Paperize

It has been suggested that this article be split into List of Scrap Paperization locations in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Reason: Trying to create sections for each portion of this really complex move is stymied by the long table of contents created by having the list of locations on this page (discuss)

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Paperize
Appears in	Paper Mario: Sticker Star (2012)
Used by	Mario
Effect	Kersti transforms the world into a sheet of paper, allowing Mario to modify it as though it is a scrapbook. Stick stickers into paperization zones, restore scraps to the world, take objects out of the world and convert them into scraps
Input method
Performed before	Stick Smooth
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“How's that? Mind blown? Yeah. Time's stopped, and the world's become as flat as a piece of paper. That's what I call "paperization"!”

—Kersti, Paper Mario: Sticker Star

Paperize (known as paperise in Europe and Australia and also called paperization or paperisation) is one of Kersti's abilities in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It allows Mario to turn the surrounding environment into a sheet of paper that he can then stick his stickers onto for various effects when the world returns to normal. Further, he can tear certain objects out of the world and turn them into scraps, leaving behind a purple void that cannot be interacted with in any way. Lastly, he can paste scraps into these voids on the paper to restore the object to the world. Paperization is used extensively in the game to solve puzzles. Kersti is well versed in its capabilities, and if she is asked for advice in many instances that require paperization to proceed she will tell Mario to consider using it. Kersti grants this ability to the player in Warm Fuzzy Plains in order to counteract Bowser Jr.'s use of it, and then the player can use it at any point. Paperization can only be performed in the field, and cannot be performed if Kersti is separated from Mario.

Mechanics

An area of Shy Guy Jungle is paperized. Mario is smoothing a Secret Door he stuck into into a paperization zone. When paperization ends, the door will appear on the wall behind the paperization zone, and it can be entered to access a secret area.

To paperize, the player has to press the button. Mario spins around while Kersti stops time and projects a blue afterimage of a crown. The screen zooms out slightly. Then Kersti lifts Mario up and outside the course. The screen zooms back in, and while doing so the entire on-screen area is converted into a sheet of paper, which falls backward and lands face up in a multicolored space. Mario and Kersti float over the picture, and Mario can choose an item from his album to paste onto the scene. By default, the game locks the player into picking a sticker, flipping the album to the "Stickers" section and preventing them from selecting another section. After making a selection, the player can move Mario and Kersti around the picture with the to pick where to stick the item, or put the item back in the album with the to make another choice. The shadow of the held item is projected onto the picture to make aligning the item with the location easier. Pressing has Mario and Kersti drop down to stick the item onto the paper. Mario's trajectory is autocorrected if he is just off from a valid location as well as if he would not land in the center of a valid location. If the location picked is a valid location for the item, the player must then move the to the left and right, moving Mario across the sticker or scrap so that he can smooth out the item's left and right edge. Mario moves slower when he is in the process of smoothing out the edge, and a burst of star effects appears when an edge fully flattened. While smoothing, Mario cannot move past the edges of the item. When both edges are flat, the item is fully applied and thus permanently removed from the album. The button can be used during the smoothing process to cancel and return to selecting an item.

If the player tries to put a sticker or a scrap is not in a valid location, their attempt to stick the item to the paper is canceled. Mario and Kersti return to their higher elevation, and the item is returned to the album. If there are no valid locations on the sheet of paper to place anything, paperization ends immediately at this point. Similarly, if the player cancels sticking when there no valid locations, paperization ends. If there are valid locations in either scenario, the player is instead prompted on if they want to continue sticking or not. Paperization ends if the player picks "No" but continues from selecting an item if the player selects "Yes". If an item is placed in a valid location, and there are other valid locations on the sheet of paper, the player is also prompted on if they want to continue sticking or not. Lastly, if the item is placed in a valid location, and there are no other valid locations on the sheet of paper, paperization ends. The player can choose to end paperization at any time by pressing when selecting a sticker or scrap from the album. When paperizaiton ends, Kersti lifts Mario away and the course returns to normal. Mario and Kersti land precisely where they were before they started paperization, and time resumes. If items were placed during paperization, they take effect starting at this point. If something useful will happen as a result of paperization a burst of stars appears from areas being affected, accompanied by yellow and blue energy effects, blue ring effects, and a jingle.

