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You’ll find a stamp in the Captain Toad level in World Crown. The stamp is the Captain Toad Character Icon. By our count, there are 85 Stamps to collect as you explore the Sprixie Kingdom and rescue the Sprixie princesses that Bowser has captured. She pulled out the souvenir stamp and I was all set. Unfortunately, the stamp lacked a date, so I wrote it in. However, it’s possible there could be a $2-3 fee.
Super Mario 3D World Stars and Stamps guide: How to get all 380 Green Stars and 85 Stamps
Follow the path of their projectiles and use the Propeller Block to jump onto the roof. As soon as you start riding Plessie, stick to the right-hand side to find the stamp. Found in the final section before the exit pipe. Rammerheads will be swimming up and down and the stamp can be found in a small alcove near the top. This is found during the Plessie section of the level at the end of three short wooden platforms to the right side.
World 4-2: Piranha Creeper Creek
You have two ways to get this Green Star, either with the Cat Power-Up to climb walls or just going with the conveyor belts/cloud platforms. Scale the first section of the course and stick to the left. You’ll encounter tricky pipes in this course, some of which feature enemies and spiked balls. Otherwise, you’ll lose Power-Ups and precious lives.
World Bowser-1: Spiky Spike Bridge
One of the most difficult obstacles to overcome in Clear Pipe Cruise is the stamp. The stamp is located in the center of the pipe, and it is easy to miss. However, if players can successfully reach the stamp, they will be rewarded with a special prize. Immediately after passing the section with the green star ring, follow the path upward then jump over the spikes. Now instead of following the path to the right, jump across the gap and continue forward jumping again across the next gap to grab the stamp. There’s a breakable wall hiding at the end of the level hiding the stamp that requires a Bob-omb be thrown at it.
Show us your stamps
Squash as many tiny blobs as possible until Motley is tiny enough to strike. Do it three times to make him feel the pain, and move on to World 7. Now that you unlocked the Mystery House, it’s time to grab all five Green Stars.
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World 6-3: Hands-On Hall (3 Stars, 1 Stamp)
After reaching the midpoint flag, do not enter the clear pipe. Instead jump on top and carefully make your way across to reach the stamp. Pass the midpoint flag and the circular platform just after.
Clear Pipe Cruise, as the name suggests, will use a lot of the clear pipes in order to traverse around it. Defeat this second one to have a Fire Flower pop out, which can be extremely useful in this level. The pipe to the right leads to an invisible cloud platform (shoot some fireballs to destroy the mines), where some hidden coins are located. You should see Green Star #1 in the main section just ahead, but it’s blocked by mines. We’ll start by giving you a brief overview of the level. Clear Pipe Cruise is a vertical level that takes place in a series of clear pipes.
Just go inside the port building (mostly shopping stalls) and visit the immigration office. If you cherish passport stamps, you’ll have to seek them out. As the title implies, this stage pits your character against Prince Bully, leader of the Bullies.
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World 6 Castle: Bowser's Bob-omb Brigade (3 Stars, 1 Stamp)
Either drop down to it from above or wall jump your way up to it. After walking under the high rise bridge as instructed, I found the immigration office. The kind woman stamped my book and sent me on my way. Stamps in Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury can be placed in really tricky spots. Most of the time, you will venture right past them without any clue of them being there. In World 6-1, Clear Pipe Cruise, you are expected to travel through various pipes to collect items and get to the end.
Immediately after the third Green Star, grab a Bob-Omb from the back of the tank and jump up the gold plated tank ahead. Run past the pipe and throw the bomb at the cracked wall to discover the Stamp. Before heading into the first warp block of the level, make your way toward the camera and you’ll find a giant breakable block.
When you reach the first room with the set of spiked blocks, wait for the water level to rise and head over to the top left to reach the stamp. After using the first warp box you’ll be transported to a platform where you can either follow the spiked paths going northeast or southwest. Immediately after the green star ring head inside the train car and ground pound on the second Question Mark Block. This will cause a stack of blocks to raise you upward to the roof where you’ll find the stamp. In plain sight however rather tricky to get.
After entering the ship you’ll find the stamp atop a platform with Peepas spinning around. Wait for the water level to rise and time your jump up to grab it. Right near the end of the level you’ll find a moving platform on an alternate track as you ride toward the left. Jump on that and ride it down to grab the stamp. Fuzzies move through the entire next area so you need to time your entrance and exit in the clear pipes. The first one has a clock pick-up, while the second has Green Star #2.
Block to discover a Super Star that makes you temporarily invincible. Now destroy all those pesky enemies standing in your way, then dive into the pit below to nab the Star. Past the Checkpoint Flag a little ways is one of those smiley faced clouds.
Hit it to produce a Mystery Box that transports you to a room containing the final Green Star. You’ll need to defeat a Spike in order to get it. The stamp in Clear Pipe Cruise is a challenging but rewarding objective.
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