Editing Sticker

{{italic title|Sticker (''Paper Mario: Sticker Star'')}}

{{Quote|Hey, that's a sticker, isn't it?! Lucky you, picking up something so great.|Kersti|Paper Mario: Sticker Star}}

 

'''Stickers''' are important elements in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. They serve as [[Mario]]'s one and only method of attacking, and as such there are a wide variety of stickers to attack with. They are also used to solve puzzles and unlock pathways.

Stickers come from the [[Sticker Comet]]. Once every year, they rain down on the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] during the Sticker Festival. After Bowser accidentally shatters the Comet into [[Royal Sticker]]s, Mario is forced to retrieve them with the help of [[Kersti]], a sticker being who is the caretaker of the Sticker Comet. Along the way, stickers are used to solve puzzles and battle enemies.

 

Stickers can be found almost everywhere. They are sometimes dropped by enemies, found on walls, found in [[Question Block|? Blocks]], bought at shops, etc. Stickers obtained are kept in Mario's sticker album. Stickers can only be kept as long as there is space in the album, and certain stickers take up more room than others. In order to maximize usage of space, it may be necessary to rearrange stickers or even remove them.

Stickers are grouped into different types:  

*Stickers - This section of the album holds all battle stickers and thing stickers.

*Things - While not technically stickers themselves, "things" can be converted into thing stickers at a shop in [[Decalburg]] or at The Outlook Point.

*Scraps - These are obtained from removing environmental objects from a Paperized scene. They can be re-pasted later.

==Battle Stickers==

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!In-game Description

!Sticking Points

!width=13%|Attack Range

!Where to Buy/Dropped By

|Worn-Out Jump{{anchor|Worn-Out Jump}}

|A jump-and-stomp attack so weak that reputable shops are too ashamed to stock it.

|[[File:JumpstickerPMSS.png|50px]]

|Jump{{anchor|Jump}}

|Stomps a single foe but will take damage from spiked foes. Can stomp multiple times if you're good.

|A jump-and-stomp attack. A word to the wise: do NOT use this attack on spiked enemies or you'll regret it.

|Shiny Jump{{anchor|Shiny Jump}}

|Stomps foes with a fairly strong jump.

|A pretty strong and pretty pretty jump-and-stomp attack. Shininess aside, it's still a bad choice for spiked foes.

|Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Flashy Jump{{anchor|Flashy Jump}}

|Stomps foes with a pretty strong jump.

|A fairly strong and fairly fair jump-and-stomp attack. No amount of flash will make it good against spiky baddies.

|[[Rumble Volcano]]

|Big Shiny Jump{{anchor|Big Shiny Jump}}

|[[Outlook Point]], Decalburg (after World 3), Rumble Volcano

|Megaflash Jump{{anchor|Megaflash Jump}}

|A big, strong, shiny attack blessed with great power and solid crumpling ability. Tell me this thing doesn't look cool.

|Bowser Jr.'s Flotilla

|Iron Jump{{anchor|Iron Jump}}

|Stomps even spiked foes effortlessly.

|As the name implies, a battle sticker that laughs in the face of spiked foes. Feel free to laugh along with it.

|Decalburg

|Shiny Iron Jump{{anchor|Shiny Iron Jump}}

|Stomps even spiked foes effortlessly with a fairly strong jump.

|An attack that delivers a slightly stronger stomp on spiked enemies. Though made of iron, it's quite light!

|Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Flashy Iron Jump{{anchor|Flashy Iron Jump}}

|A compact and pretty powerful stomp that doesn't mind spiked landings. Who knew iron could be so pretty?

|N/A

|Big Shiny Iron Jump{{anchor|Big Shiny Iron Jump}}

|A strong stomp attack designed for spiked enemies. You really would think such a big iron sticker would be heavy.

|Decalburg (after World 3), Rumble Volcano

|Megaflash Iron Jump{{anchor|Megaflash Iron Jump}}

|An extreme stomp attack that crushes any spiked enemy. This thing is almost not fair in battle.

|Rugged Road

|Hopslipper{{anchor|Hopslipper}}

|The slighty weak attack befitting a slipper, but capable of up to ten jumps if your timing is on.

|Decalburg

|Shiny Hopslipper{{anchor|Shiny Hopslipper}}

|A less-than-powerful attack that can stomp up to ten times using wonderful spring technology.

