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| {{location infobox
| | The '''Crystal Palace''' is where the last [[Star Spirits|Star Spirit]] is being held in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. This palace is a 'mirror' filled castle with puzzles in every which way. [[Mario]] and his teammates must solve the puzzles and fight off many [[Duplighost|Duplighosts]] and [[Clubba|White Clubba]]s to get to the boss. After solving the puzzles, they manage to reach the boss: the [[Crystal King]]. After they defeat him, they free the last Star Spirit, [[Kalmar]]. |
| |image=[[File:Crystal Palace.png|256px]]<br>One of the puzzles in the Crystal Palace
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| |greater_location=[[Shiver Region]]
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| |ruler=[[Crystal King]]
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| |inhabitants=[[White Clubba]]s, [[Duplighost]]s, [[Swoopula]]s, [[Albino Dino]]s
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| |first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario]]'' ([[List of games by date#2000|2000]])
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| }}
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| [[File:Albino Dinos.png|thumb|left|The Albino Dino section.]]
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| {{quote|The Crystal Palace was originally built to honor the Stars... But as time passed, it slowly faded from the memories of local people... ...and now, no one can remember how to reach the palace.|Merle|Paper Mario}}
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| The '''Crystal Palace''' is a location where the final [[Star Spirits|Star Spirit]] is being held during the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]''. This palace is a 'mirror' filled castle with puzzles in every which way. [[Mario]] and his teammates must solve the puzzles and fight off many [[Duplighost|Duplighosts]] and [[White Clubba]]s to get to the boss. After solving the puzzles, they manage to reach the [[Crystal King]]. After they defeat him, they free the last Star Spirit, [[Kalmar]]. | |
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| Comically, at one point in the palace, four Duplighosts pretend to be [[Kooper]] and say they are him, when in actuality they turned into [[Goompa]], [[Kolorado]], [[Koopa Koot]], and [[Luigi]], and act like them (with the Luigi one even calling Mario "Brother").
| | Many of the walls look like mirrors, but they're actually just glass, because the reflections are always [[Duplighost]]s in diguise. The palace has two areas, the front (main) area and the rooms behind the glass walls. Each will need to be inspected carefully, because going back and forth between them can be confusing, since they're almost exactly the same. |
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| Many of the walls look like mirrors, but they are actually just glass, because the reflections are always [[Duplighost]]s in disguise. The palace has two areas, the front (main) area and the rooms behind the glass walls. Each will need to be inspected carefully, because going back and forth between them can be confusing, since they are almost exactly the same.
| | The Crystal Palace was once a shrine to the [[Star Spirits]], but it's location and how to get there became lost over time. The only way to reach it is a secret passage in [[Shiver Snowfield]] to [[Shiver Mountain]], where at the top is the palace. |
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| The Crystal Palace was once a shrine to the [[Star Spirits]], but its location and how to get there became lost over time. The only way to reach it is a secret passage in [[Shiver Snowfield]] to [[Shiver Mountain]], where at the top is the palace.
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| In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', [[Koopook]] mentions in his RDM to Mario that he is hiding in the Crystal Palace. The English script of the GameCube version mistranslates the Crystal Palace's Japanese name (''Kurisutā Shinden'') as '''Goomstar Temple''', a result of misinterpreting ''Kurisutā'' as a portmanteau of "[[Goomba]]" (''Kuribō'') and "star" (''sutā'') along with translating ''shinden'' more literally as "temple." In [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|the Switch remake]], this is correctly translated to "Crystal Palace."
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| ==Enemies==
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| :''For [[List of Paper Mario enemy formations|enemy formations]] in the Crystal Palace, see [[List of Paper Mario enemy formations#Crystal Palace|here]].''
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| <gallery widths="100px" heights="80px">
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| Swoopula PM.png|[[Swoopula]]
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| Duplighost PM.png|[[Duplighost]]
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| PMRMagikoopaGround.png|[[Red Magikoopa]]
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| PMYMagikoopaGround.png|[[Yellow Magikoopa]]
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| WhiteClubbaPM.png|[[White Clubba]]
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| PMGMagikoopaGround.png|[[Gray Magikoopa]]
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| PMWMagikoopaGround.png|[[White Magikoopa]]
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| PM Grounded Green Magikoopa Sprite.png|[[Green Magikoopa]]
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| Crystal Bits.png|[[Crystal Bit]]s
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| PMCrystalKing.png|[[Crystal King]] (Chapter 7 Boss)
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| </gallery>
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| ==Items==
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| {{RPG item locations
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| |item1=[[Star Piece (Paper Mario series)|Star Piece]] x3
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| |image1=[[File:PM StarPiece.gif]]
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| |location1=<nowiki/>
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| *In a cave at the very west of the area behind the outside mirror.
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| *Under a hidden panel below the question block in the big Albino Dino room.
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| *Under a hidden panel at the symmetrical position in the small Albino Dino room.
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| |item2=[[Super Mushroom|Super Shroom]]
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| |image2={{PM item|Super Shroom|text=}}
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| |location2=In a question block near the door in the room to the north of the first room.
