Paper Mario Sticker Star Recut TYRODMZ ver

MORE GENERAL DIFFERENCES
Story
-Bowser, Bowser Jr. and Kammy are seen more often.
-Some characters who haven't been replaced have had their names changed:
--Wiggler> Kiddler
--The Snifit Host>Snob Biffet
--The Enigmansion Owner>Viol T.
--Toads and other species in 5-1 junkyard>various names
-Kiddler now has an expanded backstory.

Overworld Gameplay
-8 of the HP Up Hearts have been replaced with TP Up Mabobs.
--Due to the extra characters, 8 SP Up Packets have been hidden in the overworld too.
-The other 8 HP Up Hearts, as well as 8 TP Up Mabobs and 8 SP Up Packets, are buyable at Sticker Stores for incremental coin prices.
-For the characters who have had their original advice moved to other characters or levels, they now talk about game mechanics not necessary to beating the game.
-Due to enemies giving out a fixed amount of coins, Comet Pieces no longer give out coins.
-Enemies no longer disappear temporarily if you run away during battle.
-Paperization Zones requiring Scraps have a transparent image of a torn piece of paper inside. Kersti explains this at the Warm Fuzzy Plains Bridge Scrap PZ.

Battle Gameplay
-Enemies and bosses now give out a fixed amount of coins.
-Royal Sticker bosses now only half the damage done to them, instead of cutting damage they take down to 25%.
-Action Command prompts return for stickers and Things.
-All Hammer stickers now have the original Action Command. Namely, you once again hold back the Circle Pad until the star lights up again.
-By using SP on your favorite stickers, not only do they stay in the album even after battle, but they also regenerate during battle after a given number of turns.
-While the over-KO coin bonus still exists (hitting enemies after their HP reaches 0), if an enemy is KO'd before all the hits in one sticker are used, only the first 10 over-KO hits give coins. Further ones are just to fulfill one's paperlust.
-Example- KO'ing an enemy within 20 jumps of the Inifinijump lets Mario gain up to 10 more coins after their HP reaches 0. Upon the 31st jump, you get no more coins.

Stickers
-Hopslippers only jump 5 times instead of 10.
-Baahammers now work 100% of the time on most enemies and one mini-boss (you know who).
-Every sticker and Thing now has a regen value. This value is related to the number of turns it takes for it to return in the sticker album when SP is used on a given sticker. The counter goes down by one whenever the turn ends or the battle ends.
-The power of all Stickers has been cut to 80%. The only exception is Hopslippers, due to the nerf mentioned above.
-The peel ability can be powered up to take more stickers off the walls on top of the one you peeled. This ability is not needed to beat the game, though, and can be toggled down in effectiveness on the Pause Menu.
-When Paperizing stickers, Mario starts at one end and continues to the other, instead of starting at the middle.
-Power-up Blocks for stickers are visible and explained on the field.
-The coins needed to be spent at shops to unlock higher sticker ranks are as follows:
--SHINY: 500 coins.
--FLASHY: 2000 coins.
--BIG SHINY: 5000 coins.
--Coins spent on HP Up Hearts, TP Up Mabobs and SP Up Packets count towards coins spent.
-To prevent the player/Mario from simply finding and selling stickers for extra coins, stickers and Things can no longer be sold. Rather, they can be exchanged for stronger stickers when higher ranks are unlocked. (4 Normal> 1 Shiny, 3 Shiny> 1 Flashy, 3 Flashy> 1 Big Shiny).
--The above means some of Kersti's lines on the subject of sticker commerce are altered.
-After clearing World 1, Mario can get Secret Doors at any Sticker Shop. Secret Door stickers are the only stickers with a rank above normal that appear prior to any ranking up of sticker rarity.
-Infinijumps require an enormous amount of SP to keep in the album. As in, the "weakest" one requires 51 SP, and takes 10 turns to "recharge".
-If SP is used to keep healing stickers in the album, their effect is cut to half.
-If you're using two stickers that turn, but manage to finish the battle with the first sticker, the second one stays in the sticker album.

Things
-The power of all Things has been cut to 60%.
-Paperization Zones requiring Things, in addition to being bigger, have a pattern inside showing the scissors, fan and faucet. Kersti explains this at the Hither Thither Hills Paperization Zone.
-The Hook and Stopwatch have switched the levels they were originally located in.

Sticker Museum
-The Toad running the Sticker Museum, Ossi T. ( i.imgur.com/eQUOLMx.png ), has a gold cap covered in dust. The more of the Sticker Museum you complete, the more dust comes off.

-Things do not leave the inventory when donated to the museum- instead, they are merely cloned.
-The sound test room is available from the beginning. However, only songs heard so far can be heard.
--The sound test works the way it does in Dream Team- picking your favorite song from the list.
--Battle and boss themes can be listened to as well when heard elsewhere first.
--No coins are needed.
--When all 105 Stickers have been added to the museum, 3 songs from each Paper Mario are added to the sound test as a reward.
-The enemy room is gone, due to the above enemy glossary. In its place is a diorama room for all friendly characters in the game met so far.
--As with above, no coins are needed, and a list is presented.
--When all 64 Things have been found, 12 dioramas of past Paper Mario characters are unlocked as a reward.

Pause Menu
-There is now a detailed enemy glossary available past the Scraps section.
-There is a Quick Recap section dedicated to each of the six worlds as a reminder for what to do next if that world hasn't been completed yet.

