Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door/Pit of 100 Trials

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[edit] Preparing For The Pit

The Pit of 100 Trials is completely optional, but it can get you some nice badges along the way. Although, there are no save points, no health blocks, and no comfortable beds. At the 100th floor, you will face the hardest boss in the game. I recommend getting the Strange Sack from level 50 and leaving immediately. Now that you have it, equip some Ultra Shrooms, Life Shrooms, Jammin’ Jellys, etc. Defense Plus, Spike Shield, Damage Dodge, Feeling Fine, Pretty Lucky, Feeling Fine P, and Pretty Lucky P are some of the recommended badges (that’s not to say that you need ALL of these). I also recommend entering when at least close to level 30 (around level 28). When you're ready go into the sewers.

[edit] Surviving The 100 Trials

Save in the thousand-year door room and go into the room to the right (use the airplane panel above the right spring). Enter the pipe in the center (BTW, First Attack and Bump Attack don’t work here so you might as well unequip them.

Pit of 100 Trials:

Enemies:

[edit] Levels 1-9

  • Gloomba - 7 HP, 3 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Spania - 3 HP, 1 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Spinia - 3 HP, 1 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Fuzzy - 3 HP, 1 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Dull Bones - 1 HP, 2 ATK, 1 DEF

[edit] Levels 11-19

  • Paragloomba - 7 HP, 3 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Pokey - 4 HP, 3 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Pider - 5 HP, 2 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Cleft - 2 HP, 2 ATK, 2 DEF
  • Dark Puff - 3 HP, 2 ATK, 0 DEF

[edit] Levels 21-29

  • Spiky Gloomba - 7 HP, ATK, 0 DEF
  • Bandit - 5 HP, 2 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Bob-omb - 4 HP, 2 ATK, 1 DEF
  • Boo - 7 HP, 3 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Lakitu - 5 HP, 2 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Spiny - 3 HP, 3 ATK, 3 DEF

[edit] Levels 31-39

  • Shady Koopa - 8 HP, 3 ATK, 1 DEF
  • Hyper Cleft - 4 HP, 3 ATK, 3 DEF
  • Buzzy Beetle - 5 HP, 3 ATK, 4 DEF
  • Flower Fuzzy - 5 HP, 3 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Parabuzzy - 5 HP, 3 ATK, 4 DEF
  • Dark Koopa - 8 HP, 4 ATK, 2 DEF

[edit] Levels 41-49

  • Spike Top - 5 HP, 3 ATK, 4 DEF
  • Spiky Parabuzzy - 5 HP, 3 ATK, 4 DEF
  • Lava Bubble - 6 HP, 4 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Bulky Bob-omb - 6 HP, 2 ATK, 1 DEF
  • Shady Paratroopa - 8 HP, 3 ATK, 1 DEF
  • Dark Paratroopa - 8 HP, 4 ATK, 2 DEF
  • Poison Pokey - 8 HP, 4 ATK, 0 DEF

[edit] Levels 51-59

  • Red Chomp - 6 HP, 5 ATK, 3 DEF
  • Ice Puff - 9 HP, 4 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Badge Bandit - 12 HP, 5 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Moon Cleft - 6 HP, 5 ATK, 5 DEF
  • Dark Boo - 8 HP, 5 ATK, 0 DEF

[edit] Levels 61-69

  • Dark Wizzerd - 10 HP, 5 ATK, 2 DEF
  • Dry Bones - 8 HP, 5 ATK, 2 DEF
  • Dark Lakitu - 13 HP, 5 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Dark Craw - 20 HP, 6 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Sky-blue Spiny - 6 HP, 6 ATK, 4 DEF
  • Frost Piranha - 10 HP, 5 ATK, 0 DEF

[edit] Levels 71-79

  • Wizzerd - 10 HP, 6 ATK, 3 DEF
  • Swoopula - 9 HP, 4 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Phantom Ember - 10 HP, 5 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Dark Koopatrol - 25 HP, 5 ATK, 2 DEF
  • Chain Chomp - 7 HP, 6 ATK, 5 DEF

[edit] Levels 81-89

  • Arantula - 16 HP, 7 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Dark Bristle - 8 HP, 8 ATK, 4 DEF
  • Piranha Plant - 15 HP, 9 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Spunia - 12 HP, 7 ATK, 2 DEF

[edit] Levels 91-99

  • Amazy Dayzee - 20 HP, 20 ATK, 1 DEF
  • Bob-ulk - 10 HP, 4 ATK, 2 DEF
  • Elite Wizzerd - 12 HP, 8 ATK, 5 DEF
  • Poison Puff - 15 HP, 8 ATK, 0 DEF
  • Swampire - 20 HP, 6 ATK, 0 DEF

In every room (except 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90) you will have to fight 1 enemy before moving on. In every 10 levels (except level 100) there will be a big chest. Open it for a badge. At level 50, you will find the strange sack, which lets you carry up to 20 items. Here are the items:

  • Level 10 - Sleepy Stomp Badge
  • Level 20 - Fire Drive Badge
  • Level 30 - Zap Tap Badge
  • Level 40 - Pity Flower Badge
  • Level 50 - Strange Sack
  • Level 60 - Double Dip Badge
  • Level 70 - Double Dip P Badge
  • Level 80 - Bump Attack Badge
  • Level 90 - Lucky Day Badge
  • Level 100 - Return Postage Badge (After defeating the boss)

Often along your travels, you will find movers and merchants. There are never any enemies where these guys are (they are also found in item rooms). Merchants sell items to you (they increase in price the farther down you go). Movers can take you down a few levels, for a price. If you’re not yet at level 30, don't bother using them since you will level up along the way. The last 10 levels can be considered as harder than the boss itself. The hardest enemies in the game are found here. Once you get down to the very bottom level, you will face the oldest brother of a certain two siblings.

[edit] Secret Boss Fight

Bonetail:

Goombella’s Tattle: That’s Bonetail. He’s the older brother of Hooktail. ...So old he’s just bones, in fact. Now THAT’S old. He has various breaths that might confuse us or put us to sleep. When his HP gets low, he’ll recover...or reanimate, as the case may be. He’s probably stronger than the last boss, seriously! Let’s do this right!

  • HP: 200
  • ATK: 8
  • DEF: 2
  • Attacks:
    • Stomp
    • Poison Breath
    • Chomp
    • Dangerous Breath (puts you into various status effects)
    • Reanimate (Heals 20 HP)

Quickly switch to your best partner (or one that has a lot of HP) and use Power Lift. Do as much as you can to make his HP disappear. When it runs out use Stylish moves to bring it back up quickly. Use any healing items when your HP is low. He will regain 20 HP when his HP goes below 100 and will continue to heal himself every several turns. Continue to focus on beating him and also keeping your HP above 15. After a while he’ll fall. And you’ll have beaten the strongest enemy in the game!

[edit] Victory

Bonetial will fall and spit out a big treasure chest. Get the Return Postage from it and celebrate your victory. Afterwards, leave this place and get back to home. Make sure to save your game after healing. Now you can get any badge, tattle or recipe you’re missing if you wish to.

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