Areas that can be affected by placing stickers are paperization zones: faint boxes with a red or blue dotted outline. Such areas can only be seen while using paperization. If a paperization zone is mostly but not completely on screen when paperization is used, the screen may scroll slightly to get the box completely in frame. Paperization zones are not shown if the zone is obscured by other terrain, and cannot be used in such circumstances.

• Boxes of varying size with blue outlines that are normal. Paperizing stickers into them has a effect dependent on which course or neutral area the box is in and its location within the course or nuetral area. Stickers that are too large cannot be put into these paperization zones at all, with Mario failing to stick them in. Some of these allow the player to put any kind of sticker in them, but others will only accept the correct kind of sticker. If an incorrect sticker is placed, then instead of a useful effect happening upon time resuming, the sticker turns gray and peels off of the location. The sticker fades away, and thus is irretrievable.
• Large boxes with blue outlines that are odd. The first time the player paperizes in an location with this kind of paperization zone, Kersti notes that she has never seen paperization zones like these prior to Paper Mario: Sticker Star. These paperization zones are exclusively for thing stickers, and paperizing stickers into them will cause the thing do something dependent on which course or neutral area the zone is in and its location within the course or neutral area. If an incorrect sticker is placed, then the same lack of effect happens as with a normal small paperization zone with blue outlines.
• Small boxes with red outlines that are normal. Paperizing stickers into them always transforms the paperization zone into a fully visible ? Block. Stickers that are too large cannot be put into these paperization zones at all, with Mario failing to stick them in. When the ? Block is hit, it dispenses an item based on what sticker was put into the paperization zone. It could be a stronger version of the original sticker, a completely different sticker, multiple stickers that may be either of the two prior results, coins, or hearts. Unlike the other two kinds of paperization zones, any kind of sticker of the right size can be placed in these to have an effect. Pink flowers and Tree stumps with a red ring often indicate a paperization zone with red outlines is directly above them, although this is not a strict rule. ? Blocks created this way revert to being paperization zones when the player leaves the course.

The Sticker Museum is a building where Mario is tasked with collecting every battle sticker and thing sticker in the game to put on display. Each of the incomplete exhibit has a special paperization zone of the normal box with blue outlines kind that only accepts the exact sticker that that exhibit is meant to display. Each frame has an afterimage of the sticker that the papeization zone needs. All of the paperization zones work in the exact same way: they complete the exhibit by adding the sticker, and in doing so a plaque appears below the frame where the player can read the sticker's entry on Sticky Wiki. When paperization is performed in the Sticker Museum, the screen zooms in before Mario performs the spin and returns to its normal field of view when paperization concludes.

Areas where something has been removed from the course are swirling purple voids, which have a distinctive sound effect even outside of paperization. A Toad who gets trapped inside one such space describes it as a "netherworld". Hitting these spaces with Mario's jump or hammer makes dust appear instead of the object's normal effect. The voids also cannot be checked, used, or stood on like the real object. If Mario paperizes around these spaces, the game locks the player into picking a scrap, flipping the album to the "Scraps" section and preventing them from selecting another section. If a void is not completely on screen when paperize is used, the screen may scroll significantly to get the void completely in frame. Scraps can only be stuck to voids that perfectly match their shape, and are returned to the album otherwise. The effect of paperizing to stick scraps almost always has the same effect of restoring the object in the course, save for one exception.