Other
-Some levels have been switched around on the world map:
2-3<>2-4.
4-4<>4-6.
-Surfshine Harbor is locked until Chapter 1 is cleared.
--Mario now needs to head to Surfshine Harbor to find a new Comet Piece that opens 2-1 and 3-1.
--The way to the rope area of Surfshine Harbor is blocked off by a new character until Chapters 2 and 3 are cleared. To make up for this, extra Thing weaknesses have been added to the first three bosses.
-The Royal Sticker bosses have had their max HP reduced
Chapter 1: 90 > 70
Chapter 2/Chapter 3/Chapter 5: 300> 160
Chapter 4: 400> 250
-The boss weakness mechanic is explicitly explained after the battle with Bowser Jr. in 1-1.
-Kersti no longer backhandedly nags Mario if he uses a lot of stickers during a Royal Sticker boss battle.
-The song that played during the World 3 boss' "weak spot" moment now plays at said moment for all 5 Royal Sticker bosses.
-Stat bonuses earned from defeating bonus bosses can be toggled on and off from a Bonus menu in the Sticker Album menu. Toggling can only be done prior to battle.

LEVEL WALKTHROUGH CHANGES PART 2
World 1
-World 1 is given the overarching name "Arbor Plains".
-Cone Goombas have been replaced with Spiked Goombas.
-Koopa Troopas have the same behaviour they did in the first 2 games. They also regain their sunglasses.

-Rather than Toads, Whittles are the NPCs of the world. The only exception is in 1-1 and the missing Toad in 1-4.
-Coin Values of World 1 enemies/bosses
--GOOMBA: 3
--SPIKED GOOMBA: 5
--PARAGOOMBA: 4
--KOOPA: 4
--BUZZY BEETLE: 4
--BOB-OMB: 6
--SPINY: 5
--BOWSER JR 1: 30
--KAMMY 1: 45
--DIGGA THE BUZZY BEETLE: 60
--LAKITHUNDER: 180
--GOOMFREI/MEGASPARKLE GOOMFREI: 120

1-1: Warm Fuzzy Plains
Story
-(a bit of gameplay) Bowser Jr. is dazed after the fight with him. Kersti takes the time to bring up how some stronger enemies and even the Royal Stickers can be neutralized with Things. Shortly after, Bowser Jr. regains his bearings, and the cutscene proceeds as usual.

-The five Goombas who roll in talk about someone named King Goomfrei who's guarding one of the Royal Stickers at Bowser's request. They speak of him again after their fight.

Gameplay
-The Scissors are no longer in the hidden hollow. Three Jump stickers that eventually max out to Flashy take their place.
--Instead, right before the level goal, the scissors fall out of the sky.

1-2: Bouquet Gardens
Story
-The Whittle in charge of the gardens has an additional line.
WHITTLE ( i.imgur.com/nSfj1HU.png ): What would Woody Tim do?!
-In lieu of a generic Toad, the blue member of the Toad Brigade is the Toad who is always attacked. .

Gameplay
-Due to the removal of the battle spinner, the battle with the 5-Fold Goomba is just treated as a mini-boss battle.

1-5: Whamino Mountain
Story
-The Lakitu who throws Spinies has been replaced by Lakithunder from New Super Mario Bros. 1.
-When Mario and co. meet Lakithunder, he demands Mario pays him 100 coins to pass.
-The Toad in charge of the shop here has been replaced with a Bald Cleft.
-During...that scene..., Lakithunder comments on the effect it has on the mountains, before continuing as usual.

Gameplay
-If you don't pay Lakithunder, he'll start throwing Spinies as usual. All the while, Lakithunder makes fun of Mario's inability to reach him.
-In order to battle Lakithunder, Mario needs a new field item found in 3-7.
-LAKITHUNDER
HP: 100, ATK: 7
-At the start of the battle, two Spinies accompany Lakithunder.
-Every 3 turns, Lakithunder charges up a storm attack, and the next turn, he uses it to deal 10 damage. Following this, he'll throw out two Spinies

-By beating Lakithunder, Mario obtains the D-Cell Battery Thing, having been moved from its original location of Chomp Ruins.

1-6: Goomfrei Fortress
Story
-As seen above, the level has had it's name changed.
-Throughout the level, the voice of an unseen villain speaks with his Goomba subordinates about Mario's progress. The voice declares Mario a blowhard, and believes the plumber will never catch him out of breath.
-At the Bob-Omb battlefield, the voice calls out to Mario to face Goomfrei, the greatest King the Goombas have ever known. Woody Tim, annoyed, asks the voice to leave him and his workshop alone. The voice says no, and asks a Goomba to give the signal for the Bob-Ombs.
-Unfortunately, the Goomba is asleep. In response to this, a jackhammer is heard, awakening the Goomba. The voice asks the Goomba to give the signal now, and the Goomba blows a trumpet.
-In addition to having a new name, King Goomfrei has been changed, from a normal Goomba to a Micro Goomba with a goatee and mutton chops.
-After beating King Goomfrei, Woody Tim thanks Mario and says he'll be on his way back to tell the others the good news. However, this is interrupted by Bowser, flying in on his own Koopa Klown Car.
-Bowser says that he expected Mario to try and stop him, while insulting Kersti by calling her an overpriced tiara. He also flat-out tells Woody Tim that once he trounces Mario, he'll send his forces to trash his workshop.
-After Bowser leaves, Kersti asks Mario if Bowser was always this cranky, while Woody Tim reconsiders his position. in the end, Tim decides to stay with Mario.
-After obtaining the Royal Sticker and seeing Goomfrei's backstory, a new scene is shown of Peach beginning to paint a picture...

Gameplay
-The door into the fort is locked, requiring Woody Tim's assistance in acquiring it.
--If Woody Tim is not in the party, after inspecting the door, Kersti reminds Mario about Woody Tim in Hither Thither Hills.
-Throughout the stages, various spinning Goomba Stacks are blown away after some resistance.
-The Trumpet is now completely blocking the way up the stairs. Its hit boxes make it impossible to pass, jump over, or even clip around.
--The stairs are made smaller so this can happen.
-Various obstacles requiring Woody Tim's ability to pass are placed on the Bob-Omb fields. On that same note, some stairs are removed in the tower leading up to the boss room.