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| |item3=[[Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star]]
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| |image3={{PM item|Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star|text=}}
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| |location3=At the very east of the area to the north of the first room.
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| |item4=[[Maple Syrup]]
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| |image4={{PM item|Maple Syrup|text=}}
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| |location4=In the question block near the door in the big Albino Dino statue room.
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| |item5=[[Jammin' Jelly]]
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| |image5={{PM item|Jammin' Jelly|text=}}
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| |location5=In a hidden block at the symmetrical position in the small Albino Dino statue room.
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| |item6=[[P-Down, D-Up]]
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| |image6=[[File:P-Down D-Up Badge.png]]
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| |location6=At the very east of the area below the room to the north of the first room.
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| |item7=[[P-Up, D-Down]]
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| |image7=[[File:P-Up D-Down Badge.png]]
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| |location7=In a treasure chest at the very east of the area below the small Albino Dino statue room.
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| |item8=[[Triple Dip]]
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| |image8=[[File:Triple Dip Badge.png]]
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| |location8=In a treasure box in the fourth room after the red key (requires using Bombette on the wall behind the mirror one scene earlier).
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| |item9=[[Blue Key (Paper Mario)|Blue Key]]
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| |image9=[[File:PM BlueKey.png]]
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| |location9=In a treasure chest at the very east of the area to the south of the first room.
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| |item10=[[Red Key (Paper Mario)|Red Key]]
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| |image10=[[File:PM Red Key.png]]
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| |location10=In a treasure chest at the very east of the area below the room to the south of the first room (requires Spin Jump breaking the north room first).
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| |item11=[[Palace Key (Paper Mario)|Palace Key]]
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| |image11=[[File:PM Palace Key.png]]
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| |location11=In a treasure chest at the very east of the area below the big Albino Dino room.
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| }}
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| ===[[List of hidden blocks in Paper Mario|Hidden ? block]]===
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| {|class=wikitable width=100% style="text-align:center"
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| !width=10%|Item
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| !Description
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| !width=20%|Image
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| |[[File:PaperMario Items JamminJelly.png]]<br>[[Jammin' Jelly]]
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| |On the mirror side, in the western area with the small [[Albino Dino]] statue, Mario should Tornado Jump northwest from the door, above the Spin Panel, to reveal the hidden ? Block.
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| |[[File:PMHiddenBlock39.png|250px]]
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| |}
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| ==Profiles==
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| *'''Tattles'''
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| **"''So spacious! You gotta love the high ceilings, huh, Mario? You could set up a basketball court in here! The rich really know how to live!''"
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| **"''This room is pretty cramped. I wonder what it was used for. Servants quarters, maybe?''"
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| **"''I never trust polished floors because they're often slippery. I really don't want to fall and bump my head.''"
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| **"''Even though we're indoors, it's still freezing in here! I mean, seriously, the floor's frozen... I hate it.''"
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| **"''It looks like your basic passage. Since we're in a palace, I'll call it a palatial passage.''"
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| **"''Strange... The reflected room looks slightly different... Funny, huh...''"
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| **"''Ah-ha! It's a cave, isn't it? It's nice to get a breath of fresh air, but I must say that it's even colder out here than in there. Unbelievable!''"
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| **"''Is this like a waiting room? I don't know how people could deal with so many rooms. It's totally confusing.''"
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| **"''My reflection is weird. Seeing myself in the floor is starting to freak me out.''"
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| **"''Boy, these rooms all seem to look alike, huh? It seems symmetrical. You know, the left side is a mirror image of the right side. It'll be really easy to get lost in here. Continue with care. OK, Mario?''"
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| **"''This is a long corridor, huh? Hey! That's our reflection in the floor! It's like a mirror! This place almost makes me miss the desert. I'm freezing! How can you stand it?''"
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| **"''Talk about cold! My knees are knocking! My teeth are chattering! Don't you have any problems at all, Mario? Let's keep moving so I don't freeze into a Goombsicle. I've had all I can stand... ...must leave this fridge...''"
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| **"''This is a long corridor, huh? Even the wallpaper around here looks frozen. Although I do very much like the star pattern.''"
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| **"''Mario, have you noticed our reflection on the floor? I don't trust a floor this shiny. I bet it's slippery.''"
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| **"''The architecture of this place is really bizarre. We pass back and forth through these glass walls. Not knowing what's a mirror and what's not really bugs me.''"
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| **"''An indoor bridge? Now I've seen everything!''"
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| **"''I thought you already knew that you could activate switches by giving them some sort of shock. You can use [[Kooper]] or [[Bombette]] to do it, you know. Don't forget!''"
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| **"''All the rooms look alike around here. Did they design this area to intentionally confuse us?''"
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| **"''The official line on this palace is that it's temporarily closed because of the snow and ice. Do you think [[Kolorado]] would research this place? I wonder if he's already planning a trip here... Maybe he's never heard of the palace at all. Or maybe he just has no clue how to get up here.''"
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| **"''It's easy to believe that this place was originally built as palace to honor the Stars of the sky. Merle said that, didn't he? It's terrible that people have forgotten it and don't come here anymore. What a waste. Maybe after we clear it, the tourist trade will start anew.''"
