Bouquet Gardens
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| Bouquet Gardens | |||||||
 Mario and a Toad pushed by a strong wind. | |||||||
| Level code | W1-2 | ||||||
| World | World 1 | ||||||
| Game | Paper Mario: Sticker Star | ||||||
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- “Such a pretty green! This really looks like a park.”
- —Kersti, Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Bouquet Gardens is World 1-2 in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is a grassy area with many hills and flowers. Mario learns how to use the Battle Spin here.
Layout[edit]
A Goomba Wheel attacking Mario and Kersti.
Bouquet Gardens is a peaceful grassland inhabited by a few Toads and common grassland enemies such as Goombas. It is filled with beautiful flowers and a flower garden is on the first hill, monitored by a Toad. At first, Mario is unable to progress through the flower garden due to strong winds; however, later in the level, it is found that a Fan is the cause of this, which can be switched off and obtained. The blustery garden is followed by a grassy hilltop, which drops down to another slope that leads to a set of foothills that houses the Comet Piece. Eventually, a Goomba Wheel interrupts Mario, and Kersti introduces the Battle Spin in that battle.
Kersti's comments[edit]
- General:
- Such a pretty green! This really looks like a park.
- Flower garden, before the Fan is taken:
- Ugh! The wind's too strong... It's really messed this place up.
- Flower garden, after the Fan is taken:
- It seems wrong to call a place without lots of flowers "Bouquet Gardens."
- Flower garden, after the flowers are replanted:
- The flowers smell so nice. So THAT'S why it's called Bouquet Gardens!
Advice[edit]
- Before collecting the Fan:
- What a wind! I wonder where it's blowing from?
Enemies[edit]
Items[edit]
Other items not included here are peelable Stickers and items from sticker upgrade spots.
Blocks[edit]
| Item | Icon | Location | Image |
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| Eekhammer | 
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In the first scene, in the lower west part, in the northeastern corner above the patch of flowers. | 
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| Fire Flower (first time), Jump (later times) |  
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Same scene, above the lone Brick Block left of the previous ? Block. | 
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| Hopslipper | 
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In the second scene, in the northeast of the lower part. | 
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| Slaphammer | 
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Same scene, in the southeastern corner of the upper part. | 
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| Shiny Fire Flower | 
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In the secret scene found west of the third scene, in the middle. | 
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| Shiny Jump | 
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In the fourth scene, in the northwest, next to the Recovery Block. | 
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| Heart | 
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In the sixth scene (the one where Mario is attacked by Goomba Wheel), in the middle of the upper part. | 
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| 3x Slaphammer |
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In the seventh scene, in the northwest, on the elevated ground. | 
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| Shiny Fire Flower |
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Same scene, near the end of the lower part. | 
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| Flashy Ice Flower (first time), Ice Flower (later times) Flashy POW Block (first time), POW Block (later times) Flashy Fire Flower (first time), Fire Flower (later times) |
    
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In the scene accessible by a Secret Door. Available only after having access to Outlook Point, getting Secret Door sticker there and using it in the seventh scene. | 
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Field/Given/Objects[edit]
| Item | Icon | Location | Image |
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| Cat-o-Luck | 
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In the fourth scene, picked up from the background by the Travelling Toad after saving him from 2 Goombas. | .png)
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| Coin | 
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| Coin, Five Coin, 10-Coin |  
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In the sixth scene, in the small cave found behind the opening covered with Bowser Tape. | .png)
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| Fan | 
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In the eastern part of the third scene, accessible from the second one. | .png)
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| Heart |
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In the second scene, in the second-to-last bush found in the south of the lower part. | .png)
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| HP-Up Heart Flower Stickers |
 
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In the third scene, given by a Toad after rejuvenating his flower garden. HP-Up Heart is given only for the first time, the flower stickers always and it depends on which ones were use used beforehand. | .png)
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Hidden Blocks[edit]
| Item | Icon | Location | Image (Unrevealed) | Image (Revealed) |
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| Coin |
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In the first scene, right of the Hopslipper sticker. This block acts as a platform to said sticker, which is otherwise unreachable. | 
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| Coin |
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In the fourth scene, above the left circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering. | 
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Paperization Spots[edit]
| Scrap/Sticker | Icon | Location | Image |
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| Random 1x1 Sticker | N/A | In the fourth scene, found above the right circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering. | 
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| Random 1x1 Sticker | N/A | In the fifth scene, found above the circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering. | 
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| Any combination of 3 Flower stickers | N/A | In the third scene, after getting enough flower stickers. Using any combination of 3 flower stickers causes the garden to bloom, rewarding Mario with 2 of every sticker used. When garden blooms for the first time, the Toad next to it is overjoyed and gives Mario a HP-Up Heart. | 
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| Secret Door | 
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In the seventh scene, in the middle of the lower part on the wall. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there. | 
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Gallery[edit]
Toad lamenting his destroyed garden
Mario using Paperization to place a Fire Flower sticker
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ハナサキガーデン[?] Hanasaki Gāden |
Flower-blooming Garden | |
| Chinese | 盛开花园 (Simplified) 盛開花園 (Traditional)[?] Shèngkāi Huāyuán |
Blooming Garden | |
| French | Jardins des bouquets[?] | Bouquets' gardens | |
| German | Floragarten[?] | Flora Garden | |
| Italian | Bouquet di Giardini[?] | Bouquet of Gardens | |
| Spanish | Jardines Fragantes[?] | Fragrant Gardens |
