This guide shows how to 100% complete Paper Mario: The Origami King, for the Nintendo Switch. To see a list of game objectives you must complete and to learn how to complete them, read on!
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Collectible Treasures are a type of figurine, which can be found by various methods. In many cases, they are tucked away in hidden treasure chests, though you sometimes need to buy them, or even complete some other goal to get them! There are 120 to collect, so you'll have to get them all for 100%.
Locations for All Collectible Treasure
One of the game's main objectives is to find Toads that have been turned into origami by King Olly, and restore them to their original form. Toads you help will help you in Ring Battles, allowing you to restore HP and even find an easy puzzle solution!
Additionally, Toads are used in the Art Gallery, so if you want to complete the museum, you'll have to rescue lots of toads as well!
in addition to Toads and Treasures, Hidden Blocks (? Blocks) are another collectible that you'll need to find all of in order to 100% Paper Mario: The Origami King!
Pay close attention to the top right of this image, as it shows your completion % for filling up Not-Bottomless Holes.
Filling in Not-Bottomless Holes in the landscape with confetti will raise that objective's completion percentage. When reaching 100% for an area, you'll receive a sound disc!
This objective is similar to repainting colorless spots in the previous title, Paper Mario: Color Splash.
Not-Bottomless Holes and Locations
There are a total of 15 Trophies to collect (not to be confused with the Collectible Treasures, which look like trophies). These are unlocked in various ways, such as the Shuriken Game, or Sudden Death. You won't be able to get them all in one go, so earn them as you travel!
Trophies List | How to Unlock All Trophies
Increasing Mario's HP will also increase his power! You'll definitely want to snag all of these on your quest toward King Olly, so be sure not to miss any on the way!
Max UP Heart Locations | How to Raise HP
Though Mario doesn't get a tangible, in-game reward for completing the game at 100%, you earn bragging rights for completing the museum! Even the Museum Curator Toad says Mario is the one to thank for making his dream possible, so it's like Mario owns everything in the museum!
The best motivation to complete the game at 100% is to watch the secret, post-credits scene. Learn all about the secret ending with guide below!
Ending Explained | How to Get the Secret Ending (True Ending)
| Paper Mario: The Origami King Links | ||
|---|---|---|
| Walkthrough | Bosses | Enemies |
| Weapons | Beginner's Tips | Minigames |
| Characters | Accessories | 100% Guide |
| Battle Lab | Message Boards | Review |
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There's also the 2 badges that you can earn for not dying and not using battle acessories