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Revision as of 08:33, May 3, 2017
The Journal Entries are items that appear in Paper Mario: Color Splash. They were written by the Legendary Captain, and they explain how to get through the Lost Sea. The Toad Captain tells Mario that the pages were missing when the Legendary Captain's journal was found on the ship. There are five in total, and they can be found on the Toad Captain's ship. Mario must find them for the Toad Captain and give them to him. Once Mario gives all of the entries to the Captain, the ship can set sail for Fortune Island. The Journal Entries will always be collected in order.
Locations of the Journal Entries
- A Journal Entry appears behind a cloth on the wall, and it must be pulled out to be collected.
- A Journal Entry appears inside of a Treasure Chest, along with a member of the Blue Rescue Squad. The Treasure Chest must be colored to open.
- A Journal Entry appears found on a green crate.
- A Journal Entry appears found inside of a crate under the stairs.
- A Journal Entry appears inside of a closed desk. The desk must be hit with Mario's hammer to collect the entry.
Journal Entry Messages
"- Day 1 -
We turned after the smiling mushroom."
(Day 1 Journal Entry)
"- Day 2 -
I'm feeling good today.
I was even able to get 70 points!"
(Day 2 Journal Entry)
"- Day 3 -
We angered the mushroom today,
and things took a starboard turn
for the better."
(Day 3 Journal Entry)
"- Day 4 -
The coins showed us the way.
Possibly because we collected more
than 25."
(Day 4 Journal Entry)
"- Day 5 -
An unnatural mist has descended.
We've got no choice but to trust the
direction that the needle points."
(Day 5 Journal Entry)
