Below, we’ll go step-by-step through this fight. Knowing what to do and managing to do it are sometimes two different things in Paper Mario: The Origami King. When that happens, the only attack that will damage it is a Fire Vellumental Magic Circle attack. In the second phase, your regular attacks deal minimal damage, so use your turns to heal if you can’t land a Magic Circle attack.Īs its health drops, Tape might start spinning and glowing yellow.
Your boot attacks won’t work in either phase, so focus on Magic Circles, hammers, and healing. Throughout both phases, useful tiles will be hidden in treasure chests, so be sure to hit them. This phase is tricky (and sticky) since Tape will roll around and tape rings and segments together, severely limiting your ability to move them around.
This phase is pretty straightforward.ĭuring the Roll phase, your goal is to hit it with 1,000-Fold Arms Magic Circle attacks until it’s completely unspooled. We’ll call them the Dispenser phase and the Roll phase.ĭuring the Dispenser phase, your goal is to hit all four quadrants of it with hammer attacks (1,000-Fold Arm attacks work, too) until the dispenser shatters. There are two phases to your fight against Tape. In this Paper Mario: The Origami King guide, we’ll let you know the rules to Tape in Sea Tower so you don’t have to learn them the hard way, and then we’ll give you step-by-step guides to defeating it. Not knowing them means you’ll waste turns and open yourself to more damage.
In every fight against a Boss or a Vellumental, like this fight against Tape in Sea Tower, you’ll have to chart a path for Mario from the outside ring in and land on an attack action.Įvery boss fight in Paper Mario: The Origami King has rules that you’ll learn over the course of your turns. Paper Mario: The Origami King’s boss fights introduce a twist on the game’s spinning ring-based combat.
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