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A '''Speed Flower''' is a type of flower found in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. If the player picks it up, everything will speed up for a short period of time. Within that time, [[point]]s and [[coin]]s the player earns are tripled. [[Mario]]'s [[Flip Meter]] will also drain and refill faster. If an item that increases the player's points is used, the points will also be multiplied by six.<!--May need to find a reference for this or play the game again--> | A '''Speed Flower''' is a type of flower found in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. If the player picks it up, everything will speed up for a short period of time. Within that time, [[point]]s and [[coin]]s the player earns are tripled. [[Mario]]'s [[Flip Meter]] will also drain and refill faster. If an item that increases the player's points is used, the points will also be multiplied by six.<!--May need to find a reference for this or play the game again--> | ||
The [[Slow Flower]] is the | The [[Slow Flower]] is the opposite of the Speed Flower. If the player grabs a Slow Flower while under the effects of a Speed Flower, the speed reverts to normal. | ||
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Revision as of 11:24, June 27, 2019
- “This is a Speed Flower! It temporarily speeds up time. You'll also earn triple points and coins while it's active!”
- —In-game text, Super Paper Mario
A Speed Flower is a type of flower found in Super Paper Mario. If the player picks it up, everything will speed up for a short period of time. Within that time, points and coins the player earns are tripled. Mario's Flip Meter will also drain and refill faster. If an item that increases the player's points is used, the points will also be multiplied by six.
The Slow Flower is the opposite of the Speed Flower. If the player grabs a Slow Flower while under the effects of a Speed Flower, the speed reverts to normal.
