Dry Dry Desert (Paper Mario)

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Dry Dry Desert
Kolorado's camp in Dry Dry Desert
Professor Kolorado's camp site in Dry Dry Desert.
Appears in Paper Mario (2000)
Greater location Mushroom Kingdom
Inhabitants Bandits, Pokeys, whirlwinds

Dry Dry Desert is a vast, hot desert in the Mushroom Kingdom. It appears as a major location in the second chapter of Paper Mario. Mario gets there by using the Dry Dry Railroad and climbing Mt. Rugged in Chapter 2. Mario can find Kolorado and his research team in the first area he enters. After exploring the desert a bit, Mario and his team visit the desert town of Dry Dry Outpost. After talking to Moustafa and receiving the Pulse Stone, Mario must search the hot desert to find Dry Dry Ruins. Many side-quests, badges and items are available in this large desert.

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the green Ratooey Lumpy visits Dry Dry Desert to strike it rich by digging for oil. Mario can read about Lumpy's visit to the desert in his diary once he returns to Rogueport.

Layout[edit]

The desert is a 7x7 grid of smaller areas, or 49 panels, with a straight road running through the middle of it. The Mt. Rugged exit is on the west (D1), while Dry Dry Outpost is on the east (D7). The oasis (F7) can be found two screens south of the screen just before Dry Dry Outpost, which is all the way to the east.

Characters[edit]

Main article: List of unnamed NPCs in Paper Mario by location (A–S) § Dry Dry Desert

Enemies[edit]

For enemy formations in Dry Dry Desert, see List of Paper Mario enemy formations § Dry Dry Desert.

If Mario gets caught by a whirlwind, it will deposit him one screen north and one screen east of his location.

Collectibles[edit]

In addition to the items listed below, others such as Dried Fruits may be dropped by enemies.

Field/Given/Objects[edit]

Item Location Location Image
Sprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
Coin
  • In the scene A7, in a palm tree near the Coin Block.
  • In the palm tree found in the scene C7.
  • In the scene D7, three can be found in palm trees.
  • In the palm tree next to the entrance to scene D5 in scene D6.
  • In the palm tree in the scene D5.
  • In the scene E7, in the palm tree closest to the oasis entrance.
  • In the scene F7 (oasis scene), in the palm tree closest to the entrance to scene F6.
  • In the scene F7 (oasis scene), in the palm tree under the Recovery Block.
  • In the scene F6, in a palm tree near the Coin Block.
  • In the scene G7, found in the right palm tree.
 Mario finding a Coin in the scene A7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding a Coin in the scene C7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding three coins in the scene D7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding a Coin in the scene D6 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding a Coin in the scene D5 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding a Coin in the scene E7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding the first Coin in the scene F7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding the second Coin in the scene F7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding a Coin in the scene F6 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mario finding a Coin in the scene G7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Fire Flower
Fire Flower 		Behind the northeast cactus at scene A6. Mario finding Fire Flower in the scene A6 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Lemon
Lemon 		Endlessly harvestable from the west tree in the oasis (F7) - can be given to Moustafa in Dry Dry Outpost to get a hint about progressing (non-mandatory). Mario finding Lemon in the scene F7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
A letter
Letter
  • In the most southeastern tree at the final scene (D7).
  • In the tree at the first scene (D1). Obtainable after Kolorado removes his camp.
 Obtaining a letter in Dry Dry Desert
Obtaining the letter in Dry Dry Desert
Lime
Lime 		Endlessly harvestable from the east tree in the oasis (F7). Mario finding Lime in the scene F7 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Maple Super
Maple Super 		Given by the Trading Event Toad at scene A3 when participating in the second contest. Mario receiveing Maple Super from Trading Event Toad in the scene A3 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
A badge from Paper Mario
Spin Attack 		On a big stone at scene E6, get it with the help from the tornado at F5 (2 screens south of Nomadimouse, obtainable via the whirlwind in area with blue cacti). Mario finding Spin Attack Badge in the scene E6 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Stopwatch
Stop Watch 		On a block at scene E6 (requires Kooper or Tornado Jump). Mario finding Stop Watch in the scene E6 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Tasty Tonic
Tasty Tonic 		Behind a bush at the southeastern corner of scene F6. Mario finding Tasty Tonic in the scene F6 of Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.

