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{{about|the item in [[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]|the collectible in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]|[[Sticker (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)]]}}
{{about|the collectible in Paper Mario: Sticker Star|the collectible in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]|[[Sticker (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)]]}}
[[File:PMSS-Sticker Album.png|thumb|245px|[[Kersti]] giving [[Mario]] a sticker album in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'']]
[[File:PMSS-Sticker Album.png|thumb|245px|[[Kersti]] giving [[Mario]] a sticker album in ''[[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}}
{{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 main 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 were [[List of Paper Mario: Sticker Star pre-release and unused content|originally]] round-shaped, then changed to hexagonal before they became square-shaped in the final game. Additionally, [[Mystery Box (item)|Mystery Box]] stickers were planned as seen in artwork, but they do not appear in the final game.
'''Stickers''' are important elements in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. They serve as [[Mario]]'s main 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 were [[List of Paper Mario: Sticker Star pre-release and unused content|originally]] round-shaped, then changed to hexagonal before they became square-shaped in the final game. Additionally, [[Mystery Box (item)|Mystery Box]] stickers were planned as seen in artwork, but they do not appear in the final game.
==Background==
==Background==
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 and scatters the [[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 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 and scatters the [[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. Battle/item stickers are sorted into seven different categories by strength: Worn-Out, Normal, Shiny, Flashy, Big, Big Shiny, and Megaflash. They are sometimes dropped by enemies, found on walls or in [[? Block]]s, bought at shops, etc. Collected stickers are kept in Mario's [[album]], and each page in the album is six by ten spaces (which can hold 15 small stickers in a 3x5 arrangement). 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. Pressing {{button|3ds|start}} while looking at the sticker album will automatically re-arrange all stickers to maximize free space. This setup usually consists of two large stickers in a corner surrounded by smaller ones, though it varies depending on the size of the stickers collected.
Stickers can be found almost everywhere. Battle/item stickers are sorted into seven different categories by strength; Worn-Out, Normal, Shiny, Flashy, Big, Big Shiny, and Megaflash. They are sometimes dropped by enemies, found on walls, found in [[? Block]]s, bought at shops, etc. Collected stickers are kept in Mario's [[album]], and each page in the album is 6-by-10 spaces (which can hold 15 small stickers in a 3x5 arrangement). 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. Pressing {{button|3ds|start}} while looking at the sticker album will automatically re-arrange all stickers to maximize free space. This setup usually consists of two large stickers in a corner surrounded by smaller ones, though it varies depending on the size of the stickers collected.


The Sticker Album is grouped into different tabs:  
The Sticker Album is grouped into different tabs:  
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*'''Scraps''' - These are obtained from removing environmental objects from a [[Paperize]]d scene or found on the floor. They can be re-pasted later to alter a new environment, either by simply filling voids or revealing new objects and paths. Some levels require the player to do this in real time, like [[Bowser's Snow Fort]].
*'''Scraps''' - These are obtained from removing environmental objects from a [[Paperize]]d scene or found on the floor. They can be re-pasted later to alter a new environment, either by simply filling voids or revealing new objects and paths. Some levels require the player to do this in real time, like [[Bowser's Snow Fort]].
Stickers vary in size. The three different sizes stickers come in are:
Stickers vary in size. The three different sizes stickers come in are:
*Small (''1 × 1'') takes up exactly 1 full square in the Album.
*Small (''1x1'') takes up exactly 1 full square in the Album.
*Medium (''1.5 × 1.5'') takes up 1 full square and 3 half squares in the Album.
*Medium (''1.5x1.5'') takes up 1 full square and 3 half squares in the Album.
*Large (''2 × 2'') takes up 4 full squares in the Album.
*Large (''2x2'') takes up 4 full squares in the Album.