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Flashy Hopslipper{{anchor|Flashy Hopslipper}}

|A flashy sticker that doesn't exactly look cool, seeing as it's a slipper with a spring on it. But it can stomp ten times!  

|N/A

|Big Shiny Hopslipper{{anchor|Big Shiny Hopslipper}}

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3), Rumble Volcano

|Megaflash Hopslipper{{anchor|Megaflash Hopslipper}}

|A big, shiny...slipper. Still, if you can land ten jumps, it's a MEAN slipper. So just lay off with the slipper hate.

|Chomp Ruins

|Line Jump{{anchor|Line Jump}}

|An attack that lets you stomp foe after foe with decreasing power, but only if you have good jump timing.

|Decalburg

|Shiny Line Jump{{anchor|Shiny Line Jump}}

|Stomps all foes in a line with a fairly strong jump.

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Flashy Line Jump{{anchor|Flashy Line Jump}}

|A flashy-looking Line Jump with flashy-feeling attack power. It's got the max power of the small Line Jump line.

|Warm Fuzzy Plains (Place a Shiny Line Jump above the tree stump)/Ice Flow

|Big Shiny Line Jump{{anchor|Big Shiny Line Jump}}

|Stomps all foes in a line with a very strong jump.

|A sticker whose jump in size mirrors a jump in jumping-attack power. Foes will line up to take their whupping!

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3)

|Megaflash Line Jump{{anchor|Megaflash Line Jump}}

|Bowser's Snow Fort

|Flashy Clone Jump{{anchor|Flashy Clone Jump}}

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Big Shiny Clone Jump{{anchor|Big Shiny Clone Jump}}

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Megaflash Clone Jump{{anchor|Megaflash Clone Jump}}

|An attack that unleashes the four strongest Marios and delivers a strong crumpling effect. Wow.

|Rumble Volcano

|Flashy Infinijump{{anchor|Flashy Infinijump}}

|An attack with weak power but unreal stamina. Go for the maximum 100 jumps. Yes, you read that right.

|The Enigmansion, Chomp Ruins

|Big Shiny Infinijump{{anchor|Big Shiny Infinijump}}

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|A slightly bigger sticker that still has weak power. But c'mon, 100 stomps! 100 stomps is pretty solid.

|Long Fall Falls

|Megaflash Infinijump{{anchor|Megaflash Infinijump}}

|An attack said to bring enlightenment if you make your mind blank and become one with your jump.

|Long Fall Falls

|Worn-Out Hammer{{anchor|Worn-Out Hammer}}

|A battle sticker that doesn't look so hot. To be completely honest, it doesn't work so hot, either.

|N/A

|[[File:HammerstickerPMSS.png|50px]]

|Hammer{{anchor|Hammer}}

|A hammer that can pound enemies flat but it is useless against flying enemies. Use it wisely.  

|Decalburg

|Shiny Hammer{{anchor|Shiny Hammer}}

|A stronger hammer attack. It will build power as you hold your windup, but don't overdo it or the head will pop off!  

|Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Flashy Hammer{{anchor|Flashy Hammer}}

|Rumble Volcano

|[[File:Bigshinyhammer.png‎|50px]]

|Big Shiny Hammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Hammer}}

|A big, shiny hammer boasting big, shiny damage. Definitely do not miss your swing, or you'll be really bummed out.  

|Outlook Point, Decalburg (after Chapter 3), Shaved-Ice Cave

|[[File:Megaflashhammer.png‎|50px]]

|Megaflash Hammer{{anchor|Megaflash Hammer}}

|A hammer with ultimate attack power. The main target and its neighbors get seriously BONKED.

|Yoshi Sphinx

|Slaphammer{{anchor|Slaphammer}}

|An attack that strikes from the side. If swung with good timing, it sends the enemies flying.  

|Decalburg

|Shiny Slaphammer{{anchor|Shiny Slaphammer}}

|A side-striking hammer attack that has a chance of making an enemy dizzy, which could make its attacks miss.  