1-4 REVISIT
-Upon clearing 1-6, a ! mark shows above 1-4's spot.
-When selected, a scene is shown of Woody Tim explaining the situation to his coworkers. Thankfully, they all nod in agreement to what must be done.
-After this, Surfshine Harbor is unlocked.

LUIGI SIDEQUEST CHANGES
-Whenever Luigi is found, a new conversation takes place with him.
--Conversation 1: Hey Bro! Am I glad to see you! After Bowser knocked you out at Sticker Fest, I decided against my better judgement to take a whack at him. He...didn't take it well. If I give you these stickers I found, you never saw me
BOWSER: GREEN! We got a score to settle!
LUIGI: I gotta go...
-Mario receives 5 random Shiny stickers regardless of store rank. Afterwards, Luigi runs from the powerful Bowser.

2-2: Yoshi Sphinx
Story
-As the level begins, Mario, Kersti, Woody Tim, the world 3 partner (if you have them) and the Buried Guild look in the distance at the Yoshi Sphinx.
-Chuck admits the Sphinx may be a little dangerous, but together, they'll prevail.
-Since Shades can't jump, and wishing to be courteous, Chuck asks Mario to hit a new hammer ramp down so that Shades can walk to the warp pipe. As a thank you, Shades tells Mario a rumor he heard of "a magic treasure inside the Sphinx that lights darkness- but this turtle digs darkness, daddy-o."
-Kersti is suspicious of Wispy, and Woody Tim can't help but agree. Despite this, Bruce insists Wispy has never let them down. To prove his point, he asks Wispy to assist Mario during this trip. Wispy grudgingly agrees to.
WISPY THE BANDIT JOINS THE PARTY! PRESS THE BUTTON TO DISCOVER HIDDEN PASSAGES AND OTHER SECRETS ON THE SCREEN!
-When Mario and co get to where the Comet Piece usually is, they're ambushed by a bunch of Red Paratroopas sporting airplane wings instead of natural ones. They hear the front one say something about how they hope "that little weasel pays" them.
-At the maw of the sphinx, Kammy ambushes them and does the flipflop thing as usual.
-After beating her, in addition to her/Kamek's original dialogue, Kammy lets slip that she's not the only one Mario should worry about. She then flies off.
-Kersti lays into Wispy.
WISPY: OK, you know what? No. You think you're so perfect Kersti, think you know everything. Yet while you're over there talking about nothing, we did all the work! I don't have to prove myself to you, of all people!
KERSTI: (stunned) Why...you!....

-When Mario and friends return to where the Red Paratroopa battle took place, Bruce thanks Mario for his help. He's now sure Wispy has shown he could be trusted. Satisfied, Bruce makes a promise that they'll meet up at Drybake Stadium. Wispy glares at Kersti, while Shades says maybe they should judge by what they actually see.

Gameplay
-In every screen on this level, by talking to Bruce, Shades, Oyst and Channing, Mario can temporarily use their abilities to find secrets.
--Bruce: Bashes down weak pillars.
--Shades: Points out light coming from doors in dark rooms on lower floors, and inform Mario about lighting rooms later.
--Oyst: Digs for underground stickers and hidden ladder spots for Woody Tim to use.
--Channing: Transports Mario to certain checkpoints in the level he's passed.
-In the first outside area, Mario needs Woody Tim's ladder ability to climb up, as the stairs are now gone.
-A new ancient fence is located in the level, on the second floor. With the World 3 Partner's ability, Mario can utilize a new shortcut.
-At one point in the level, Mario gains a new field ability: the Super Boots! They add 2 attack to the first jump of jump stickers and allow him to ground pound on the field.
--There are some ground-pound switches added to the level to open doors as a result.
-Wispy's partner sticker allows Mario to steal a sticker from every enemy. If they have an enemy exclusive sticker, Mario gets it 100% of the time! The better the partner sticker, the better Wispy will take.
-If you forgot to do something after clearing this level, Mario can hit a special POW Block to summon Oyst and Channing.
-Wispy leaves the party after officially clearing 2-2 for the first time.
-During the battle with Kammy, jump-based and air-based stickers are converted to a second type of boot sticker that can hit her in the air...but ONLY in the air.
--Multi-hit stickers are also converted to a spiked cleats sticker type that hits all enemies. Unfortunately, they don't work if there's only 1 enemy.
-Upon being dropped off on the ledge where the Lightbulb now is, Mario automatically collects it. A Hammer sticker that eventually becomes Big Shiny takes its place in the original sarcophagus.
-The Comet Piece simply doesn't appear until Kammy is beaten.
-If Mario attempts to leave the level after getting Wispy, but before the final cutscene, Wispy affirms he should stick close to the Sphinx. He leaves the party. To have him rejoin during the main story's first visit to 2-2, talk to him at the entrance.

