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{{quote|Argh! I dropped it! SPLOOSH! A fat sack of precious [[coin]]s, right into the ol' drink...|Shy Guy|Paper Mario: The Origami King}}
{{quote|Argh! I dropped it! SPLOOSH! A fat sack of precious [[coin]]s, right into the ol' drink...|Shy Guy|Paper Mario: The Origami King}}
The '''Heavy Bag''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It is one of several treasures found within the depths of [[The Great Sea]]. It belongs to a [[Shy Guy]] who appears to have dropped and lost it. [[Mario]] must travel to the Shy Guy on an island near [[Toad Town]] port and speak to him. He simply tells Mario he has dropped the sack into the ocean. Once the [[Super Marino]] has been obtained from the museum and attached to [[Sea Captain Toad]]'s boat, Mario is able to dive down in front of this Shy Guy.
[[File:PMTOK Super Marino underwater.png|thumb|left|The Heavy Bag on the sea floor]]
The '''Heavy Bag''' is a special item in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It one of several items that can be found in the depths of [[The Great Sea]]. It belongs to a [[Shy Guy]] who appears to have dropped and lost it. [[Mario]] must travel to the Shy Guy on a tiny island near [[Toad Town]] port and speak to him. He simply tells Mario he has dropped a sack of coins into the ocean. Once [[Super Marino]] is obtained from [[Musée Champignon]] and attached to [[Sea Captain Toad]]'s boat, Mario can use it to dive into the sea in front of this Shy Guy.


They are able to look around and use the arms of the submarine to find and pull in the bag. [[Olivia]] decides it must belong someone, so it is best not to peek inside. Mario is then able to speak to the Shy Guy nearby to return it. He rewards Mario for his honesty with 1,000 [[coin]]s, promising to never let the bag out of his sight again.
After Mario collects the Heavy Bag from the sea floor, [[Olivia]] decides it must belong to someone, so it is best not to peek inside. Mario can speak to the Shy Guy again to return the bag. By doing so, the Shy Guy rewards Mario for his honesty with 1,000 [[coin]]s and promises to never let the bag out of his sight again.
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==Names in other languages==
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ズッシリした袋
|JapR=Zusshiri Shita Fukuro
|JapM=Bulky Bag
|Fre=Bourse pesante
|FreM=Heavy coin purse
|Ita=Borsa pesante
|ItaM=Heavy bag
|Spa=Bolsa pesada
|SpaM=Heavy bag
}}


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[[Category:Paper Mario: The Origami King Special Items]]
[[Category:Paper Mario: The Origami King special items]]
[[it:Borsa pesante]]
[[it:Borsa pesante]]

Latest revision as of 09:48, January 11, 2024

Heavy Bag
An item from Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Description
"A Shy Guy's precious keepsake, lost at sea. Let's try to return it."
First appearance Paper Mario: The Origami King (2020)
“Argh! I dropped it! SPLOOSH! A fat sack of precious coins, right into the ol' drink...”
Shy Guy, Paper Mario: The Origami King
The Super Marino underwater
The Heavy Bag on the sea floor

The Heavy Bag is a special item in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It one of several items that can be found in the depths of The Great Sea. It belongs to a Shy Guy who appears to have dropped and lost it. Mario must travel to the Shy Guy on a tiny island near Toad Town port and speak to him. He simply tells Mario he has dropped a sack of coins into the ocean. Once Super Marino is obtained from Musée Champignon and attached to Sea Captain Toad's boat, Mario can use it to dive into the sea in front of this Shy Guy.

After Mario collects the Heavy Bag from the sea floor, Olivia decides it must belong to someone, so it is best not to peek inside. Mario can speak to the Shy Guy again to return the bag. By doing so, the Shy Guy rewards Mario for his honesty with 1,000 coins and promises to never let the bag out of his sight again.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ズッシリした袋
Zusshiri Shita Fukuro
Bulky Bag

French Bourse pesante
Heavy coin purse
Italian Borsa pesante
Heavy bag
Spanish Bolsa pesada
Heavy bag