Air-Vent Passageway: The Glitz Pit has a very large air vent connecting the Champion's quarters with the main office.Mowz's arms are almost always in this position. In Japanese, the name of the Doogan (literal dog people) species is the same as Rowf from the previous game. Pulling off certain hidden commands will even refill your star power meter. Action Commands: Every attack has at least one button you need to press or a control stick input to maximize damage.Due to the resemblance, the gesture was removed in all European versions of the game. Accidental Unfortunate Gesture: Mario says hello with a salute that looks a little bit too much like he's actually trying to heil Hitler.Accidental Misnaming: Mario is referred to by various NPCs as Murphy, Marty-o, Gonzales (though this one is justified as it was his stage name in chapter 3 and it's generally what the people who call him that know him from), and Luigi (said with green text), among other names.Justified because it used to be a prospering town in ancient times that the modern Rogueport was built on top of. Absurdly-Spacious Sewer: Rogueport Sewers is very intricate with spacious rooms, several levels, and even has intact buildings that a few NPCs live in.Absurdly High Level Cap: Unlike the original Paper Mario, the max level is 99, while the game will likely be beaten before you reach the 30s without a large amount of Level Grinding.He's clearly earned the title, but he struggles to remember his former student Goombella, and isn't up-to-date on who's famous. Absent-Minded Professor: Professor Frankly.World exploration is aided by Mario gaining several paper-themed transformations like a paper airplane and a paper boat. Your partners now have a health meter, and can be incapacitated if they run out (though the battle will still go on as long as Mario is alive). Each battle is fought in front of an audience that must be pleased by a good performance in order to increase the amount of Star Power recovered per turn. The previous game's damage-reducing button presses during enemy attacks are supplemented by a Blocking Stops All Damage mechanic with a narrower window of accuracy. Action Commands are also needed for the Limit Break moves that are attained with each Crystal Star. The game retains the same paper aesthetic, Turn-Based Combat, Action Commands, and Better than a Bare Bulb humor of the previous game, with some extra tweaks introduced. As the game goes on, the nature of the treasure and why the X-Nauts are holding Peach comes to light, and let's just say said treasure is not a pile of gold coins. Mario learns from the Goomba Professor Frankly and his young assistant Goombella that said treasure is locked behind the eponymous Thousand-Year Door beneath town, and that opening the massive door involves collecting the Crystal Stars scattered across the surrounding regions. They're after the same treasure as Mario, and are hanging onto Peach for an unknown purpose related to this treasure hunt.
The mysterious secret society of X-Nauts and their leader, Sir Grodus, are the ones responsible this time.
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