World 2-5: Drybake Stadium
Story
-Mario and co. eventually meet up with the Buried Guild, looking around the now-empty desert.
-Bruce reveals the Stadium is, obviously, no longer here. He's obviously puzzled at how an entire building went missing. Bruce asks Mario to yet again lend a hand.
-When Mario brings the 3 treasures together and reconstructs the stadium, the Guild is awestruck. Grateful, Bruce thanks Mario for his co-operation.
-Quickly, Shades realizes that Wispy has made a head-start into the stadium, and immediately gives chase. Mario and friends follow.
-On the third floor, Mario and Kersti see Wispy beaten up, on the floor before Shades.
-Shades takes Wispy's bag. Shades is relieved, for that now the problem has been taken care of, he'll give whatever is inside to his swingin' friend...Kammy Koopa.
-Kersti overhears this, calling Shades a sell-out. Shades counters that everyone only saw what was outside, never thinking to see what lurked in the dark. Shades calls upon some Buzzy Beetles to deal with Mario and co. while he makes off with the bag.
-After beating the enemies, Mario and co. walk up to Wispy. Kersti apologizes for accusing Wispy, realizing she did give him a hard time for no reason. Wispy replies that it's his own fault, too, since he never took the time to really share with his friends, and never gave anyone a reason to trust him. He's thankful for Bruce's kindness, but insists he sometimes sees what just isn't there. Wispy tells Mario and co. to go without him.
-Woody Tim interjects, saying that though ladders can break and machines can go on the fritz, they can be rebuilt...and so can confidence. Mario agrees, miming out they may need Wispy's help. After a moment of doubt, Wispy agrees.
-Wispy rejoins the party permanently.
-On the fourth floor, our heroes see Shades take a peek into the bag, declaring everything junk, and throwing the bag into a jailcell. The baseball bat then tips out of the bag.
-On the fifth floor, just like originally, our heroes see a Royal Sticker just sitting on the ground.
--This time, however, Shades gives the signal. Despite the warning, the newly christened Tower Power Pokeyhotep rises from the sand.
--Pokeyhotep is more metallic in design, with a totem pole motif.

-Shades boasts that once the pharoah is finished with Mario, he'll throw the gang and the unsuspecting Buried Guild into the cells. All the while, he'll make off with the stadium's riches.
-After beating Pokeyhotep, the Guild arrives. Shades tries to play dumb and say Wispy was behind it all. Thankfully, the mere act of Kersti insisting Wispy was framed is all it takes to debunk that story.
--In a panic, Shades falls into a sinkhole. He's thrown into an unseen jailcell by some of the native hieroglyph enemies.
-Wispy apologizes to Bruce for his behaviour, but Bruce says it's no problem. Wispy also asks to leave the guild, so he can travel with Mario and make sure Kammy doesn't pull this off again. Bruce obliges.
-The backstory poem for Tower Power Pokeyhotep (and Queest Desert in general) now goes like this:
"A lonely stadium atop a pharaoh's tower
A Royal Sticker gave Pokeyhotep power
Kammy wielded magic dark and dour
The tower folded like a withering flower".

Gameplay
-Shades, Channing and Oyst give their thoughts as to where they think the solution lies to the stadium's disappearance.
--Shades posits that maybe an answer grooves back in Drybake Desert, in some dark area.
--Channing is all heated up, thinking Bowser's minions threw the solution somewhere they would never think to look, in all this sand.
--Oyst mumbles the possibility that a place as big as the Oasis would hold something.
-More baseball decor has been added to the scenery, to give players a fairer chance to learn the boss' weakness.
--The baseball bat has been moved to this level. However, though the game goes out of its way to show it, it's not mandatory to obtain it.
--To obtain the baseball bat, Mario and co. need to work together to eventually find a spot on the fifth floor to Ground Pound from. After finding it, the cell door opens, negating the need for a long journey again.
-Some puzzles are reworked to include Woody Tim, Wispy and the Ground Pound.
-The thinner walls on the third floor can be passed through with the World 3 partner. This effectively creates a shortcut

3-3: Whittle Tree Town
-This level is a slightly redesigned version of Wiggler's Treehouse. In this version, there are four extra houses of Whittles outside said treehouse.

Story
-When Mario and friends arrive here, they see the town gathered in front of the tree house. Woody Tim is especially worried, urging Mario to hurry.
-The other Whittles recognize Woody Tim. Though they wish these were better times, they emphasize he hurry to the top.
-When Mario and co. get to the treehouse's top, Woody Tim and co are horrified to see Kiddler in only one piece.
-Kiddler explains how this happened, with Kammy being the one responsible for the split and giving the pieces to several Ninjis.
-Speaking of Ninjis, Kiddler tells Mario, Kersti and Woody Tim how the Ninjis, the former allies of the Whittles, are starting to overtake the forest with the advent of the poison seeping in. Even worse, some mean Koopa looking for rare stickers is causing trouble as well.
-Kersti and Woody Tim, both fired up, demand Mario to reunite Kiddler so they can take on Bowser's army. Mario nods.

Gameplay
-Even after reuniting Kiddler's pieces and even after his change, any missing journal entries from other levels can still be gathered with the help of a method actor Whittle named Buzz Tom.
-The Whittles in this level give Mario some hints about locations of HP-Up Hearts, TP-Up Mabobs and SP-Up Packets. These hints only unlock for levels where at least one Comet Piece has been found.

3-4: Strike Lake
Story
-After finding the Kiddler Piece here, but after it runs off, Kersti finally asks Woody Tim what the deal with Kiddler is.
-Woody Tim reveals than when he was small, a lone Wiggler egg was found all alone by the elder Whittle Tieko and elder Ninji Ori. Both searched high and low, but never found the parents. So, the two sides collaborated in raising Kiddler, using research of the Wiggler lifestyle so Kiddler could live and have a chance.


Gameplay
-The tree blocking the view to the path to the "bowling alley" has been moved to the left, allowing a much clearer view of that path.

