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USER MANUAL Super Paper Mario (Wii) NINTENDO

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IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION

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WARRANTY & SERVICE INFORMATION

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WARRANTY LIMITATIONS

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This warranty is only valid in the United States and Canada.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories: Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

This game is presented in Dolby Pro Logic II. To play games that carry the Dolby Pro Logic II logo in surround sound, you will need a Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby Pro Logic II receiver. These receivers are sold separately.

© 2007 Nintendo INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS.

Copyrights of all Characters and Music reserved by Nintendo. Copyrights of Game, Scenario and Program, except Copyrights owned by Nintendo, reserved by Nintendo and INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS.

TM, gathered the 675 lags are trademarks of Nintendo, © 2007 Nintendo. All rights reserved.

SYSTEM MENU UPDAT

Please note that when first loading the Game Disc into the Wii console, the Wii will check if you have the latest system menu, and if necessary a Wii system update screen will appear. Press OK to proceed.

图 1. 现场面积

OUR DU MENU DU SYSTEME When a game is for the first new game file will be created on your Wii system memory. All save data will be saved here. After that, press ② on the title screen, then select a save file slot with + and press ② to create a new save file. Then put your name on this save file.

Putting Your Name on Save Data

ON DEL MEND, DE SISTEN

them with ②. Use ① to go back a space. When you have finished, choose "Done." Once you have entered your name, the game will begin.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A R A C E I L I O O O O O A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A R A C E I L I O O O O O Please input a name for this file!

Continuing a Served Game Continuin

You can choose to resume a game from the last point you saved. Simply choose the save file you want to play on the file-selection screen.

About Saving About Saving

You can save your game by hitting a Save Block or by clearing a chapter. You will need at least one free block of memory on your Wii system memory to save a game.

• Please see your Wii Operations Manual for more information about how to free up memory on your Wii.
• You can create up to four save files.
• Please do not turn off the power while saving. This could damage your console.

Save

Block

- Press the HOME Button to change the Wii Remote volume or adjust Rumble features on the Wii Remote Settings screen. Please see your Wii Operations Manual for more information.

Controls

You will mostly be holding the Wii Remote sideways to play this game, but some portions will require you to point the Wii Remote at the screen as well. For more information, please see the page that explains various game actions.

A Button

• (When using Mario) Flip
• (When there is a long explanation in the menu) Scroll description text

1 Button

• Use a Pixl
• [When is displayed] Read the rest of a message

• [When using Peach and in midjump] Open the parasol and float
• Jump
• Select an item
• [When is displayed] Read the rest of a message

graph TD
    A["Power Button"] --> B["Control Pad"]
    C["Plus Button"] --> D["Display the menu screen"]
    E["HOME Button"] --> F["Control Pad"]
    G["Wi"] --> H["Device"]
    I["Power"] --> J["+"]
    K["+"] --> L["+"]
    M["+"] --> N["+"]
    O["+"] --> P["+"]
    Q["+"] --> R["+"]

• Walk/Crouch
• Move the cursor
  • (Using Peach) Guard
  • (Using Bowser) Breathe fire
  (When is displayed) Talk to a nearby character

• (When is displayed) Examine a door or chest

• (During a conversation) View previous dialogue messages

*When Mario is flipped, you can also just tilt + toward a person or object

Plus Button

• Display the menu screen

• Display the controls

Buttons at the same time

• Display the quick menu

Pointer

• (When pointing and pressing Ⓐ) View Tippi's hints and explanations, examine people and things
  * Using some items may require that you hold the pointer forward and take some action.
  *You may need to face the pointer forward to play some minigames as well.

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Basic Actions

These are the basic actions you can perform in the game. Mario, Peach, Bowser, and other characters can all perform these actions.

Use to move your character or the cursor. Press to move in that direction. Press to make Mario crouch. You cannot crouch while flipped.

Press ② while on the ground to jump. You can use your jump to defly avoid enemies and pitfalls or to hit blocks from below. You can get a running start or just hold the button longer to jump higher. Press ② underwater to swim.

