Feeling Fine

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Feeling Fine
Feeling Fine Badge.pngSprite of the Feeling Fine badge in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.Icon of an item from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)
BP needed 3/4
Sell price 150 coins
First appearance Paper Mario (2000)
Latest appearance Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch) (2024)
Paper Mario description Protects Mario from poisoning and dizziness during attack.
The Thousand-Year Door description Make Mario immune to poison or dizziness. (GameCube)

Make Mario immune to status changes, like poison or dizzy. (Switch)

Feeling Fine is a badge in Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. In Paper Mario, it can be bought from Merlow at Shooting Star Summit for five Star Pieces. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, it can be found in the X-Naut Fortress, inside of a giant crane game that can only be used after returning the Cog to the crane. The badge's effect is applied exclusively to Mario. A variant of the badge called Feeling Fine P has the same effect, but is applied exclusively to Mario's partner.

Paper Mario[edit]

When equipped, Mario becomes immune to the following negative status conditions:

The following positive status conditions will not be prevented, but will wear off after 1 turn:

Equipping the badge will not prevent the following status conditions:

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door[edit]

When equipped, Mario becomes immune to a variety of status conditions:

Positive
Negative

Equipping the badge will not prevent any other positive status conditions nor the following negative ones:

Consuming a Volt Mushroom, Love Pudding, Peach Tart, or a Mystery while wearing the badge will prevent Mario from becoming Electrified. The effect of Zap Tap will not be prevented, however, and Mario will still become Electrified at the start of battle.

Merluvlee's predictions in Paper Mario[edit]

  • "I see...a Feeling Fine Badge. There is a child upstairs in the fortune-teller's house on Shooting Star Summit. Hey! I'm that fortune-teller! Anyway, the child is my brother, Merlow. He will trade Star Pieces for Badges. Head upstairs to see him!"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese イツーモゲンキ
Itsūmo Genki
From stylization of「いつも」(itsumo, "always") and「元気」(genki, "healthy")

Chinese 状态良好勋章
Zhuàngtài Liánghǎo Xūnzhāng
Status Good Badge

Dutch Kerngezond
Literally core healthy, but mainly a term denoting that someone is in excellent health
French Ҫa va bien!
I'm feeling fine!
German Protektor
Protector
Italian Granforma
Great Shape
Spanish Vacuna
Vaccine