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|title=The Bafflewood
|image=[[File:TheBafflewood.png|250px]]<br>Mario taking one of the numerous paths of the maze.
|image=[[File:TheBafflewood.png|250px]]<br>Mario taking one of the numerous paths of the maze.
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{{quote|Be Careful In There|[[Sign]]|Paper Mario: Sticker Star}}
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'''The Bafflewood''' is the second level of [[World 3 (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)|World 3]] in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. Mario is required to take a specific path to successfully navigate a maze leading to a [[Comet Piece]]. Near each path is a [[sign]] that Mario can place [[sticker]]s on. Taking a wrong path will send Mario back to the beginning. This level is similar to [[Forever Forest]] from ''[[Paper Mario]]''.
'''The Bafflewood''' is the second level of [[World 3 (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)|World 3]] in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. Mario is required to take a specific path to successfully navigate a maze leading to a [[Comet Piece]]. Near each path is a signboard that Mario can place [[sticker]]s on. Taking a wrong path will send Mario back to the beginning.


Collecting the Comet Piece at the end opens the path to W3-3, [[Wiggler's Tree House]], on the world map.
Collecting the Comet Piece at the end opens the path to W3-3, [[Wiggler's Tree House]], on the world map.
==Layout==
==Layout==
There is a path which leads into the maze. In the first area of the maze, there are a [[Recovery Block]], two [[Snifit]]s, and a sign that can change its message. The area splits into 2 direction with the path to the right being the correct way as marked by the [[Jump]] sticker on the nearby sign.
There is a path which leads into the maze. In the first area of the maze, there are a [[Recovery Block]], two [[Snifit]]s, and a sign that can change its message. The area splits into 2 direction with the path to the right being the correct way as marked by the [[Jump]] sticker on the nearby signboard.


In the next area, there is a [[? Block]] that contains a [[Shiny Line Jump]] sticker and more enemies. The path splits into 2 directions again with the left path being the correct path. However, both signs are unmarked.
In the next area, there is a [[? Block]] that contains a [[Shiny Line Jump]] sticker and more enemies. The path splits into 2 directions again with the left path being the correct path. However, both signboard are unmarked.


The next area has some flowers and no enemies. The path splits into 3 directions with the path to the right being the correct way.
The next area has some flowers and no enemies. The path splits into 3 directions with the path to the right being the correct way.


The next area features a pool of [[Poison (obstacle)|poison]] that 2 Snifits are walking in. A ? Block floats above the pool that contains a [[Blazehammer|Burnhammer]], [[Baahammer]], and [[Chillhammer]] stickers. The path splits into 3 directions with the middle and right path being correct ways forward.
The next area features a pool of poison that 2 Snifits are walking in. A ? Block floats above the pool that contains a [[Burnhammer]], [[Baahammer]], and [[Chillhammer]] stickers. The path splits into 3 directions with the middle and right path being correct ways forward.


If Mario chooses the middle path, it takes him to a large area with some stickers, some enemies, and 5 paths. The left-most path is the correct way. Going down the path brings Mario to an area with a sign from the Bafflewood Management that congratulates him, a ? Block that contains an [[Ice Flower]], and a hill with a dandelion on top. Continuing forward takes Mario to the Comet Piece.
If Mario chooses the middle path, it takes him to a large area with some stickers, some enemies, and 5 paths. The left-most path is the correct way. Going down the path brings Mario to an area with a sign from the Bafflewood Management that congratulates him, a ? Block that contains an [[Ice Flower]], and a hill with a dandelion on top. Continuing forward takes Mario to the Comet Piece.


If Mario chooses the path to the right, it takes him to an empty area with 3 paths that lack signs. The correct path is the one to the right which is marked by some flowers in a hexagonal formation. The path takes Mario to an area with many stickers.
If Mario chooses the path to the right, it takes him to an empty area with 3 paths that lack signboards. The correct path is the one to the right which is marked by some flowers in a hexagonal formation. The path takes Mario to an area with many stickers.


