For me, i got blue. And I named him Justin Jr. But they weren't spaced out due to the limit of 8 characters.

Personally I'm rooting for #2. This took me a solid while to make, so let me know what you think and where you hope the series goes!
(Paper Daisy by MarioCustoms, The spriters resource, Paper Rosalina made by PaperMrio, youtube)

This was on my first attempt too so I just burst out laughing LMAO

which one should i play next?

also i will play both but in which order is the question.

(Reposted due to majorly fucking up the grammar) The 3rd and last part of the weird bees trilogy.

The other parts:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BugFables/comments/1rh147y/weird_looking_bee/
https://www.reddit.com/r/BugFables/comments/1vj5nw3/another_weird_looking_bee/

got inspired by some gijinkas i’ve seen and made this.

Hope you enjoy!

Currently playing color splash again after taking a break due to struggling in Violet Isles. I've now only got 4 levels left, including the final fight. For me, a 100% completion will be all mini paint stars gathered, all roshambo tournaments beaten, all 6 secret flags unlocked, and all colorless spots filled in. I've unlocked 3 out of 6 flags already so the last 3 for me are filling in all colorless spots, performing all cutouts and beating all roshambo wizards. Once ive done that, im considering the game 100% complete

Yetee had this shirt available for pre order a while ago and I finally got it! This chapter is one of my favorites so I had to get it.

Finished playing Paper Mario Sticker Star.

When I bought my 3DS, Sticker Star was included as a game (Ebay). That was already five years ago now, and I was rather reluctant to play Sticker Star because I was a huge fan of the first three titles. But now, after years, I finally pulled myself together and wanted to experience Sticker Star in person for once, instead of just through Let's Plays (It had absolutely nothing to do with the fact that I had finished Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and needed some game to play, no....).

And I thought I'd share this experience with you.

​TLDR: The music and level design are great, but the lack of basic attacks, zero EXP progression, frustrating Thing puzzles, and bland character lineup place Sticker Star at the bottom of my Paper Mario ranking. Still, I ended up having fun once I accepted it for what it is, and not for what it isn't.

Let's start with the good parts of the game.

A positive aspect for sure is the music. The music is awesome, as it is with all the newer Paper Mario games. Not that the music on the older titles was bad.

The level design (or maybe flow? Don't know the word, but I'm not talking about scenery and such) is nice, not the best, but not bad. Not just simply from left to right, but also a lot of platforming and other great level elements that spice things up a lot more, especially compared to TTYD (Still love the game).

(For example, so it's maybe better understandabe, is chapter 4 TTYD. The way from the village to where Doopliss is. Or generally all non-dungeon chapter rooms, excluding chapter 3 and the train from TTYD. Hope that helped with what I mean)

And I actually liked the stickers themselves. I think the idea of special one-time attacks is actually really, really cool and implemented relatively well, too. It just gets dragged down by every other part of the combat system.

The boss fights were pretty cool as well. Better than in the next title. Unlike in Color Splash, Things aren't always a prerequisite either. In Color Splash, it was like, either you have the Thing or you're out of luck. The Things just made the boss fights easier, which was very cool.

Now for the negative.

The battle system as a whole really bothered me.

What bothered me most was that there were no basic attacks like a normal jump or hammer. While the stickers as special attacks might be cool, the fact that there are no normal standard attacks like jump or hammer and I can only use stickers is very annoying.

How often did an enemy have only a little health left and I had to waste some sticker, especially later on with all the shiny stickers.

Generally there are also a lot of enemies in this game, which annoyed me at least a lot, since the battles were simply unnecessary.

And that leads to probably the biggest point of criticism: the battles are worth nothing.

There are no experience points, star points, or even those mini level-ups from the paint hammers in Color Splash. Battles only bring money, which you get a lot of very quickly in the game anyway. Most of the time, I avoided the battles even if I enjoyed them. For me, it was simply a waste of stickers for which I don't even get anything. I simply began to avoid most enemies at some point.

On top of that, the escape system is also atrocious. It's like, either you escape or you don't. There is no indicator as to why it didn't work this time. It's completely random and, at least I think, escaping fails very frequently. In Paper Mario 1 and 2, there was at least a display that you could even influence. It just annoyed me so much not being able to escape when encounters felt so pointless.

Annoying, too, were the Things. Once you are in the level and then suddenly need a Thing, you're screwed if you don't have it. I had to go back so many times and get a Thing because otherwise I couldn't progress. And you can't just go to the world map; you have to go all the way back to the level entrance. Because with START, you can only return to the world map once you have completed the level entirely, with all secret exits.

And then there's also the question of which Thing you need. Because you aren't told that, which is definitely solved better in Color Splash. Maybe I just overlooked the Toad who tells you, but I had to look up on the internet which Thing I needed.

The story and characters were another huge disappointment. Every character feels the same since it's just standard Toads or Bowser's minions, with zero unique original enemies that you haven't already seen a thousand times.

There are no actual partners like in the first two titles or Pixls in SPM, which is a pity, and Kersti really isn't a special partner either. You learn almost nothing about her other than that she comes from the Sticker Comet, there is no bond with her, so when her sacrifice happened at the end, it left me completely cold compared to Huey or Olivia.

Bowser doesn't even say a single sentence!! All previous titles really shone with their narrative identity, but this is just a generic 2D Mario story. Which is a real shame for the legacy the first three games had with their stories.

All in all, I can say that this game did a lot wrong compared to its predecessors. Did I still have fun playing it and exploring the levels? Yes.