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Flashy Slaphammer{{anchor|Flashy Slaphammer}}

|[[Shy Guy Jungle]]

|Big Shiny Slaphammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Slaphammer}}

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3)

|Megaflash Slaphammer{{anchor|Megaflash Slaphammer}}

|Rugged Road

|[[File:Eekhammersticker.png|50px]]

|Eekhammer{{anchor|Eekhammer}}

|A hammer that really looks like a toy. Land up to five strikes for five times the annoyance. Squeaksqueaksqueak!

|Decalburg

|Shiny Eekhammer{{anchor|Shiny Eekhammer}}

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Flashy Eekhammer{{anchor|Flashy Eekhammer}}

|A pretty flashy hammer attack. Get in five hits so you can hear the squeaksqueaksqueaksqueaksqueak!

|N/A

|Big Shiny Eekhammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Eekhammer}}

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3)

|Megaflash Eekhammer{{anchor|Megaflash Eekhammer}}

|A megasized attack that packs a serious wallop for a toy. Get in five strikes for perfection.

|Chomp Ruins

|Hurlhammer{{anchor|Hurlhammer}}

|A hurlable hammer that, with good timing, can damage all foes--even flying ones. Bad timing just ain't gonna cut it.

|Decalburg

|Shiny Hurlhammer{{anchor|Shiny Hurlhammer}}

|An attack that, like other hammers, fails if held too long. If you throw it too fast, it'll hit only one foe.

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Flashy Hurlhammer{{anchor|Flashy Hurlhammer}}

|A hurlable hammer that, like others, damages enemies in front the most but can also hit subsequent targets.

|N/A

|Big Shiny Hurlhammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Hurlhammer}}

|A decent-sized shiny hammer that falls from above as its targets gaze in awe, helplessly watching doom approach.

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3)

|Megaflash Hurlhammer{{anchor|Megaflash Hurlhammer}}

|A big, pretty, very hurlable hammer. In fact, it's almost too pretty to hurl. Good thing you put it in here.

|Chomp Ruins

|[[File:BaahammerstickerPMSS.png|50px]]

|Baahammer{{anchor|Baahammer}}

|Decalburg

|Big Shiny Baahammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Baahammer}}

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3), Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Megaflash Baahammer{{anchor|Megaflash Baahammer}}

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|Chomp Ruins

|Burnhammer{{anchor|Burnhammer}}

|A hammer whos tepid flames can fry small fry. If your timing's off, though, you won't produce any flames.

|Decalburg

|Big Shiny Burnhammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Burnhammer}}

|A hot, flaming hammer attack that's nonethless ineffective against the Buzzy Beetle family.

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3), Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Megaflash Burnhammer{{anchor|Megaflash Burnhammer}}

|A flaming hammer attack that damages all foes that it strikes equally. We just want to see you succeed, y'know?

|Rugged Road

|Chillhammer{{anchor|Chillhammer}}

|A hammer that, if timed well, sends a freezing arctic blast howling into faces of all enemies.  

|Decalburg

|Big Shiny Chillhammer{{anchor|Big Shiny Chillhammer}}

|

|A hammer attack that cold haters hate, but cold lovers love not hating. You know what I mean?

|Decalburg (after Chapter 3), Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Megaflash Chillhammer{{anchor|Megaflash Chillhammer}}

|An attack that launches a really nasty cold wave boasting megaflash damage. Miss, and you hit zip.

