The first area, Sunbeam Plains, is where you fight the Warm-Up Boss, Petey Piranha.
The game world of Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam is essentially traversed twice, with each area being visited once at the beginning of the game and once much later, after the player is far higher-leveled. It's a nice hint that the giant battles are not a walk in the park this time round. Nope, not only do you need to actually use strategy to weaken the boss' sky high defences, but you have to counter much harder to dodge attacks, use the right moves in his second phase to avoid him healing and generally wear him down over time. Prior to now, giant bosses (or at least, the first one you fought) were kind of simple, almost more like an interactive cut scene than a strategic battle. In the giant battles, you've got Mount Pajamaja, the living volcano boss. Or you could do the smart thing and use your Luiginary attacks. You have to counterattack or else Private Goomp will survive and revive the other two, forcing you to wait until said attack is used again. And just avoiding said attack will not work. The only way to finish this battle the hard way is to whittle the trio's health down, then counter-attack an attack that is difficult to counter, does lots of damage if it hits, and is easier if you avoid it. The trio will revive each other whenever you leave at least one alive, and with only Mario attacking it's near impossible to KO all three of them in one turn. Hope you've been practicing your Luiginary attacks, because this boss is a nightmare without them. The Elite Trio boss of Corporal Paraplonk, Private Goomp, and Sargent Guy in Dreamy Driftwood Shore. This boss also is one of the first bosses that requires you to have to turn around during countering to hit back, but you'll likely find that out only after Bowser punches you. Additionally, even IF you had fought every enemy you came across up to this point, it wouldn't change the fact that Bowser's attacks deal really large damage and he's likely to mop the floor with you if you don't start reacting to split second attacks. With Mario having paper thin defenses by comparison. Not only do they get two turns in a row to attack, but they also have a ton of hard hitting, difficult to avoid attacks. The first one is the Bowser/Antasma team fight in Dream's Deep. 
Finding Mario & Luigi Dream Team easy so far? Well there are three bosses in this game that act as a nice wake up call to show you how more difficult things will soon get. 
And if you do manage to beat it the hard way, the characters talk about how there was probably an easier way to do it. Then you can't miss the alert that the game wants you to puzzle him to death instead. Trying to use normal tactics, you will simply run out of usable attacks while he still has 150 HP left to burn. Disregarding the facts of his massive attack potential and ability to crumple Mario (leaving him unable to heal, or block - death is virtually guaranteed in this case), he has 300 HP.
The Tower Power Pokey of Paper Mario: Sticker Star is this even for those who could beat the Megasparkle Goomba without realising the game's bosses are actually all Puzzle Boss battles. On the other hand, that badge is easy to find and the game heavily hints that you should wear it, but it does hammer home the fact that the badges you have on can make or break a battle. Hooktail from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door can be one of the hardest bosses in the game. SUPER MARIO RPG BOSSES HOW TO
fight makes sure you know how to manage your inventory and conserve your health and FP throughout a prolonged fight, which is critical for every subsequent chapter boss and a few later minibosses. If you use up all your FP and items to defeat their first phase early, they can easily wipe you out. immediately begin the second phase with another tough-to-guard attack that hits you for 4 damage, which is quite high this early in the game. Once you defeat the first phase, the Koopa Bros. Its attack also has a tricky timing to guard, meaning you'll likely take some damage while whittling its health down. First, their fight has two phases, making their battle more of a Sequential Boss, and the first phase has 1 defense, preventing you from using Power Bounce to defeat it right away. The first chapter's bosses, by contrast, present a serious challenge. Troopa, and King Goomba and/or his minions. in Paper Mario, the only real boss encounters have been with Bowser, Jr.
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