Template:Enemy Banzai Bills are recurring enemies in the Mario series. They are an extremely large variety of Bullet Bills that first appeared in Super Mario World. Although they seem difficult to defeat, they can be defeated by simply jumping on them in most games, except for a few.
Appearances
Super Mario series
Super Mario World
Banzai Bills make their first appearance in Super Mario World, they are fired from somewhere offscreen and travel towards Mario in a straight line. The player can defeat them by jumping on top of them or by running into them with the use of a Super Star. Banzai Bills appear in three levels, Yoshi's Island 1, Valley of Bowser 3, and Awesome. This means that they appear earlier in the game than the regular variety of Bullet Bills. In Yoshi's Island 1, the first level of the game, players have indicators that the Banzai Bills are approaching, some of which are marked by indentations on the ground. A total of four Banzai Bills spawn in this level. Players can hop into these indentations to avoid the Banzai Bills. The first Banzai Bill has no indentations, but players can duck to avoid it. Two Banzai Bills spawn near a segment with a Trampoline and cloud platforms on the top, though both Banzai Bills have an indentation on the ground for players to hide in. The cloud platforms on the top can be used to avoid the incoming Banzai Bill as well. The fourth and last Banzai Bill of the level is not marked by an indentation, but players can avoid it by hopping on a platform nearby. In Valley of Bowser 3, a total of three Banzai Bills appear, and they all spawn near the end of the level where there are no stationary platforms. In Awesome, four Banzai Bills appear in the level, and they all spawn in the area with purple-colored pillars and platforms and blue Warp Pipes. As SNES sprites are limited to 64Ć64 pixels, the in-game Banzai Bills appear to be flatter horizontally than depicted in artwork. When players complete the Special World in Super Mario World (or get all 96 exits in its remake), unlocking Fall, Banzai Bills do not change sprites, unlike the Bullet Bills, which change into Pidgit Bills.
Super Mario 64
Banzai Bills also appear in Super Mario 64 where they are found in Whomp's Fortress being blasted by a single Banzai Bill Blaster atop the fortress, this is also the first game which Banzai Bills are revealed to be blasted out of their own type of cannon. The Banzai Bills in this game are significantly smaller then in Super Mario World, their behaviour is also somewhat different as they will home in on Mario when he approaches them, and when hitting a wall, they explode.
In the DS remake, they are replaced by regular Bullet Bills who still remain with the same behaviour and size as the Banzai Bill from the original game, they are also still fired from Banzai Bill Blasters.
New Super Mario Bros.
Banzai Bills reappear in New Super Mario Bros.. They retain most of their design from their Super Mario World counterparts, except that their coloring has a slight purple hue and they have red shadows under their eyes to make them look more intimidating, which has appeared on them in almost every game since. However, their animation has been changed and they now spin instead of staying in one position. Their blasters have also been modified to look like cannons, plus slightly resembling a Bill Blaster, Banzai Bills make rarer appearances than they do in Super Mario World along with their cannon, which appears only once at the end of the two levels they appear in, World 7-5 and World 8-1 just before the flagpole. As with Super Mario World, they can be defeated with a jump, through the use of a Star, or with a Mega Mushroom. Players, when powered up with a Mega Mushroom, can additionally destroy Banzai Bill Cannons as well.
Super Mario Galaxy
Banzai Bills appear in Super Mario Galaxy in the game's last level, Bowser's Galaxy Reactor in the mission The Fate of the Universe, and they retain their appearance from Super Mario World, lacking the red highlights on their eyes. They are found on the Lava Tower Planet, a tunnel-shaped planet filled with lava and square-shaped platforms. As with New Super Mario Bros., they are fired out of specific Banzai Bill Cannons at a set rate, and, due to the additional 3D space, comes in rows and lines. Unlike Super Mario 64, they do not home in on Mario's or Luigi's position as how Bullet Bills behave, though their size makes them more difficult to avoid. To avoid them, Mario or Luigi must wait until one passes by, or attempt to backflip over it. Because Banzai Bills are fired in a pattern, Mario and Luigi can also find patterns where it is safe to pass by them. If a Banzai Bill touches Mario or Luigi, he is knocked away. They are indestructible in this game, as jumping on them does not defeat them, similar to in Super Mario 64.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Banzai Bills appear again in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, where they keep their pattern and role from New Super Mario Bros.. They are mostly seen in World 7, the cloud-themed world of the game. They first appear in the World 7-Tower, when players are further up the tower via the use of the ascending pulley on the first room of the tower, after they pass the normal Bullet Bills, players encounter a column of hidden Banzai Bill Cannons, which are indicated by the rate of fire of the Banzai Bills. Players need to adjust the pulley with their Wii Remote sensor to steer them away from the path of the Banzai Bill. Banzai Bills reappear in World 7-4, and they are seen alongside with the game's only visible Banzai Bill Cannon. Banzai Bills are encountered in the second area of the level, where players need to dodge Banzai Bills by platforming across moving Warp Pipes to access the only stationary red Warp Pipe on the screen. Banzai Bills can be jumped on to either defeat them or to reach higher areas. As with most enlarged versions of enemies, an Ice Flower freezes them only very briefly and this does not halt their progression on their path. This game introduces homing varieties of the Banzai Bill in World 9-3, as well as the even larger and indestructible King Bills, which appear in World 9-8.