Certain objects that appear to be completely normal can be removed from the course through paperization. These act very similarly to the voids, and likewise lock the album into the "Scraps" section. When an object that can be removed from a course is in an area during paperization, its upper right corner will peel outward and reveal a void behind it. The game does not have the player pick a scrap from the album. Instead, it skips to movement. Mario has to be moved over to the peeling object with the , then drop to pull the object off the sheet of paper with the . This collects the object as a scrap and leaves a swirling purple void behind, but lacks the energy and ring effects of sticking scraps onto the paper. Mario and Kersti cannot be lowered toward any object that is not peeling, with the button being ignored if they are not over the peeling object. As all areas with this kind of object only have one of this kind of object in them, paperization ends immediately after removing such an object.

There is one puzzle in the game which is simply to remove an object by the aforementionmed method, the fountain in Decalburg to be precise, but most puzzles require the player to do something more useful than create an inert void. At first, it is possible for the scrap Mario gains to automatically rotate or flip over after being put in the album. All such objects are symmetrical such that the rotated or flipped scrap perfectly matches the void that removing the object created. As such, the object can be returned to the course through paperization, where its new orientation is more useful than its original orientation. These kinds of obstacles are often telegraphed by their initial orientation being outright incorrect. For example, a section of a wall that can be removed then automatically rotate will have its pattern not match the pattern of the surrounding wall. If there is a door on that wall, it might be aligned with the side of the building rather than the bottom, which is clearly "off" since the player can only enter doors at ground level. Other times, Mario can tear out an object from another area whose scrap has the same shape as the void created by removing the object from the first area. This enables Mario to swap the locations of both objects by putting the scraps into the void that does not correspond with the objects' original locations, and the new locations of the objects are invariably more useful than the original locations. Scraps that must be placed into a different area to progress are unable to be put back into their original location, and when a scrap is placed where it belongs, the object is unable to be peeled off again.

Luigi is hiding in five courses of the game, specifically in one course of each world from World 1 to World 5. He is facing away from the screen, and paperization can be used to retrieve him. Luigi is similar to removable objects in the game except that when he is present and the player paperizes, the album is locked to the "Stickers" section. Luigi does not peel upward when he is on the sheet of paper, instead turning to face the screen. Once peeled off the paper, he does not leave a void behind and he does not go into the album as a scrap. Instead, he runs to the side and jumps off the paper, falling off the screen. Each time the player finds and peels away Luigi, an article of a newspaper appears in a house in Decalburg, with the article corresponding the course the player did this in. It describes Luigi being sighted in the course, but no one knows who Luigi is so the articles instead refer to him as a "mysterious green guy". If Luigi is found in all five of the courses, he leads the parade at the Sticker Fest at the end of the game.

Kamek and Bowser Jr. are capable of paperizing as well, and use this power to inconvenience Mario by removing objects that he needs to utilize to proceed. For instance, they can take a Wooden Bridge Mario needs to use to cross a river, or take the Comet Piece Mario needs to complete a course. These characters hide the resulting scrap elsewhere, rather than giving it to Mario after a battle. Oddly, when they start paperize, an afterimage of a blue crown also appears. When they stop paperizing, black and purple energy effects and black ring effects appear. A negative jingle plays as well, mirroring the light and positve sounds of Kersti's version.

The Toads are implied to not understand paperization, given that the captain of a boat at Surfshine Harbor does not understand that their boat stopped working because the steering wheel was torn from the world, and a Toad in Decalburg freaks out after Mario tears the town's fountain out of the world because to them the fountain vanished. However, the Sticker Museum curator does understand how paperization works given that Mario has to paperize to fill each exhibit. He also assumes Mario knows how to stick the stickers in, and Mario's only means of sticking stickers anywhere is paperization.

There are 155 spots where paperization can be used to an effect. Shaved Ice Cave and Bowser's Sky Castle are the only courses that lack both paperization zones and swirling purple voids.

