Paper Mario (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how Paper Mario appears in Super Smash Stadium. For information about him in general...you're joking, right??? -_-;
Mr. Nintendo himself in paper form, Paper Mario is a playable character on Super Smash Stadium. Ironically, he debuted not alongside a Paper Mario-themed location, but Mushroomy Kingdom. (A Paper Mario-themed location, specifically, the battle stage from The Thousand-Year Door, WAS planned for Season 35, but ultimately got replaced with Freezeflame Galaxy. The Paper Mario stage from Smash 3DS does not appear in SSS and likely never will.)
==In his own universe==
Just take the big guy and make him paper thin. Not much else we can say. All games in the Paper Mario series generally revolve around the "paper" motif in some way, from The Thousand-Year Door and its paper abilities, to Super Paper Mario and its dimension flipping, to Sticker Star and its...well, stickers, to Color Splash and its...well, colors. And then there's Origami King; the Japanese art of origami is literally FOLDING PAPER.
Paper Mario also appeared in a Mario and Luigi series game, M&L: Paper Jam.
==Attributes==
Essentially a replacement for Mr. Game and Watch (who was retired four years prior), Paper Mario inherits many of his benefits, but also many of his drawbacks. At least his shield completely covers him!
A key difference between Paper Mario and regular Mario is that Paper Mario uses his hammer for some attacks that regular Mario would use with his bare hands, such as his forward Smash. The advantage of this is that the hammer inflicts much more damage and knockback without sacrificing reach, at the expense of a slower, more easily-telegraphed attack.
===Changes===
*Season 36: Was given a power boost to be more on par with regular Mario, at the cost of being slowed down.
*Season 39: Sped back up.
*Season 47: Slight power nerf, but still stronger than his original self.
===Moveset===
Entrance: Pops out of a pipe, in the signature cardboard hexagon style of the Paper Mario series.
Move Name	Description
Neutral Special:
Fireball	Same as Mario, just with paper. Burns AND inflicts paper cuts!
Cannot kill.
Side Special:
Super Hammer	Mario does his Super Hammer attack from The Thousand-Year Door. He winds up for as long as you hold , then unleashes when you release the button. This attack has three charge levels. He can also reflect projectiles with this move.
Kills at 85% when fully charged.
Up Special:
Super Jump Punch	Mario's famous jump, but with paper!
Kills at 155%.
Down Special:
Quake Hammer	Inflicts an earthquake that damages all opponents on the ground. Those close to Mario suffer 25% and moderate knockback; those who are far away don't take any damage, but trip.
As for Paper Mario Tornado, see regular Mario, BUT WITH PAPER! Also later became his DAir.
Quake Hammer kills at 300%.
Paper Mario Tornado could kill at 200%.
Final Smash:
Paper Mario Finale	See regular Mario. The key difference with Paper Mario is that the fireballs travel on paper airplanes and kites.
Kills at 11%.
===Taunts===
*Up Taunt: Grows, then shrinks.
*Side Taunt: His "thumbs up" victory pose.
*Down Taunt: Flops down, à la his death animation from the first two Paper Mario games.
===Victory===
*Pose: Holds a Crystal Star in the air; it showers him in light.
*Theme: Team Mario's victory theme.
*"No Contest"/Loss Theme: Team Mario's loss theme.
==Costumes==
*Default
*Fire Paper Mario
*Inverted Paper Mario: Mario in a "reversed" color scheme, referencing his regular self's earliest games, where his overalls were red.
*L Emblem: Mario in Luigi's colors.
*W Emblem: Mario in Wario's colors.
*Ice Paper Mario
*L and W Emblem: Mario in Waluigi's colors.
*Wedding Paper Mario: A paper form of Mario's wedding outfit from Super Mario Odyssey.