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Banzai Bills appear in Super Mario Galaxy 2, keeping their attack patterns and durability from Super Mario Galaxy. This time, they appear more frequently in more levels, rather than being tied exclusively to the last level of the game. They can be defeated by either using a Rainbow Star or the Spin Drill and award a large number of Star Bits. Banzai Bills are first encountered in Sky Station Galaxy in the mission, Storming the Sky Fleet, which is also the first level of the game. The planet, the Sky Fleet Ship, has a long line of Banzai Bills, where players must avoid them by running around them until they find a hole they can drop into. In this level, players can use a Rainbow Star to defeat them by running into them as Rainbow Mario. In Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet in the missions Bowser Jr.'s Mighty Megahammer and Megahammer's Daredevil Bash, they are spawned during the fight with Megahammer; the center of Megahammer's chest cavity contains a cannon that can fire a single Banzai Bill, though Megahammer additionally fires several Bullet Bills as well. Banzai Bills are featured as obstacles in Fleet Glide Galaxy and two missions, Fluzzard's Wild Battlefield Glide and Fastest Feathers in the Galaxy, where Mario or Luigi rides Fluzzard to the finish line. Their last appearance is in Bowser's Galaxy Generator in the mission, Bowser's Fortified Fortress, where they are exclusively located on a cylindrical planet. Players can dodge their line of fire by using the Spin Drill to dig through the dirt. The Spin Drill is also the only other object in the game that can defeat Banzai Bills. During Bowser's Big Bad Speed Run, the Banzai Bills are replaced by Octoombas.
Super Mario 3D Land
Banzai Bills appear in Super Mario 3D Land, where they start appearing in World 8-5 and are more common in the special worlds, appearing in three levels of the game. These Banzai Bills appear to be more similar to their Super Mario World counterparts than the Banzai Bills in later games, as they lack the red highlights on their eyes and do not spin around when fired. Unlike their other 3D iterations, they can be defeated by being jumped on; other methods of defeating them include touching them as Statue Mario or using a Boomerang thrown by Boomerang Mario. In World 8-5, the players need to dodge the line of incoming Banzai Bills while traversing through Reversible Platforms. They later reappear in the special level Special 2-Airship, where players can snag the second Star Medal of the level directly in front of the Banzai Bill Cannon. Later in the level, players need to avoid Banzai Bills while navigating through Donut Lifts and avoiding Spike Platforms. In Special 4-3, players are chased by Banzai Bills while they are on the wooden bridge, after experiencing many pairs of Bullet Bills beforehand.
New Super Mario Bros. 2
Banzai Bills appear in New Super Mario Bros. 2, retaining their attack patterns from previous titles. Whenever Mario touches a Gold Ring, Banzai Bills turn gold. In this state, they leave a trail of two rows of coins behind them. Players additionally can defeat Banzai Bills with gold fireballs when they are powered up into Gold Mario via the Gold Flower. Banzai Bills first appear in World 5-5, where a single Banzai Bill Cannon that blasts Banzai Bills is found at the end of the level. Players can obtain the third Star Coin near the Banzai Bill Cannon by using Bullet Bills to grab the Star Coin. In World 6-B, past the Checkpoint Flag, players encounter and dodge Bullet Bills and Banzai Bills fired at them while riding on a moving, colored platform. Regarding the DLC content of the game, Banzai Bills appear in Coin Challenge Pack B, in the sky-themed Course 2 level of the pack and Platform Panic Pack, in the subterranean lava-themed Course 3 level of the pack. In Course 2 of Coin Challenge Pack B, Banzai Bills appear in the latter portion of the second area of the level, where players can make use of Gold Rings to make Banzai Bills drop coins behind them. In Course 3 of Platform Panic Pack, in the first Spine Coaster ride, one Banzai Bill is fired at the end of the ride. In the second Spine Coaster ride past the Midpoint Flag, three Banzai Bills are fired near the end of the area past where the P-Switch falls down, with each Banzai Bill being higher than the last, where they can be used akin to stepping stones.
New Super Mario Bros. U
Banzai Bills also appear in New Super Mario Bros. U, where they make their only appearance in the level Scaling the Mountainside in the Frosted Glacier world. They operate in the same manner as in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. In Scaling the Mountainside, players need to dodge incoming Banzai Bills through the use of platform pulleys near the end of the level. The Banzai Bill Cannon can then be found at the end of the level, where players can use it as a platform to reach the flagpole.
Banzai Bills also appear in the expansion pack game to New Super Mario Bros. U, New Super Luigi U where they are much more common then they were in the predecessor, this time in the Weighty Waddlewings level, where they are very common along with the Banzai Bill Cannon. In a similar parallel to New Super Mario Bros. U's Scaling the Mountainside, this level is also snow-themed and has the similar function of using platform pulleys to navigate through the level. This level features only Banzai Bills and no regular Bullet Bills at all. A few Banzai Bills are also seen in the first area Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle, where all other Bullet Bill varieties can be found, including Torpedo Teds and King Bills; these Banzai Bills are fired from offscreen areas rather than from Banzai Bill Cannons. In Para-Beetle Parade, four Banzai Bills are also fired from offscreen areas while players are attempting to navigate the skies with Para-Beetles and Heavy Para-Beetles. They start appearing soon after the first Star Coin is collected, guarded by a Big Piranha Plant. These four Banzai Bills are required to be used as stepping stones to proceed further on the level, towards Para-Beetles that are out of reach by other means.
Super Mario 3D World
Banzai Bills return in Super Mario 3D World, with the same attack pattern as in previous games, and they appear in a total of two levels in the game. The game also introduces the Cat Banzai Bill, a new variety of Banzai Bill. Unlike in previous games, Banzai Bills in this game have blue flame thrusting them through the air, while they used red flame in preceding games. Compared to their appearance in Super Mario 3D Land, their eyes have the red highlights present in the New Super Mario Bros. games, but they do not spin around when they are fired, retaining their static animation when flying. Incidentally, Cat Banzai Bills appear before regular Banzai Bills, where these variants appear in The Bullet Bill Express of World 3. Regular Banzai Bills do not appear until Mystery House Mad Dash of World 4, where players need to avoid them and Crates to obtain the third Green Star. In Bullet Bill Base, Banzai Bills appear in the latter part of the level, after the player touches the Midpoint Flag and traverses past the permeable cloud platforms on the way up. This area has a large amount of space to accommodate for the larger size of the Banzai Bill.