Decalburg and Surfshine Harbor

Not counting the Sticker Museum, there are a total of five paperizations to be performed in the two neutral areas:

• Decalburg has 1 Scrap Paperization
• Surfshine Harbor has 4 Paperizations - 2 Scrap, 2 Sticker

Decalburg

There is a single Scrap Paperization to be performed in Decalburg. Decalburg additionally contains the Sticker Museum, which features a paperization zone for each of its 96 battle stickers and 64 Thing stickers, for a total of 160 other zones.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Decalburg ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 1 Scrap Paperization
Decalburg Fountain	In the third scene, in the middle. Paperize is used two times: first to free Sticker Museum curator, second to put the fountain back. Available only after learning Paperization in Warm Fuzzy Plains.	Optional

Surfshine Harbor

There are a total of four Paperizations to be performed in Surfshine Harbor.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Surfshine Harbor ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 4 Paperizations (2 Scrap, 2 Sticker)
Warehouse Door	In the first scene, in the end of the warehouse. Paperize is used twice here: first to remove the door and to turn it the right way, second to put it back.	Required
Lightbulb	In the basement of the middle warehouse.	Required
Scissors or Hair Shears	In the back of the second scene, reached by going between the crates.	Required
Ship's Wheel	Inside the ship.	Required

World 1

There are a total of 26 Paperizations to be performed in the entirety of World 1:

• Warm Fuzzy Plains has 4 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 3 Sticker
• Bouquet Gardens has 6 Sticker Paperizations
• Water's Edge Way has 3 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 2 Sticker
• Hither Thither Hill has 4 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 3 Sticker
• Whammino Mountain has 3 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 2 Sticker
• Goomba Fortress has 6 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 4 Sticker, 1 Luigi Sighting

World 1-1: Warm Fuzzy Plains

There are a total of 4 Paperizations to be performed in World 1-1: Warm Fuzzy Plains:

• 1 Scrap Paperization
• 3 Sticker Paperizations

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Warm Fuzzy Plains ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 4 Paperizations (1 Scrap, 3 Sticker)
Wooden Bridge	In the second scene, in the middle of the lower part. Automatically started after collecting the Wooden Bridge scrap and going close to the spot.	Required
Random 1x1 Sticker	Same scene, in the east, above the stump.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the third scene, above the circle of flower that can be bloomed by using a hammer that can be found in the lower part in the west.	Optional
Secret Door	Same 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.	Optional

World 1-2: Bouquet Gardens

There are a total of 6 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 1-2: Bouquet Gardens.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Location	Necessity	Image
Bouquet Gardens ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 6 Sticker Paperizations
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the fourth scene, found above the right circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the fifth scene, found above the circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering.	Optional
Any combination of 3 Flower stickers	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, Toad next to it is overjoyed and gives Mario a HP-Up Heart.	Optional
Secret Door	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.	Optional

World 1-3: Water's Edge Way

There are a total of 3 Paperizations to be performed in World 1-3: Water's Edge Way:

• 1 Scrap Paperization
• 2 Sticker Paperizations

Scrap/Sticker needed	Location	Necessity	Image
Water's Edge Way ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 3 Paperizations (1 Scrap, 2 Sticker)
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the third scene, above the flower found under the bridge.	Optional
Comet Piece	In the second scene, in the northeast. Available only after getting the Comet Piece scrap in the fifth scene (the underground one).	Required
Secret Door	In the fifth scene, in the east part on the wall. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 1-4: Hither Thither Hill

There are a total of 4 Paperizations to be performed in World 1-4: Hither Thither Hill:

• 1 Scrap Paperization
• 3 Sticker Paperizations

Scrap/Sticker needed	Location	Necessity	Image
Hither Thither Hill ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 4 Paperizations (1 Scrap, 3 Sticker)
Fan	In the first outdoor scene, above the stump left of the windmill.	*Required/Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the second outdoor scene, in the lower part, above the circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering.	Optional
Green Warp Pipe	In the second underground scene, near the entrance warp pipe in the west.	*Required/Optional
Secret Door	In the third outdoor scene, on the wall of the upper part. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

*If Whammino Mountain hasn't been completed, the paperizations are required. Otherwise, they're optional.

