Paper Mario: The Origami King (Switch)

Origami Toad Gallery

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This guide shows all Origami Toad forms in the Origami Toad Gallery of Musee Champignon, in Paper Mario: The Origami King. Read on to see the unique Origami Toads per streamer and their descriptions!

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Origami Toad Gallery
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Blue Streamer
Yellow Streamer
Purple Streamer
Green Streamer
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Red Streamer

Red Streamer Origami Toads
1	Cicada	This kind of cicada makes its signature sound by vibrating its wings. You can enjoy its shrill hum all year long!
2	Fried Egg	The king of breakfast. Whether they're salted, peppered, or slaughtered in hot sauce, fried eggs reign supreme.
3	Flower	A picture-perfect flower with an ideal arrangement of leaves and petals. Why does it smell like a mushroom?
4	Purple Butterfly	An elegant purple butterfly that occasionally deigns to land on a flower.
5	Yellow Tulip	A beautiful flower, perfect for picking. each color of tulip sends a different message, so think before you pluck!
6	Swan	This graceful bird appears to glide over lakes with ease, but under the surface, its legs are paddling like mad.
7	Blue Butterfly	A flower-fluttering butterfly often found in flowering fields.
8	Red Butterfly	A butterfly that really likes flowers. Yes, moreso than other butterflies. Just the tiniest amount.
9	Flag	The sight of this flag fluttering in the breeze is enough to make you jump for joy. Time to party with a few fireworks!
10	Red Tulip	Folded Toads can make picture-perfect tulips. For instance, this red tulip came from a Red Toad. What are the odds?!
11	Yellow Butterfly	A cheery yellow butterfly that almost seems to be toying with your emotions for no good reason.
12	Red Dog	A fierce guard dog who can help you become a fierce fighter...after you unfold him.
13	Red Scarab Beetle	Some say these big beetles are "lazy" and "slow moving," but they prefer "deliberate" and "totally chill."
14	Prairie Dog	A critter that likes to burrow holes in open fields. They're not moles, but their whack-a-mole streak is fierce.
15	Red Mushroom	Most Toads can be mistaken for mushrooms. This one, even more so than usual.
16	Yellow Mushroom	A rare yellow mushroom. Found in places with plenty of sunshine and electricity.
17	Informational Sign	A helpful sign with an oddly chatty message printed on it.
18	Grasshopper	A tiny bug with an impressive hop. It's likely to flee when threatened, so try to approach it slowly.
19	Blue Roundfish	Did you know that paper folded in the shape of a fish is perfectly at home in water? Don't ask questions.
20	Green Scarab Beetle	A type of scarab common to the caves that house the Temple of the Earth Vellumental.
21	Yellow Scarab Beetle	A slightly shy version of the scarab beetle that prefers dark places.
22	Pamphlet	This looks just like an informative pamphlet for Overlook Tower, but inside... there's just the confused face of a folded Toad.
23	Pennant	A souvenir from a popular tourist attraction. Sure to liven up the spirit of any room.
24	Tower	A souvenir of Overlook Tower. Out of all the souvenirs of this particular tower, this is definitely the overlook-iest.
25	Pencil	It may look like a bright-blue colored pencil, but it's just a replica. The sharp tip can't write, so it's a bit pointless.

