appear. Once Luigi captures the ghosts, the doors are unsealed. In the center of the Sitting Room is a table with an easy chair

place here. The arena is pill-shaped and features five windows with wooden doors on them from which arrows come out. The stands are occupied by cardboard

the sides. To get through, the player must either take two sets of Warp Doors and avoid a Piranha Plant and three sets of two Brick Blocks or go above

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The big bomb cannon is a device that appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is located in the Fahr Outpost

collected. Wrinkly Doors are found in the lobby of each level (excluding Hideout Helm). As the name suggests, Wrinkly Kong will come out of each door if a Kong

Thousand-Year Door Heff T. is a gluttonous, overweight Toad who practically lives in Cabin 003 of the Excess Express in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Heff

Warp Doors, with the correct one being in the top right. The door takes the player to an area with a Big Boo below a rope, along with another door. The

we're gonna drink ya!” —Armored Harriers, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The Armored Harriers (a.k.a. The Iron Adonis Twins) is a team consisting

for defeating that foul Grubba.” —Jolene, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Jolene, also known as "X", is a female Toad who resides in Glitzville, and

Coin 3: Behind a set of sliding doors on the second floor, guarded by Goombas. Key Coin 4: Behind a set of sliding doors on the third floor, guarded by

approaches the large skull at the end of the grotto, it opens to reveal the doors opening the way to the beach. After returning from the beach, Luigi can fire

in front of him: the City Set. On the right side of the room, there are doors leading to the Horror Set and Castle Set. There is also a large statue of

appearing in Paper Mario and returning in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Jammin' Jellies can restore fifty FP. A Jammin' Jelly can also be cooked

Mystery Box is an item found in Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and Super Paper Mario. The first appearance of the Mystery Box in Paper

Great Stage. The doors to the restrooms are found in the Elevator Hall, with the door on the left leading to the women's restroom and the door on the right

between two to three doors on each floor. Four Goombas are present initially, and additional Goombas occasionally exit out of closed doors. Goombas

between one to three doors on each floor. Five Koopas are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors. Koopas

the Mario Kart trademark name on the tires. The emblem is located on the doors and rear of the kart. Despite that the exhaust pipes are located on the sides

For the first four doors in a section, the player also unlocks the next door once the target score is hit, though for the fifth door, the player unlocks

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Koopley is Koops' father and a resident of Petalburg in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Ten years before the events

players visit a short indoors corridor. At the end of it there are two sliding doors that reveal a Warp Pipe when tapped on via the GamePad or the touch cursor

through separate doors, each assigned to one of the Minis. In Multi-Door levels, there is no time limit between entering different doors. Each world contains

one to four doors on each floor. Eight Buzzy Beetles are present initially, and additional Buzzy Beetles occasionally exit out of closed doors. Buzzy Beetles

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to three doors on each floor. Three Koopas and eight Buzzy Beetles are present initially

Thousand-Year Door Star Points are special points Mario can accumulate in the games Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They are earned

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to four doors on each floor. Thirteen Koopas and five Spinies are present initially, and

five doors on each floor. Four Koopas and two Spinies are present initially, and additional Koopas and Spinies occasionally exit out of closed doors. Koopas

is a positive status effect that appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, and Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Due to the lack of FP

their coins. If the player were to fall into a pit or enter one of the wrong doors in the maze, they would be able to collect the same coins again. This means

and three doors on each floor. Six Goombas are present initially, and additional Goombas and Mini Ninjas occasionally exit out of closed doors. Goombas

and three doors on each floor. Four Koopas are present initially, and additional Koopas and Mini Ninjas occasionally exit out of closed doors. Koopas Mini

lighter yellow lightning bolt beside it. The Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door variant is black with yellow lightning bolts in place of the usual white

the exit in close succession. Other levels, designated as Multi-Door, contain multiple doors that are only used by Minis shown on them and which do not activate

its own completion unlocks World 4-Airship. This level introduces P Warp Doors. The player starts at the bottom of some stone stairs, which ends at a pool

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between two to three doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas and one Big Boo are present initially