==Battle stickers==
==Battle stickers==
There are 96 battle stickers in the game.
There are 96 battle stickers in the game.
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!Image
!width=6%|Name
!width=6%|Name
!In-game description
!In-game Description
!Sticking points
!Sticking Points
!Attack Power
!Attack Power
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!width=13%|Attack Range
!Where to buy/Dropped by
!Where to Buy/Dropped By
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|01
|01
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|[[File:JumpSticker.png|50px]]
|[[File:JumpSticker.png|50px]]
|[[Boots|Jump]]
|[[Boots|Jump]]
|Stomps a single foe but will take damage from spiked foes. Can stomp multiple times if you're good. <small>(American English)</small><br>Stomps a single foe with a jump, but will take damage from spiked foes. Can stomp multiple times with the right timing. <small>(British English)</small>
|Stomps a single foe but will take damage from spiked foes. Can stomp multiple times if you're good.<small>(American English)</small><br>Stomps a single foe with a jump, but will take damage from spiked foes. Can stomp multiple times with the right timing. <small>(British English)</small>
|A jump-and-stomp attack. A word to the wise: do NOT use this attack on spiked enemies or you'll regret it. <small>(American English)</small><br>A jump-and-stomp attack. A word to the wise: do NOT use this attack on spiky enemies or you'll regret it. <small>(British English)</small>
|A jump-and-stomp attack. A word to the wise: do NOT use this attack on spiked enemies or you'll regret it.<small>(American English)</small><br>A jump-and-stomp attack. A word to the wise: do NOT use this attack on spiky enemies or you'll regret it. <small>(British English)</small>
|★☆☆☆☆
|★☆☆☆☆
|Ground/Low Altitude/Air
|Ground/Low Altitude/Air
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|[[Shiny Jump]]{{anchor|Shiny Jump}}
|[[Shiny Jump]]{{anchor|Shiny Jump}}
|Stomps foes with a fairly strong jump.<small>(American English)</small><br>Stomps a single foe with a somewhat strong jump. <small>(British English)</small>
|Stomps foes with a fairly strong jump.<small>(American English)</small><br>Stomps a single foe with a somewhat strong jump. <small>(British English)</small>
|A pretty strong and pretty jump-and-stomp attack. Shininess aside, it's still a bad choice for spiked foes. <small>(American English)</small><br>A fairly strong jump-and-stomp attack from a fairly pretty sticker. Shininess aside, though, it's still a bad choice for spiked foes. <small>(British English)</small>
|A pretty strong and pretty jump-and-stomp attack. Shininess aside, it's still a bad choice for spiked foes.<small>(American English)</small><br>A fairly strong jump-and-stomp attack from a fairly pretty sticker. Shininess aside, though, it's still a bad choice for spiked foes. <small>(British English)</small>
|★★☆☆☆
|★★☆☆☆
|Ground/Low Altitude/Air
|Ground/Low Altitude/Air
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|[[File:Flashyjumpsticker.png|50px]]
|[[File:Flashyjumpsticker.png|50px]]
|[[Flashy Jump]]{{anchor|Flashy Jump}}
|[[Flashy Jump]]{{anchor|Flashy Jump}}
|Stomps foes with a pretty strong jump. <small>(American English)</small><br>Stomps a single foe with a pretty strong jump. <small>(British English)</small>
|Stomps foes with a pretty strong jump.<small>(American English)</small><br>Stomps a single foe with a pretty strong jump. <small>(British English)</small>
|A fairly strong and fairly fair jump-and-stomp attack. No amount of flash will make it good against spiky baddies. <small>(American English)</small><br>A powerful jump-and-stomp attack. No amount of flash will make it good against spiky baddies, though. <small>(British English)</small>
|A fairly strong and fairly fair jump-and-stomp attack. No amount of flash will make it good against spiky baddies.<small>(American English)</small><br>A powerful jump-and-stomp attack. No amount of flash will make it good against spiky baddies, though. <small>(British English)</small>
|★★★☆☆
|★★★☆☆
|Ground/Low Altitude/Air
|Ground/Low Altitude/Air
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|52
|52
|[[File:BurnhammerPMSS.png|50px]]
|[[File:BurnhammerPMSS.png|50px]]
|[[Blazehammer|Burnhammer]]{{anchor|Burnhammer}}
|[[Burnhammer]]{{anchor|Burnhammer}}
|Looses a giant flame on impact, burning most foes. Does not hit or affect all foes.
|Looses a giant flame on impact, burning most foes. Does not hit or affect all foes.
|A hammer whose tepid flames can fry small fry. If your timing's off, though, you won't produce any flames. <small>(American English)</small><br>A hammer whose tepid flames can toast your enemies. Though, If your timing's off, it won't produce any flames. <small>(British English)</small>
|A hammer whose tepid flames can fry small fry. If your timing's off, though, you won't produce any flames. <small>(American English)</small><br>A hammer whose tepid flames can toast your enemies. Though, If your timing's off, it won't produce any flames. <small>(British English)</small>
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|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Decalburg]] (after World 3)
|[[Decalburg]] (after World 4)
|-
|-
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|82
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|[[Secret Door]]{{anchor|Secret Door}}
|[[Secret Door]]{{anchor|Secret Door}}
|A portable emergency exit that can help you escape most battles, or to find secret areas in most levels.  
|A portable emergency exit that can help you escape most battles, or to find secret areas in most levels.  
|A door that opens the way to a secret place. This sticker can also be used to flee a battle. <small>(American English)</small><br>A door that opens the way to a secret place. This sticker can also be used to flee from battles. <small>(British English)</small>
|A door that opens the way to a secret place. This sticker can also be used to flee a battle. <small>(American English)</small><br>A door that opens the way to a secret place. This sticker can also be used flee from battles. <small>(British English)</small>
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
