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'''The Great Sea''' is a purple streamer area seen in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It acts as a hub, connecting the 11 islands in the area and [[ | '''The Great Sea''' is a purple streamer area seen in ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''. It acts as a hub, connecting the 11 islands in the area and [[the Princess Peach]]. It can be accessed once [[Olivia]] is trapped underneath the boulder at [[Sweetpaper Valley]], but isn't fully explored until after the yellow streamer area is cleared. There are no hidden Toads or [[Not-Bottomless Hole]]s here. | ||
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The Great Sea is a large, ocean-like area connecting several islands. It is navigated using Sea Captain Toad's boat. When first accessed, a thick, impassable fog covers most of the sea, concealing everything but [[Scuffle Island]] and [[ | The Great Sea is a large, ocean-like area connecting several islands. It is navigated using Sea Captain Toad's boat. When first accessed, a thick, impassable fog covers most of the sea, concealing everything but [[Scuffle Island]] and [[the Princess Peach]]. After completing Bonehead Island's puzzles, the fog clears, making all of the islands accessible. Several enemies are seen roaming around the ocean, and will fight Mario if the ship gets too close. | ||
The Great Sea is first used to reach | The Great Sea is first used to reach the Princess Peach and get [[Bob-omb (Paper Mario: The Origami King)|Bob-omb]]'s spare fuse. It is again used after rescuing [[Captain T. Ode]] and getting his Sea Chart, which allows travel through the fog to Bonehead Island. All purple streamer events then happen here. The streamer is shown cutting through the sea floor at multiple points, but eventually leads to the top of the [[Sea Tower]]. | ||
Several [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s on islands in the Great Sea will tell the location of treasure chests on the sea floor. This requires the [[Super Marino]] to go to the spot on the map, dive to the ocean floor, and search for and grab the treasure. | Several [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s on islands in the Great Sea will tell the location of treasure chests on the sea floor. This requires the [[Super Marino]] to go to the spot on the map, dive to the ocean floor, and search for and grab the treasure. | ||
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The Great Sea also contains the cruise liner [[ | The Great Sea also contains the cruise liner [[the Princess Peach]]. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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- This article is about the location in Paper Mario: The Origami King. For the stage in the Super Smash Bros. series, see Pirate Ship.
Template:PMTOKLevelbox The Great Sea is a purple streamer area seen in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It acts as a hub, connecting the 11 islands in the area and the Princess Peach. It can be accessed once Olivia is trapped underneath the boulder at Sweetpaper Valley, but isn't fully explored until after the yellow streamer area is cleared. There are no hidden Toads or Not-Bottomless Holes here.
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The Great Sea is a large, ocean-like area connecting several islands. It is navigated using Sea Captain Toad's boat. When first accessed, a thick, impassable fog covers most of the sea, concealing everything but Scuffle Island and the Princess Peach. After completing Bonehead Island's puzzles, the fog clears, making all of the islands accessible. Several enemies are seen roaming around the ocean, and will fight Mario if the ship gets too close.
The Great Sea is first used to reach the Princess Peach and get Bob-omb's spare fuse. It is again used after rescuing Captain T. Ode and getting his Sea Chart, which allows travel through the fog to Bonehead Island. All purple streamer events then happen here. The streamer is shown cutting through the sea floor at multiple points, but eventually leads to the top of the Sea Tower.
Several Toads on islands in the Great Sea will tell the location of treasure chests on the sea floor. This requires the Super Marino to go to the spot on the map, dive to the ocean floor, and search for and grab the treasure.
Islands
- MushroomIslandPMTOK.png
- Hammer Island.jpg
- Q Block Island.jpg
- SpadeIslandPMTOK.png
- ClubIslandPMTOK.png
- HeartIslandPMTOK.png
- DiamondIslandPMTOK.png
The Sea Tower
- PMOK Full Moon Island.png
Crescent Moon/Full Moon Island
The Great Sea also contains the cruise liner the Princess Peach.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 大海原 ōunabara |
The Vast Ocean |
| Chinese | 汪洋 Wāngyáng |
The Vast Ocean |
| Dutch | De Grote Zee |
The Great Sea |
| German | Der Weite Ozean |
The Vast Ocean |
| Italian | Mar Grande |
Great Sea |
| Spanish | Océano Eterno |
Eternal Ocean |
Trivia
- The Great Sea is largely based on the overworld of the same name in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, sharing the same English and Japanese names as well as many similar mechanics, which the place itself also appeared in the Pirate Ship stage in the Super Smash Bros. series.
