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[[File:Treasurebox_artwork.png|180px|right|thumb|Official artwork of a standard Treasure Box]]
[[File:Treasurebox_artwork.png|160px|right|thumb|Official artwork of a standard Treasure Box]]
'''Treasure Boxes''' are special item containers that are spread throughout all of the locations that [[Pit]] visits on his journey in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. They are decorated chests that open up when hit with an attack or just stood next to, and may contain useful items such as [[food]], [[heart]]s, items, and even new [[weapon]]s.


== In  ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'' ==
All Treasure Boxes have halos floating above them until they are opened, further signifying their importance. They are considered valuable and will therefore often be heavily guarded by enemies. In one instance, the [[Underworld Army]] even uses a Treasure Chest as bait to lure Pit and [[Magnus]] into a trap, although the latter was able to figure this out. Later levels will have more instances of empty traps that trigger enemies without warning. Other chests will attempt to move or jump away from Pit when he approaches them; shooting the chest will make it stay still long enough for Pit to open it. These types of chests are called Bouncy Boxes and Speedy Boxes.


'''Treasure Boxes''' are special item containers that are spread throughout all of the locations that [[Pit]] visits on his journey in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. They are decorated chests that open up when hit with an attack or just stood next to, and may contain useful items such as [[Food]], [[Heart]]s, items, and even new weapons.  
===Variations===
'''Tiny Box, Speedy Box, and Bouncy Box'''<br>
'''Tiny Boxes''' are smaller versions of standard Treasure Boxes. '''Speedy Boxes''' run around frantically to escape Pit, while '''Bouncy Boxes''' jump away from the angel to escape. Shooting them will cause them to stop temporarily. They are also identical to a normal counterpart in size and design.
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== Appearances ==
'''Pandora's Box'''<br>
Another type of Treasure Chest is called '''Pandora's Box''', which has a more pink toning and a distinctive heart-shaped symbol. When opened the Pandora's Box will shoot blue fireballs at Pit, which can poison Pit. However, they occasionally drops a treasure. Like its name suggests, Pandora's Box is used both by [[Pandora]] and her human form, Amazon Pandora, as a trap in Chapter 22: ''[[Scorched Feathers]]''.
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=== Kid Icarus: Uprising ===
'''[[Mimicutie]]'''<br>
In addition, special enemies disguised as Treasure Boxes called '''Mimicuties''' will spawn female legs and rapidly attack Pit with a barrage of kicks. Their movement patterns from spinning rapidly around in circles, trotting along to go after Pit, and, the most formidable, dashing up to Pit suddenly and attacking him straight on. They are amongst the deadliest ''unaffiliated'' enemies around if not stopped instantly. As a rule, they tend to be slightly smaller than regular Treasure Boxes.
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===Idol Descriptions===
'''Treasure Box'''<br>
''These boxes aren't locked, so you can plunder them at will! You can spot a Treasure Box from a distance from the halo hovering over its lid.''
''These boxes aren't locked, so you can plunder them at will! You can spot a Treasure Box from a distance from the halo hovering over its lid.''
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All Treasure Boxes have halos floating above them until they are opened, further signifying their importance. They are considered valuable and will therefore often be heavily guarded by enemies. In one instance, the [[Underworld Army]] even uses a Treasure Chest as bait to lure Pit and [[Magnus]] into a trap, although the latter was able to figure this out. Later levels will have more instances of empty traps that trigger enemies without warning. Other chests will attempt to move or jump away from Pit when he approaches them; shooting the chest will make it stay still long enough for Pit to open it. These types of chests are called [[Bouncy Box]]es and [[Speedy Box]]es.
'''Tiny Box'''<br>
''Raise your hand if you have too much stuff. You can't—no room. You have too much stuff. But here's a solution: the Tiny Box. It's a magic device that can actually hold as much as a regular Treasure Box in a fraction of the space!''
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==Variations==
'''Bouncy Box'''<br>
''Bouncy Box is a Treasure Box with a strange security feature: it jumps away whenever someone tries to open it! While this is known to jumble contents, it still makes the box a popular practical-joke choice.''
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<u>'''Speedy Box'''</u>: As mentioned above, these boxes run around frantically to escape Pit. Shooting them will cause it to stop.  
'''Speedy Box'''<br>
''Speedy Box is a Treasure Box that runs away whenever someone tries to open it. This makes it a good way to protect treasure from thieves, and unfortunately, the treasure's owners. Shoot it to halt its escape.''
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<u>'''Bouncy Box'''</u>: As also mentioned, these boxes tend to jump away from the angel. Still as annoying as their speedy counterparts, they can still be stopped by cornering them or simply shooting them.
'''Pandora's Box'''<br>
''Pandora's Box is in many ways the exact opposite of a Treasure Box. More often than not, these boxes are rigged with traps. But once in a while, they'll contain a pleasant surprise. If your health is low, it might be better to avoid them.''
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<u>'''Mimicutie'''</u>: In addition, special Treasure Boxes called ''[[Mimicutie]]s'' will spawn female legs and rapidly attack Pit with a barrage of kicks. They are amongst the deadliest ''(unaffiliated)'' enemies around if not stopped instantly. There is no way of spotting these leggy foes from normal chests; memorizing their position is the safest choice.
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]''==
Standard Treasure Boxes appear in the 3DS-exclusive mode, [[smashwiki:Smash Run|Smash Run]]. They contain power-ups and items, but may also end up being Mimicuties.


<u>'''Pandora's Box'''</u>: Another type of Treasure Chest is called ''[[Pandora's Box]]'', which has a more pink toning and a distinctive heart-shaped symbol. When opened the Pandora's Box will shoot blue fireballs at Pit, then occasionally drops a treasure. Like it's name suggests, Pandora's Box is used both by [[Pandora]] and her human form, [[Amazon Pandora]], as a trap, most notably in Chapter 22, ''[[Scorched Feathers]]''.
==Gallery==
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File:Pandora's box ar card.jpg|The AR Card for Pandora's Box
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