Absolutely. Unlike Sticker Star, which I consider completely un-fun and generally a bad game, Color Splash had moments where I was genuinely enjoying myself. So let’s dig into the good and bad of Paper Mario: Color Splash. … Color Splash’s combat is easily the worst part.
People also ask, how do you get enemy cards in color splash?
The Enemy Cards are support cards that can be played during combat. They will summon that enemy to fight for you. They will stand in front of you and take damage first, but once they’re hit they are gone. These cards can only be collected by fighting that enemy and only have a small chance of being dropped.
Similarly, what was wrong with color splash? Towards the end of the game, it’s revealed that Bowser jumped into Prisma Fountain and spun around in the paint because he wanted a rainbow-colored shell. He accidentally mixed the colors, which turned into black paint, and said black paint possessed him.