Shroom Grocery
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| Shroom Grocery | |
|---|---|
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| First appearance | Paper Mario (2000) |
| Greater location | Toad Town |
Shroom Grocery is a location in Paper Mario. It is on the western side of Toad Town. The shop owner is a Toad, who has an associated tattle.[1] When Shy Guys invade Toad Town, one of them takes over Shroom Grocery and refuses to sell anything to Mario. There is the option to whack the Shy Guy (using jump, hammer, Kooper's or Bombette's ability) to repel him and therefore allow the owner to reclaim his shop. Shroom Grocery can be entered at the end, but he cannot buy anything because the shop owner states that Shroom Grocery is closed for the festivities.
Inventory[edit]
| Image | Name | Price | Note(s)
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Fright Jar | 5 coins | - | |
| Fire Flower | 10 coins | - | |
| Honey Syrup | 10 coins | - | |
| Mushroom | 5 coins | - | |
| POW Block | 5 coins | - | |
| Sleepy Sheep | 10 coins | - |
Best selling prices[edit]
| Image | Name | Price | Note(s)
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Dried Fruit | 20 coins | - | |
| Dried Pasta | 5 coins | - | |
| Dried Shroom | 3 coins | - | |
| Dusty Hammer | 3 coins | - | |
| Lemon | 4 coins | - | |
| Lime | 4 coins | - | |
| Whacka's Bump | 64 coins | - |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キノキノざっか店[2] Kinokino Zakkaten |
「キノキノ」is likely from「キノコ」(kinoko, mushrooms) or「キノピオ」(Kinopio, Toad), and「ざっか店」means "grocery". The official site for Paper Mario in Japan lists the store's name with two more kanji, as 「キノキノ雑貨店」.[3] |
References[edit]
- ^ "That Toad runs this shop. He buys, sells and checks items. If you don't manage what you're carrying well, you may not be able to hold everything. Check items when you can." – Goombario (2001). Paper Mario. Nintendo (English).
- ^ 「いらっしゃいませ キノキノざっか店へ ようこそ！」 (Irasshaimase. Kinokino zakkaten e yōkoso!) – Shroom Grocery owner (2000). マリオストーリー (Mario Sutōrī). Nintendo (Japanese).
- ^ Nintendo. キノコタウンガイド. www.nintendo.co.jp (Japanese). Retrieved August 18, 2024.