CHARACTERS
Tieko- i.imgur.com/NaM6rlo.png

3-7: Rustle Burrow
Story
-When Mario and friends arrive at Rustle Burrow, in addition to the Kiddler Piece hopping on the web, they see Nya and some Ninjis guarding it.
-Kersti demands Nya to stand aside...and to everyone's surprise, she obliges. Nya and the Ninjis seemingly leave.
-Kersti is impressed with her own handy-work. The Sticker Fairy gives herself a huge pat on the back. However, Woody Tim's insists something's not right, and that Kersti is assuming things.
-After falling into the hole, Nya re-emerges from the bushes...along with Bowser and Bowser Jr.
-Bowser congratulates Nya on keeping to the deal and getting that chump Mario out of his hair. THis doesn't lift Bowser Jr. out of his funk, bummed that he missed out on stealing Mario's rare stickers.
-Nya interrupts Bowser's laughing and brings up how, since she kept to her end of the bargain, he has to keep to his. Bowser acquiesces, and tells Junior to bring Nya with him to Gauntlet Pond, to "close up all the loose ends". Bowser Jr. takes an unusual amount of glee in this, and he leaves the scene with Nya.
-After Bowser snaps his fingers for his Koopa Clown car...
BOWSER: I can't believe it myself, but we finally have it all. Unstoppable power, Mario out of the way, and some stupid Ninjis working for us. It's only going to get better- once our castle takes off, we'll flatten not just the world, but the people on it, and re-decorate!
Bowser then gets ins the Koopa Clown Car and flies off.
BOWSER: Gwahahahaha! All hail the Koopa King!
-As Mario and co fall into the hole, he not only loses Kersti and his equipment, but Woody Tim (and Wispy if you have him) as well.
--Making things worse, when Mario's hammer hits the ground, it smashes completely to pieces, with nothing left.
-Woody Tim (and Wispy) is/are found near the new field move. Tim scolds himself for not speaking up more when the Ninjis surrendered, but Mario (and Wispy) reassure him.
-Tarantox replaces Big Scuttlebug, and all Scuttlebugs take the appearance of their Galaxy counterparts.
-When Mario and Woody Tim (as well as maybe Wispy) find Kersti, she offers an apology to them for not thinking ahead.

-In a new extra story segment, Mario and co find a room with Ninji stars and broken Whittle catapults.
--Woody Tim unveals some of Rustle Borrow's secret history. Over a thousand years ago, a strange monster rose out of this cave, threatening to infect the Decal Lands. Working together, the Whittles and Ninjis drove it back underground. It was this conflict that originally united the two races. Woody Tim looks sad the two aren't as close as back then, or even when he left. Upon hearing this story, Kersti wonders what happened to the monster...
--WOODY TIM: Eh, its game probably ended. At least, that's what I think. Better than the alternative.
--Mario, Kersti (and Wispy) shudder.

Gameplay
-Mario can still attack twice during the first visit to this level. He just can't use the hammer until...
--Mario gets a new field move for himself- the Throwhammer. This upgrade increases the power of the first hit of all hammer stickers by 3. Thew Throwhammer also allows Mario to hit things that are high or far away.
---Some spider webs have been made stronger/thicker, necessitating the use of the Throwhammer.
-Stickers which have had SP applied to them stay in the album after falling.
-Woody Tim's ladder ability is needed for a few optional ledges.
-Tarantox's battle is entirely different from the original fight with Big Scuttlebug.
--HP: 40, ATK: 7, DEF: 6, COINS: 100
--In order to remove Tarantox's defense, Mario must hit each of the arachnid's 4 small glowing spots. You can hit these glowing spots, even from the beginning of battle.
--After hitting each spot, Tarantox falls down. The impact exposes his abdomen, which takes 1.5 times the damage.
--Tarantox doesn't have web defense.

3-10 Stump Glade aka Snifit or Whifit
Story
-As said above, the Snifit host is now named Snob Biffet.
SNOB: Yes, we're back this week with another exciting episode of Snifit or Whifit! I'm your host, Snob Biffet!
 
-In addition to the Kiddler segment, Mario's current partners are also caged.

Gameplay
-In addition to the questions already present, Snob Biffet also asks the following questions.
ex1.The name of Woody Tim's co-workers are Trang, Ebuk and Sehr. (TRUE)
ex2. There are seven Royal Stickers. (FALSE)
ex3. The king of the Goombas who guarded the first Royal Sticker is Gomboss. (FALSE)
ex4. Mario met Woody Tim at
-Water's Edge Way (TRUE)
-Hither Thither Hills (FALSE)
ex5. There's no way to keep stickers in the album. (FALSE)
ex6. Nya's mom is Ori. (TRUE)
ex7. The Magikoopa helping Bowser out currently is Kammy. (TRUE)
ex8. Kiddler was raised by
-Just the Whittles. (FALSE)
-The Whittles and Ninjis together. (TRUE)
ex9. Shoveler the Buzzy Beetle causes trouble in the Hither Thither Hills from underground, (FALSE)
ex10. You need 6 stickers to open the door to Drybake Desert. (TRUE)
ex11. Bowser is wearing a rainbow Royal Sticker. (FALSE)
ex12. You can find Sandmaarghs somewhere in Queest Desert. (TRUE)
ex13. There are 5 members in the Buried Guild, with Wispy as their leader. (FALSE)
ex14. The name of the Pianta captain at Surfshine Harbor is Captain Azure. (TRUE)
ex15. In Rustle Burrow, Mario found the Quakehammer to replace his destroyed Hammer. (FALSE)
-Snob Biffet gives you the Radiator for clearing the base game the first time. In exchange, if you refuse the extra challenge, he warns Mario that he may not feel as hearty.

-True to that, the HP Up Heart in this level has been reassigned as the prize for clearing the extra challenge. It will be here, even before beating the World 3 boss.
--Subsequent playthroughs of the extra challenge yield 4 Flashy Stickers when that ranking is unlocked, with the highest unlocked ranking filling in beforehand.