Blue Streamer

Blue Streamer Origami Toads
26	Blue Thinfish	This poor creature turned out to be Sea Captain Toad, flopping away on Autumn Mountain! Truly a fish out of water.
27	Red Autumn Leaf	A fallen friend from Autumn Mountain. It's a bit thicker than a real leaf, which somehow makes it more convincing.
28	Yellow Autumn Leaf	Toads come in a variety of colors, just like autumn leaves...but they don't have to fall out of a tree first. Phew!
29	Monkey	A mischievous monkey who can move very quickly. Certainly much faster than a Toad!
30	Red Thinfish	A vibrant red and white fish that leaps out of the water almost as if it were a Cheep Cheep.
31	Red Dragonfly	Looks perfect flitting among autumnal fields. It moves very fast, so you'll have to think faster if you want to catch it!
32	Red Scarab Beetle	Some say these big beetles are "lazy" and "slow moving," but they prefer "deliberate" and "totally chill."
33	Chestnut	If you bonk a tree in Chestnut Valley, a tough chestnut might fall down. This is the tasty morsel you'll find inside!
34	Butterfly	A common butterfly with uncommon looks. These colorful flutterers could almost be works of art!
35	Heart	This bold and beautiful symbol seems to shout, "My body may be origami, but my heart has yet to fold!"
36	Paper Lantern	One of the unique lamps found within Shogun Studios. Place a candle inside to re-create a bit of the park at home!
37	Shuriken	A ninja's most indispensable weapon. True ninjas know how to throw them in one vertical, fluid motion.
38	Dragonfly	What a rare find! This pattern is uncommon among dragonflies but normal among Toads. Oh, wait...
39	Yellow Dog	A good, good boy keeping watch over Shogun Studios. It's OK to pet him—his bark is worse than his bite.
40	Blue Scarab Beetle	A scarab that patiently waits for Mario under the rocks in the House of Tricky Ninjas...just like a ninja would!
41	Blue Roundfish	Did you know that paper folded into the shape of a fish is perfectly at home in water? Don't ask questions.
42	Fan	An item that feels right at home inside Shogun Studios. Good for self-fanning—GREAT for flirting.
43	Flower	A picture-perfect flower with an ideal arrangement of leaves and petals. Why does it smell like a mushroom?
44	Cat	A kitty that loves to lounge. It's kind of flat for origami, so you may find it purring on either side of the cushion.
45	Grasshopper	A tiny bug with an impressive hop. It's likely to flee when threatened, so try to approach it slowly.
46	Bonsai	Calming bonsai tree. Found in Shogun Studios. It was a Toad, once.
47	Squarefish	This funny fish seems as though it's at home on land. Would you invite it into your home?
48	Cactus	A cactus that grows in the dry sands of the desert. It's a bit small and flimsy. Poor thing must be thirsty!

Yellow Streamer

Yellow Streamer Origami Toads
49	Shovel	A simple digging tool found in a tunnel. It probably won't dig very well...but it sure looks convincing, doesn't it?
50	Yellow Scarab Beetle	A slightly shy version of the scarab beetle that prefers dark places.
51	Scorpion	This critter may look though, but it's sure to flee if you get too close. Was it playing hide-and-seek with a Pokey?
52	Lizard	Found clinging to a wall in a corner of the desert. Will it go up? Will it go down? The decision fatigue is palpable.
53	Cactus	A cactus that grows in the dry sands of the desert. It's a bit small and flimsy. Poor thing must be thirsty!
54	Skull	A skull stuck to a cactus, punctuating the dark desert with a ghostly grin. It's a great tool for pranking scaredy-cats.
55	Snake	Come on out, little fella! This origami creation is a big hit among fans of things that slither.
56	Yellow Mushroom	A rare yellow mushroom. Found in places with plenty of sunshine and electricity.
57	Yellow Tulip	A beautiful flower, perfect for picking. each color of tulip sends a different message, so think before you pluck!
58	Red Pennant	That surfing Snifit sure has some moves, but where did that unusual board come from?

Purple Streamer

Purple Streamer Origami Toads
59	Vase	You can drop this vase over and over, but it'll never shatter. It's perfect for clumsy art collectors!
60	Blue Roundfish	Did you know that paper folded in the shape of a fish is perfectly at home in water? Don't ask questions.
61	Heart	This bold and beautiful symbol seems to shout, "My body may be origami, but my heart has yet to fold!"
62	Rabbit	An adorably bouncy animal that hops excitedly near Mario and ? Blocks alike. It's just hoppy to be here, really.
63	Red Roundfish	Don't toss this lively red and white fish on the grill unless you want to get roasted!
64	Informational Sign	A helpful sign with an oddly chatty message printed on it.

Green Streamer

There are no Origami Toads in the Green Streamer

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