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Point the Wii Remote toward the screen until you see the cursor appear there. Point at something of interest and press Ⓐ to have Tippi explain it. Point at the character you are controlling and press Ⓐ for a game hint.

That's Tinga, the inkeeper... This hard worker never lacks a smile on her face...

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Save the Worlds!

In order to save the worlds, Mario must embark on an adventure to find all of the Pure Hearts. Use your friend Tippl's helpful advice and just keep going!

Basic Rules

Super Paper Mario is an action-adventure game where you control Mario, Peach, and friends. You will gain points and coins by defeating enemies. Collecting points will allow you to level up, which will increase your HP (Heart Points) and Attack power. There are many stages to explore, and each one has more fearsome enemies than the last, so be sure to level up as you go.

Clearing a Chapter

Hit the Star Block at the end of a chapter to clear it.

Game Over

If your HP falls to 0 after touching enemies or spikes, or falling into pits, or sometimes when you make the wrong choice in a dialogue selection, your game will end. When your game ends, you will have to continue from your last save point.

The Game Screen

The game screen has various helpful features. When Mario flips, you toggle between the 2-D and 3-D game screens.

graph TD
    A["HP"] --> B["Your current and max HP (Heart Points)."]
    B --> C["Score"]
    C --> D["All of the points you have earned."]
    D --> E["Coins"]
    E --> F["Number of coins you are carrying."]
    F --> G["Flip Meter"]

Only appears when you flip. It will slowly decrease while you stay in 3-D. When the meter is empty, you will lose one HP.

When appears, you can press to talk to someone in front of you or examine a door or chest. Also, you can press while talking to someone to read the last thing they said again.

Has, Yes knows anything bout that weird black stuff in the shop?

touch/Move cursor

Status Ailments

Some enemy attacks will cause you to suffer a status ailment. You can remove these by using a certain item or by shaking the Wii Remote to remove the ailment.

Sleep You cannot move while asleep.

Frozen You cannot move while frozen.

Poison You will receive periodic damage for a short time.

Cursed You will move at half speed.

Tech Curse You cannot use any character techniques.

Heavy Curse You cannot jump high.

Backwards Curse All of the directions on + will be reversed.

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This game can involve vigorous motion while using the Wii Remote. Please use the wrist strap to help prevent injury to other people or damage to surrounding objects or the Wii Remote in case you accidentally let go of the Wii Remote during game play.

Also remember the following:

• Make sure all players put on the wrist strap properly when it is their turn.
- Do not let go of the Wii Remote during game play.
- Dry your hands if they become moist.
- Allow adequate room around you during game play and make sure that all
areas that you might move into are clear of other people and objects.
- Stay at least three feet from the television.

Character Techniques

Each character has a unique ability. Experiment with their abilities to find the best character for the situation.

MARIO

Mario has the amazing ability to flip between dimensions using Ⓐ! When Mario flips, everything shifts between 2-D and 3-D, revealing interesting secrets, hidden enemies, and a whole new perspective on the world. Most enemies appear only in one dimension, but some can flip between them. You never know what you'll see when you flip!

2-D 3-D

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PEACH

Peach can float through the sky with her parasol if you press ②. She can also shield herself with her parasol by pressing down on

BOWSER

Bowser can incinerate enemies with his ferocious fire breath! Press down on +, and Bowser will breathe fire on anything in his path.

Vierocious viseer

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Pixl Actions

There are other Pixls besides just your helpful friend Tippi. Lots of Pixls out there have various helpful abilities. These are just a few of the Pixls you may find. There are others out there sleeping in the various worlds, waiting to become your friend.

①

You can travel around with Tippi and one other Pixl at your side. You can use ① to activate the powers of Pixls other than Tippi. Also, open the Pixls tab of your menu to swap out Pixls.

Use Pixl Abil

You will find the Pixls in lots of different places. Each new Pixl may have a power that lets you open up a previously inaccessible area.

Thoreau

Use ① to grab objects and enemies and press ① again to throw them. Just remember, you can't pick up spiky enemies. You can also press ① to throw Thoreau and activate switches at a distance.

