Stump Glade

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Level
Stump Glade
The logo for the Snifit or Whiffit game show in Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
The quiz show's introduction
Level code 3-10
World World 3
Game Paper Mario: Sticker Star
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Stump Glade is the tenth level of World 3 in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. This level focuses on Mario participating in a game show called "Snifit or Whiffit" which is hosted by Snifit. When Mario comes here to look for a Wiggler Segment, he finds a dead end and the only way in is a hole in a stump. When Mario falls down the hole, he finds the Wiggler Segment trapped in a cage. When Mario completes "Snifit or Whiffit", he gets the Wiggler Segment and an HP-Up Heart if he decides to come back after defeating Gooper Blooper.

Layout[edit]

Stump Glade is a very short area. The first area is nothing but a forest and a stump. Aside from the game show area, there is a room under it with a Recovery Block and the Comet Piece. The player can paperize a Secret Door here to get some coins and the Square Can thing. If the player chooses to play an additional game, Mario is awarded with the Radiator thing and a pipe that leads back to the room with the Comet Piece. If he comes back to the Radiator area already having it, a large amount of coins are found instead.

Area Tattle[edit]

Tree Stump[edit]

  • That's a suspiciously big tree stump... I bet there's something below it.

In the Studio Sections[edit]

  • You'll have to think of the answers for yourself. You can't expect me to know everything!

Enemies[edit]

Things[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キリカブ広場[?]
Kirikabu Hiroba
Stump Square
Chinese 树墩广场 (Simplified)
樹墩廣場 (Traditional)
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Shùdūn Guǎngchǎng
Stump Glade
French (NOA) Clairière aux souches[?] Stump Glade
French (NOE) Souche louche[?] Seedy stump
German Hohlstumpf[?] Hollow Stump
Italian Radura del Ceppo[?] Clearing of the Stump
Spanish Claro del Tocón[?] Stump Glade

Trivia[edit]

  • The word "stump" also means to confuse, possibly referencing the game show.