Star of the show, of course, are stickers, a seemingly organic addition to Paper Mario: they are littered all over the place and used for virtually everything from puzzles to pugilism. The supporting cast is mostly made up of Toads, with virtually no sign of anyone more interesting, which is disappointing for a series that has otherwise proven itself quite fresh. Along the way you'll run up against Kamek, Bowser Jr., familiar rogues and lots of Toads, but new faces are few and far between companion Kersti pops up with a tap of L to offer a quip and advice, but she never feels fleshed out and as a result is difficult to care for. During the annual Sticker Fest held in Decalburg - a city of Toads, apparently - in which the Sticker Comet comes along to grant everyone wishes, Bowser comes along and blows things up by accident, scattering powerful Royal Stickers all across the world that Mario and his new ally Kersti must venture out and collect, plonk Bowser and all that jazz.
Sticker Star's premise is paper thin, serving mostly as a dull framework for all manner of other shenanigans throughout the game.
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