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Poison Bloopers are a type of Blooper and the only type of Blooper that appears in the game Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Poison Bloopers are found in World 3 under the control of Gooper Blooper after the latter came into possession of the violet Royal Sticker. They look like normal Bloopers with a purple tint, three dark purple spots on their head, and a dark purple ring on each of their arms. Two Poison Bloopers hold a Wiggler Segment hostage in Holey Thicket. In The Bafflewood they are seen moving back and forth which they cannot be battled due to how high they are. Once Gooper Blooper has been defeated, Poison Bloopers will stop appearing. In its artwork, it shows a Poison Blooper looking forward but in game, it shows that its eyes look left which in battle the Poison Bloopers are looking at Mario.

In battle, Poison Bloopers have two attacks. They can attack by slowly moving towards Mario and then slamming into him which can be counterd by the Tail or Shiny Tail stickers. Poison Bloopers, as their name states, can also poison Mario. Not only will it poison Mario, but since Bloopers contain ink, it will hurt Mario's aim, giving Mario 0% accuracy; he can't attack at all with normal stickers making his attacks to miss however, Mario can change this type of poison by using a Poison Mushroom sticker or by getting three Poison Mushrooms on the Battle Spinner to give him 100% accuracy. The Tail sticker for this attack however, is not a good choice due to Mario getting splashed by the poison ink but still Mario can block the attack. After the Poison Bloopers use their poison attack, the Bloopers will dry up and turn brown similar to a Dried Blooper. Mario can also dry them out by using a Fire Flower When a Poison Blooper becomes dry, it can lunge at Mario and leech back the poison, returning the Blooper to its normal state athough if a spike helmet sticker is used, it will damage the Poison Blooper. They are also known to float in the air to avoid getting crumpled right away.

Any Poison Bloopers who are fought in battle with other enemies after defeating the World 3 boss are replaced by Snifits or Shy Guys.

Poison Bloopers return in Paper Mario: Color Splash, only appearing in Plum Park. There are only five of them, and are located over a bridge which crosses a pool of Poison Water. However, after the battle with Petea Piranha, the poison in the level becomes water and the Poison Bloopers are turned back into normal Bloopers. When a Poison Blooper is defeated, it can drop a regular Blooper Battle Card.

Profiles and Stats

Paper Mario: Sticker Star enemy
Poison Blooper
A Poison Blooper from Paper Mario: Sticker Star Max HP 14 Role Common Location(s) Strike Lake, Gauntlet Pond, Holey Thicket, Whitecap Beach
Attack 4 Stickers N/A
Defense 0 Moves Slam (4), Poison (3, Poison, dries out), Leech (6, refills poison)
Paper Mario: Color Splash enemy
Poison Blooper
Poison Blooper Idle Animation from Paper Mario: Color Splash HP 26 Type Normal Role Common Card
Strong None Weak None Card drop rate 6 A Blooper card from Paper Mario: Color Splash
Moves Body Attack (7), Ink Attack (13), Group Attack (7), Blowback (12)
Location(s) Plum Park
Quotes N/A
Enemy class
ENEMY_RANDAM_1_5
Dropped items
Hammer Scraps 5 Red paint 14 Yellow paint 0 Blue paint 23 Orange paint 0 Green paint 0 Purple paint 0

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese どくゲッソー[?]
Doku Gessō
Poison Blooper
Chinese 毒魷魷 (Traditional)
毒乌贼怪 (Simplified)
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Dú Yóuyóu
Dú Wūzéi Guài
Poison Blooper
German Toxi-Blooper[?] Combination of toxisch (toxic) and Blooper
Russian Ядовитый блупер[?]
Yadovityy bluper
Poisonous Blooper
Spanish Blooper Venenoso[?] Poison Blooper