Bowser's Snow Fort

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Level
Bowser's Snow Fort
Bowsersnowfort.png
Mario walking towards the mine cart station
Level code W4-6
World World 4
Game Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Boss Bowser Snow Statue/Mizzter Blizzard
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Bowser's Snow Fort is the final level of World 4 in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. The boss here is Mizzter Blizzard.

History[edit]

The level is structured similarly to a ride at an amusement park, the ride itself being a mine cart ride is popular with Shy Guys. When Mario enters, there are two lines: the regular line, which if traversed Mario must wait in a continuously replenishing line of Shy Guys; and the priority line, that can only be used if Mario has a Secret Door. The priority line contains no Shy Guys.

While traversing the main line, there is a pair of Shy Guys bullying a Toad. Speaking to the group results in the Toad stating that the Shy Guys are attempting to sell him a priority ticket for 100 coins; if Mario pays or defeats the Shy Guys, he obtains a Secret Door sticker. The two Shy Guys are tougher than regular Shy Guys because they attack by cloning and also have 240 HP.

As Mario rides along the mine cart, many parts of the ride are missing or misplaced, and skillful use of Paperization is required to progress. Should Mario fail to correctly set up a room while he is riding, he will have to restart the room, or can optionally restart the entire ride.

At the end of the ride, Mario exits through the mouth of a massive statue of Bowser made out of snow. Afterward, the statue comes to life, and Mario must face it in battle. Wearing it down reveals that the statue is actually a Mr. Blizzard named Mizzter Blizzard. After the battle, the Mr. Blizzard reveals that all it wanted was a never-melting body before melting away, allowing Mario and Kersti to obtain the fourth Royal Sticker.

Sticker upgrade spot[edit]

In the first minecart section, in the middle of some brick blocks. Sticking something on it is required to stop the Shy Guy.

Area Tattle[edit]

Entrance[edit]

  • Hm? What is this line? It must be for something exciting! Though I don't know how they could top that chairlift! (Before the Royal Sticker is collected)
  • We're riding that... thing again? Ugh... I'll try not to scream.

Queue Line[edit]

  • Are we starting yet? Are we? Now? I am SO excited.
  • We're riding that... thing again? Ugh... I'll try not to scream.

Mine Cart Ride[edit]

  • WAAAAAAHHH! STOP-STOP-STOP! IM TOO SCAAAAARED!

Pit Stop Area[edit]

  • I... I... I don't feel very well...

Advice[edit]

  • Let me teach you a famous saying that'll help you remember how crucial it is to paperize when you're at a loss: "Stucky? Paperization makes you lucky!" (US)
  • Let me teach you a famous saying that'll help you remember how crucial it is to paperise when you're at a loss: "Stucky? Paperisation makes you lucky!" (EU)

Things[edit]

Enemies[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese クッパ雪像の砦
Kuppa Setsuzō no Toride
Bowser Snow Statue Fortress

Chinese (simplified) 酷霸王雪雕堡垒
Kùbàwáng Xuědiāo Bǎolěi
Bowser Snow Statue Fortress

Chinese (traditional) 庫巴雪雕堡壘
Kùbā Xuědiāo Bǎolěi
Bowser Snow Statue Fortress

French (NOA) Le fort de Bowser
Bowser's Fort
French (NOE) Fort-Glaçon
Fort Ice Cube
German Bowsers Eisfestung
Bowser's Ice Fortress
Italian Forte Nevoso di Bowser
Bowser's Snowy Fort
Korean 쿠파설상의 요새
kupaseolsang-ui yosae
Bowser Snow Statue Fortress

Spanish Fuerte nevado de Bowser
Bowser's Snowy Fort

Trivia[edit]

  • The music while riding the minecart (named "Go Go Trolley!") is an arrangement of "Slider" from Super Mario 64.