Treasure chest

Treasure chests are a recurring object in the . They first appear in Super Mario Bros. 3.
==In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars==
Here, they are named Treasure Boxes. Some treasure chests contain a common item whereas others have a key item, depending on the location. There is a specific Treasure Box named the Magic Treasure Box, which contains an unlimited number of coins.
==In ==
===Paper Mario===
Treasure chests appear throughout the Mushroom Kingdom, where they usually contain items such as important items or even badges. Some Treasure chests are located in plain sight while others are often found hidden. There are also large Treasure chests that contain the Boots and Hammer upgrades for Mario (which contain the Super Boots, Ultra Boots, Super Hammer, and Ultra Hammer). These large Treasure Chests are found in Dry Dry Ruins, Boo's Mansion, Mt. Lavalava, and Toad Town Tunnels.
===Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door===
Like in Paper Mario, treasure chests still contain items and badges. The large Treasure chests containing the Boots and Hammer upgrades return as well. The player can find large treasure chests in The Great Tree, Glitzville given as a gift from X, Riverside Station, and Rogueport (which requires the Ultra Boots from Riverside Station to get to it). Also, there are darker versions of Treasure chests called Black chests that contain the souls of the Four Heroes trapped and turned evil.
===Paper Mario: The Origami King===
The Treasure chest is used to contain many of the games' Collectible Treasures. There is nearly a Treasure chest in every level. Many times they are hidden in secret areas.
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