Paper Mario: the Origami Kingis part platformer, part collectathon, and part open-world game that brings them all together with a unique papery look. There are tons ofhidden objects in the newestPaper Mario, keeping players scouring the levels for collectibles. The Graffiti Underground is a fairly short part of the game, but it has several hidden treasures for players to pick up.
The Graffiti Underground
The Graffiti Underground is the sewers that connect Toad Town and Peach’s Castle. Along with all theToad Town collectibles, players will have to find a hook to open the sewer grate in Toad Town. These tunnels will have two toads, one collectible treasure, two question mark blocks, and five not-bottomless holes.
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Not-Bottomless Holes
Not-bottomless holes are holes players can fix with confetti. A holdover from Color Splash, the confetti system is one of the things thatcould be improved in thePaper Mario: the Origami King. However, players that want to complete the game 100% will need to fill all these holes in.
The first one is located to the left of the ladder as soon as Mario enters the Underground:
InPaper Mario: the Origami King’s Graffiti Underground, the second and third Not-Bottomless Holes are located down the stairs where the pipe and the treasure chest are. One is on the walkway, and the second on the back wall by the light to the right:
Past not-bottomless hole 3 is a hallway lined on one side with water. Walk all the way to the end near the talking box and find the next hole:
The final hole is literally blocking Mario’s path, so it’s impossible to miss:
There are plenty more not-bottomless holes in the world, so make sure tofill up on confetti fromPaper Mario’sworldaround Mario.
Question Mark Blocks
There are two total question mark blocks in the Graffiti Underground. The first is right when Mario turns the lights on in the first tunnel down. There will be two scaredy rats and one block with a mushroom.
The second is right near the 3rd and 4 not-bottomless holes. It will be invisible, and at the end of the upper walkway:
Collectible Toads
There are two toads to find in the Graffiti underground. One is inside the talking box right next to the third not-bottomless hole:
The second toad, players are forced to interact with, so they can’t miss it:
Number 16: The Manhole Cover
The last thing players will need to collect in the Graffiti Underground is the Collectible Treasure. Thankfully, it’s not theinappropriate Easter egg Treasurethat players have been giggling at. Once the water in the Underground is drained, players will be able to collect the Number 16 treasure from where the water was. Here’s a quick video of how to get it:
If players are looking to see thesecret ending ofPaper Mario: the Origami King,they are going to have to get all collectibles and 100% the game, so make sure not to miss a single one.
Paper Mario: the Origami Kingis available for the Switch.
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