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===''Paper Mario'' series===

[[Image:Mt._Lavalava.png|left|thumb|'''Lava''' in Mt. Lavalava in ''Paper Mario''.]]

Despite lava appearing in almost every ''Mario'' game (or almost every video game for that matter), Lava is rarely seen in the [[Paper Mario (series)|''Paper Mario'' series]]. In ''[[Paper Mario]]'' there are only two areas to feature lava; the first is inside the volcano [[Mt. Lavalava]], and the second is inside [[Bowser's Castle]]. In this game, if Mario falls into the lava, he loses five hit points, and on most occasions, he needs to have [[Parakarry]] carry him over it or have [[Lakilester]] float over it. Lava appears again in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. In this game, it is only found during the two Bowser events; the first around Bowser's Castle, and the second in a stage reminiscent of ''Super Mario Bros.''. Mario himself never encounters any lava at all in this game. In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', there is no lava at all, save the lava around Bowser's Castle in the introduction screen. The tattle for the [[Lava Bubble]], however, says that the player must avoid them while the player is jumping over lava.

In ''[[Paper Mario Sticker Star]]'', lava appears in W5-5, [[Rugged Road]], and in W5-6, [[Rumble Volcano]]. In the first area of W5-5, Mario can't go over the lava rising, so the player must use a freezing type [[Sticker (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)|Sticker]] to cross the frozen lava. In the other areas, Mario uses rock pieces floating on the lava to cross. In W5-6,lava can also be seen, but Mario just has to avoid it, not cross it. If Mario falls in the lava in ''Paper Mario Sticker Star'', he loses 3 [[Heart Point]]s.