|Bowser's Snow Fort

|Super Boot{{anchor|Super Boot}}

|Attack-dodging boots. If you use them, the attack power of any subsequent jump-type stickers will go up.

|Outlook Point

|Shiny Super Boot{{anchor|Shiny Super Boot}}

|A defensive sticker that hugely boosts the attack power of subsequent jump stickers. Definitely stick this one first!

|Outlook Point

|[[File:TailSticker.png|50px]]

|Tail{{anchor|Tail}}

|Outlook Point

|Shiny Tail{{anchor|Shiny Tail}}

|A shiny tail that smacks onrushing enemies and straight-flying projectiles. When you connect, it feels gooood.

|Outlook Point

|[[File:FrogsuitPMSS.png|50px]]

|Frog Suit{{anchor|Frog Suit}}

|A froggy dodge maneuver that ups the attack power on subsequent stickers, too. Not bad for a frog.

|Outlook Point

|Shiny Frog Suit{{anchor|Shiny Frog Suit}}

|A shiny, froggy dodge that drastically boosts the attack power of subsequent stickers. Well done, frog.

|Outlook Point

|[[File:SpikeHelmetPMSS.png|50px]]

|Spike Helmet{{anchor|Spike Helmet}}

|An attack that provides a spiky surprise for attackers from above when you crouch and hold it over your head.

|Decalburg

|Shiny Spike Helmet{{anchor|Shiny Spike Helmet}}

|A stronger spiked-helmet attack, this one hurts even more if you time your poke with the foe's landing.

|Flashy Spike Helmet{{anchor|Flashy Spike Helmet}}

|A flashy spike attack that counters attacks from above with authority. Time it right, and OW!

|[[File:FireflowerstickerPMSS.png|50px]]

|Fire Flower{{anchor|Fire Flower}}

|Shiny Fire Flower{{anchor|Shiny Fire Flower}}

|An attack that fires one shiny fireball per foe. Like others, this attack is a bit stronger if timed well.

|Whammino Mountain

|Flashy Fire Flower{{anchor|Flashy Fire Flower}}

|An attack that greets each grounded and low altitude foes with a strong, made-to-order fireball.

|Whammino Mountain

|Ice Flower{{anchor|Ice Flower}}

|A chilly attack that serves an ice ball to each nonflying enemy. These ice balls are the opposite of refreshing.

|Whammino Mountain

|Shiny Ice Flower{{anchor|Shiny Ice Flower}}

|A stronger ice-ball attack that strikes ground-bound and low-altitude foes with shiny chill damage.

|Whammino Mountain

|Flashy Ice Flower{{anchor|Flashy Ice Flower}}

|A flashy ice-ball attack that boasts boosted wintry power if you time your throws correctley.

|Whammino Mountain

|[[File:POWstickerPMSS.png|50px]]

|POW Block{{anchor|POW Block}}

|An attack that can crumple grounded foes. You get two chances at it so time it well.

|Decalburg

|Shiny POW Block{{anchor|Shiny POW Block}}

|Shaved-Ice Cave

|Flashy POW Block{{anchor|Flashy POW Block}}

|A two-shot crumpler. As expected, its attack power is also higher due to extreme flashiness.

|N/A

|[[File:Koopashellsticker.png|50px]]

|Shell{{anchor|Shell}}

|A shell that knocks around foes when stomped and kicked. Time it well for more power.

|Decalburg

|Shiny Shell{{anchor|Shiny Shell}}

|A powerful shell that should remind you to pre-stomp Koopas on the field. Then you can use them to scatter other foes.

|Decalburg (after World 3)

|Flashy Shell{{anchor|Flashy Shell}}

|[[Chomp Ruins]]

|[[File:MushroomPMSS.png|50px]]

|Mushroom{{anchor|Mushroom}}

|Decalburg, Whammino Mountain

|Shiny Mushroom{{anchor|Shiny Mushroom}}

|An item that increases HP more that a regular mushroom. Wait until you're really flagging to use it!

