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{{distinguish2|[[Bingo]] a inhabit of [[Waki-Waki]] with the same name.}}
{{distinguish|[[Bingo]]; a inhabit of [[Waki-Waki]] with the same name}}
[[File:PMTTYD Bingo screenshot.png|thumb|250px|The '''Bingo!''' demonstrated in the tutorial battle by [[Professor Frankly]]]]
[[File:PMTTYD Bingo screenshot.png|thumb|250px|The Bingo! demonstrated in the tutorial battle by [[Professor Frankly]]]]


A '''Bingo!''' is an in-battle event that can occur in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' after successful completion of multiple [[Action Command]]s, often (but not always) providing the player with a strong positive boost depending on their luck and skill.
A '''Bingo!''' is an in-battle event that can occur in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' after successful completion of multiple [[Action Command]]s, often (but not always) providing the player with a strong positive boost depending on their luck and skill.
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*Matching Mushrooms will fully restore the [[Heart Point]]s of both [[Mario]] and his current [[partner]].
*Matching Mushrooms will fully restore the [[Heart Point]]s of both [[Mario]] and his current [[partner]].
*Matching Flowers will fully restore Mario's [[Flower Point]]s.
*Matching Flowers will fully restore Mario's [[Flower Point]]s.
*Matching Stars will fully restore Mario's [[Star Power (Paper Mario)|Star Power]].
*Matching Stars will fully restore Mario's [[Star Power]].
*Matching Shine Sprites will do all three of the above, fully restoring all HP, FP, and Star Power. This icon seems to be slightly more rare than the others.
*Matching Shine Sprites will do all three of the above, fully restoring all HP, FP, and Star Power. This icon appears to show up less commonly than the other icons.
*Matching Poison Mushrooms will cut Mario's HP, his partner's HP, his FP, and his Star Power in half (rounded up). Obviously, if the icon being matched is a Poison Mushroom, it is wise to deliberately fail the Bingo! event. Also, if [[Double Pain]] badge is equipped, the [[Mario]] will be KOed instantly unless he has more than 100 HP.
*Matching Poison Mushrooms (the word BINGO! does not appear) will reduce Mario's HP, his partner's HP, his FP, and his Star Power by half. If Mario has [[Peril|1 HP left]] or has the [[Double Pain]] badge equipped with 99 HP or less (since damage is capped at 99 per hit), then Mario will be [[Game Over|KO'd instantly]]. If they have P-Down, D-Up the damage is still reduced.


Earning a Bingo! also affects the [[audience]] and Mario's ability to gain Star Power from them:<ref>http://ml.techyoshi.com/index.php/topic,142.0.html</ref>
Earning a Bingo! also affects the [[audience]] and Mario's ability to gain Star Power from them:<ref>http://ml.techyoshi.com/index.php/topic,142.0.html</ref>
*A Mushroom, Flower, or Star Bingo! will fill up the audience by half its capacity (for example, if the capacity is 100, then 50 new members will show up). For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and [[Stylish Move]]s (but not [[Appeal]]ing) will be doubled.
*A Mushroom, Flower, or Star Bingo! will fill up the audience by half its capacity (for example, if the capacity is 100, then 50 new members will show up). For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and [[Stylish move]]s (but not [[Appeal]]ing) will be doubled.
*A Shine Sprite Bingo! will completely fill the audience to capacity. For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish Moves (but not Appealing) will be tripled.
*A Shine Sprite Bingo! will fill the audience to capacity. For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish moves (but not Appealing) will be tripled.
*A Poison Mushroom Bingo! will remove the entire audience. For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish Moves (but not Appealing) will be equaled zero.
*A Poison Mushroom Bingo! will cause everyone in the audience to leave. For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish moves (but not Appealing) will be equaled zero.
Earning a Bingo! does not affect the number of audience members that will be present in the next battle - if the audience is nearly empty, it will still be nearly empty at the start of the next battle even if a positive Bingo! was obtained.
Earning a Bingo! does not affect the number of audience members that will be present in the next battle - if the audience is nearly empty, it will still be nearly empty at the start of the next battle even if a positive Bingo! was obtained.