Super Mario Odyssey
Banzai Bills appear in Super Mario Odyssey, where they can be found in the Underground Moon Caverns in the Moon Kingdom wearing top hats and in secret areas in the Snow Kingdom, Wooded Kingdom and the Dark Side. They are launched from Banzai Bill Cannons once again, and destroy stone blocks upon contact, they are also able to home in on Mario making this the first game since Super Mario 64 where they are able to do so. Like regular Bullet Bills, they explode after a little while. Mario can capture Banzai Bills with Cappy, allowing him to fly over pits and defeat Bullet Bills that run into him, he can also accelerate much faster then with a regular Bullet Bill. Every time the player captures a Banzai Bill, a remix of the Super Star theme plays.
Super Mario World television series
A Banzai Bill makes a minor appearance in the Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]] cartoon episode "Mama Luigi". In the cartoon, they are known as Magnum Bills, which is a possible combination of the name Bullet Bill and their Japanese name, Magnum Killer. In the episode, Mario, after narrowly dodging an attack by a Koopa Wizard, accidentally leaps into the path of a Magnum Bill.
Hotel Mario
Banzai Bills appear in the game Hotel Mario, albeit closer in size to Bullet Bills and with their characteristic limbs. They appear in Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel, moving diagonally across the screen. More appear at once on higher stages, but they can be defeated with a jump. They sometimes trigger when a Flying Goomba is defeated.
Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros.
In Super Smash Bros., golden Banzai Bills are fired from Master Hand in one of his moves.
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Banzai Bills are stage hazards in Super Smash Bros. Melee, where they randomly appear in the Princess Peach's Castle stage in set angles, from either the top, side, or diagonally; a firing sound and their traveling sound is an indicator of their approach. Once burrowed into a castle wall, it digs into the wall and eventually explodes, causing massive damage and knockback to anyone caught in its explosion. The explosion will also press any buttons in range, activating platforms and ! Blocks. It also destroys or activates destructible items. The Banzai Bill also causes small damage and knockback to any players who touch it. In earlier copies of the game, Banzai Bill's collectible trophy is instead called "Bullet Bill" when set to English, but it is identified as Banzai Bill in Japanese, PAL, and later versions of the game. Another error is that the origin game is incorrectly marked as Super Mario Bros. when Super Mario World is the first appearance of them. A Banzai Bill as it appears in Super Mario World also appears in the background of the Yoshi's Island stage (which applies to the returning stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U).
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U
Banzai Bills appear as Smash Run enemies in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. Like normal Bullet Bills, they attack by homing in on the player and flying toward them. If players touch Banzai Bills, they take fire damage and get knocked back. Banzai Bills have above-average health, although if they take a strong enough hit, they can get stunned and fall to the ground, open to attack, momentarily. Finally, if a Banzai Bill embeds itself into a wall, it explodes after a while, although it releases no power-ups. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Banzai Bills appear only as a collectible trophy. The trophy is unlocked when players clear a Solo 3-Minute Smash after getting 110 or more KOs while playing as Bowser.
Mario Kart series
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
While Banzai Bills themselves do not appear in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, a kart based on the Banzai Bill named the Bullet Blaster appears as Bowser Jr.'s main vehicle, which is unlockable in the game itself.
Mario Kart 7
Banzai Bills appear in Mario Kart 7 as obstacles in the returning racetrack course Airship Fortress from Mario Kart DS where they replace Bullet Bills from the latter game. They travel in a straight line and any player who touches the Banzai Bill gets flipped over.
Mario Kart Arcade GP DX
Much like Mario Kart: Double Dash, Banzai Bills don't appear in Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, though a vehicle based on the Banzai Bill named the Road Jetter is an airplane-based vehicle that has the design of a Banzai Bill on the front of the vehicle.
Super Princess Peach
Banzai Bills reappear in Super Princess Peach, where they act the same way they did in Super Mario World, having a similar appearance as well, though they do not perform their tell-tale firing sound to alert players that they are going to appear on the screen. Despite their large size, players can still pick them up and eat them with Perry to replenish the Vibe Gauge if they press X on them, and Peach can defeat them if she swings Perry at the right moment. They first appear in the world, Hoo's Wood with their first level appearance being in Hoo's Wood 2-4, where they appear in an area where the second Toad is found, after the player uses the Gloom vibe on the water wheel. They are later seen in Gleam Glacier 6-3, in an auto-sidescrolling section in the latter, penultimate area of the level where they get fired at the player from the right. In Giddy Sky 7-2, Banzai Bills appear throughout this area after the second darkened lightning cloud segment of the stage, being the fifth area of the stage. In Giddy Sky 7-5, Banzai Bills appear in the fifth, windy segment of the stage, where they appear randomly around the stage, generally aiming for the player. This game also introduces a red, more dangerous variant of Banzai Bills known as Mad Banzai Bills, which fly faster than normal Banzai Bills.
Mario Strikers Charged
Banzai Bills make a small cameo in Mario Strikers Charged in the Sand Tomb field. In this game, they are painted with their Super Mario World appearance on one of the pillars in the background.
