Super Mario RPG Hidden Chests: Sunken Ship
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| Author Diana D'Estefano
Super Mario RPG, like any other incredible role-playing game, is an incredible place to explore and discover new things. One sort of collectible that is scattered across the different game zones is Super Mario RPG hidden chests. In actuality, 39 of them exist. It could be difficult to locate some, and simple to locate others. The basement of the Mushroom Kingdom store is a good place to start your Toad search. Navigating around him until he gives you a signal ring will lead you to the Super Mario RPG hidden chests.
Super Mario RPG Sunken Ship hidden chests
Once you have collected the only hidden chest found in the Marrymore area, it's time to move on to finding the Super Mario RPG hidden chests found in the Sunken Ship area. Again, as before, in reality, there is only one to find, but it will be a little more difficult than the previous one. However, don't worry; in this guide, we will explain in detail how to find it.
What you need to do is spawn at the Pirate Base and start walking through it until you come across a save box near a room that contains a Mario clone. To be able to collect this hidden chest, you will have to make sure that your character is perfectly aligned with your clone, who is in the center of the room and then jump on his head and obtain the hidden chest. However, positioning yourself this way may not be as simple as it seems.
Our advice is to first hit the blue box that you will see in the room, which will allow you to see the exact location of this hidden chest. Once you do this, go to the top of the room and jump. Since the clone will be slower than you, with the right timing, you will have the opportunity to jump right on his head and therefore be aligned correctly to take advantage of the only Super Mario RPG hidden chests found in this area. Once this is done, you will be ready to advance to the next area.
Diana has been a huge fan of video games since she was a child. She started her "career" with Nintendo and then moved on to other platforms as well. Although she is a big fan of horror games, she plays almost all genres fearlessly. She writes news, reviews, guides, and features about both AAA and indie games.