Regen
Regeneration, known internally as Gradual[1] or Regen, refers to two similar status conditions that appear across Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, and Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
A character with HP Regen automatically recovers Heart Points (HP), while FP Regen automatically recovers Flower Points (FP). The latter effect is only present in The Thousand-Year Door, as Super Paper Mario and Sticker Star do not feature Flower Points.
History[edit]
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door[edit]
HP Regen[edit]
A character affected by this condition will recover a small amount of HP at the end of every turn for the duration of the effect.
The condition can be acquired from consuming a Slow Mushroom or Couple's Cake to recover 2 HP for 10 turns, a Meteor Meal to recover 2 HP for 3 turns, or Mushroom Broth to recover 2 HP for 5 turns. Using a Mystery also has a chance to bestow this condition, acting as Slow Mushroom.
The Lucky Start badge has the possibility of bestowing this condition on Mario at the start of battle, healing 2 HP for 3 turns.
FP Regen[edit]
A character affected by this condition will recover a small amount of FP at the end of every turn for the duration of the effect.
The condition can be acquired from consuming Gradual Syrup to recover 2 FP for 10 turns.
The Lucky Start badge has the possibility of bestowing this condition on Mario at the start of battle, healing 2 FP for 3 turns.
Super Paper Mario[edit]
As Flower Points do not exist in Super Paper Mario, Gradual Syrup's function has changed to regenerate 20 HP over time. Heartful Cake has been changed to regenerate 9 HP.
The player character can also consume a Long-Last Shake to regenerate up to 10-20 HP, depending on the success of the Action Command. Dayzee Syrup, Sap Syrup, and Stamina Juice all regenerate 13 HP, in addition to other effects.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star[edit]
The Big 1-UP and Big Shiny 1-UP Stickers will recover HP at the end of each turn.
Gallery[edit]
- HP Regen
- FP Regen
Names in other languages[edit]
Gradual HP[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | じわじわHP[?] Jiwajiwa Etchi Pī |
Gradual HP |
Gradual FP[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | じわじわFP[?] Jiwajiwa Efu Pī |
Gradual FP |