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| **"''That's one big stone statue. Even you couldn't budge a statue that massive, Mario. If it were just a bit smaller, we could probably push it.''"
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| **"''Hey, Mario! You can reach far-off objects by jumping and kicking Kooper's shell, isn't that right? So he can activate switches that are across wide gaps or even in reflections, right? I wish I could do that, too.''"
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| **"''Well, I've determined that there's nothing here but cold, and I don't like it at all!!!''"
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| **"''There's a mysterious stone statue. This palace seems to have cornered the market on mysterious stone statues, huh? Brrr... It's so cold. This cold is gonna give me a cold...''"
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| **"''I think my body temperature has dropped about ten degrees since we've been here. I should've kept that scarf we gave to the snowman. Mario, you don't look cold. Is it just because I'm a Goomba or because you're a fine-tuned adventuring machine?''"
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| **"''I wonder how far we've gone. I really can't say enough good things about the star decorations here. I mean it. It's such a pity that people don't visit here.''"
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| **"''The blue decorating scheme makes this place feel so cold. Some warm tones would help. ...So...very...cold...''"
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| **"''Those [[Albino Dino]]s... They seem to turn and face us when we talk to 'em.''"
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| **"''It looks like we can take a break here, doesn't it? If only we had some hot cocoa, we could take a real rest.''"
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| **"''Hmm...a back door. You think it's going to be a dead end up ahead? Hey, by the way... What do you think the Star Spirits are up to right now? I was just thinking of 'em.''"
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| *'''Map description:'''
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| **''Once a special place to wish on stars, it's now deserted.''
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| **After Chapter 7
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| ***''This deserted palace was first built for wishing on stars. A [[Kalmar|Star Spirit]] was once held here by the [[Crystal King]].''
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| ==Gallery==
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| <gallery>
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| Crystal Palace Entrance.png|Mario and Kooper entering the Crystal Palace
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| Crystal Palace Entrance Puzzle.gif|The floor will adjust after Mario spin jumps on the panel.
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| Crystal Palace First Save Block.png|[[Save Block]]
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| Crystal Palace Treasure Chests 1-2, 5-6.png|Mario finds a treasure chest.
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| Crystal Palace Blocks 1-2.png|[[Brick Block]]s inside the palace
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| Two Crystal Palace Duplighosts Defeated.png|Two Duplighosts running away
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| PM Star Piece CrystalPalaceCave.png|The [[Star Piece (Paper Mario series)|Star Piece]] in the cave outside Crystal Palace.
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| Crystal Palace Block 3.png|A [[? Block]]
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| Shooting Star Crystal Palace.png|[[Shooting Star (item)|Shooting Star]]
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| P-Down, D-Up Crystal Palace.png|[[P-Down, D-Up]]
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| Red Key Crystal Palace.png|[[Red Key (Paper Mario)|Red Key]]
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| PM Star Piece CrystalPalaceBigAlbinoDino.png|The Star Piece in the big [[Albino Dino]] statue room.
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| PM Star Piece CrystalPalaceSmallAlbinoDino.png|The Star Piece in the small Albino Dino statue room.
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| Triple Dip Crystal Palace.png|[[Triple Dip]]
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| P-Up, D-Down Crystal Palace.png|[[P-Up, D-Down]]
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| Albino Dino Puzzle Solved.gif|A path forms after moving some Albino Dino statues.
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| Recovery & Save Block Room Crystal Palace.png|The room containing a [[Recovery Block|recovery block]] and a [[Save Block]]
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| Final Crystal Palace Area.png|Mario takes the final path before the Crystal King.
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| The Crystal King Appears.png|The [[Crystal King]]
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| Crystal King Battle.png|The battle against the Crystal King
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| Summoning Crystal Bits.gif|The Crystal King summons Crystal Bits.
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| Kooper Fires Crystal King.gif|[[Kooper]] using [[Fire Shell]] on the [[Crystal King]].
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| End of Chapter 7! PM.png|End of Chapter
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| Kalmar Departs.png|Kalmar thanks Mario before departing.
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| </gallery>
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| ==Names in other languages==
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| {{PM map}}
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| {{foreign names
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| |Jap=クリスターしんでん
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| |JapR=Kurisutā Shinden
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| |JapM="Crystar" Temple; a portmanteau of "crystal" and "star"
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| |Dut=Spiegelpaleis
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| |DutM=Mirror Palace <small>(Mentioned by [[Koopook|Koopok]] in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'')</small>
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| |Spa=Palacio de Cristal
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| |SpaM=Crystal Palace
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| |Fre=Palace de Cristal
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| |FreM=Crystal Palace
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| |Ger=Kristall-Palast
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| |GerM=Crystal Palace
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| |Ita=Reggia di Cristallo
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| |ItaM=Royal Palace of Crystal
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| |Chi=水晶宫殿
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| |ChiR=Shuǐjīng Gōngdiàn
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| |ChiM=Crystal Palace
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| }}
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| {{PM}}
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| [[Category:Dungeons]]
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| [[Category:Snowscapes]]
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| [[Category:Paper Mario locations]]
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| [[de:Kristall-Palast]]
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| [[it:Reggia di Cristallo]]
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