Blocks[edit]

Item Location Location Image
Sprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario. Fright Mask
Coin and Fright Jar 		In the scene A1. First and second ? Blocks in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
10 Coins 		In the Coin Block near the palm tree in the scene A7. Third ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Sprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario. 10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario. Honey Syrup
2 Coins and Honey Syrup 		In the scene B5. Fourth, fifth and sixth ? Blocks in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Mushroom Super Mushroom Ultra Mushroom
Mushroom, Super Shroom and Ultra Shroom 		At scene C1, in the ? block that appears after hitting the block 1 time (Mushroom)/10 times (Super Shroom)/100 times (Ultra Shroom). Seventh, eighth and ninth ? Blocks in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
4xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario. Fire Flower
4 Coins and Fire Flower 		In the scene C3. Tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth ? Blocks in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario. 10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
10 Coins (x2) 		In the scene C6, there are 7 brick blocks. The two in the middle are Coin Blocks. Fifteenth and sixteenth ? Blocks in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
10 Coins 		In the scene E1, there are four brick blocks. The middle one is a Coin Block. Seventeenth ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Sprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
Coin 		In the scene E4. Eighteenth ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Sprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
Coin 		In the scene E7. Nineteenth ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
10 Coins 		In the scene F3, there are three brick blocks. The northern one is a Coin Block. Twentieth ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
10 Coins 		In the scene F6, in the Coin Block found next to a palm tree. Twenty-first ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
Sprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
Coin 		In the scene G5. Twenty-second ? Block in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.
6x 10xSprite of a Coin, from Paper Mario.
10 Coins (x6) 		In the scene G7. Last 6 ? Blocks in Dry Dry Desert of Paper Mario.

Hidden Blocks[edit]

Item Location Location Image
Thunder Rage
Thunder Rage 		In the area two screens north of Kolorado's camp, the hidden ? Block is above the easternmost rock. Image of Mario revealing a hidden ? Block in Dry Dry Desert, in Paper Mario.
A badge from Paper Mario
Attack FX C 		In the area one screen east and three south from Kolorado's camp, the hidden ? Block is above the lone rock. Image of Mario revealing a hidden ? Block in Dry Dry Desert, in Paper Mario.
A badge from Paper Mario
Runaway Pay 		In the area one screen north and four east from Kolorado's camp, the hidden ? Block is in the center of the triangle of trees. Image of Mario revealing a hidden ? Block in Dry Dry Desert, in Paper Mario.
Life Mushroom (Paper Mario series)
Life Shroom 		In the area one screen north of the oasis, the hidden ? Block is above the ? Block on the ground. Image of Mario revealing a hidden ? Block in Dry Dry Desert, in Paper Mario.

Star Pieces[edit]

Location Location Image
Two given by Kolorado at his camp: When delivering his letter and in exchange for the Artifact found in Dry Dry Ruins. Mario getting a Star Piece from Kolorado for Parakarry's mail delivery in Dry Dry Desert.
Given by the Nomadimouse at scene D5 after giving him a letter from Dry Dry Outpost. Mario getting a Star Piece from the Nomadimouse in Paper Mario
Under a hidden panel near the stone cactus in the most center scene (D4). Mario finding a Star Piece under a hidden panel near the stone cactus in Dry Dry Desert in Paper Mario

Super Block[edit]

Location Location Image
In the oasis, there is a Super Block to the south of the pond. Mario standing next to the Super Block in the oasis of Dry Dry Desert in Paper Mario.

Profiles and statistics[edit]

  • In-game map descriptions:
    • Like the name says, it's dry. Really dry. They say that the Dry Dry Ruins are somewhere around here.
    • Like the name says, it's dry. Dry Dry Ruins were found here.

Area tattles[edit]

An overview map of the Dry Dry Desert.
An overview map of Dry Dry Desert showing all 49 areas

This section is organized tile-style with A1 being the northwestern corner and G7 being the southeastern corner. Alphabetical characters run north-south and numbers run west-east.