3-12 WHITECAP BEACH
Story
-After defeating the final Kiddler segment, Nya notices all the poison around and how enraged Kiddler seems. Woody Tim is worried, since he's never seen any part of Kiddler this enraged before. He recommends they follow the segment so it doesn't hurt itself.

Gameplay
-As said back in the 3-6 notes, the Stopwatch has switched places with the Hook. A poster of the Surfshine Harbor boss is seen near the hook.
--The Hook is moved a little more in such a way that, while Mario doesn't have to collect it, it sticks out and is hard to miss.

SURFSHINE HARBOR KIDDLER SEGMENT
-Captain Azure is the one who denies Kiddler access to his boat. He also says he doesn't want to toss the Kiddler segment out, since he seems like a good person, getting out while he stands here...guarding...his boat...and...thinking.

-Just as Mario is about to leave, Captain Azure calls to him. Azure asks Mario to come back when they've explored as much of the world as they can.
-After Mario nods and leaves, a Noki asks Azure what's on his mind. Azure lets the Noki know that he has a proposition for Mario, and needs to get out more.

3-3 FINAL KIDDLER SEGMENT
-After Kiddler leaves, both Kersti and Tieko realize why Kammy separated Kiddler in the first place. Tieko admonishes himself for how foolish he was, and urges Mario to free their forest from the scourge at Whitecap Beach.


3-12 BOSS FIGHT
Story
-In addition to his usual speech, Kiddler thanks Woody Tim and Nya (as well as Wispy), saying he has some good friends, and that they can get through anything together.
-When Mario and friends see the ship, they wonder where the crew is. Looking and knocking on the wood, Woody Tim notes how the ship wasn't made in this kingdom.
-A broken surfboard is among the scenery. Inspection reveals the board has been here for longer than the ship.
-After beating Gooper Blooper, Tieko arrives with Kiddler. The old Whittle thanks Mario and his friends for their help. He also notices, though, how Ori is nowhere in site.
-Kersti guesses that the Ninji is at another beach. Everyone immediately does a pratfall upon hearing this.
-While everyone is celebrating, one other thing is on Nya's mind.
NYA: Just what drew that monstrous Koopa to our home in the first place?
-The backstory poem for Gooper Blooper (and Fibe Forests in general) is slightly different near the end:
"A big Blooper loved to boogie and bop
Small Bloopers loved to fight and flop
A Royal Sticker corrupted Gooper's top
A sickness gushed out and would not stop."
-After clearing both Worlds 2 and 3 and seeing their boss backstories, a scene is shown of Peach painting.

Gameplay

-The following Things also work on Gooper Blooper: Watch Battery, Car Battery (to eletrocute the aquatic creature [any phase]), Tape, Thumbtack (to tape/close GB's mouth shut [phase 3]). Sponge, though, still lasts the longest in poisoning GB.
-This time, rather than missing with all hits, Gooper Blooper hits half the time when poisoned.
-Rather than lose 30 HP when poisoned, Gooper Blooper only loses 10 HP.
-Due to the lenient changes in Thing usage, Gooper Blooper uses his super ink blast immediately after recovering from poison.
-The game no longer freezes if the Bowling Ball is used.

WORLD 4 (Zrezif Mountains) ENEMY COIN VALUES
-Unlike the other worlds, World 4 has had a major enemy roster shake-up. Namely, all the Shiny palette swaps have been dropped for completely new enemies.
ICE CHERBIL (new: 4-1, 4-2, 4-5) HP: 14, ATK: 8, COINS: 18
ICE PUFF (new: 4-1, 4-2, 4-5) HP: 18, ATK: 9, COINS: 23
DUPLIGHOST (new: 4-2) HP: 20, ATK: 8, COINS: 22
PENKOON (new: 4-2) HP: 30, ATK: 12, COINS: 35
 
FLURRY (new) HP: 11, ATK: 6, COINS: 13
SNOW SPIKE: 24
ICE BRO: 33
SCAREDY RAT: 10
BROOZER (appears here in addition to 6-2): 20
EERIE (new: 4-3) HP: 16, ATK: 7, COINS: 18
BOO: 24
BOMB BOO (new: 4-3) HP: 20, ATK: 10, COINS: 25, Fire blows it up
BOO STACK: 82
BOOLOSSUS: 200
FUZZY: 4
BOB-ULK (new: 4-4) HP: 30, ATK: 4 [multiplies twice by 2], COINS: 40
ANTI-GUY (replaces the Shy Guys harassing Toad): 50
SNOW BOWSER STATUE aka MR. BLIZZARD: 600

4-1: Snow Rise
Story
-Upon docking, Woody Tim and Wispy start shivering. Wispy shudders, surprised this isn't anything like the desert.
-Kersti orders the two to buck up, but Captain Azure says it's only natural to feel cold. He also informs the group an old friend of his is around this area.
-When the group gets to the huge screen, they meet up with Coach Penguin from Super Mario Galaxy.
-Captain Azure and Coach run towards each other in relief. The duo catches up on old times, like how Azure threw Coach despite his bigger size, or how Coach once beat Azure in a race.