|Decalburg, Whammino Mountain, Outlook Point, Shaved-Ice Cave, Rumble Volcano

|Flashy Mushroom{{anchor|Flashy Mushroom}}

|Decalburg (after World 4)

|Big 1-UP{{anchor|Big 1-UP}}

|Drybake Desert

|[[File:BigShiny1Up.png|50px]]

|Big Shiny 1-UP{{anchor|Big Shiny 1-UP}}

|A shiny HP restorer effective over ten turns. Time it with Mario's hands in the air for extra restorative power!

|Rumble Volcano

|Poison Mushroom{{anchor|Poison Mushroom}}

|Oh no! An item that poisons you! But hang on... What if you touch an enemy while poisoned...

|Whammino Mountain

|Leaf{{anchor|Leaf}}

|Unknown use. If you take it to the shop, maybe something good will happen.

|A helpful sticker that automatically makes every attack. Excellent and every block successful.

|Strike Lake

|Shiny Leaf{{anchor|Shiny Leaf}}

|Unknown use. If you take it to the shop, maybe something fairly good will happen.

|A sticker with the exact same effects of an ordinary leaf sticker. But look! It's shiny! So it sells for more.

|Rumble Volcano

|Secret Door{{anchor|Secret Door}}

|A portable emergency exit that can help you escape most battles.

|A door that opens the way to a secret place. This sticker can also be used to flee a battle.

|Outlook Point

|Snowball{{anchor|Snowball}}

|An icy snowball yacked up by a Snow Spike that hits all grounded foes with a cold-blooded attack.

|Spike Ball{{anchor|Spike Ball}}

|A spiky steel ball horked up by a Spike. This bad boy deals bonus damage for a well-timed throw.

|Barrel{{anchor|Barrel}}

|A wooden barrel thrown by a Broozer. This thing is heavy, so be careful when tossing it.

|Wrench{{anchor|Wrench}}

|A repair wrench tossed by Rocky Wrenches. Time your toss well, because it'll affect the power of the spin!

|Bone{{anchor|Bone}}

|Part of a Dry Bones? Some kind of bone, anyway. It hits with a satisfying BONK if thrown with enough force.

|[[File:BoomerbangPMSS.png|50px]]

|Boomerang{{anchor|Boomerang}}

|A boomerang beloved by the Boomerang Bros. Put your elbow into it to get some force into your throw!

|Drop by [[Boomerang Bro.]]

|Bomb{{anchor|Bomb}}

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|An unused bomb dropped by a Bob-omb. This explosive has a dramatic effect if tossed properly.

|Drop by [[Bob-omb]]s.

|[[File:Sombrerosticker.png|50px]]

|Sombrero{{anchor|Sombrero}}

|A sombrero worn by Sombrero Guys. The angle of the throw affects how cool the attack turns out!

|Throwing Star{{anchor|Throwing Star}}

|A Throwing star favored by Ninjis. It's easy to time this attack if you concentrate.

 

===Other Stickers===

These stickers are plot-related, and are only available in certain battles. These two stickers are not required for the Sticker Museum.

{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse"

!In-game Description

|[[File:BowsersandlePMSS.png|50px]]

|Flip-flop{{anchor|Flip-flop}}

|Mario hits Kamek with a sandal. The effect is similar to a Worn-out Hammer. It misses Kamek if he is flying.

|[[File:3DS PaperMario 3 char02 E3.png|70px]]

Things are objects that can be found within the game. They are named such because, unlike most of the denizens in the game, the items are not actually made out of either paper or similar material such as cardboard. There are a total of 64 things throughout the game, each with a different purpose. Mario finds them as actual objects, and they cannot be used in this state. Although they aren't made out of paper, as noted before, they can be rendered into stickers by flinging them onto a special board. In addition, a [[Shady Toad|specific Toad]] in Decalburg will sell things in a manner that is implied to be illegal. The player can then take the sticker and either paste it on the environment to cause events or use them in battle. A little-known feature of these stickers is that when used to battle, Mario can indeed execute Action Commands up to "Excellent" on most things by pressing {{button|3ds|A}} at a specific time.

