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Mario can store items in any shop and withdraw them later on in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (TTYD). Read on to learn how to store items, and how many items can be stored!
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Firstly, Mario needs to go to an item shop anywhere in the world. Item shops have a signage with a Fire Flower icon on it.
Next, Mario needs to talk to the shopkeeper there and choose the I'm here to store option.
Once an item is stored, Mario can withdraw it in any store in the world. For example, if Mario stores an item in Rogueport, he can withdraw that item in The Great Tree, and vice versa.
Mario can store up to 32 items in total. This does not mean 32 items per store, but rather in all stores combined.
Mario can carry up to 15 items in his inventory.
In the original version of the game, Mario can only carry up to 10 items.
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