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between zero to four doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas and three Boo Buddies are present initially

between two to four doors on each floor. Three Spinies are present initially, and additional Spinies occasionally exit out of closed doors while Monty Moles

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between one to four doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas and three Boo Buddies are present initially

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between two to three doors on each floor. One Skeleton Koopa and three Boo Buddies are present initially

between one to four doors on each floor. Five Koopas are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Monty Moles

are fought alone only in Flower Fields. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, however, they appear randomly with other enemies in battle. Amazy Dayzees

three doors on each floor. Three Goombas and one Koopas are present initially, and additional Goombas and Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors. Goombas

contain enemies, such as a Stone Chomp. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, an Ultra Hammer is required to break stone blocks. However, the Ultra Hammer

used to switch between doors in the Crystal Palace, and Mario needs Bombette for two round red switches that activate a rotating door in the same area. Finally

Fresh Pasta in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door) is a pasta item found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door in Poshley Heights for fifty coins apiece

two and four doors on each floor. Five Mini Ninjas are present initially, and additional Mini Ninjas occasionally exit out of closed doors. Mini Ninjas

allowing Mario or other characters to reach new areas or access floating doors. A variation found in The Bitlands follows a more segmented design, but it

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between one to six doors on each floor. Six Rhinestone Goombas are present initially in the first

activated, sliding bridges and sliding doors of the same color extend, while sliding bridges and sliding doors of different colors retract. In Spooky Attic

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move away. However, they can reset the area by going in the nearby Warp Doors on Donut Blocks. After getting on the Rotating Blocks, the player can get

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to five doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas are present initially, and additional Skeleton Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Pat

costumes, depending on the route the player takes. The level begins with two doors: Callie's on the left, and Marie's on the right. Both routes give Mario the

and the Hilton brand of hotels. It is actually an ice cave which replaces doors with refrigerators and features other ice themes. Enemies found in here are

Rocketbarrel Boost and fly through the stars. Doing so successfully opens five doors (which have a roman numeral on them, either 1-5) each leading to a room with

to two doors on each floor. Three Koopas and two Flying Goombas are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while

to three doors on each floor. Two Koopas and one Flying Koopa are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Flying

Badge by beating it. Later, in Bowser's Castle, the second of three Guard Doors gives Mario a quiz. If Mario gets five questions correct in the quiz, he

the level into ice. In Hotel Horror, there are two doors that have a frog sign on them. Those doors open only when the switch is hit. The switch made a

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between two to four doors on each floor. Five Buzzy Beetles and three Spinies are present initially

between one to three doors on each floor. Four Koopas are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Parabombs fall

Conveyors to reach their respective doors. The M-Token is located on the bottom left, just below the Mini Mario door. To collect it, a Mini must simply

completion unlocks World 4-Fortress 2. Unique to World 4-6 are two Magic Doors placed near the beginning and middle of the level that change the sizes of

this one kinda got dried out...” —Petuni, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door The Dried Shroom, also known as the Wilt Shroom, is a recurring item in Super

Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between zero to six doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas and three Boo Buddies are present initially

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between one to six doors on each floor. Ten Goombas and one Skeleton Koopa are present initially in

but she slips through a door which can only be opened by collecting all the parts of the Star Panel. After a few more doors, they finally catch Durmite

eight times. For example, as Yoshi, the player can exit the castle's front doors, after which three rabbits are always in the Castle Grounds. If one is glowing

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to five doors on each floor. Eight Goombas are present initially in the first section while

Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario Tuff Puff – Paper Mario Ice Puff – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Poison Puff – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Dark

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Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Master Crash is a Bob-omb and a fighter in the Glitz Pit in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He fights on the team called

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to five doors on each floor. Seven Rhinestone Goombas are present initially in the first

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to six doors on each floor. Two Z Koopas are present initially in the first section while

level's start, at the point where the race with Koopa the Quick ends. Magic Doors from Super Mario Bros. 3 provide a similar function for the similar world

