Paper Mario Refolded

Paper Mario Refolded is a remake of the original Paper Mario for Nintendo Switch.
== Changes ==
=== Gameplay Changes ===
* The battle system has been heavily revamped, including many features from the original game's sequel. This includes the expanded capabilities of partners, the Superguard ability, and the audience mechanic (including Stylish moves, the Appeal ability, and the Bingo! wheel).
* Action Commands are available from the very beginning of the game, with Goompa teaching the player about them in the battle against Jr. Troopa. Certain abilities that did not have Action Commands in the original game, such as Goombario's Tattle, Lady Bow's Outta Sight, and all special moves, have been given commands for the remake.
* Many new badges have been added, including the P badges for partners. Additionally, the badge stacking mechanic from Thousand-Year Door has been added; badges that would have been redundant under this system (ex: Mega Jump, Mega Smash, etc.) are replaced or removed.
* The Spin Jump, Tornado Jump, Super Hammer, and Ultra Hammer are now in-battle abilities, as in Thousand-Year Door. The upgraded hammers' spin technique is also usable in the overworld, but has no unique effect save for First Strikes (i.e. a regular strike can still break stone and metal blocks).
* More Star Pieces have been added, as Merlow now has more badges to trade for them. Most are given out by either Koopa Koot (who has several new favors, including a few postgame favors) or Chuck Quizmo (who has new quiz questions).
* The HP, FP, and BP caps have been raised to 200, 200, and 99 respectively.
* A temple has been added to Shooting Star Summit where the player can access fights against more difficult versions of the chapter bosses, known as EX bosses. These fights are hosted by the Star Spirits, who will reward Mario with Star Pieces for winning the fights.
* The Pit of 100 Trials has been added, being accessible from Toad Town Tunnels. It functions similar to the pit in Thousand-Year Door, with Mario receiving a new badge and a chance at escaping every ten floors. At the bottom of the pit waits Emperor Montiere, a new boss based on the Monty Mole king seen in beta screenshots of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
* There are several newly introduced enemies.
* Mario now has a Tattle Log storing the Tattles Goombario has given on enemies.
* New items and recipes have been introduced, and a few items have been replaced with their Thousand-Year Door equivalents. For example, the Snowman Doll is replaced with the Ice Storm.
* Chet Rippo is updated with his functions in Thousand-Year Door, where the player chooses exactly which stats he raises and lowers, as well as allowing the player to raise and lower the ranks of Mario's partners.
* The player can now revisit a few areas that weren't accessible after being completed in the original game, primarily Mt. Lavalava.
=== Story/Aesthetic Changes ===
* The art style now resembles that used for the Thousand-Year Door remake, which was itself inspired by the art style of more recent Paper Mario games.
* Much of the game's music has been remixed. The player still has the option to listen to the old songs, as in the Super Mario RPG remake, with newly introduced songs being given N64-style remixes.
* A few characters have been renamed, usually for consistency with later games. For example, Madame Merlar has been renamed Merlumina, and the green Monty Moles in Flower Fields are named Minty Moles.
* Due to Action Commands being available from the start of the game, Twink no longer gives Mario the Lucky Star, instead merely assuring him that Peach is all right, and the fight against the Magikoopa is skipped.
* The player is able to continue playing following the ending of the game. Peach's Castle is now back on the ground, though the player can still access the crashed Bowser's Castle from Star Haven.
== New Content ==
=== New Enemies ===
Name 	Description 	Location
Dark Paratroopa 	Winged versions of Dark Koopas, boasting additional HP and attack power compared to standard Paratroopas. When jumped on, they lose their wings and become Dark Koopas. 	Toad Town Tunnels, Pit of 100 Trials
Boss Bandit 	More powerful Bandits that serve as bosses among their kind, as their name implies. They are capable of stealing items as well as coins. 	Dry Dry Desert, Pit of 100 Trials
Boo 	Mischievous ghosts that can turn themselves and their allies invisible. 	Boo's Mansion, Pit of 100 Trials
Hyper Spiky Goomba	Spiky Goombas that can charge to boost their attack power, similar to Hyper Goombas and Hyper Paragoombas. 	Gusty Gulch, Windy Mill
Dark Boo 	Stronger Boos that have higher HP and attack power but are otherwise identical save for appearance. 	Crystal Palace
Albino Dino 	A trio of mini-bosses that have very high defense, but are weak against fire attacks. They attack by charging towards Mario or his partner or using an icy breath attack that can freeze them. 	Crystal Palace
Spiky Parabuzzy 	Buzzy Beetles that posses both spikes and wings. Due to both of those factors, their immunity to fire, and their high defense, they're much tougher than they look. 	Pit of 100 Trials
Bzzerk 	Bright red Bzzaps with higher HP and attack power. Unlike regular Bzzaps, Bzzerks' attacks are guaranteed to inflict poison. 	Pit of 100 Trials
Dark Bones 	More powerful Dry Bones with glowing red eyes. They have higher HP and attack than Dry Bones and, like their bony fellows, can build Dry Bones and get back up after being defeated unless beaten with fire or explosions. 	Pit of 100 Trials
Dark Koopatrol 	More powerful Koopatrols with very high HP and attack. Unlike regular Koopatrols, they cannot call in reinforcements, but share all of their other abilities, such as charging their attack power and attacking both Mario and his partner. 	Pit of 100 Trials
Golden Chomp 	Gold-plated Chomps that have much higher HP and attack power than regular Chomps, as well as some of the highest defense in the game. 	Pit of 100 Trials
Emperor Montiere 	The ruler of all Monty Moles who waits at the bottom of the Pit of 100 Trials. In ancient times, he ruled a vast underground empire; the Pit of 100 Trials is said to be formed from the ruins of that empire. He attacks with a combination of powerful claw swipes, earth-shaking ground pounds, and dangerous magic that inflicts a variety of status effects.	Pit of 100 Trials
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