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[[Image:Image21-33.jpg|thumb|right|[[Mario]] discovers one million '''Rubees'''.]] | [[Image:Image21-33.jpg|thumb|right|[[Mario]] discovers one million '''Rubees'''.]] | ||
A '''Rubee''' is a type of currency found in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They resemble small red gems. | A '''Rubee''' is a type of currency found in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. They resemble small red gems. One [[Coin]] is equal to approxemetley 10,000 Rubees. | ||
In Chapter 2-3, [[Mario]] breaks a vase belonging to [[Mimi]], under the guise of [[Merlee|Merlee's]] maid. Mimi orders Mario to pay for the vase in Rubees — one million of them, to be exact. Mario only had [[Coin]]s on him, however, so Mimi puts him to work to pay off the debt. Mario starts off working just like the other captives, but soon discovers a massive hoard of Rubees, allowing him to pay off the debt. Later, in Chapter 6, [[Mimi]] used Rubees to attack the heroes, dropping them on the heroes. They stick in the floor on impact. Even in this state they are a threat, as they impede the heroes' movements and damage the heroes if they jump on them. However, despite their spiky nature, they can be carried with [[Thoreau]] and then thrown at Mimi. | In Chapter 2-3, [[Mario]] breaks a vase belonging to [[Mimi]], under the guise of [[Merlee|Merlee's]] maid. Mimi orders Mario to pay for the vase in Rubees — one million of them, to be exact. Mario only had [[Coin]]s on him, however, so Mimi puts him to work to pay off the debt. Mario starts off working just like the other captives, but soon discovers a massive hoard of Rubees, allowing him to pay off the debt. Later, in Chapter 6, [[Mimi]] used Rubees to attack the heroes, dropping them on the heroes. They stick in the floor on impact. Even in this state they are a threat, as they impede the heroes' movements and damage the heroes if they jump on them. However, despite their spiky nature, they can be carried with [[Thoreau]] and then thrown at Mimi. | ||