Switch and a Big Boo. When the player hits the switch, four doors appear. The correct door is at the top-right, behind the Big Boo which must be lured

beginning of each level, but can be freed and have to be taken to their own doors to complete the level. In Plus Mode, they first appear in the fourth world

between two and four doors on each floor. Six Goombas are present initially, and additional Goombas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Parabombs occasionally

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between one to six doors on each floor. Four Rhinestone Goombas and one Mecha Koopa are present initially

between one and five doors on each floor. Nine Koopas are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Parabombs occasionally

several coins, and two doors, one higher up and one at the very bottom, both leading to different parts of the same room. The upper door takes the player to

two and five doors on each floor. Four Mini Ninjas are present initially, and additional Mini Ninjas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Parabombs

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to five doors on each floor. Four Bellhop Goombas and one penny are present initially in

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to four doors on each floor. Nine Goombas are present initially in the first section while

Thousand-Year Door. In Paper Mario, it can be bought from Rowf's Badge Shop after chapter 2 for 100 coins, and in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, it is located

one last Rush Heyho and the doors leading to the boss battle with the Shogun of Skewers. Once the first set of sliding doors open, the cyan Poochy Pup is

Delfino Airstrip for the first time. If he attempts to bust down the wooden doors this way, the game crashes. Shogakukan. 2015. Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo

Thousand-Year Door Professor Frankly is Goombella's and Kolorado's old teacher at U Goom in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is an elderly

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to four doors on each floor. Five Rhinestone Goombas and one Mecha Koopa are present initially

between one to four doors on each floor. Seven Koopas are present initially, and additional Koopas occasionally exit out of closed doors while Monty Moles

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to five doors on each floor. Eight Buzzy Beetles are present initially in the first section

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to five doors on each floor. Nine Buzzy Beetles and two Mini Ninjas are present initially

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to five doors on each floor. Five Buzzy Beetles and two Skeleton Koopas are present initially

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to five doors on each floor. Three Bellhop Goombas, five pennies, and one Z Koopa are present

located on all five main planets in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. There are doors, which can only be opened by purchasing their respective Planet Keys from

pointed nose. Sparks always appear in groups of two. They emerge from walls, doors, or even a picture. There are three groups of Sparks in the game, two of

tactic is walking around, including along walls and ceilings, reopening any doors that have been closed by passing by it. Mario must jump on Roy to briefly

“If you smash one of these open with an attack, peg boards will appear, doors will open, and other changes will occur.” —DK: King of Swing instruction

player enters the hidden door of Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel, Mario will find it and spray himself with it, where it stops the doors from vanishing. In the

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between two to four doors on each floor. Three Rhinestone Goombas, one Mecha Koopa, and one penny are

shop in Petalburg run by the Toad Niff T. in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. According to a certain issue of RDM, Niff T.'s shop is twenty years old

reused from this game. Super Mario 64: The numbered doors depicting stars are very similar to the ★ doors from this game. Big Boo, who first appeared in this

platform. Their doors are positioned as follows: Mini Mario's door towards the bottom right corner between two slopes, Mini Toad's door upper to the left

Mushrooms in the walls. The doors that open when Mario approaches them make the same sound as the Super Mario World doors. Petit Porter Planet B can be

Thousand-Year Door Flavio is a "famous", narcissistic, and naïve Rogueport entrepreneur who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He owns many

Castle. It can be used in addition to the Thumbtack or Stapler to keep the doors in the background closed, preventing new enemies from joining Bowser.

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to five doors on each floor. Two Boo Buddies and four Flying Goombas are present initially

Toads. The doors then open, and to progress further, Mario must hammer the block of wood on the right to open up a narrow hallway with a sliding door. Entering

Thousand-Year Door Pungry – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Puni elder – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Punio – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Puniper

—Shellshock, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Shellshock is a minor character in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is a common Shady Koopa who became

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to five doors on each floor. Three Koopas and four Flying Goombas are present initially

Mario Party 3. Players attempt to grab the key with the same mark as the doors' designs; there is always one fewer key than the number of players. Players

Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and Super Paper Mario. In Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Spicy Soup restores four HP and four

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between five and six doors on each floor. Two Boo Buddies and three Wigglers are present initially in

some Invisible ? Blocks to unleash surprises or confuse players with Warp Doors to nowhere! Your scary scene doesn’t even have to be in a Ghost House level