Mario & Luigi series
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
A Banzai Bill appears in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story as a key item. In Dimble Wood, Bowser sees Private Goomp, Corporal Paraplonk and Sergeant Guy carrying a Banzai Bill Cannon. They explain to Bowser that they are going to fire a Banzai Bill to Bowser's Castle, which is taken over by Fawful, as payback. The three, however, do not have any Banzai Bills; Bowser has to search one on his own. It seems that a Wiggler on a farm has a Banzai Bill after Bowser pulled out his Giga-Carrot, which Bowser has to eat. He was originally going to use the carrot as a substitute for the Banzai Bill, though the Wiggler tells him to eat it as a responsibility. After the carrot is eaten up, Bowser could choose to save or to get the Banzai Bill right now. Once he asks for the Banzai Bill, the Wiggler gets mad because Bowser pulled out the carrot and ate it, even though he told Bowser to do so. After battle, Bowser finally gets the Banzai Bill and gives it to Private Goomp, Corporal Paraplonk and Sergeant Guy, which is then launched at Bowser's former castle. However, Midbus and two other Goombas see the Banzai Bill and dodge it by making the castle fly into the air. The castle then heads for Bowser, lands on him, and initiates the first Giant Bowser battle. The Banzai Bill is not seen again for the rest of the game.
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
A single Banzai Bill appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, in the battle with the Elite Trio. When attacking, Sergeant Guy ground pounds the cannon, causing the Banzai Bill to come out. The Banzai Bill then chases after Mario, where he then needs to outrun it. If outran, the Banzai Bill touches down onto Sergeant Guy instead. Additionally, if Mario attacks the cannon before the Banzai Bill is fired, it causes a premature explosion that causes massive damage to all enemies.
Paper Mario series
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Banzai Bills appear in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, in which Bowser Jr. fires one from his airship of Bowser Jr.'s Flotilla to prevent Mario and Kersti from reaching Bowser's Castle. Later in the level, Mario paperizes the Banzai Bill Cannon to shoot a Banzai Bill, making a huge hole in the flotilla. If Mario is hit by these Banzai Bills, they take away 30 HP.
Paper Mario: Color Splash
Banzai Bills appear in Paper Mario: Color Splash and are used as missile bombs. They are filled up with black paint in Black Bowser's Castle. When they crash, a dark skull cloud is created as a result of the impact, and they scatter black paint over a large area. These Banzai Bills can take away 30 HP from Mario if their hit is successful. One particular Banzai Bill fills part of Sunglow Ridge with black paint.
Mario Party series
Mario Party: Island Tour
A Banzai Bill appears in Mario Party: Island Tour as the main gimmick of the Banzai Bill's Mad Mountain board. If a player rolls the die and rolls the Banzai Bill icon, the Banzai Bill will shoot out of its cannon and knock the players to the last checkpoint. However, the Banzai Bill can travel only along the lower path or the upper path at any given time.
Mario Party 10
Banzai Bills appear in Mario Party 10 in a minigame, where they are summoned by Kamek in the second half of Kamek's Rocket Rampage when Kamek gets half of his health depleted. These are larger and therefore more difficult to dodge than the normal Bullet Bills he spawns. Banzai Bills take three points away if players get hit by them, which is the most damaging enemy in this minigame.
Skylanders: SuperChargers
The Banzai Bill makes an appearance in Skylanders: SuperChargers as a mod for Hammer Slam Bowser's Clown Cruiser. It grants the vehicle better top speed and gives the jet extra propellers under the wings.
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
In the game Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Mario wields a weapon in the blaster category that is designed after the Banzai Bill, called the Bwahnzai Bill. It can be bought for 720 coins and it deals 55-65 damage against opponents. Its super effect causes a bounce that deals 85 damage, and it has a 30% chance of occurring. The range of the blaster is 10 cells, an average range, and its cover damage is low.
A Banzai Bill can also be seen in the background of World 2-2, ensnared in a giant pair of underwear. After defeating the Icicle Golem, it can also be found outside Peach's Castle, still caught in underwear. Notably, this is the first time a Banzai Bill has been shown with a different expression.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
In The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, the cannon operater Fyer has a Banzai Bill sewn on his sleeve.
