Loop Loop River

From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
Level
Loop Loop River
Loop Loop River from Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Mario walking by the poisoned river
Level code W3-5
World World 3
Game Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Boss Wiggler Segment
<< Directory of levels >> **

Loop Loop River is the fifth level of World 3 in the game Paper Mario: Sticker Star. As the name implies, this level takes place in a looping poison river than runs through the inside of a cavern, and contains several plains along the borders of the river.

Layout

A screenshot of Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Mario using the Burnhammer against a Piranha Plant and Clip Guy

Mario starts the level near the river, where a Heart Block can be found. There are several Snifits walking in the poison, with only their heads visible. There are a few broken, wooden bridges and elevated plains here. Mario must head right until he finds a door leading to a cavern. Upon entering this door, Mario is taken inside the cavern, where a wooden bridge can be used to cross the poisonous river, which runs through the cavern.

A Boomerang Bro can be found in the other side of the river, as well as a door. This door takes Mario to an open area with a single Ninji and a small tree. Mario must hit this tree with his hammer to cause the only leaf of the tree to fall off, allowing him to use it as a moving platform across the poison river. Then Mario reaches the inside of the cavern through the left door, he must jump from the leaf, and land on platform.

Mario must then find a door located on a platform with two ? Blocks and a Brick Block. By heading through this door, Mario finds the Wiggler Segment, who is sleeping on the ledge of the platform, covered in small Butterflies. When Mario approaches the segment, it wakes up and engages a battle with Mario. After defeating the segment, Kersti yells at it, causing it to feel bad for its behavior and join Mario. The Comet Piece can be found ahead, in a platform.

After Gooper Blooper's defeat, the river will no longer be poisoned, and Shy Guys appear in the place of some Snifits.

Secret exit

When Mario is riding the leaf through the poisonous river, he must ride it all the way to the beginning area, and jump to an elevated plain with a Piranha Plant. There, he must use one of three Hidden Blocks floating high above the poisonous river to jump to a platform on the other side, where he can find a door. By heading through this door, Mario is taken to a platform inside the cavern where the secret Comet Piece is found.

Area Tattle

  • Floating downstream on a leaf should be relaxing, but I can't help but notice the astounding amount of poison around us.
  • This is how the forest SHOULD be: quiet, green, and fragrant. (after the purple Royal Sticker is obtained)

Enemies

Items

Other items not included here are peelable Stickers and items from sticker upgrade spot.

Blocks

Item Icon Location Image
Shiny POW Block The Shiny POW Block sticker from Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the lower middle scene, in the northeast. First ? Block in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Baahammer A sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the east scene, in the northeast of the lower part. Second ? Block in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Shiny Hurlhammer
Shell
Shiny Hurlhammer sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
A sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star
In the upper middle scene, in the northwestern corner. Third and fourth ? Blocks in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Shiny Fire Flower The Shiny Fire Flower sticker from Paper Mario: Sticker Star Same scene, above the platform made out of cardboard, created by peeling of Bowser Tape beforehand. Fifth ? Block in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Shiny Iron Jump The Shiny Iron Boots sticker from Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the west scene, in the north. Last ? Block in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.

Field

Item Icon Location Image
4 Coins The coin from the UI of Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the upper middle scene, above the right part of the river. Mario near 4 Coins in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Pillow A sticker icon In the scene behind the Secret Door. Mario near the Pillow Thing in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Tree Stump The Tree Stump Scrap in Loop Loop River, from Paper Mario: Sticker Star. In the middle part of the west scene. Mario near crumpled up Tree Stump scrap in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.

Hidden Blocks

Item Icon Location Image (Unrevealed) Image (Revealed)
Coin (all 3) The coin from the UI of Paper Mario: Sticker StarThe coin from the UI of Paper Mario: Sticker StarThe coin from the UI of Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the west scene, between two elevated grounds. Unlike other blocks, these three does not respawn and stay empty for the rest of the game. Location of the 35th to 37th hidden blocks in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, not revealed. Location of the 35th hidden block in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, revealed.Location of the 36th hidden block in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, revealed.Location of the 37th hidden block in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, revealed.
Flashy Jump The Flashy Boots sticker from Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the upper middle scene, there are four coins floating above the river. The block can be found between them. Location of the 38th hidden block in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, not revealed. Location of the 38th hidden block in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, revealed.

Paperization Spots

Scrap/Sticker Icon Location Image
Random 1x1 Sticker N/A In the west scene, in the middle, in the circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering. First paperization spot in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Secret Door The Secret Door sticker from Paper Mario: Sticker Star In the lower middle scene, in the northeast. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there. Last paperization spot in Loop Loop River of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ルプール川[?]
Rupūru Kawa
Portmanteau of "loop" and "pool" +「川」(kawa, river)
Chinese (simplified) 环绕河[?]
Huánrào Hé
Surrounding River
Chinese (traditional) 迴圈河[?]
Huíquān Hé
Looping River
French (NOA) Douve à flots[?] Moat of flows
French (NOE) Canal Tournenrond[?] Walking-round-and-round Canal
German Einbahnfluss[?] One-way River
Italian Fiume Avvitato[?] Screwed River
Spanish Río Bucle[?] Loop River