Head through the door to the left of the item shop. There is also a new merchant standing in front of the sign board who sells the following items: Sound FX G badge: 120 coins Boo's Sheet: 24 coins Shooting Star: 36 coins W Emblem Badge: 360 coins Now that Zes T has moved, there is also a whole new section of Rogueport to explore. It turns out she is a talented cook and can combine items Mario gives her and change them into more powerful items. Return the lens to Zes T and she will enter the house next to the item shop.
Enter the shop and buy the lens for 10 coins. If you head over to the item shop, the contact lens that was special ordered earlier has arrived. Search near the wooden crates to find a star piece. In-between the two houses there is an alley way that Mario can enter if he turns sideways. Here, Mario can read the bulletin board to pick up tasks that help out people around town.
The first is locked and the second is the help center. In case you decide to battle, here are his stats: Max Hp: 20, Attack: 3, Defense: 0 His pointy spear protects him from jump attack Once you get past there are two houses in the next area. He either charges you to pass, or you can battle him and get rid of the pest for good. Trouble Center The area to the right of the professor's house is guarded by Gus. Goombella will be rewarded with multi-bonk and Koops will receive shell shield. Travel to Merlon's house and power up one of your allies. There is a warp pipe leading to this area under the city, but first take care of some business about town. Mario appears in the professor's house where he explains that the second crystal star is in the Boggly Woods. Stand on the Podium in front of the Thousand Year door and Mario's star map will be updated. You may want to wait until Mario is a bit more powerful to take on this task. This is covered in full, later in the guide. The spring lifts him to a shine sprite, and the door leads to the cave of 100 trials. This boosts him to an airplane square he can use to travel across the room to another spring and a door. Then, in the room with the Thousand year door, he can walk between some bars to reach a spring. Here, if he travels to the left he can enter a house with the fortune teller. Once Mario reaches the sewers of Rogueport, he can now use his paper-thin ability in the area just to the left of the warp pipe to the Petal Meadows to reach a warp pipe to the background. In the sewer area there are now some new places that Mario can reach with his new two-dimensional ability. Travel back to Rogueport and Mario will receive princess Peach's email about her being kidnapped by aliens. This increases your attack power by 5 when your partner is in peril. Head to the mayor's house and use Mario's sideways turn ability to enter his front yard and get the Mega Rush P badge. The third phase of the minigame was slowed down in the English version due to it being very difficult in the Japanese version.Mario and the gang are back in Petalburg and decide that they must bring the crystal back to the thousand year door to find the location of the next crystal. Gold Lil' Oinks drop Jelly Shrooms in the Japanese version and Ultra Shrooms in the international versions. In the international versions, it's only possible to skip the "Star Spirits and Good Wishes" sequence. In the Japanese version, START can be used to skip to the title screen as soon as the opening logos show up. This menu shows two columns of items in the Japanese version, but that was changed to only one column internationally, probably to make space for longer item names. The menu is labelled "Mario" in the Japanese version instead of a translation of "Stats".All numbers were redesigned between versions.The text box at the bottom of the screen is 14 pixels longer.All stats at the upper-right corner were moved slightly to the right.The accompanying "x" was moved to the right, probably to make room for the stats' names.The numbers at the bottom-right corner are aligned to the right instead of the left.This menu went through several minor changes in the international releases: The international sign is also slightly more saturated. Kinoko is the Japanese word for "mushroom", which makes sense since Toads look like mushrooms. The main entrance sign to Toad Town was changed a bit for the international releases. The copyright year was also changed for the international releases.
In Japan, the title of the game is Mario Story. The international versions display each logo separately. In the Japanese version, the Nintendo logo is blue (as per usual) and the logos for Nintendo and Intelligent Systems appear at once. Graphical Differences Nintendo and Intelligent Systems Logo Japan
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