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The Temple Key is an item in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. It is found in Monstro Town on the roof of a house. By repeatedly talking to the

Belome Temple is an underground location in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, and a sub-area of Land's End. The temple honors the monster Belome

Not to be confused with Tumble Temple. Tumblin' Temple is the fifteenth level in Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, as well

Wario Land 3. For the stage in the Super Smash Bros. series, see Temple (stage). The Temple is a location in Wario Land 3. During the events of the game,

“This temple is pretty creepy, but I think the professor is hamming it up just a little bit...” —Olivia, Paper Mario: The Origami King The Temple of Shrooms

the entrance of the temple where the Rare Orbs are placed resembles the Aztec calendar. Cranky Kong briefly alludes to the Golden Temple, where he mentions

wins, he and Toad are permitted to enter the Temple of Bask. Inside the temple, Mario encounters the temple's guardian, Aster, who gives Mario some background

Four differently colored keys are hidden throughout the level: a Gray Key (or Silver Key), Red Key, Green Key, and Blue Key. Wario can only clear a level

Mario grabs it, a new temple opens up. In every temple, there are three rounds a challenger has to win to become champion of that temple. Two Toads standing

of the level. It contains the Llama's Temple where Lanky Kong is jailed, the Temple with Five Doors, and a temple where Tiny races a beetle. Funky's Store

Blocks, as well as a POW Block to defeat a Big Thwomp and collect a Key needed to open a Key Door. After entering yet another Warp Pipe, Mario must climb a

Planet Keys are used to open up the Secret Zones on all five planets in the main game, which contain Sparks, and Weapon Skins. Planet Keys are keys that

Café Key is an item in Paper Mario: Color Splash. It is used to unlock the gate to the Mustard Café. The Mustard Café Chef usually keeps the key on him

are four Ruins Keys in total. The first Ruins Key is found in the third room visited. It unlocks the door to the room above. The second key is found further

inside the Sunrise Temple. Scattered throughout the temple are murals that depict Augie's backstory. When the heroes enter the Sunrise Temple, they can find

exploring a dangerous and mysterious temple like this? Watch your step!” —Huey, Paper Mario: Color Splash Kiwano Temple is a location from Paper Mario: Color

Peach's emblem is engraved on the key. Throughout the game, Luigi searches for the key, only to find many different other keys to other areas instead during

from the game's Key Temple levels, the Cloud Gateway can be used to enter this secret world. In the original Wii version, Golden Temple was the ninth world

“Keep Track of Your Card Key! OR ELSE!” —Poster, Paper Mario: Color Splash The Snifit's Card Key is an item from Paper Mario: Color Splash. It is used

Not to be confused with Tumble Temple. Temple Topple is the twenty-first level in Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, as well