World 1-5: Whammino Mountain

There are a total of 3 Paperizations to be performed in World 1-5: Whammino Mountain:

• 1 Scrap Paperization
• 2 Sticker Paperizations

Scrap/Sticker needed	Location	Necessity	Image
Whammino Mountain ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 3 Paperizations (1 Scrap, 2 Stickers)
White Gate	In the third scene, in the middle of the lower part. Available only after getting the White Gate scrap from the second scene (which in turn is only available after knocking down the tree in the fourth scene, causing a chain reaction).	*Required/Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	Same scene, above the right flower found in the upper part.	Optional
Secret Door	In the undeground scene connecting first and fourth scene via warp pipes, in the middle, on the wall. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

*If Hither Thither Hill hasn't been completed, the paperization is required. Otherwise, it is optional.

World 1-6: Goomba Fortress

There are a total of 6 Paperizations to be performed in World 1-5: Goomba Fortress:

• 1 Scrap Paperization
• 4 Sticker Paperizations
• 1 Luigi Sighting

Scrap/Sticker needed	Location	Necessity	Image
Goomba Fortress ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 6 Paperizations (1 Scrap, 4 Stickers, 1 Luigi sighting)
2 Random 1x1 Stickers	In the east scene. After activating the fans in the background by stepping on the bridge, Mario can use Paperization to stuck two 1x1 stickers to temporarily stop them, so he can reach the exit.	Required
Block Switch	In the northwest scene, in the middle. Paperize is used two times: first to take out the Block Switch scrap to make it turn in the right direction, second to put it back.	Required
Luigi	In the west scene, seen in the background in the northeast.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the tower scene, in the middle of the lowest part.	Optional
Secret Door	In the east scene, in the middle of the lower part. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 2

There are a total of 35 Paperizations to be performed in the entirety of World 2:

• Drybake Desert has 12 Sticker Paperizations
• Yoshi Sphinx has 3 Sticker Paperizations
• Sandshifter Ruins has 2 Sticker Paperizations
• Damp Oasis has 3 Sticker Paperizations
• Drybake Stadium has 15 Paperizations - 5 Scrap, 9 Sticker, 1 Luigi Sighting

World 2-1: Drybake Desert

There are a total of 12 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 2-1: Drybake Desert.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Drybake Desert ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 12 Sticker Paperizations
Jump/Iron Jump/Line Jump (any 1x1 variety)+Hammer/Hurlhammer/Slaphammer (any 1x1 variety)+any 1x1 Mushroom (but Poison Mushroom)+Poison Mushroom+any Spike Helmet+any Flower	In the first scene, the exit. Combination of 6 1x1 stickers is required to open the door.	Required
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the third scene, after reaching the highest point of the scene.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	Same scene, near the exit, behind some flat rocks.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the fifth scene, near the exit between two Brick Blocks.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the underground scene, near the upper ? Block. Together with two Hidden Blocks right of it, it acts as platforms to reach said ? Block.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the sixth scene (pyramid one), near the Comet Piece, to the right.	Optional
Secret Door	Same scene, at the back side of the pyramid. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 2-2: Yoshi Sphinx

There are a total of 3 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 2-2: Yoshi Sphinx.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Yoshi Sphinx ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 3 Sticker Paperizations
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the first scene, in the north, above the flower.	Optional
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the scene reached by a north opening in the third sphinx scene, at the top, under the ? Block.	Optional
Secret Door	In the second scene, at the left side of the sphinx. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 2-3: Sandshifter Ruins

There are a total of 2 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 2-3: Sandshifter Ruins.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Sandshifter Ruins ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 2 Sticker Paperizations
Random 1x1 Sticker	At the bottom of the main scene by going right->right->left->left (only during the subsequent visits) and going through the door is a scene with multiple sarcophagi. Between two hidden blocks. Together with them, these three blocks act as platforms to reach a ? Block above the spikes.	Optional
Secret Door	In the scene reached by a door by going right->right->right from the top of the main scene, on the wall after entering. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 2-4: Damp Oasis