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Characters | Protagonists | Princess Peach ā¢ Perry |
Antagonist | Bowser | |
Other characters | Mario ā¢ Luigi ā¢ Toad ā¢ Toadsworth | |
Bosses | Bosses | Boss P. Plant ā¢ Hoo ā¢ King Boo ā¢ Wiggler ā¢ Gooper Blooper ā¢ Blizzaurus ā¢ Giant Kamek ā¢ Army Hammer Bro ā¢ Bowser |
Enemies | Enemies | Goomba ā¢ Mad Goomba ā¢ Sad Goomba ā¢ Paragoomba ā¢ Sad Paragoomba ā¢ Red Paragoomba ā¢ Red Goomba ā¢ M. Red P-Goomba ā¢ Green Koopa Troopa ā¢ Mad Green Koopa ā¢ Red Koopa Troopa ā¢ Glad Red Koopa ā¢ Paratroopa ā¢ M. G. P-Troopa ā¢ Red Paratroopa ā¢ G. R. P-Troopa ā¢ Lakitu ā¢ Calm Lakitu ā¢ Spiny ā¢ Sad Spiny ā¢ Mecha-Spike Top ā¢ M. M-Spike Top ā¢ Hammer Bro ā¢ Calm Hammer Bro ā¢ A. F. H. Bro ā¢ C. A. F. H. Bro ā¢ Spike ā¢ Mad Spike ā¢ Piranha Plant ā¢ Glad P. Plant ā¢ Nipper Plant ā¢ Sad N. Plant ā¢ Ptooie ā¢ Glad Ptooie ā¢ Volcano Plant ā¢ Calm Volcano Plant ā¢ Pokey ā¢ Mad Pokey ā¢ Cheep Cheep ā¢ Sad Cheep Cheep ā¢ Blurp ā¢ Mad Blurp ā¢ Blooper ā¢ Glad Blooper ā¢ Urchin ā¢ Boo ā¢ Mad Boo ā¢ Big Boo ā¢ Mad Big Boo ā¢ Dry Bones ā¢ Sad Dry Bones ā¢ Fishing Boo ā¢ C. Fishing Boo ā¢ Podoboo ā¢ Blue Podoboo ā¢ Lil' Sparky ā¢ Hothead ā¢ Thwomp ā¢ Torpedo Ted ā¢ Glad Torpedo Ted ā¢ Bullet Bill ā¢ Mad Bullet Bill ā¢ Banzai Bill ā¢ Mad Banzai Bill ā¢ Cannon ā¢ Calm Cannon ā¢ Bob-omb ā¢ Glad Bob-omb ā¢ Parabomb ā¢ Glad Parabomb ā¢ Chain Chomp ā¢ C. Chain Chomp ā¢ Big Chain Chomp ā¢ Fang ā¢ Glad Fang ā¢ Raven ā¢ Sad Raven ā¢ Rex ā¢ Sad Rex ā¢ Walruss ā¢ Starfish ā¢ Circular Clouds ā¢ Firewheel ā¢ Flameface ā¢ Hoolet ā¢ Mini-Fang Swarm ā¢ Rockethand ā¢ Sandslab ā¢ Security Thwomp ā¢ Smogball ā¢ Thump ā¢ Weighdown |
Items | Items | Coin ā¢ Courage Soda ā¢ Endless Vibe ā¢ Five Coin ā¢ Natural Power ā¢ Puzzle Piece (Super Princess Peach) ā¢ Tough Coffee ā¢ Vibe Crystal ā¢ Vibe Tea |
Objects | Objects | ! Block ā¢ ! Switch ā¢ Balloon ā¢ Blue Donut Lift ā¢ Coin Bag ā¢ Donut Lift ā¢ Flamethrower ā¢ Flatbed Ferry ā¢ Goal Gate ā¢ Heart Panel ā¢ Icicle ā¢ Koopa Shellceiver ā¢ Lakitu's Cloud ā¢ Lava Plume ā¢ Message Block ā¢ Quicksand ā¢ Rotating Block ā¢ Skull Box ā¢ Spiked Ball ā¢ Warp Pipe |
Worlds | Worlds | Ladida Plains ā¢ Hoo's Wood ā¢ Shriek Mansion ā¢ Fury Volcano ā¢ Wavy Beach ā¢ Gleam Glacier ā¢ Giddy Sky ā¢ Bowser's Villa |
Levels | Ladida Plains | Ladida Plains 1-1 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-2 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-3 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-4 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-5 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-6 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-7 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-8 ā¢ Ladida Plains 1-9 |
Hoo's Wood | Hoo's Wood 2-1 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-2 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-3 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-4 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-5 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-6 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-7 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-8 ā¢ Hoo's Wood 2-9 | |
Shriek Mansion | Shriek Mansion 3-1 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-2 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-3 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-4 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-5 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-6 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-7 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-8 ā¢ Shriek Mansion 3-9 | |
Fury Volcano | Fury Volcano 4-1 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-2 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-3 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-4 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-5 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-6 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-7 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-8 ā¢ Fury Volcano 4-9 | |
Wavy Beach | Wavy Beach 5-1 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-2 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-3 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-4 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-5 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-6 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-7 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-8 ā¢ Wavy Beach 5-9 | |