{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse"

!Image

!width=10%|Name

!width=6%|Sticker Size

!width=6%|Type

!width=20%|Effect

!Sticky Wiki Entry

!width=20%|Location(s)

!Coins Needed to Buy

|Sewing Scissors{{anchor|Sewing Scissors}} ('''Sewing Clippers''' in PAL version)

|Cutting

|Cuts enemies like the other types of scissors. Press {{button|3ds|A}} while scissors are cutting the screen.

|When compressed by a team of Toads, this catapult is capable of low-orbit launches. As the bladed end is lethal, this was likely a discarded prototype.

|Hair Shears{{anchor|Hair Shears}} ('''Barber's Scissors''' in the PAL version)

|Cutting

|Cuts enemies with slightly more power than the scissors. Press {{button|3ds|A}} while scissors cut the screen.

|Like other bladed things, this requires a command Toad in each circular cockpit. However, the protruding flange suggests a third operator is required for steering.

|[[Damp Oasis]] (Secret Door)

|Scissors{{anchor|Scissors}}

|Cutting

|Three green scissors fly off the screen and cut up the image. Deals damage to all enemies; press {{button|3ds|A}} while scissors cut the screen.

|When maneuvered by two skilled thing captains, this device cleaves anything. This discovery will surely revolutionize the Toad construction business.

|Tailor Shears{{anchor|Tailor Shears}}

|Cutting

|This powerful pair of scissors cuts the screen as usual; press {{button|3ds|A}} for the Action Command.

|This massive, linked pair of sharpened blades was likely used for landscaping. Trained Toads can operate in tandem from the two oval command cockpits.

|[[Shy Guy Jungle]] (Secret Door)

|Bellows{{anchor|Bellows}}

|Damages enemies with wind; mash {{button|3ds|A}} as the wind picks up for an Excellent.

|Requiring an entire platoon of Toads to operate, this primitive pinwheel motivator is a monument to inefficiency.

|[[Whammino Mountain]] (Secret Door)

|Paper Fan{{anchor|Paper Fan}}

|Medium  

|Two paper fans beat the air until the enemies are caught in the whirlwind. Attacks all enemies; repeatedly tap {{button|3ds|A}} as the wind picks up to execute Action Commands.

|Though its gigantic size limits its use to only the largest of griddles, this ornate spatula is a sight to behold. The symbol is thought to mean "succulent pancake."

|[[Yoshi Sphinx]] (Secret Door)

|Fan{{anchor|Fan}}

|Blows enemies around; does damage to all enemies. Repeatedly tap {{button|3ds|A}} as the wind picks up to execute the Action Command.

|While voice modulators are not unheard of, this device is clearly the first built for crowd use. It was likely used for intimidation at sporting events.

|Mini Vacuum{{anchor|Mini Vacuum}}

|Sucks up all enemies on the screen (including most bosses) and spits them back out. Press {{button|3ds|A}} repeatedly as the enemies are being sucked into the vacuum (unless they're anchored to the ground like [[Piranha Plants]]). Does damage to all enemies.

|The smallest of what is believed to be a previously undiscovered type of suction robot, this variation is highly maneuverable and easily satiated.

|[[Jungle Rapids]] (Secret Door)

|Upright Vacuum{{anchor|Upright Vacuum}}

|Same as Mini Vacuum, but deals more damage. Press {{button|3ds|A}} repeatedly as the enemies are being sucked into the vacuum.

|A member of the Suction Thing family, this variation waits for prey in an upright position, disguising itself as a part of the canopy. Then it strikes.

|[[Rustle Burrow]] (Secret Door)