Battery
- This article is about the Thing from the Paper Mario series. For the item inLuigi's Ghost Mansion inNintendo Land, seeBattery (Nintendo Land).
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First appearance | Paper Mario: Sticker Star (2012) |
Latest appearance | Paper Mario: Color Splash (2016) |
- “So...if I remember correctly, lightning tends to strike tall, metal objects.”
- —Huey,Paper Mario: Color Splash
TheBattery, originally known as theD-Cell Battery, is aThing inPaper Mario: Sticker Star andPaper Mario: Color Splash.
History
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
InPaper Mario: Sticker Star, the D-Cell Battery is hidden inChomp Ruins.Mario must locate the ledge with theBig Shiny Baahammer and hammer around the north wall to reveal the battery, allowing him to collect it. It remains inMario'sAlbum until it is turned into asticker at aSling-a-Thing station. Once it has been used as a sticker, it returns to its original position. It can also be purchased from theShady Toad for 170coins.
The D-Cell Battery is a medium-sized sticker, taking up 1.5×1.5 squares in Mario's album. When it is used in battle, as with theWatch Battery andCar Battery, church bells ring as a dark and stormy background appears. The D-Cell Battery is revealed in the background, shaking frantically before sending out powerful lightning aimed at the enemies. This causes each of them to take damage and possibly be defeated. The damage is increased if the player presses as the lightning strikes each enemy.
The D-Cell Battery may also be placed into theSticker Museum as #27, alongside the other electric-based Things. Its basic description claims it is related to other types of batteries, while its museum description claims it is possibly a tremendous source of power. However, feeble and cautious efforts toward testing this proved futile.
Paper Mario: Color Splash
InPaper Mario: Color Splash, the Battery is found among the barrels inside the ship atViolet Passage. Once the Battery has been picked up, it is wrung out, refills Mario's paint, and become a colorless card. Once it has been used as a card, it returns to its original position. It can also be purchased from theWringer for 300 coins and sold as an unpainted card for 1 coin. A replica version of the Battery can be collected from theBattle Spin.
When it is used in battle, the scenery changes to rocky terrain with a cloudy sky and aRoman temple in the distance. The Battery appears from the clouds as a singer performs. It quickly moves closer to the battle and shakes rapidly. It causes lightning to strike each enemy with the singer laughing as each enemy is struck if more than 1 enemy is in the battle. The damage is increased if the player presses as the lightning strikes each enemy.
The Battery is needed to power theGreen Energy Plant. Mario must enter theWarp Pipe next to the building and useCutout to make space for the card. The sky then darkens as more clouds and the Battery come into view. The Battery begins to shake, but stops. Huey comes out to make a comment and gets struck by the lightning which travels down the wire connected to the building and restores power.
The Battery can also be placed into thePrisma Museum, where it can be tested.
Profiles
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
- In-game description:"Big brother of the C, AA and AAA."
- American English Sticker Museum plaque:"All readings indicate that this cylinder harbors a huge amount of latent power. We have attempted to access it, but a vigorous stick-poking met with failure."
- British English Sticker Museum plaque:"All readings indicate that this cylinder holds a huge amount of latent power. We attempted to access it, but our "poke-it-with-a-stick" technique failed."
Paper Mario: Color Splash
- Item description:"Contains enough energy to power household items and such."
Gallery
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Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | たん1でんち[?] Tan-ichi Denchi | D Battery | |
French (NOE) | Pile standard[?] | Standard battery | Paper Mario: Sticker Star |
Pile[?] | Battery | Paper Mario: Color Splash | |
German | Batterie[?] | Battery | |
Korean | 건전지[?] Geonjeonji | Battery | |
Russian | Батарейка[?] Batareyka | Electric battery (lit. "small battery") |