-Depending on how far World 5 has been completed, a slightly different conversation pertaining to a detail about Azure's life changes.
--If World 5-2 hasn't been cleared to a certain point yet, Coach asks Azure how his daughter is doing, but Azure says he hasn't seen her in months. Coach informs his friend that Gia is at the Pianta Village in Verdant Jungle, and to see her sometime. Coach also wishes he could go, but a certain problem has come up.
--If World 5-2 has been cleared to that point, Coach asks the question, but Azure says she was kidnapped by a large Piranha, and thought Coach could help. Coach says his feathers are full at the moment, due to a certain problem.
--If all of World 5 has been cleared, Coach asks, and Azure says he just rescued her from a large Piranha Plant, with the help of some other friends. Coach says that sounds cool, and wishes his feathers hadn't been tied due to a certain problem.
AZURE: A problem? What problem?
Immediately, a phantasm of an icy Bowser head appears.
AZURE: Y-y-y-y-yipe!
SNOW BOWSER HEAD: You! You wish to steal from me, the sole ruler of this subzero mountain! Leave at once, or face a frigid fate! Ooooooooooooooh!
THe head disappears.
Awkward silence.
COACH: That.
-Coach gives the lowdown on how the phantom has been attacking his students. He notes it started happening after a glowing object fell somewhere in the Mountains. Unfortunately, Coach can't leave his students on their own, for fear the phantom will attack.
-Mario raises his hand. After Mario speaks, Coach is interested to learn the plumber and his group will investigate instead. Azure assures Coach that Mario is a wonder.

Gameplay
-On the screen leading to the upper part of the huge screen and the one with the tree, there is a large mound of snow blocking the way to the huge screen at first. Mario needs to go the the screen with the tree and Goat thing first.
--After the scene with Birdo, the mound will be gone.
-The following Things also work at the snowmound PZ: Teapot, Matches, Lighter.

4-4: Bowser's Snow Fort
-This level switches places on the map with the shop level. In turn, this means 4-5 is optional.
Story
-Upon entering this level, Captain Azure apologizes for his cowardice. He knows that while he's afraid of ghosts, he should have been there for his friends. The Captain promises to make up for it.
-When Mario and friends meet up with Snow Bowser Statue, he boasts this:
SBS: I am Bowser as he should be- ruling the icy cool! You did not heed my warnings! You kept coming, even sealing away the infestation at the Enigmansion! Now, you will freeze in terror at the glacial shiny might I possess!

-When Mario and co. meet Mr. Blizzard, he comes to and wonders what he's been doing.
-After beating him, the (still unnamed) Mr. Blizzard apologizes for his actions. He hopes he meets Mario and friends again some day. Kersti reciprocates, and the other four party members show their respects.

Gameplay
-Anti Guys replace the two powerful Shy Guys as the blue Toad Brigade member's bullies here. They have 16 attack normally, but are otherwise the same as the Shy Guys in the original version of the game.


4-5: Whiteout Valley
-See above level for explanation on this level's situation.
 
Story, Gameplay
-Barring the switch from a monochrome Toad to Penn's clone, there's no other changes.


4-6: Shaved Ice Cave
Story, Gameplay
-Instead of a Toad, a Pidgit from Super Mario Bros. 2 USA runs the shop.
-When Mario and co. enter, the Pidgit, Fidgit, offers to make Mario a little more flexible in power if he finds a certain item for him.

-Fidgit explains that the item is a Gobble Fang, only found somewhere in Verdant Jungle. He wants it to help spruce up his store and not look so paper-thi-
NYA: Don't even think about finishing that sentence.
FIDGIT: Wow, tough crowd.
-After finding this item, Fidgit gives Mario an SP-Up Packet.
-If Mario enters this level after finding said item, Fidgit asks Mario for it and gives the prize.

CHARACTER SHEETS
Penn (original)- i.imgur.com/UGHFT8y.png
Penn (clone)- i.imgur.com/cHDjBCY.png
Fidgit- i.imgur.com/IzK8xhL.png

5-2: Jungle Rapids
Story
-When Mario and friends arrive, a Pianta girl calls out Captain Azure's name.
-Azure recognizes the girl as his daughter, Gia ( i.imgur.com/SPtmd40.png ). He rushes to hug her, but she turns around.
-Depending on how much of World 4 has been cleared, there is a change in dialogue.
--If Coach Penguin has not been met in 4-1, Gia asks her dad how he found her. Azure responds that it's a Pianta's intuition.
--If Coach has been met, yet World 4 has not been cleared, the same question is asked. Azure responds that Coach recommended he visit her, despite the ghostly spectre haunting the mountains.
--If World 4 has been cleared, the question is asked. Azure replies he found out from Coach, helping him out with a snow problem in the process.
GIA: Whatever.
-Before Captain Azure can recover from the shock in his daughter's zero-to-ten attitude change, Gia calls her old man out for his cowardice while she took a risk and made a new life here. She claims it's been an interesting stay here, giving her a new perspective.

-Gia also remembers she saw a group called the Buried Guild, piquing Wispy's interest. Wispy asks if there was a Chargin' Chuck named Bruce with them. Gia responds that there was, and he was much braver than Azure.
-Gia continues that Chuck, Channing and Oyst asked about the Chomp Ruins, recalling they were looking for leads on a treasure. She told them to use one of the boats in the boathouse, so if they want to catch up, they'll need to haul it. She also told them another detail about getting to the ruins.
-Just before Gia can spill the detail, Petey Piranha swoops in (while wearing a Royal Sticker) and kidnaps her.
-Outraged by this injustice, Captain Azure flares up and demands they give chase. While this burst of rage surprises Kersti and Nya, Wispy agrees. Kersti pipes up how maybe one of the other villagers knows the details about getting to the ruins.

Gameplay
-There is a small village area next to the hut with the boat.
-After clearing the river obstacle course at least once, a Warp Pipe connecting the boathouse to the Comet Piece area appears.
-One of the Pianta villagers recommends hugging not another Pianta, but the left wall at Long Fall Falls when they reach the bottom...IF Mario manages to not be dinner, that is.
-Raft gameplay changes:
--There are power ups on the river to fill up a gauge. It usually takes 5 power ups to fill the gauge.
---When the gauge is filled, one fallen log reappears.
--Mario cannot be instantly KO'd while on the raft. Instead, the edgemost pieces always come off first.

