Mario must save the imprisoned Star Spirits, defeat Bowser, and save the Mushroom Kingdom. Gameplay centers around Mario and his allies solving puzzles, with many of the challenges designed around one of the characters' unique abilities. Mario encounters multiple partners as the game progresses.

Paper Mario: The Origami King is rated by PEGI at 7 and above, and by the ESRB as E for Everybody.

Players will want to track their progress, as there is a point on the steps of the palace before the final boss fight with Olly that is considered the "point of no return," locking in the game's ending scene.

You read that headline correctly - the 69th (nice) collectible in Paper Mario: The Origami King is based on Toad's giant dong. The collectible's phallic semblance was originally spotted over at Polygon a couple of days ago.

Paper Mario: The Origami King Secret Ending, Explained Finally, you need to collect all of the Treasures (there are 120), so make sure you do all of these things, and you'll be given the secret ending.

10 Things You Didn't Know About The Paper Mario Series

• 9 Its RPG Elements Have Been Toned Down.
• 8 It's Spanned 7 Games Across 6 Nintendo Consoles.
• 7 The Series No Longer Alters Existing Mario Characters For Bosses.
• 6 The First Three Games Are Presented As Novels.
• 5 It's Crossed Over With The Mario & Luigi RPG Series.

What age is good for origami? Origami can be learned at any stage of your life. Many a time, young children surprise their parents and teachers with their ability of paper folding.

Origami is a good activity for all age groups, especially for young children and their caregivers to do together. Making origami requires the head and hands to work together, which helps brain stimulation and development in children.

Paper Mario: The Origami King Secret Ending, Explained Finally, you need to collect all of the Treasures (there are 120), so make sure you do all of these things, and you'll be given the secret ending.

two endings Paper Mario: The Origami King has two endings: one main ending and one secret ending.

The main (and only) reward for 100% completing the game will be a secret true ending! After you've done basically everything there is to do in game, you'll be able to get this special secret ending cutscene.

Now, there's also a secret ending you can unlock if you manage to get 100% completion. This includes collecting all hidden Toads throughout the game, scoring the highest number of points possible in the Shuriken Mini Game, and hitting every single "?" box scattered throughout each area.

Paper Mario: The Origami King has two endings: one main ending and one secret ending.