Super Boot

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Not to be confused with Super Boots.
Super Boot
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Description
"Avoids enemy attacks with a jump. As a bonus, slightly increases attack power of subsequent jump-type stickers."
First appearance Paper Mario: Sticker Star (2012)
Latest appearance Paper Mario: The Origami King (cameo) (2020)
“Attack-dodging boots. If you use them, the attack power of any subsequent jump-type stickers will go up.”
Sticker Museum plaque, Paper Mario: Sticker Star

The Super Boot is a sticker found in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, which resembles a Goomba's Shoe without the wind-up key and the Super Boots in Paper Mario. It is a type of dodge sticker, unlike normal stickers. When an enemy is about to attack Mario, he can jump to avoid an attack with good timing. There is also an added bonus of the player's jump stickers having increased attack power and allowing Mario to stomp spiked enemies afterwards. This sticker can only be found and bought at the Outlook Point sticker shop. It is the weakest of the two Super Boot stickers, with its upgraded version being the Shiny Super Boot. It can be set in the Sticker Museum as #58.

Photo of Princess Peach in her Paper Mario: Sticker Star appearance, seen aboard The Princess Peach in Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Peach's photo in Paper Mario: The Origami King

It reappears in a minor cameo in Paper Mario: The Origami King. It appears as part of the background in a photo of Princess Peach based on her appearance in Paper Mario: Sticker Star in the control room of The Princess Peach.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スーパーブーツ[?]
Sūpā Būtsu
Super Boots
Chinese (simplified) 超级靴[?]
Chāojí Xuē
Super Boot
Chinese (traditional) 超級靴子[?]
Chāojí Xuēzi
Super Boot
Italian Superstivale[?] Super Boot
Spanish (NOA) Superbota[?] Super Boot
Spanish (NOE) Esquibota[?] Derived from esquivar (dodge) and bota (boot)