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*The tutorial battle with [[Professor Frankly]], where the player is taught about the audience.
*The tutorial battle with [[Professor Frankly]], where the player is taught about the audience.
*The beginning of the final phase of the battle against the [[Shadow Queen]]. This occurs after a cutscene where the audience's souls are absorbed by the Shadow Queen, rendering the audience empty; earning the Bingo! completely refills it. For this reason, it is recommended to use expensive moves in the first couple of turns before the Bingo! occurs; especially moves using a lot of [[Star Power]], as they do not trigger Bingo! icons. Finishing off with a move consuming a lot of [[Flower Point|FP]] is sensible, as the player's HP, FP and Star Power will be automatically refilled.
*The beginning of the final phase of the battle against the [[Shadow Queen]]. This occurs after a cutscene where the audience's souls are absorbed by the Shadow Queen, rendering the audience empty; earning the Bingo! completely refills it.
 
==Gallery==
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File:TTYD star bingo.gif|Star match
File:TTYD poison bingo.gif|Poison Mushroom match
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==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 21:20, April 30, 2024

Not to be confused with Bingo; a inhabit of Waki-Waki with the same name.
Bingo! in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
The Bingo! demonstrated in the tutorial battle by Professor Frankly

A Bingo! is an in-battle event that can occur in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door after successful completion of multiple Action Commands, often (but not always) providing the player with a strong positive boost depending on their luck and skill.

Each time the player successfully executes an Action Command, a random icon will appear in the upper-right corner of the screen: a Mushroom, Flower, Star, Shine Sprite, or Poison Mushroom. The next time an Action Command is executed (which does not have to be consecutive), a second random icon appears. If the two icons do not match, they disappear and the process restarts. If the two icons do match, they remain there until the player completes a third Action Command. After the third successful move finishes, the two symbols will appear in the middle of the screen with a third symbol rapidly changing, scrolling vertically like a slot machine in a predictable order. The player must stop the third icon with A Button. If the third symbol doesn't match the other two, nothing happens and the entire process restarts. If the three icons match, then an event occurs based on which icon has been lined up:

  • Matching Mushrooms will fully restore the Heart Points of both Mario and his current partner.
  • Matching Flowers will fully restore Mario's Flower Points.
  • Matching Stars will fully restore Mario's Star Power.
  • Matching Shine Sprites will do all three of the above, fully restoring all HP, FP, and Star Power. This icon appears to show up less commonly than the other icons.
  • Matching Poison Mushrooms (the word BINGO! does not appear) will reduce Mario's HP, his partner's HP, his FP, and his Star Power by half. If Mario has 1 HP left or has the Double Pain badge equipped with 99 HP or less (since damage is capped at 99 per hit), then Mario will be KO'd instantly. If they have P-Down, D-Up the damage is still reduced.

Earning a Bingo! also affects the audience and Mario's ability to gain Star Power from them:[1]

  • A Mushroom, Flower, or Star Bingo! will fill up the audience by half its capacity (for example, if the capacity is 100, then 50 new members will show up). For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish moves (but not Appealing) will be doubled.
  • A Shine Sprite Bingo! will fill the audience to capacity. For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish moves (but not Appealing) will be tripled.
  • A Poison Mushroom Bingo! will cause everyone in the audience to leave. For the rest of the current turn and the following three turns, the Star Power gained from Action Commands and Stylish moves (but not Appealing) will be equaled zero.

Earning a Bingo! does not affect the number of audience members that will be present in the next battle - if the audience is nearly empty, it will still be nearly empty at the start of the next battle even if a positive Bingo! was obtained.

Moves used by Star Power do not contribute icons to the Bingo! set, even if their Action Commands are successful. A Bingo! cannot be built across multiple battles; any icons earned are lost when the battle ends. The Bingo! event does not occur if the third successful Action Command ends the battle.

Special cases[edit]

There are two events in specific battles where Mario automatically earns Shine Sprite icons for successful Action Commands and is guaranteed a successful Bingo!, even if the player attempts to fail matching the third icon.

  • The tutorial battle with Professor Frankly, where the player is taught about the audience.
  • The beginning of the final phase of the battle against the Shadow Queen. This occurs after a cutscene where the audience's souls are absorbed by the Shadow Queen, rendering the audience empty; earning the Bingo! completely refills it.

Gallery[edit]

References[edit]