Long Fall Falls

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Long Fall Falls is World 5-3 of Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is a jungle/water level where Mario stands on a raft while being pursued by a giant Cheep-Chomp.

Layout

In this area, the player is flowing down a jungle river on a five-log raft, with a Cheep-Chomp behind Mario that attempts to eat him. The Cheep-Chomp may hit the raft, causing it to lose a segment, or eat Mario entirely and cause an instant Game Over. Every so often, the Cheep Chomp's propeller may stick up out of the water and spin around for a few seconds, meaning the Cheep Chomp attacks Mario faster than before. The increased attack speed carries over when playing the same level multiple times. After a while, both Mario and the raft and the Cheep-Chomp all fall down a waterfall (though the Cheep-Chomp's "propeller" causes it to fly away into space, instead).

The next portion of the level takes place in a river. There are two paths here; one that leads to the Comet Piece, and another that leads around and back before the paths split. Taking the path to the Comet Piece causes Mario's raft to crash into a dock, sending him flying onto it before the raft breaks apart and sinks. The area with the Comet Piece is a grassy section surrounded by plantlife and fences.

Secret Exit

In the area after Mario falls down the waterfall, after a short amount of time, there are two paths. By staying by the left edge, the raft turns down this path, leading Mario down another path. Paperizing reveals a scrap that when flipped gives access to another path that leads to the hidden Comet Piece.

Secret Door

The Secret Door is located to the left of the regular exit. It contains the Luxurious Bed.

Things

Area Tattles

  • First area: "I can't do anything to help. Sorry! Be careful in this murk."
  • Second area: "Oh no! I got wet from the splash zone of that waterfall. I HATE getting wet."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ビッグフォール[?]
Biggu Fōru
Big Fall
Chinese (simplified) 巨大瀑布[?]
Jùdà Pùbù
Giant Falls
Chinese (traditional) 大瀑布[?]
Dà Pùbù
Big Falls
German Sturzbach-Fälle[?] Torrent Falls
Italian Cascata Libera[?] Free Fall
Spanish (NOA) Cataratas Tumbo Largo[?] Long Jolt Falls
Spanish (NOE) Cataratas Salto Alto[?] High Jump Falls