Objective: Goomther has been defrauded by Larson the Bandit.Location: Rogueport, next to the noose.Tell Arfur your findings and collect your reward. Objective: Talk to Arfur and go to Plenn T.'s store to get the prices on 3 items: Tasty Tonic (3 coins), Fire Flower (10 coins) and Sleepy Sheep (8 coins).Location: Rogueport, outside the Toad Bros.Frankly's place, then return to McGoomba to claim your reward. Give the package to Goomfrey, loitering outside Prof. He'll give you a package that's for Goomfrey. Objective: Talk to McGoomba in the Alley in Rogueport Plaza.Exit by the left door and collect the key from infront of the Lovely Howz of Badges. To reach it, head into the inn, and climb to the second floor. Objective: Meet Garf outside his house and he'll tell you where he dropped his key: outside the Lovely Howz of Badges.Location: Rogueport, outside his house.1 After Intro to Chapter 1, and after you beat GusĪfter Intro to Chapter 1, and after you beat Gus Garf The key is outside this shop.The respective internal file names for this Piranha Plant and Pale Piranhas (considered the 'normal' Piranha Plants for this game in Japan) indicate that at some point in development, these Piranha Plants were intended to be the 'base' version of Piranha Plant while the final game's Pale Piranha was intended as a variant of it, explaining the usage of the original coloration as well as the English localization calling them 'Piranha Plants' but acknowledging them as different from the 'usual' Piranha Plants.If the game is set to Simplified or Traditional Chinese or Korean (which use the Japanese voice set), the corresponding name for Killer Packun is referred to in English as simply 'Piranha Plant'. It does not get a respective mention in the English dialogue, like Fire Nipper Plant. Ultimate, ' Killer Packun' is mentioned briefly by Viridi during the Japanese Palutena's Guidance dialogue for Piranha Plant. Piranha Plants are rare in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, found only in the Pit of 100 Trials in floors 81-89. They also have a good chance to be confused, possibly making them attack other enemies with massive strength. Despite their toughness, they are easily put to sleep, incapacitating them for a few turns. They also have absurdly high HP, only being beaten out by a handful of non-bosses, such as Dark Craws and Dark Koopatrols. Piranha Plants have the second-highest statistical attack power in the game, exceeded only by an Amazy Dayzee, which is 20. History Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door 1.1 Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.They are the strongest of all Piranha Plants and like to live in pipes, as indicated in the Tattle Log, despite the fact that no Piranha Plants in this game appear in pipes (though this more likely references the regular Piranha Plants from the Super Mario series). Piranha Plants are enemies found in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Its Attack power is absurdly high… It may look like a normal Piranha Plant, but don't be fooled! It's super-tough! If we get beaten by a flower, we'll never hear the end of it, know what I mean? Max HP is 15, Attack is 9 and Defense is 0. In fact, I think this is the strongest type of them all.

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