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===Other stickers===
===Other stickers===
These stickers are plot-related, and are only available in certain battles. These two stickers are not required for the [[Sticker Museum]].
These stickers are plot-related, and are only available in certain battles. These two stickers are not required for the [[Sticker Museum]].
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{{Quote|I have to tell you, I'm not familiar with that... thing. It's so rare to see something that's not flat!|Kersti|Paper Mario: Sticker Star}}
{{Quote|I have to tell you, I'm not familiar with that... thing. It's so rare to see something that's not flat!|Kersti|Paper Mario: Sticker Star}}
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 are not made out of paper, as noted before, they can be rendered into stickers by flinging them onto a special board at a [[Sling-a-Thing]] location. 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. Although not directly stated within the game, the player can execute Action Commands on most things by pressing {{button|3ds|A}} (or in the case of the Cake, blowing into the microphone) in order to increase their effects. Mario can only carry one of each Thing at a time, whether in normal form or as a sticker.
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 are not made out of paper, as noted before, they can be rendered into stickers by flinging them onto a special board at a [[Sling-a-Thing]] location. 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. Although not directly stated within the game, the player can execute Action Commands on most things by pressing {{button|3ds|A}} (or in the case of the Cake, blowing into the microphone) in order to increase their effects. Mario can only carry one of each Thing at a time, whether in normal form or as a sticker.
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|Medium
|Medium
|Cut
|Cut
|Cuts the enemies on the screen. Required to progress, as it is needed to defeat [[Bowser Jr.]] in [[Warm Fuzzy Plains]] (it is first found in sticker form prior to finding the actual Thing), and to cut the rope attaching the boat to the dock in [[Surfshine Harbor]].
|Cuts the enemies on the screen. Required to progress, as it is needed to defeat [[Bowser Jr.]] in [[Warm Fuzzy Plains]] (it is first found in sticker form prior to finding the actual thing), and to cut the rope attaching the boat to the dock in [[Surfshine Harbor]].
|Press {{button|3ds|A}} repeatedly while the screen is being cut.
|Press {{button|3ds|A}} repeatedly while the screen is being cut.
|Snip snip!
|Snip snip!
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|-
|62
|62
|[[File:TurkeyPMSS.png|55px]]
|[[File:PMSS Turkey sticker.png|55px]]
|[[Turkey]]{{anchor|Turkey}}
|[[Turkey]]{{anchor|Turkey}}
|Medium
|Medium
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==Scraps==
==Scraps==
Scraps are pieces of the environment that can be removed and pasted into a certain location later on. They can either be obtained on their own or by peeling a certain piece of the environment off by paperizing, and can be placed back in their proper location with the same process. Removing something from the environment results in a void appearing in its place, which shows where the removed scrap or even another scrap is to go.
Scraps are pieces of the environment that can be removed and pasted into a certain location later on. They can either be obtained on their own or by peeling a certain piece of the environment off by paperizing, and can be placed back in their proper location with the same process. Removing something from the environment results in a void appearing in its place, which shows where the removed scrap or even another scrap is to go.
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!width=20%|Name
!width=20%|Location
!width=20%|Location
!width=20%|Where to place
!width=20%|Where to place
!width=35%|Purpose / description
!width=35%|Purpose / Description
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|[[File:WoodenbridgePMSS.png|100px]]
|[[File:WoodenbridgePMSS.png|100px]]
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==Upgrading==
==Upgrading==
Throughout the game are hidden spots that can convert stickers into stronger stickers, referred to as Paperization Blocks.<ref>{{cite|author=von Esmarch, Nick|title=''Paper Mario: Sticker Star'' PRIMA Official Game Guide|isbn=978-0-307-89675-9|date=2012|publisher=[[Prima Games]]|language=en-us|page=13, 31-33}}</ref> Occasionally, some stickers may produce [[heart (item)|heart]]s, [[coin]]s, [[Five Coin]]s, or [[10-Coin|10 Coin]]s. They are usually found above a hexagonal formation of flowers or tree stumps, and only support the smallest stickers. Below are the possible outcomes of an upgrade:
Throughout the game are hidden spots that can convert stickers into stronger stickers, referred to as Paperization Blocks<ref>von Esmarch, Nick. 2012. ''Paper Mario: Sticker Star'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide. Pgs 13,31-33.</ref>. Occasionally, some stickers may produce [[heart (item)|heart]]s, [[coin]]s, [[Five Coin]]s, or [[10-Coin|10 Coin]]s. They are usually found above a hexagonal formation of flowers or tree stumps, and only support the smallest stickers. Below are the possible outcomes of an upgrade:
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|[[File:SpikeballPMSS.png|50px]]||[[File:BonePMSS.png|50px]]||[[File:BombPMSS.png|50px]]
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|[[File:BoomerangPMSS.png|50px]]||[[File:SnowballPMSS.png|50px]]
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|[[File:SewingscissorsPMSS.png|50px]]||[[File:BellowsPMSS.png|50px]]||[[File:MinivacuumPMSS.png|50px]]
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==Other profiles==
==Other profiles==
===Hammer===
===Hammer===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''The plainest of many hammer stickers found out in the world still packs a punch, able to strike multiple ground-based foes at once.''"
|type=website
|EngA=The plainest of many hammer stickers found out in the world still packs a punch, able to strike multiple ground-based foes at once.
}}