There are a total of 3 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 2-4: Damp Oasis.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Damp Oasis ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 3 Sticker Paperizations
Vacuum	Left of the entrance to the second scene.	Required
Faucet	In the northwest of the second scene.	Required
Secret Door	In the first scene, after going left from the entrance, on the wall. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 2-5: Drybake Stadium

There are a total of 15 Paperizations to be performed in World 2-5: Drybake Stadium:

• 5 Scrap Paperizations
• 9 Sticker Paperizations
• 1 Luigi Sighting

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Drybake Stadium ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 15 Paperizations (5 Scraps, 9 Stickers, 1 Luigi sighting)
3 Tablet Pieces	In the first scene, at the top.	Required
Jump/Iron Jump/Line Jump (any 1x1 variety)+Hammer/Hurlhammer/Slaphammer (any 1x1 variety)	On the exit of the first floor.	Required
Stone Entry	At the end of the second floor.	Required
Random 1x1 Sticker	On the third floor, between the two broken pillars. Acts as a platform to reach the second pillar with Line Jump sticker on it.	Optional
Hammer/Hurlhammer/Slaphammer (any 1x1 variety)+any Spike Helmet+Jump/Iron Jump/Line Jump (any 1x1 variety)	On the exit of the third floor.	Required
Luigi	In the outside area reached by a second exit on the fourth floor, on the right end, in the window.	Optional
Tower's Outer Wall	In the outside are reached by a third exit on the fourth floor, at the end. Paperize is used twice here: first to remove the door and to turn it the right way, second to put it back.	Required
Any Flower+any POW Block	On the exit of the fifth floor.	Required
Secret Door	In the first scene, right next to the entrance. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 3

There are a total of 33 Paperizations to be performed in the entirety of World 3:

• Leaflitter Path has 3 Sticker Paperizations
• The Bafflewood has 6 Sticker Paperizations
• Strike Lake has 3 Sticker Paperizations
• Loop Loop River has 2 Sticker Paperizations
• Outlook Point has 1 Sticker Paperization
• Wiggler's Tree House has 4 Paperizations - 3 Scrap, 1 Sticker
• Rustle Burrow has 3 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 2 Sticker
• Tree Branch Trail has 2 Sticker Paperizations
• Gauntlet Pond has 3 Sticker Paperizations
• Stump Glade has 1 Sticker Paperization
• Holey Thicket has 2 Paperizations - 1 Scrap, 1 Sticker
• Whitecap Beach has 3 Paperizations - 2 Sticker, 1 Luigi Sighting

World 3-1: Leaflitter Path

There are a total of 3 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 3-1: Leaflitter Path.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
Leaflitter Path ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 3 Sticker Paperizations
Trumpet	In the second scene, on the stump with partially eaten fruit bush.	Required
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the fifth scene, in the middle between Recovery Block and Save Block and above circle of flower that can be bloomed by hammering.	Optional
Secret Door	In the fourth scene, in the middle, after the first poison lake, on the wall. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.	Optional

World 3-2: The Bafflewood

There are a total of 6 Sticker Paperizations to be performed in World 3-2: The Bafflewood.

Scrap/Sticker needed	Description	Necessity	Image
The Bafflewood ­ ­ ­ ­|­ ­ ­ ­ 6 Sticker Paperizations
Random 1x1 Sticker	In the scene reached by going right from the fourth scene, above the circle of flowers that can be bloomed by hammering.	Optional
4 random 1x1 Stickers	In the scene reached by going north from the fourth scene, found above the circles of flowers thac can be bloomed by hammering in front of every exit but the southwest one.	Optional
Secret Door	In the scene reached by going right from the fourth scene, in the southeast. Available only after getting access to Outlook Point and getting Secret Door sticker from there.