Other
-Blue Toad:



5-3: Long Fall Falls
Story
-Cheep Chomp is replaced with Jo from Super Mario Land 2.
-If Mario got the hint from the villager in 5-2, Kersti reminds Mario.

Gameplay
-Jo does not become smarter or faster no matter how many times the level is cleared.
-Jo cannot eat Mario unless only the middle log remains.
-There is a second loop and second raft at the Comet Piece leading back to 5-1 if you didn't want to go that way. This allows players another chance to find the Comet Piece leading to 5-4.

5-5: Rugged Road
Story
-After freezing the first area, our heroes hear a scream. Panicked, Azure realizes that it's Gia.
-At the start of the second area, they see Petey Piranha starting to tire out.
-Just before Mario and co. can catch up, Bowser Jr. shows up and orders Petey to escape.
PETEY: You want Petey to escape? Too bad- Shiny Petey time!
-Petey then uses his Royal Sticker to blind everyone, and makes off once again.
-Bowser Jr. yells at Petey for doing that, thinking those ugly stickers are messing with Petey's mind. Junior also lets slip Pops hasn't been the same lately- whenever Junior looks at him, it feels like ten eyes are looking back, but none of them are Bowser's. He then turns to Mario and says he came here to make up for his loss in Fibe Woodlands, and engages the party with a Bill Blaster made of three segments.
MINI-BOSS TIME! BOWSER JR. AND HIS TRIPLE CANNON
Bowser Jr- HP: 120, ATK: 8, COINS: 200
Triple Cannon Segment- HP: 25, ATK: 6, DEF: 5, COINS: 0
-Bowser Jr's pod sits atop the highest part of the Triple Cannon. The Cannon can't be jumped on until at least 2 segments are removed.
-Each segment comes back online after 3 turns.
-The only attacks that affect all 3 segments at once are earthquake-based stickers and Things, or baseball bat-like Things. In addition, only hammers can be used on a Triple Cannon segment, and only on the bottom-most one.
-To amend this, for this battle, Mario is given a hammer sticker at the start of his turn every 2 turns.
-After beating Bowser Jr., he says he's had enough of Mario, and to take to the skies if he wants to settle this once and for all. Junior then flees.

Gameplay
-Other acceptable answers for freeze Paperization zone: Air Conditioner.
-Wispy's discover ability works on the weak parts of the ground.
-A few fences are placed for Nya to pass through.
-Several stairs are gone, requiring Azure's toss ability.
-The second weak rock scrap doesn't immediately make a bridge- instead, Chuck is needed to topple it over.
--Some cracked rocks also cover some of the holes, requiring Chuck's brute strength.

Pit of 100 Trials
-Like TTYD and SPM, this version of Sticker Star has the Pit of 100 Trials concept.
-Like SPM, there are two Pits this time. One is a normal Pit. The other gives enemies a "shiny" status effect halving all damage they take, including from Things.
-Both Pits house enemies from later worlds, including World 6.
-It is highly recommended to have Shiny rarity unlocked for the normal pit, and all rarities for the shiny pit.
-Pit Special Rules
--Mario and co. are placed in a room with 10 other enemies.
--After beating these 10 enemies, a shopkeeper, escape Warp Pipe, and ! Block appear.
--Once you're finished shopping, hit the ! Block to load the next wave into the room, in exchange for ridding the room of the shopkeep and Warp Pipe.
---Stickers get more expensive as the Pit is further cleared, up to a max of 10x the base price.
-In this version of the topic, the two pits have been split into 2 levels. (The first version had them both in 5-7).

1-7: Pit of 100 Trials
-Accessed from 1-6: Goomfrei's Fortress, after collecting 1 Royal Sticker.
--In the central tower leading to Goomfrei, there's an ancient elevator with a slot for 1 Royal Sticker. Return here and apply the sticker so Mario can descend to a room with a new Comet Piece.
-On wave 10, only 9 enemies are loaded. Upon beating them, Mario faces the first bonus boss...
--BONUS BOSS TIME! GOOMBOSS

--HP: 400, ATK: 14, DEF: 4, COINS: 500
--Music: Megasparkle Goomfrei's Brilliant Battle
--Goomboss has the same battle tactics as Megasparkle Goomfrei, yet has no vulnerable moment.
-Beating Goomboss gives Mario immunity to jumping on spiked tops, even without Super or Iron Boots. Mario also receives the Chomp Key Scrap, for use in partially unlocking the Shiny Pit.

5-7: Shiny Pit of 100 Trials
-Accessed from 5-4: Chomp Ruins, after collecting 5 Royal Stickers and beating 1-7.
--Head to the waterfall area with the Spiny Tops to create an opening to a door in the falls. Then, apply the Chomp Key Scrap to unlock the door, leading to a new Comet Piece.
-On wave 10, only 9 enemies are loaded. Upon beating them, Mario faces the bonus boss...
--BONUS BOSS TIME! TRYCLYDE
--HP: 200/head, ATK: 8/head, DEF: does not have Shiny effect, allowing normal damage, COINS: 300/head
--Music: Sparkling King, Bowser and Co. Battle
--One the first turn, Tryclyde will attack twice.
--On the second turn, Tryclyde will attack once.
--On the third turn, Tryclyde will rest...
--...but next turn, all three heads attack, with 3 extra ATK!
--Repeat ad nauseum.
--When each head is defeated, the remaining ones gain 4 ATK for the rest of the battle.
--When the final head only has 50 HP left, he uses an attack that inflicts 16 damage. If not blocked, the attack also burns stickers with no SP applied.
-For defeating Tryclyde, the power of all enemy attacks is reduced by 3.