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The '''Dictionary''' is a special [[item]] found in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. After [[Mario]] rescues the third [[Star Spirit]], [[Skolar]], Mario and his partners return to [[Toad Town]], only to find that it is hardly in the tranquil state in which they left it, as [[Shy Guys]] are running rampant, stealing personal belongings from residents and pulling a variety of other pranks. Upon approaching [[Russ T.]]'s home, Mario and friends witness a Shy Guy stealing the titular tome. Without it, Russ T. claims that he will lose IQ points and he is unable to aid Mario in his quest, unfortunate since he is the only one who can read the [[Mystery Note]] (which contains the clue to order in which Green Station's 4 color boxes must be hit to restore the track leading to Red station) found in [[Shy Guy's Toy Box]], the domain of the mischievous masked intruders. However retrieveing it is optional as it is possible to restore the track without reading the [[Mystery Note]] provided the boxes are | The '''Dictionary''' is a special [[item]] found in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. After [[Mario]] rescues the third [[Star Spirit]], [[Skolar]], Mario and his partners return to [[Toad Town]], only to find that it is hardly in the tranquil state in which they left it, as [[Shy Guys]] are running rampant, stealing personal belongings from residents and pulling a variety of other pranks. Upon approaching [[Russ T.]]'s home, Mario and friends witness a Shy Guy stealing the titular tome. Without it, Russ T. claims that he will lose IQ points and he is unable to aid Mario in his quest, unfortunate since he is the only one who can read the [[Mystery Note]] (which contains the clue to order in which Green Station's 4 color boxes must be hit to restore the track leading to Red station) found in [[Shy Guy's Toy Box]], the domain of the mischievous masked intruders. However retrieveing it is optional as it is possible to restore the track without reading the [[Mystery Note]] provided the boxes are hit in the correct order. However Russ T. will not provide his helpful hints until it is returned. | ||
When Mario returns it to Russ T., he is glad, as he rewards Mario with a single [[Star Piece (Paper Mario)|Star Piece]] and reads the note. | When Mario returns it to Russ T., he is glad, as he rewards Mario with a single [[Star Piece (Paper Mario)|Star Piece]] and reads the note. | ||
Revision as of 19:16, April 22, 2013
The Dictionary is a special item found in Paper Mario. After Mario rescues the third Star Spirit, Skolar, Mario and his partners return to Toad Town, only to find that it is hardly in the tranquil state in which they left it, as Shy Guys are running rampant, stealing personal belongings from residents and pulling a variety of other pranks. Upon approaching Russ T.'s home, Mario and friends witness a Shy Guy stealing the titular tome. Without it, Russ T. claims that he will lose IQ points and he is unable to aid Mario in his quest, unfortunate since he is the only one who can read the Mystery Note (which contains the clue to order in which Green Station's 4 color boxes must be hit to restore the track leading to Red station) found in Shy Guy's Toy Box, the domain of the mischievous masked intruders. However retrieveing it is optional as it is possible to restore the track without reading the Mystery Note provided the boxes are hit in the correct order. However Russ T. will not provide his helpful hints until it is returned.
When Mario returns it to Russ T., he is glad, as he rewards Mario with a single Star Piece and reads the note.
