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The '''Third-Degree Card''' is a collectible item in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', where [[Mario]] may obtain it by training at the [[Toad Town Dojo]] in [[Toad Town#Paper Mario|Toad Town]]. After defeating [[Lee]] and winning the [[Second-Degree Card]], [[Mario]] can fight [[The Master]]. After defeating The Master, Mario will get the Third-Degree Card. | The '''Third-Degree Card''' is a collectible item in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', where [[Mario]] may obtain it by training at the [[Toad Town Dojo]] in [[Toad Town#Paper Mario|Toad Town]]. After defeating [[Lee]] and winning the [[Second-Degree Card]], [[Mario]] can fight [[The Master]]. After defeating The Master, Mario will get the Third-Degree Card. This item proves his bravery and allows Mario to fight The Master again, but in a stronger form. The card has no particular use in-game and is simply a collectible item. | ||
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Revision as of 08:13, January 9, 2019
Template:Item-infobox The Third-Degree Card is a collectible item in Paper Mario, where Mario may obtain it by training at the Toad Town Dojo in Toad Town. After defeating Lee and winning the Second-Degree Card, Mario can fight The Master. After defeating The Master, Mario will get the Third-Degree Card. This item proves his bravery and allows Mario to fight The Master again, but in a stronger form. The card has no particular use in-game and is simply a collectible item.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ３だんのあかし[1] 3 Dan no Akashi |
Proof of 3rd Rank |
| German | Sonnen-Karte |
Sun Card |
See also
References
- ^ "Paper Mario: From Japanese to English". (June 17, 2013). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 4, 2015.