  • A1: So hot... I feel dizzy... Where are we going again? Who are you, anyway?
  • A2: So...very...hot! Anyone smell roasting Goomba? Must...concentrate... Many dangers in the desert... Keep eyes open...
  • A3: We're going to get lost... This desert seems endless.
  • A3 (after the Dry Dry Ruins rise out): It's Dry Dry Ruins. Weren't you totally blown away when it rose out of the sand? That was awesome! I wish we could make it happen again!
  • A4: Dry Dry Desert never ends. How big is it, anyway? I'm beat. My feet hurt. This sand feels like it's a thousand degrees.
  • A5: You know what I just realized? I hate the desert! Yup! Sand gets in my eyes so I can't see. I feel like I've eaten a couple pounds of sand, and my feet itch. I'm freaking out here!
  • A6: Ah, yes! Some more sand and some more cacti! How do you stand such a boring landscape? Look, when I signed on for this adventure, I was under the impression that there would be no boredom involved.
  • A7: It's scorching, Mario! I'm turning to charcoal!
  • B1: I feel dazed... So thirsty... The cacti seem to be moving...
  • B2: You know what? Traveling in the desert is really hard. Just moving my feet in the sand is exhausting. I feel like I'm stuck in quicksand. Are we even getting anywhere?
  • B3: Hey, Mario! Did you know that... cacti save water inside? That's the only way they can survive out here.
  • B4: Does it ever rain in a desert like this? I seriously doubt it.
  • B5: If there's too little rain, the cacti will dry up. Did you know that?
  • B6: So blue...the desert sky... They ought to call it... "Big Ol' Super Blue Sky"! I think I'm delirious. It's so hot out here, I can't think straight.
  • B7: This looks almost exactly the same as everywhere else. Fine, so there are a few trees growing here. Big deal! I still hate this place!
  • C1: It's hot. The desert is hot. I can't imagine that people would actually choose to live in a place like this. Don't they get hot? I guess some like it hot...
  • C2: I'm spent, Mario. No shade, no water, no nothing. I hate this place.
  • C3: All this blowing sand would cover up most paths. I don't even know which direction we're moving. If we find that big path again, let's stick to it so we don't get lost again.
  • C4: Is there nothing here but sand, rocks and cacti? I guess we should be happy that we're not in a sandstorm. I did see a whirlwind, though.
  • C5: Mario... I'm so tired... If we find a shady tree, let's take a rest for a while...
  • C6: How do trees grow here? When we find a big one, let's take a rest for a while. You wouldn't think that anything could grow around here. These must be a hardy kind of tree, huh?
  • C7: We should be near Dry Dry Outpost. Boy, after the endless sands of this desert, it'll be nice to put our feet up in a town for a while.
  • D1: Kolorado is searching out mysteries, as usual. He seems to be looking for ruins here.
  • D1 (after Kolorado leaves): Here... I remember this spot. It's where that explorer, Kolorado, used to have his base camp set up. Do you think he found what he was looking for?
  • D2: As long as we stick to the path, it's easy to go from Mt. Rugged to Dry Dry Outpost without getting lost. Since so many people use this path, the desert sands can't cover it up.
  • D3: Traveling through places like this desert really makes you appreciate water. I'm pretty thirsty right now. Aren't you, Mario?
  • D4: In an area like this, it's tough to find things that can serve as landmarks. But that rock in the shape of a cactus is a pretty good one.
  • D5: Just putting one foot in front of another is hard here. Whenever I take a break, I feel like I don't want to move again.
  • D6: Ah, a couple of trees are growing here. It might just be my imagination, but the air feels a bit cooler right here.
  • D7: Just east of here is the desert town, Dry Dry Outpost. We'd better remember how to get back here.
  • E1: The desert is filled with bandits who love to steal coins from travelers.
  • E2: More rocks and sand! It'd be really easy to get lost around here.
  • E3: Wow! There's a whole lot of nothing around here. Any idea which direction we should take, Mario?
  • E4: You know, it's smart to take a nap when it gets too hot. That reminds me of something my mom used to say: "Take a nap, will you!"
  • E5: Look, it's unbearably hot out. I'm getting pretty fed up with it, if you want to know the truth... Isn't there somewhere we can stop for a rest?
  • E6: Look at that rocky plateau. It looks like it's too high to climb, but I can almost see something good up there...
  • E7: Look! Look, Mario! There's actually some grass growing around here!
  • F1: You know, there sure are a lot of rocks in the desert. Before I came here, I thought there was just sand. But there are rocks, too. Whoopee.
  • F2: Cacti also have flowers, did you know that? I haven't seen any, though... Do people eat cacti?
  • F3: The desert wind constantly builds up and tears down the sand dunes. They say it constantly changes, but it pretty much looks the same to me all the time.
  • F4: There are big cacti around here.
  • F5: Hey, Mario? Are you thirsty at all? I'm parched. Really thirsty. Totally dried up. Wait a minute... My mouth is really dry! Maybe that's why they call it Dry Dry Desert!
  • F6: Look! Look, Mario! There's actually some grass growing around here!
  • F7: Oh...thank heavens! At last, we've found an oasis! It's not a mirage, is it? The trees are so green! The water, so blue! Hurray!
  • G1: So hot...so very, very hot... This desert trip... I can't take it anymore! Hey, Mario, let's find some shade and relax for a while, huh?
  • G2: If we get lost in the desert, we'll dry up and turn into mummies. How about it? Let's rest by that small rock. Maybe there's something unusual about that rock...
  • G3: Mario, aren't you hungry? How about thirsty? Tired? I'm all of those things.
  • G4: W... Water... Must have water... I'm so thirsty I could bite a cactus...
  • G5: Do you think there are any other mysteries in this desert besides the ruins? It'd be nice if we stumbled upon some treasure or something.
  • G6: No matter where we go, all I see is sand. That's what this is like. A sea of sand.
  • G7: We're lucky we have hats on. We'd probably have come down with sunstroke by now if we hadn't had our hats.
  • Edge of Mt. Rugged, technically a part of Dry Dry Desert: This is the gateway between Mt. Rugged and Dry Dry Desert. If we head due east from here, we'll eventually reach the town called Dry Dry Outpost.