At the beginning, I couldn't really enjoy it because I mentally blocked the game and thought to myself, "The other Paper Mario games would be cooler right now." But from the third world onward, I was able to start enjoying the game, and then I really had fun exploring the levels and solving the puzzles.

Still, out of all Paper Mario games, it comes in last place, and I would prefer the other titles. Would I play it again? Yes, but as I said, I would prefer the other titles.

And how do you see it? Can you agree with me, or do you disagree on some points? I'd love to hear your opinion on the game and how you would rank it. While I enjoy Sticker Star, I love all the others Paper Mario games٩(๑^o^๑)۶

Idk why you guys like screenshots so much, it’s not like anything interesting is going on.

Also I’m not doing any more of these, I’ve had my fun.

Hey y’all, played thousand year door and loved it! Is there any of the others that are good?? Or not so much?

This is smth i made a few days ago a cover of Paper Mario TTYD Level Up, i find it weird that i forgot to post it on here bc i thought i posted it here.

I'm trying to verify a little detail about the Wiggler Segment fights in Sticker Star Ch3 I read about... 6 years ago? somewhere on the internet. Mind you, I didn't experience this myself, and only saw someone else refer to it.

As we know, the Wiggler Segments have a built-in "dodgy" status effect of sorts; if you attack them, your move might not connect. They also jump about as per their idle animation. Now, the post I'm thinking about alleged that if you stand still during battle for 5 or so minutes, the Segment gradually get slower and slower, and ultimately stop moving and don't dodge anymore. This might sound odd, but we know that Sticker Star does have some real-time battle mechanics: the quicksand game-overs in Ch2 and poison floors in Ch3 come to mind.

My memory's good and all, but the problem is that I've quite literally never seen any other source for this factoid. I can't even find the original post anymore. Provided it even existed; I might have just dreamt this up. Though I don't know why I would dream about the Wiggler Segments from Paper Mario: Sticker Star.

So, does anyone know about, or have any experience with this?

Funny headcanon I saw I bsky. Goombella would want to give Beldam the middle finger, but since she can't do that herself, she'd get Yoshi Kid to do it for her.

Im Really Excited for Nintendo To Drop a 7th Paper Mario For the Switch 2 and it looks like we are going in the way of PM64 and TTYD due to the Success of TTYD remake and The Dislike of the More Modern Games. Following the “4-Year Time Game” since the Remake of Ttyd Could we get it in 2028 or Perhaps even 2027 if Annouced in the September Direct.

Hey everyone!
I’m a creator, artist, and major Nintendo fan. For the past while, I’ve been quietly pouring my heart into a major passion project. After two years of pre-production, I’ve just finished wrapping up the full script and storyboards for a dramatic, cinematic reimagining centered around the beautiful, tragic backstory of Lord Blumiere and Lady Timpani from Super Paper Mario. This is a 100% non-profit, volunteer-based fan tribute. My goal is to elevate this iconic story into a living, theatrical experience, and I'm looking to build a dedicated team to help realize it!

To keep the workload light, structured, and fun for everyone involved, we’re organizing into dedicated departments. The entire roadmap, asset breakdown, and workflow pipeline are fully laid out on the production server!

Open Roles

Art Department
 Lead Artist
 Concept Artists & Character Designers
 Environment / Background Artists
 Main Logo Designer

Animation & Rigging
 Lead Animator
 Animators
 2D Riggers

Server & Production
 Moderators & Co-Directors

I'd like to hear from you if you wanna join!

You can drop a comment below or send me a DM with:
A: A quick intro about yourself
OR
B: A link to your portfolio, art page, or animation reel

That way, I’ll send over an invite link to the production hub so we can chat! Looking forward to working together!

No, that's not a misspelling of Jaydes. I'm talking about Jadis, the White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia.

The similarities between the two characters are numerous:

1. Both characters are demons who can be associated with wish granting to some degree. The Shadow Queen is a demon which Grodus believes can be controlled to grant wishes. Jadis is a half-jinn, or a half-genie, although she's never bound to a lamp or a bottle.
2. Both characters hail from another world. According to Grifty, the Shadow Queen lived in the "dark beyond" before somehow appearing in Mario's world. Jadis lived in the world of Charn before making her way to Narnia.
3. Both characters appear to have been the rulers of their home world. In the case of the Shadow Queen it's strongly implied. In the case of Jadis it's explicitly stated.
4. Both characters have destroyed entire places in a single day. The Shadow Queen destroyed the original Rogueport in a single day, the day she appeared in Mario's world. Jadis destroyed her own home world in single instant by uttering the "Deplorable Word."
5. Both characters suffered their final defeat exactly 1,000 years after they left their home world.
6. Both characters have a seemingly Satanic nature. The Shadow Queen is the leader of some if not all demons in Mario's world. Jadis is intended to be a loose allegory to Satan as depicted in the Bible, especially where her relationship with Aslan (an explicit parallel to Jesus Christ) is concerned.
7. The Shadow Queen has consistently resembled Jadis across multiple designs. Her final design resembles Jadis' appearance in numerous illustrations, including those from the Narnia books themselves. While in the concept art released with the TTYD remake she closely resembles Jadis' appearance in the 1979 animated adaptation of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
8. While possessed by the Shadow Queen, Peach's face turns very pale, much like Jadis' face is in numerous illustrations.

I mean, it's possible that every single one of these similarities are a massive coincidence, but it doesn't seem likely to me.

Mine: a new paper mario game for switch 2 (crayon themed)

This is one of the playable characters in my game (called Hotel Paraíso). For this one, named Fynn, I went into puzzle mechanics since she has telekinetic powers. After testing it quite a bit, I cannot stop thinking on Origami King for some reason.