Gleam Glacier | Gleam Glacier 6-1 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-2 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-3 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-4 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-5 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-6 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-7 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-8 ā¢ Gleam Glacier 6-9 | |
Giddy Sky | Giddy Sky 7-1 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-2 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-3 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-4 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-5 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-6 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-7 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-8 ā¢ Giddy Sky 7-9 | |
Bowser's Villa | Bowser's Villa 8-1 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-2 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-3 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-4 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-5 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-6 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-7 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-8 ā¢ Bowser's Villa 8-9 | |
Moves | Peach's vibes | Joy ā¢ Rage ā¢ Gloom ā¢ Calm |
Perry's forms | Bowlbrella ā¢ Chargebrella ā¢ Dashbrella ā¢ Floatbrella ā¢ Poundbrella ā¢ Slidebrella ā¢ Subrella | |
Minigames | Minigames | Toad Jump ā¢ Toad Shot ā¢ Toad Tote |
Miscellaneous | Other | Beta elements ā¢ Gallery ā¢ Music ā¢ Regional differences ā¢ Super Princess Peach - Original Soundtrack ā¢ Vibe ā¢ Vibe Gauge |
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Antagonists | Bowser ā¢ Bowser Jr. | |
Supporting | Coach ā¢ Cosmic Luigi ā¢ Cosmic Mario ā¢ Guppy ā¢ LumacomĆØte ā¢ Lumalee ā¢ Penguru ā¢ Queen Bee ā¢ Ray ā¢ Spooky Speedster | |
Species | Species | Big Green Caterpillar ā¢ Board ā¢ Butterfly ā¢ Cataquack ā¢ Gearmo ā¢ Honeybee ā¢ Hungry Luma ā¢ Luma ā¢ Ocean Small Turtle ā¢ Penguin ā¢ Star Bunny ā¢ Toad |
Enemies | Enemies | Amp ā¢ Astro Goomba ā¢ Ball Beamer ā¢ Banzai Bill ā¢ Bat ā¢ Big Amp ā¢ Bolt Beam ā¢ Bonefin ā¢ Black Hole ā¢ Blooper ā¢ Bob-omb ā¢ Bomb Boo ā¢ Boo ā¢ Brrr Bit ā¢ Burn Bit ā¢ Bullet Bill ā¢ Burner ā¢ Cataquack ā¢ Cheep Cheep ā¢ Chomp Pup ā¢ Chomp ā¢ Clam ā¢ Cluckboom ā¢ Crab ā¢ Dry Bones ā¢ Electricity Shooter ā¢ Electrogoomba ā¢ Eye Beamer ā¢ Fire Arm ā¢ Fire Shooter ā¢ Flipbug ā¢ Goomba ā¢ Grand Goomba ā¢ Gringill ā¢ Ground Urchin ā¢ Ice Bat ā¢ Jammyfish ā¢ Jump Guarder ā¢ Koopa Troopa ā¢ Lava Bouncer ā¢ Lava Plume ā¢ Li'l Springy ā¢ Magikoopa ā¢ Mandibug ā¢ Mecha Bowser ā¢ Mini Topman ā¢ Mobile Sentry Beam ā¢ Monty ā¢ Octopus ā¢ Piranha Plant ā¢ Pokey ā¢ Pokey Head ā¢ Ring Beam ā¢ Pink Electrogoomba ā¢ Preying Mantas ā¢ Prickly Plant ā¢ Puffer Fish ā¢ Pumpkinhead Goomba ā¢ Purple Piranha Plant ā¢ Red Pokey ā¢ Ring Beamer ā¢ Sentry Beam ā¢ Sliding Stone ā¢ Spangler ā¢ Spiky Topman ā¢ Spoing ā¢ Spring Robot ā¢ Spring Topman ā¢ Starbag ā¢ Swoopin' Poink ā¢ Thwomp ā¢ Torpedo Ted ā¢ Tox Box ā¢ Tweester ā¢ Undergrunt ā¢ Urchin ā¢ Water Shooter ā¢ Wiggler |
Obstacles | Obstacles | Banzai Bill Cannon ā¢ Bill Blaster ā¢ Black Hole ā¢ Boulder ā¢ Bramble ā¢ Burner ā¢ Cannon ā¢ Cannonball ā¢ Dark Matter ā¢ Electric rail ā¢ Eye Beamer ā¢ Fire Arm ā¢ Fire Shooter ā¢ Fireball ā¢ Floating Mine ā¢ Giant Prickly Plant ā¢ Gravity field ā¢ Honey ā¢ Icy Water ā¢ Lava ā¢ Lava Plume ā¢ Meteor ā¢ Mud ā¢ Poisoned Water ā¢ Prickly Plant ā¢ Quicksand ā¢ Skull Box ā¢ Spike ā¢ Steam Jet ā¢ Water Shooter ā¢ Whirlpool |
Bosses | Bosses | Dino Piranha ā¢ King Kaliente ā¢ Mandibug Stack ā¢ Bugaboom ā¢ Megaleg ā¢ Kamella ā¢ Tarantox ā¢ Topmaniac ā¢ Bouldergeist ā¢ Major Burrows ā¢ Baron Brrr ā¢ Undergrunt Gunner ā¢ Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser ā¢ Kingfin ā¢ Fiery Dino Piranha ā¢ Bowser Jr. ā¢ Bowser |
Galaxies | Gate | Gateway Galaxy ā¢ Boo's Boneyard Galaxy |
