Skill charger
| Skill charger | |
|---|---|
 Artwork of a red skill charger | |
| Appears in | Dr. Mario World (2019) |
| Effect | When matched, it grants the player a charged skill meter. |
- “This item, theskill charger, will charge up yourskill meter. Let's try it out. First, match three pieces of the same color.”
- —Dr. Toad,Dr. Mario World
Theskill charger is a stage feature inDr. Mario World. Represented by an energy drink, if it is eliminated such as by matching at least twocapsules the same color as it, each item grants doctors 60 points filled in their skill meter. Many of the doctors' skills are lower than this amount so it would be fully charged for them, with some exceptions such asDr. Dry Bowser (100 points at level 1, 76 SP at level 5).
The skill charger is related to theSkill Up, which grants a fully charged doctor ability on stage start and theskill filler, where it can fully charge doctor abilities if players choose to use it. Some assistants can turnviruses into skill chargers at the stage start, most notablyHoney Queen (both stage and VS) andWiggler (stage mode only).
Gallery[edit]
Sprite of a red skill charger
Sprite of a blue skill charger
Sprite of a yellow skill charger
Sprite of a green skill charger
Sprite of a light blue skill charger
Sprite of a pink skill charger
Sprite of a purple skill charger
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スキルチャージ[1] Sukiru Chāji | Skill Charge | |
| Chinese(Simplified) | 技能蓄力[1] Jìnéng Xù Lì | Skill Charge | |
| Chinese(Traditional) | 技能蓄力[1] Jìnéng Xù Lì | Skill Charge | |
| French | Charger de talent[1] | Skill charger | |
| German | Talentlader[1] | Skill charger | |
| Italian | Carica abilità[1] | Skill charger | |
| Korean | 스킬 충전[1] Seukil Chungjeon | Skill Charge | |
| Portuguese(Brazilian) | Habilidose[1] | Portmanteau ofhabilidade ("skill") and "dose" | |
| Spanish(Latin American) | Tecnidosis[1] | Portmanteau oftécnica ("skill") anddosis ("dose") | |
| Spanish(European) | Tecnidosis[1] | Portmanteau oftécnica ("skill") anddosis ("dose") |
