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[[File:PMTOK Suite Key.png|thumb|left|Mario receives the Suite Key from Luigi]] | |||
The '''Suite Key''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is the second key [[Luigi]] finds on his quest for the [[Key to Peach's Castle]]. When [[Professor Toad]] realizes one of the murals in the [[Shroom City (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Snif City]] hotel cuts off right before the door to the master suite, a Snifit explains someone else (who is implied to be Luigi) is occupying the room. To find Luigi and the key, [[Mario]] must speak to the [[Snifit]] running a booth northwest of the hotel. When Mario guesses his riddle correctly, he is revealed to be a scammer and runs off in a hurry. In the process, he reveals a [[Magic Circle]] allowing Mario to use the [[1,000-Fold Arms]] to rub the lamp atop the booth, revealing Luigi. He thanks Mario for rescuing him, impressed he won the game. He claims to have found the fabled key to [[Peach's Castle]], acquired from the front desk of the hotel. [[Olivia]] reveals it is another wrong key. Luigi stated he thought it was a "Sweet" Key, stating [[Princess Peach]] is the sweetest person he knows, and swears he will win the game before running off to continue searching for the true key. | The '''Suite Key''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is the second key [[Luigi]] finds on his quest for the [[Key to Peach's Castle]]. When [[Professor Toad]] realizes one of the murals in the [[Shroom City (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Snif City]] hotel cuts off right before the door to the master suite, a Snifit explains someone else (who is implied to be Luigi) is occupying the room. To find Luigi and the key, [[Mario]] must speak to the [[Snifit]] running a booth northwest of the hotel. When Mario guesses his riddle correctly, he is revealed to be a scammer and runs off in a hurry. In the process, he reveals a [[Magic Circle]] allowing Mario to use the [[1,000-Fold Arms]] to rub the lamp atop the booth, revealing Luigi. He thanks Mario for rescuing him, impressed he won the game. He claims to have found the fabled key to [[Peach's Castle]], acquired from the front desk of the hotel. [[Olivia]] reveals it is another wrong key. Luigi stated he thought it was a "Sweet" Key, stating [[Princess Peach]] is the sweetest person he knows, and swears he will win the game before running off to continue searching for the true key. | ||
This key is used to unlock the suite on the second floor of the hotel. The [[Professor's Room Key]] is initially thought to unlock this door, until a Snifit reveals they downgraded Professor Toad's accommodations and moved him to a smaller room on the first floor. The Suite Key can be used to unlock the second floor suite, revealing a comfortable two-room arrangement. On the wall is the last section of the mural, depicting a ritual needed to open the [[Fire Vellumental Cave]]. | This key is used to unlock the suite on the second floor of the hotel. The [[Professor's Room Key]] is initially thought to unlock this door, until a Snifit reveals they downgraded Professor Toad's accommodations and moved him to a smaller room on the first floor. The Suite Key can be used to unlock the second floor suite, revealing a comfortable two-room arrangement. On the wall is the last section of the mural, depicting a ritual needed to open the [[Fire Vellumental Cave]]. | ||
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