Terrace | Good Egg Galaxy ā¢ Honeyhive Galaxy ā¢ Loopdeeloop Galaxy ā¢ Flipswitch Galaxy ā¢ Sweet Sweet Galaxy ā¢ Bowser Jr.'s Robot Reactor | |
Fountain | Space Junk Galaxy ā¢ Battlerock Galaxy ā¢ Rolling Green Galaxy ā¢ Hurry-Scurry Galaxy ā¢ Sling Pod Galaxy ā¢ Bowser's Star Reactor | |
Kitchen | Beach Bowl Galaxy ā¢ Ghostly Galaxy ā¢ Bubble Breeze Galaxy ā¢ Buoy Base Galaxy ā¢ Drip Drop Galaxy ā¢ Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada | |
Bedroom | Gusty Garden Galaxy ā¢ Freezeflame Galaxy ā¢ Dusty Dune Galaxy ā¢ Honeyclimb Galaxy ā¢ Bigmouth Galaxy ā¢ Bowser's Dark Matter Plant | |
Engine Room | Gold Leaf Galaxy ā¢ Sea Slide Galaxy ā¢ Toy Time Galaxy ā¢ Bonefin Galaxy ā¢ Sand Spiral Galaxy ā¢ Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor | |
Garden | Deep Dark Galaxy ā¢ Dreadnought Galaxy ā¢ Melty Molten Galaxy ā¢ Matter Splatter Galaxy ā¢ Snow Cap Galaxy | |
Comet Observatory | Bowser's Galaxy Reactor | |
Planet of Trials | Rolling Gizmo Galaxy ā¢ Bubble Blast Galaxy ā¢ Loopdeeswoop Galaxy ā¢ Grand Finale Galaxy | |
Items | Items | 1-Up Mushroom ā¢ ? Coin ā¢ Bee Mushroom ā¢ Boo Mushroom ā¢ Coin ā¢ Fire Flower ā¢ Grand Star ā¢ Green Power Star ā¢ Ice Flower ā¢ Life Mushroom ā¢ Note ā¢ Power Star ā¢ Purple Coin ā¢ Rainbow Star ā¢ Red Power Star ā¢ Red Star ā¢ Silver Star ā¢ Spring Mushroom ā¢ Star Bit ā¢ Star Chip |
Objects | Objects | ? Block ā¢ Airship ā¢ Arrow Sign ā¢ Arrow Switch ā¢ Assembly Block ā¢ Banandelion ā¢ Beacon ā¢ Blue switch ā¢ Bob-omb Dispenser ā¢ Bolt (object) ā¢ Bolt (platform) ā¢ Bowser Statue ā¢ Brick Block ā¢ Bubble ā¢ Bubbler ā¢ Cannon ā¢ Cloud ā¢ Coconut ā¢ Coin Block ā¢ Conveyor Belt ā¢ Crate ā¢ Empty Block ā¢ Flip Tile ā¢ Flipswitch Panel ā¢ Floaty Fluff ā¢ Flower (platform) ā¢ Flowerbed ā¢ Gold Shell ā¢ Gold Treasure Box ā¢ Gravity spotlight ā¢ Green Shell ā¢ Ground-Pound Switch ā¢ Honey wall ā¢ Honeycomb ā¢ Item Crystal ā¢ Key Door ā¢ Launch Star ā¢ Leaf pile ā¢ Lever Switch ā¢ Lift ā¢ Matter ā¢ Nail ā¢ Ocean Small Turtle ā¢ Pole ā¢ Portrait ā¢ Pull Star ā¢ Ring (Rolling Ball) ā¢ Ring (underwater) ā¢ Rock spire ā¢ Rolling Ball ā¢ Semisolid Platform ā¢ Shock Wave Generator ā¢ Shrinking platform ā¢ Sliding block ā¢ Sling Pod ā¢ Sling Star ā¢ Snowman ā¢ Springboard ā¢ Sproutle Vine ā¢ Stalagmite ā¢ Star Piece Cluster ā¢ Starshroom ā¢ Stone block ā¢ Stone circle ā¢ Stone Wheel ā¢ Stretch Plant ā¢ Swing ā¢ Tiny lamp ā¢ Torch ā¢ Tornado ā¢ Trash ā¢ Treasure chest ā¢ UFO ā¢ Valve ā¢ Vine ā¢ Warp Pad ā¢ Warp Pipe ā¢ Watermelon ā¢ Water spout |
Moves | Moves | Backward Somersault ā¢ Co-Star Super Jump ā¢ Crawl ā¢ Crouch ā¢ Dash ā¢ Double kick ā¢ Double Jump ā¢ Ground Pound ā¢ Long Jump ā¢ Jump ā¢ Side Somersault ā¢ Star Spin ā¢ Swim ā¢ Triple Jump ā¢ Wall Jump |
Missions | Gateway Galaxy | Grand Star Rescue ā¢ Gateway's Purple Coins |
Boo's Boneyard Galaxy | Racing the Spooky Speedster | |
Good Egg Galaxy | Dino Piranha ā¢ A Snack of Cosmic Proportions ā¢ King Kaliente's Battle Fleet ā¢ Dino Piranha Speed Run* ā¢ Purple Coin Omelet* ā¢ Luigi on the Roof | |
Honeyhive Galaxy | Bee Mario/Luigi Takes Flight ā¢ Trouble on the Tower ā¢ Big Bad Bugaboom ā¢ Honeyhive Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* ā¢ The Honeyhive's Purple Coins* ā¢ Luigi in the Honeyhive Kingdom | |
Loopdeeloop Galaxy | Surfing 101 | |
Flipswitch Galaxy | Painting the Planet Yellow | |
Bowser Jr.'s Robot Reactor | Megaleg's Moon | |
Sweet Sweet Galaxy | Rocky Road | |
Space Junk Galaxy | Pull Star Path ā¢ Kamella's Airship Attack ā¢ Tarantox's Tangled Web ā¢ Pull Star Path Speed Run* ā¢ Purple Coin Spacewalk* ā¢ Yoshi's Unexpected Appearance | |
Rolling Green Galaxy | Rolling in the Clouds | |
Battlerock Galaxy | Battlerock Barrage ā¢ Breaking into the Battlerock ā¢ Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe ā¢ Topmaniac's Daredevil Run* ā¢ Purple Coins on the Battlerock* ā¢ Battlerock's Garbage Dump ā¢ Luigi under the Saucer | |
Hurry-Scurry Galaxy | Shrinking Satellite | |
Bowser's Star Reactor | The Fiery Stronghold | |
Sling Pod Galaxy | A Very Sticky Situation | |
Beach Bowl Galaxy | Sunken Treasure ā¢ Passing the Swim Test ā¢ The Secret Undersea Cavern ā¢ Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone* ā¢ Beachcombing for Purple Coins* ā¢ Wall Jumping up Waterfalls | |
Bubble Breeze Galaxy | Through the Poison Swamp | |
