Skeleton key - Revision history

Keiji at 21:11, 11 February 2011

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	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.		A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.

Keiji at 20:04, 11 February 2011

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	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.		A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.

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	== In Kingdom of Loathing ==		== In Kingdom of Loathing ==
	In [[Kingdom of Loathing]], you can craft a skeleton key by [[meat pasting]] a skeleton bone with loose teeth. Alternatively, You can get from a key ring that you can find... somewhere. Quite obviously, they're really useful to the plot for something, but also useful for something not-so-useful for the plot of the game.		In [[Kingdom of Loathing]], you can craft a skeleton key by [[meat pasting]] a skeleton bone with loose teeth. Alternatively, You can get from a key ring that you can find... somewhere. Quite obviously, they're really useful to the plot for something, but also useful for something not-so-useful for the plot of the game.
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Keiji at 13:54, 4 January 2011

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	Surprisingly, skeleton keys only vaguely resemble skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of skeleton keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].		Surprisingly, skeleton keys only vaguely resemble skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of skeleton keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].

-	== [[Kingdom of Loathing]] ==	+	== In Kingdom of Loathing ==
-	In Kingdom of Loathing, you can craft a skeleton key by [[meat pasting]] a skeleton bone with loose teeth. Alternatively, You can get from a key ring that you can find... somewhere. Quite obviously, they're really useful to the plot for something, but also useful for something not-so-useful for the plot of the game.	+	In [[Kingdom of Loathing]], you can craft a skeleton key by [[meat pasting]] a skeleton bone with loose teeth. Alternatively, You can get from a key ring that you can find... somewhere. Quite obviously, they're really useful to the plot for something, but also useful for something not-so-useful for the plot of the game.

	[[Category:Mario objects]]		[[Category:Mario objects]]

Keiji at 13:54, 4 January 2011

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-	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] ~~(Well, a term, but I assume you know that already)~~ which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.	+	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.

	If you are wondering why "skeleton key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent too much time with "[[Skeleton T]]". ;)		If you are wondering why "skeleton key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent too much time with "[[Skeleton T]]". ;)

KasaneTeto at 13:32, 4 January 2011

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-	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.	+	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] (Well, a term, but I assume you know that already) which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.

	If you are wondering why "skeleton key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent too much time with "[[Skeleton T]]". ;)		If you are wondering why "skeleton key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent too much time with "[[Skeleton T]]". ;)
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	Surprisingly, skeleton keys only vaguely resemble skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of skeleton keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].		Surprisingly, skeleton keys only vaguely resemble skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of skeleton keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].
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		+	== [[Kingdom of Loathing]] ==
		+	In Kingdom of Loathing, you can craft a skeleton key by [[meat pasting]] a skeleton bone with loose teeth. Alternatively, You can get from a key ring that you can find... somewhere. Quite obviously, they're really useful to the plot for something, but also useful for something not-so-useful for the plot of the game.

	[[Category:Mario objects]]		[[Category:Mario objects]]

Keiji at 13:49, 3 January 2011

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	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.		A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.

Keiji at 23:55, 7 March 2010

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-	{{~~Short~~\|[[~~June 26~~]], [[~~2009~~]]}}	+	{{Fair\|[[March 7]], [[2010]]\|{{improve\|expand\|redlinks\|image}}}}

-	A '''~~Skeleton Key~~''' is a [[key]] ~~that is~~ used to unlock ~~[[locked door]]s on~~ a ~~[[Board map]]~~ in [[~~Mario Party 2~~]] ~~and [[Mario Party 3]]. Their function~~ is ~~seemingly like that of~~ a ~~normal~~ key~~, but the doors in~~ [[~~Mario Party]] Board maps refuse any substitutes. Each key can only be used once, and~~ the ~~door shuts itself behind the character. Skeleton Keys also have [[face~~]]s, ~~and can speak~~ to [[~~you~~]]~~. They get upset when they are used on a door or~~ [[~~thrown away~~]]~~, making you feel guilty for using them in~~ the ~~first place. They even claim they'll miss you. Poor things =(~~.	+	A '''skeleton key''', also known as a '''master key''', is a [[key]] which can be used to unlock many different doors. With a few rare exceptions, every key that you find in a [[video game]] is a skeleton key (though whether this is made obvious to [[you\|the player]] is a different matter), mainly to save [[memory]] and [[graphics]] as all the keys are identical.

-	~~Surprisingly~~, ~~Skeleton Keys only vaguely resemble Skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of Skeleton Keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly~~ [[~~female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows~~]].	+	If you are wondering why "skeleton key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent too much time with "[[Skeleton T]]". ;)

-	~~If you~~ are ~~wondering why "~~Skeleton ~~Key" sounds familiar~~, you'~~ve probably spent~~ to ~~much time with "~~[[~~Skeleton T~~]]". ;)	+	== In Mario Party ==
		+	In [[Mario Party 2]] and [[Mario Party 3]], skeleton keys are used to unlock [[locked door]]s on the [[board map]]s. Their function is seemingly like that of a normal key, but the doors in [[Mario Party]] board maps refuse any substitutes. Each key can only be used once, and the door shuts itself behind the character. Skeleton keys also have [[face]]s, and can speak to you. They get upset when they are used on a door or [[thrown away]], making you feel guilty for using them in the first place. They even claim they'll miss you. Poor things =(
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		+	Surprisingly, skeleton keys only vaguely resemble skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of skeleton keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].

	[[Category:Mario objects]]		[[Category:Mario objects]]

Keiji: moved Skeleton Key to Skeleton key

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Keiji at 11:03, 26 June 2009

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	Surprisingly, Skeleton Keys only vaguely resemble Skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of Skeleton Keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].		Surprisingly, Skeleton Keys only vaguely resemble Skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of Skeleton Keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].

-	If you are wondering why "Skeleton Key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent to much time with "[[Skeleton T.]]". ;)	+	If you are wondering why "Skeleton Key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent to much time with "[[Skeleton T]]". ;)

	[[Category:Mario objects]]		[[Category:Mario objects]]

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A '''Skeleton Key''' is a [[key]] that is used to unlock [[locked door]]s on a [[Board map]] in [[Mario Party 2]] and [[Mario Party 3]]. Their function is seemingly like that of a normal key, but the doors in [[Mario Party]] Board maps refuse any substitutes. Each key can only be used once, and the door shuts itself behind the character. Skeleton Keys also have [[face]]s, and can speak to [[you]]. They get upset when they are used on a door or [[thrown away]], making you feel guilty for using them in the first place. They even claim they'll miss you. Poor things =(.

Surprisingly, Skeleton Keys only vaguely resemble Skeletons in any way. There seems to be two kinds of Skeleton Keys. The ones that appear in MP2 are supposedly [[female]] and wear bows while the ones in MP3 are male and have big bushy [[eyebrows]].

If you are wondering why "Skeleton Key" sounds familiar, you've probably spent to much time with "[[Skeleton T.]]". ;)

[[Category:Mario objects]]