After [[Kamek#Paper Mario: Sticker Star|Kamek]] splits [[Wiggler#Paper Mario: Sticker Star|Wiggler]] into segments, one segment hides in the Bafflewood. A [[Toad (species)|Toad]] stands near the entrance and tells Mario "something yellow and round passed by here". Mario must travel to the alternate path of the Bafflewood to find it in the area with the many stickers. After it spots Mario, it runs into a fence and knocks itself out, revealing a new path. If Mario approaches the segment, it will start a battle. After beating the segment, it will follow Mario. If Mario brings the segment to the area with the dandelion and uses his [[hammer]] to release the dandelion puffs, the segment will jump in joy. This unlocks one of Wiggler's [[Wiggler's Diary|diary entries]].
After [[Kamek#Paper Mario: Sticker Star|Kamek]] splits [[Wiggler#Paper Mario: Sticker Star|Wiggler]] into segments, one segment hides in the Bafflewood. A [[Toad (species)|Toad]] stands near the entrance and tells Mario "something yellow and round passed by here". Mario must travel to the alternate path of the Bafflewood to find it in the area with the many stickers. After it spots Mario, it runs into a fence and knocks itself out, revealing a new path. If Mario approaches the segment, it will start a battle. After beating the segment, it will follow Mario. If Mario brings the segment to the area with the dandelion and uses his [[hammer]] to release the dandelion puffs, the segment will jump in joy. This unlocks one of Wiggler's [[Wiggler's Diary|diary entries]].
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Before [[Gooper Blooper#Paper Mario: Sticker Star|Gooper Blooper]] is defeated, [[Poison Blooper]]s can be seen swimming in the background. Once Mario beats Gooper Blooper, the Poison Bloopers and the pool of poison disappear.
Before [[Gooper Blooper#Paper Mario: Sticker Star|Gooper Blooper]] is defeated, [[Poison Blooper]]s can be seen swimming in the background. Once Mario beats Gooper Blooper, the Poison Bloopers and the pool of poison disappear.
===Secret Door===
===Secret Door===
An outline of a [[Secret Door]] is found in the area with the three paths with no signposts. Inside is the [[Violin (Thing)|Violin]].
An outline of a [[Secret Door]] is found in the area with the three paths with no signposts. Inside is the [[Violin (Thing)|Violin]].
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==Area tattles==
==Area tattles==
*"''We're not walking the right way? You can't be serious. In case I haven't told you, I hate getting lost.''" (NA)
*''"We're not walking the right way? You can't be serious. In case I haven't told you, I hate getting lost."''
*"''We're not walking the right way? You can't be serious! In case I haven't told you, I hate getting lost.''" (EU)
===Advice===
*''For the time being, we should probably go and check Wiggler's house for clues. We HAVE to get through the Bafflewood.''


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jpn=マヨエルの森
|Jap=マヨエルの森
|JpnR=Mayoeru no Mori
|JapR=Mayoeru no Mori
|JpnM=Forest of the Lost
|JapM=Forest of the Lost
|FreE=Futaie confuse
|FraE=Futaie confuse
|FreEM=Confused timberland
|FraEM=Confused timberland
|FreA=La forêt déroutante
|FraA=La forêt déroutante
|FreAM=The baffling forest
|FraAM=The baffling forest
|SpaA=Bosque Valladar
|SpaA=Bosque Valladar
|SpaAM=Blocker Woods
|SpaAM=Blocker Woods
|SpaE=Bosques Traviados
|SpaE=Bosques Traviados
|SpaEM=Portmanteau of ''bosques'' (woods) and ''extraviados'' (lost)
|SpaEM=Portmanteu of ''bosques'' (woods) and ''extraviados'' (lost).
|Ger=Wirrwald
|Ger=Wirrwald
|GerM=Pun on ''wirrwarr'' (complex) and ''wald'' (woods)
|GerM=Garbled Woods, pun on ''Wirrwarr'' (tangle)
|Ita=Bosconfuso
|Ita=Bosconfuso
|ItaM=Portmanteau of ''bosco'' (forest) and "confuso" (confused)
|ItaM=Portmanteu of bosco (forest) and "confuso" (confused)
|Chi=迷途森林
|Chi=迷途森林
|ChiR=Mítú Sēnlín
|ChiR=Mítú Sēnlín

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