Gallery[edit]

  • Kooper talking to Kolorado in the west of Dry Dry Desert.

    Kooper talking to Kolorado in the west of Dry Dry Desert.

  • The Star Piece at the center of Dry Dry Desert.

    The Star Piece at the center of Dry Dry Desert.

  • Mario receives a Star Piece from the Nomadimouse.

    Mario receives a Star Piece from the Nomadimouse.

  • The Super Block in the oasis to the south of the east exit.

    The Super Block in the oasis to the south of the east exit.

  • One of the many areas containing secret blocks.

    One of the many areas containing secret blocks.

  • Mario prepares to hand over the Artifact to Kolorado.

    Mario prepares to hand over the Artifact to Kolorado.

  • Mario finds a Letter.

    Mario finds a Letter.

  • Mario finds another letter.

    Mario finds another letter.

Map of the Mushroom Kingdom from Paper MarioBowser's CastlePrincess Peach's CastleStar HavenStar WayShiver CityShiver SnowfieldStarborn ValleyShiver MountainCrystal PalaceGoomba VillageGoomba King's FortressMario's HouseShy Guy's Toy BoxClub 64Toad Town DojoShooting Star SummitKoopa VillageKoopa Bros. FortressWindy MillTubba Blubba's CastlePleasant PathDry Dry RailroadToad TownGoomba RoadFlower FieldsBoo's MansionForever ForestDry Dry OutpostDry Dry DesertMt. RuggedGusty GulchYoshi's VillageMt. LavalavaJade JungleLavalava Island
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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese カラカラさばく[?]
Karakara Sabaku 		Dry Dry Desert; shared with Kalimari Desert
Chinese 干旱沙漠[?]
Gānhàn Shāmò 		Dry Desert; shared with Kalimari Desert
Dutch Zinderende Zandvlakte[?] Sizzling Sand Plains (Mentioned by Petrov in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door; same as Dry Dry Desert from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! in Mario Kart 8)
French Désert Sec Sec[?] Dry Dry Desert
German Staubtrockene Wüste[?] Dust-dry Desert
Italian Deserto Secco Secco[?] Dry Dry Desert The Thousand-Year Door
Desertico Deserto[?] Deserted Desert; shared with GCN Dry Dry Desert The Thousand-Year Door remake
Korean 바싹바싹 사막[?]
Bassak-bassak Samak 		Dry Dry Desert The Thousand-Year Door remake, mentioned in Lumpy's journal
Spanish Desierto Seco-Seco[?] Dry Dry Desert

Notes[edit]

  • In the oasis area (F7), the music will change slightly, and the sound of running water may be heard.
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Star Spirits Eldstar • Mamar • Skolar • Muskular • Misstar • Klevar • Kalmar
Chapters Opening • A Plea From the Stars • Storming Koopa Bros. Fortress • The Mystery of Dry, Dry Ruins • The "Invincible" Tubba Blubba • Trials in the Toy Box • Hot, Hot Times on Lavalava Island • Dark Days in Flower Fields • A Star Spirit on Ice • A Star-Powered Showdown
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Locations Toad Town Club 64 • Harry's Shop • Playroom • Shroom Grocery • Shooting Star Summit • Toad Town Dojo • Toad Town Post Office • Toad Town Tunnels
Prologue Goomba Village • Goomba Road • Goomba King's Fortress
Chapter 1 Pleasant Path • Koopa Village (Koopa's Shop) • Koopa Bros. Fortress
Chapter 2 Dry Dry Railroad • Mt. Rugged • Dry Dry Desert (Dry Dry Ruins) • Dry Dry Outpost (Little Mouser's Shop)
Chapter 3 Forever Forest • Boo's Mansion (Boo's Shop) • Gusty Gulch (Windy Mill) • Tubba Blubba's Castle
Chapter 4 Shy Guy's Toy Box
Chapter 5 Lavalava Island • Yoshi's Village (Yoshi's Cabana) • Jade Jungle • Mt. Lavalava
Chapter 6 Flower Fields (Sun Tower) • Cloudy Climb
Chapter 7 Shiver Region • Shiver City (Shiver Shop) • Shiver Snowfield • Starborn Valley • Shiver Mountain (Crystal Palace)
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