===Mushroom===
===Mushroom===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''Bowser's minions can take a toll… but one of these will cure you of your woes in battle, and bring those HP back up.''"
|type=website
|EngA=Bowser's minions can take a toll… but one of these will cure you of your woes in battle, and bring those HP back up.''"
}}


===Shell===
===Shell===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''This sticker sends a Koopa shell flying at enemies on the ground. Watch them fall like bowling pins.''"
|type=website
|EngA="''This sticker sends a Koopa shell flying at enemies on the ground. Watch them fall like bowling pins.''"
}}


===Jump===
===Jump===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''Use Mario's signature jump move to stomp foes flat. Time it right to get a bunch of bonus jumps in—but watch out for spikes!''"
|type=website
|EngA="''Use Mario's signature jump move to stomp foes flat. Time it right to get a bunch of bonus jumps in—but watch out for spikes!''"
}}


===Fire Flower===
===Fire Flower===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''Turn those paper-fied foes to ashes with a flurry of burning hot fireballs, and use expert timing to throw in a few extras.''"
|type=website
|EngA="''Turn those paper-fied foes to ashes with a flurry of burning hot fireballs, and use expert timing to throw in a few extras.''"
}}


===Frog Suit===
===Frog Suit===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''Don the Frog Suit to send Mario jumping high up in the air. His increased airtime will help him avoid oncoming attacks.''"
|type=website
|EngA="''Don the Frog Suit to send Mario jumping high up in the air. His increased airtime will help him avoid oncoming attacks.''"
}}


===Baahammer===
===Baahammer===
{{Multilang profile
*'''North American website bio:''' "''A hit from the Baa Hammer{{sic}} puts foes in a sleepytime mood, leaving them wide open to attack.''"
|type=website
|EngA="''A hit from the Baa Hammer{{sic}} puts foes in a sleepytime mood, leaving them wide open to attack.''"
}}


==See also==
==See also==
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[[Category:Collectibles]]
[[Category:Paper Mario: Sticker Star items|*]]
[[Category:Paper Mario: Sticker Star items|*]]
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