Doctor Outfit, rapidly driving on his Rescue Wagon with one of its back doors opened. The gates in this race are all stylized with a colorful neon logo

There is nothing here, DA-BLAMMO!” —Nob, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Fahr Outpost is an icy village that Mario and his partners can access through

The Thousand-Year Door Peeka is Lahla's sister who runs the Westside Goods shop in Rogueport in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Peeka acts as a sort

The red doors are found at the top of the area, with two ? Blocks above moving platforms, one of which contains a power-up. Behind the red doors, Magikoopa

—Petuni, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Petuni is a character who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. She and her older brother Punio are

This article is about the shop in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the object in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, see watering hole. The Fresh Juice

Mini Toad, then both must use the Long Springs to enter their respective doors. The M-Token is located on the bottom left, atop a Red Girder area over a

was formed by Dr. Toadley using the three Star Cures. However, the main doors have been sealed shut, so the Mario Bros. need to find another way in. The

This article is about the Fuzzy in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. For the similarly-colored Fuzzy appearing in Paper Mario, see Jungle Fuzzy. “Meeeeeeeeeeeork

tower to erect. The Tower of Revival is a tall ancient tower. It has two doors with snake carvings on them which Wario can enter by fitting the respective

Bones, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Red Bones are enemies that appear in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They are slightly stronger than Dull

while the other Minis begin on the mid-upper level, with the various exit doors on different levels. In order to reach them, they must be guided via the

low. Just drop on INN! Ho ho!” —Toadsworth, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Inns appear in RPGs of the Super Mario franchise as places where Mario and

They are guarding two doors; Mario and Luigi must figure out the right question to ask them in order to find out which of the two doors is the correct one

overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with exactly five doors on each floor. Two Boo Buddies and four Flying Goombas are present initially

They have to collect Ruins Keys on their way in order to unlock several doors. When they reach a room with rotatable stairways, Tutankoopa seems frightened

facts and deduce the truth!” —Pennington, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Pennington (or, as he prefers to be called, The Penguin With the Improbably

Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Ms. Mowz, originally named Ms. Mouse, is a Squeek thief that appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. She is a badge thief

sliding tile puzzles along the way. There are two tiles in front of the closed doors to the shrine, each requiring someone to stand on them. Mario must find Bob-omb

Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere between three to four doors on each floor. Four Bellhop Goombas, three pennies, two Z Koopas, and one

Thousand-Year Door), a Super Shroom, or a Volt Shroom. It restores ten HP and fifty FP. In the Japanese version of The Thousand-Year Door, combining a Jammin'

Here, Mario is faced with more Skewers. When the player reaches the double doors, they should go past them to reach the third Star Coin. While the Skewer

to make three) to help him access platforms or other areas, or make warp doors that will send him to the last hat switch accessed (or the level's start

like other Bowser boards in the series. The ? Spaces are in front of steel doors. Landing on one causes a Chain Chomp to come out and bash the player back

The area has a giant clock for a floor and a giant house with big gold doors, and a cuckoo bird inside. The Overset Possessor possesses this clock during

lightning-elemental damage to a single enemy and, in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the description makes the claim that this item has a chance of stunning

his tank (which was double-parked on top of another car) and the machine's doors finally open, releasing Mario, who had been shrunk by the steam. Sgt. Slaughter

of the pit are covered with faint images of doors, which each represent the possible location of any door in the pit. This is accurate for the visual LCD

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Spinias are green creatures made of thin, papery discs in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They commonly appear in Rogueport

dentures into the elderly woman's mouth. The background is initially shoji doors, which change to a different scene when the woman's dentures are put in.

Attack Power is now boosted!” —Battle text, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Charged is a positive status effect in the Paper Mario series. Both Mario

encountered normally on Yoshi's path, but some appear from behind shoji-like doors. They carry ninja swords, which they point in front of them while rushing

player gets a random item. This Mini Battle can be played behind the locked doors of the shacks in the stages Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy; Lakitu's Wall; and Ride