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Revision as of 04:13, April 19, 2022
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First appearance | Dr. Mario World (2019) |
A lock block is a stage feature in the shape of a capsule imprinted with a keyhole from Dr. Mario World. When a color capsule matches the color of a lock block or that it is eliminated, any cages of the same color as that lock block will be removed, allowing any previously-locked objects to be eliminated or interacted with. These only appear in stage mode.
In-game description
- "Unlock the lock block to unlock the cages."
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Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ロックブロック Rokku Burokku |
Lock Block |
Chinese (simplified) | 上锁砖块 Shàng Suǒ Zhuān Kuài |
Lock brick |
Chinese (traditional) | 上鎖磚塊 Shàng Suǒ Zhuān Kuài |
Lock brick |
German | Schloss |
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Italian | Serratura |
Locks |
Korean | 자물쇠블록 Jamulsoebeullog |
Lock Block |
Portuguese | Fechadura |
Locks |
Spanish (NOA) | Cerradura |
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Spanish (NOE) | Cerradura |
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