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Boomer

Press ① to set down Boomer, and press ① again to detonate him. You can do this to attack enemies or break blocks. If you wait long enough, Boomer will explode even if you don't press

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Menus

Press + on any stage to open the menu screen, where you can swap characters or peruse various bits of information.

You can display the Characters/Pixls/Items portions of the menu by pressing ① and ② at the same time in the game. This is called the "quick menu."

Characters Pairs Items Level 0 Heart Points 20/25 Attack 3 Score 92920 Next Level 120000 Coins 308 Time Allowed 5/2h Swap characters and check their abilities.

As the game progresses, new menu tabs with different types of information will appear here.

You can swap out characters or learn about character techniques here.

You can view character info and time played here.

You can swap out Pixls here. You can choose this option as soon as you befriend a Pixl other than Tippi.

You can use items in your possession here. You can also learn how each item is used by viewing it in this menu. You can buy items at shops or receive them by defeating enemies.

These are items you will need to advance in the game. Some you can only use in a certain place — others, like the Return Pipe that takes you back to Flipside from anywhere, will not disappear when you use them. The Return Pipe works one way back to flipside. You can't use it to return to your previous location.

Here you can view descriptions of all the chapters you've visited. Select a chapter and press ② to see a detailed description.

You can view all of the Catch Cards that you have collected here. Cards will contain enemy information, and just possessing one can double your Attack against that enemy. (You can even triple or quadruple your Attack against an enemy if you have 2 or 3 of its cards.)

You can view all of the recipes you've made here. Use recipes to help you cook items in your inventory and make them more potent.

Display a map you have obtained by pressing ②. You can buy maps from a mysterious map seller and use them to find hidden treasure. Go to the place shown on the maps and use a certain Pixl to find the treasure.

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VEUILLEZ LIRE ATTENTIVEMENT L'INTÉGRALITÉ DU MODE D'EMPLOI DE LA Wii AVANT D'UTILISER VOTRE SYSTÈME, VOTRE DISQUE DE JEU, OU VOS ACCESSOIRES Wii. CE MODE D'EMPLOI COMPREND D'IMPORTANTES INFORMATIONS SUR VOTRE SANTÉ ET VOTRE SÉCURITÉ.

INFORMATIONS IMPORTANTES CONCERNANT VOTRE SÉCURITÉ: VEUILLEZ LIRE LES PRÉCAUTIONS SUIVANTES AVANT QUE VOUS OU VOTRE ENFANT NE JOUIEZ À VOS JEUX VIDÉO.

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That's Tinge, the irkeeper... This hard worker never lacks a smile on her face...

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Cartoon character riding a green arrow with floating games and clouds in the background (no readable text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl in pink dress and crown standing beside two small animals (no text or symbols)

Cartoon illustration of a dinosaur-like creature amidst colorful stars and geometric shapes (no text or symbols)

How, You knows anything doesn't say wind block stuff in the shop?

Affiliation

Affiliation

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Boomer

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Menus

Character Level 0 Heart Points 20/25 Attack 3 Score 92920 Next Level 120000 Coins 308 Foot Value 676 Swap characters and check their abilities.

Menus

Copyrights of all Characters and Music reserved by Nintendo. Copyrights of Game, Scantana and Program, except Copyrights owned by Nintendo, reserved by Nintendo and Intel-UGENI SYS 4015.

TW, 9 and the Villages am trademarks of Nintendo 9 2007 Nintendo. All rights reserved.

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Game scene with character, trees, and clouds on a grassy terrain (no readable text or symbols)

That's Tinga, the inkeeper... This hard worker never lacks a smile on her face...

Have you know anything about that weird black stuff in the sky?

Cartoon character riding a green arrow in a stylized game scene with mountains and clouds (no readable text or symbols)

Illustration of two cartoon princesses in pink dresses and crowns, with a small creature nearby (no text or symbols)

PEACH

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Boomer

Cartoon character playing a game with a brick wall and floating elements (no text or symbols)

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