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rdfs:label	Ultra Stone
rdfs:comment	The Ultra Stone is a key item that appears in Paper Mario. The Ultra Stone is an important item found in both Paper Mario and in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The Ultra Stone serves the same purpose in both games: it allows the partners that Mario has to become ultra-ranked. The Ultra Stone cannot be acquired until Mario goes through the fifth chapter of each game. In Paper Mario, Mario gets the Ultra Stone automatically. But in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario has to go out of his way to obtain the Ultra Stone. There is also a difference in how Mario levels up his partners. In Paper Mario, it is done by finding certain blocks in the course of the game, there being only 16 in total. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario has to give three Shine Sprites to Merlon in Rougeport.
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abstract	The Ultra Stone is an important item found in both Paper Mario and in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The Ultra Stone serves the same purpose in both games: it allows the partners that Mario has to become ultra-ranked. The Ultra Stone cannot be acquired until Mario goes through the fifth chapter of each game. In Paper Mario, Mario gets the Ultra Stone automatically. But in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario has to go out of his way to obtain the Ultra Stone. There is also a difference in how Mario levels up his partners. In Paper Mario, it is done by finding certain blocks in the course of the game, there being only 16 in total. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario has to give three Shine Sprites to Merlon in Rougeport. Ultra-Rank means that Mario has the option of leveling up his partners two times instead of once. If the partner is leveled up to Ultra-Rank, they increase their health and attacking power. They increase by the same amount as they did from normal to Super-Rank. Like with Super-Rank, they learn a new ability that is more powerful but requires more FP. This system is the same for both Paper Mario games with an Ultra Stone in it. The Ultra Stone is a key item that appears in Paper Mario.