Ghostly Galaxy | Luigi and the Haunted Mansion ā¢ A Very Spooky Sprint ā¢ Beware of Bouldergeist ā¢ Bouldergeist's Daredevil Run* ā¢ Purple Coins in the Bone Pen* ā¢ Matter Splatter Mansion | |
Buoy Base Galaxy | The Floating Fortress ā¢ The Secret of Buoy Base | |
Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada | Sinking the Airships | |
Drip Drop Galaxy | Giant Eel Outbreak | |
Gusty Garden Galaxy | Bunnies in the Wind ā¢ The Dirty Tricks of Major Burrows ā¢ Gusty Garden's Gravity Scramble ā¢ Major Burrows's Daredevil Run* ā¢ Purple Coins on the Puzzle Cube* ā¢ The Golden Chomp | |
Freezeflame Galaxy | The Frozen Peak of Baron Brrr ā¢ Freezeflame's Blistering Core ā¢ Hot and Cold Collide ā¢ Frosty Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* ā¢Purple Coins on the Summit* ā¢ Conquering the Summit | |
Dusty Dune Galaxy | Soaring on the Desert Winds ā¢ Blasting through the Sand ā¢ Sunbaked Sand Castle ā¢ Sandblast Speed Run* ā¢ Purple Coins in the Desert* ā¢ Bullet Bill on Your Back ā¢ Treasure of the Pyramid | |
Honeyclimb Galaxy | Scaling the Sticky Wall | |
Bowser's Dark Matter Plant | Darkness on the Horizon | |
Bigmouth Galaxy | Bigmouth's Gold Bait | |
Gold Leaf Galaxy | Star Bunnies on the Hunt ā¢ Cataquack to the Skies ā¢ When It Rains, It Pours ā¢ Cosmic Mario/Luigi Forest Race* ā¢ Purple Coins in the Woods* ā¢ The Bell on the Big Tree | |
Sea Slide Galaxy | Going after Guppy ā¢ Faster Than a Speeding Penguin ā¢ The Silver Stars of Sea Slide ā¢ Underwater Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* ā¢ Purple Coins by the Seaside* ā¢ Hurry, He's Hungry | |
Toy Time Galaxy | Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser ā¢ Mario/Luigi Meets Mario ā¢ Bouncing Down Cake Lane ā¢ Fast Foes of Toy Time* ā¢ Luigi's Purple Coins* ā¢ The Flipswitch Chain | |
Bonefin Galaxy | Kingfin's Fearsome Waters | |
Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor | King Kaliente's Spicy Return | |
Sand Spiral Galaxy | Choosing a Favorite Snack | |
Deep Dark Galaxy | The Underground Ghost Ship ā¢ Bubble Blastoff ā¢ Guppy and the Underground Lake ā¢ Ghost Ship Daredevil Run* ā¢ Plunder the Purple Coins* ā¢ Boo in a Box | |
Dreadnought Galaxy | Infiltrating the Dreadnought ā¢ Dreadnought's Colossal Cannons ā¢ Revenge of the Topman Tribe ā¢ Topman Tribe Speed Run* ā¢ Battlestation's Purple Coins* ā¢ Dreadnought's Garbage Dump | |
Matter Splatter Galaxy | Watch Your Step | |
Melty Molten Galaxy | The Sinking Lava Spire ā¢ Through the Meteor Storm ā¢ Fiery Dino Piranha ā¢ Lava Spire Daredevil Run* ā¢ Red-Hot Purple Coins* ā¢ Burning Tide | |
Snow Cap Galaxy | Star Bunnies in the Snow | |
Rolling Gizmo Galaxy | Gizmos, Gears, and Gadgets | |
Loopdeeswoop Galaxy | The Galaxy's Greatest Wave | |
Bubble Blast Galaxy | The Electric Labyrinth | |
Grand Finale Galaxy | The Star Festival | |
Bowser's Galaxy Reactor | The Fate of the Universe | |
Mini-games | Mini-games | Bob-omb Blasting ā¢ Bubble Blowing ā¢ Ray surfing ā¢ Star Ball Rolling |
Other | Other | Comet Observatory ā¢ Starbit Festival ā¢ Star Pointer ā¢ Super Mario 3D All-Stars |
Missions marked with an asterisk (*) are only available while a Prankster Comet is in orbit. |
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Characters | Protagonists | Mario ā¢ Luigi ā¢ Yoshi ā¢ Co-Star Luma |
Non-playable | Baby Luma ā¢ Bill Board ā¢ Black Jibberjay ā¢ Bob-omb Buddies ā¢ Bowser ā¢ Bowser Jr. ā¢ Co-Star Luma ā¢ Coach ā¢ Cosmic Spirit ā¢ Fluzzard ā¢ Gearmos (Gold Ā· Silver) ā¢ Honeybees ā¢ Hungry Lumas (Coin Lumas) ā¢ Jibberjays ā¢ Lubba ā¢ Lumalee ā¢ Lumas ā¢ Penguin ā¢ Penguru ā¢ Piantas ā¢ Princess Peach ā¢ Queen Bee ā¢ Rosalina ā¢ Star Bunnies ā¢ The Chimp ā¢ Toad Brigade ā¢ Toads ā¢ Whittles | |
Antagonists | Bowser ā¢ Bowser Jr. | |
Enemies | Enemies | Amp ā¢ Astro Goomba ā¢ Banzai Bill ā¢ Bat ā¢ Big Amp ā¢ Big Gringill ā¢ Big Wiggler ā¢ Blooper ā¢ Bob-omb ā¢ Bomb Boo ā¢ Bomp ā¢ Boo ā¢ Boomerang Bro ā¢ Bullet Bill ā¢ Cheep Cheep ā¢ Chomp ā¢ Chomp Pup ā¢ Choppah ā¢ Clam ā¢ Cluckboom ā¢ Cosmic Clone ā¢ Crabber ā¢ Digga ā¢ Dry Bones ā¢ Elite Octoomba ā¢ Fizzlit ā¢ Flaptack ā¢ Flipbug ā¢ Flimp ā¢ Fuzzy ā¢ Gargantua Koopa Troopa ā¢ Gold Chomp ā¢ Golden Gummit ā¢ Goomba ā¢ Grand Goomba ā¢ Gringill ā¢ Ground Urchin ā¢ Gummit ā¢ Hammer Bro ā¢ Huge Paragoomba ā¢ Jack O'Goomba ā¢ Jammyfish ā¢ Kleptoad ā¢ Koopa Troopa ā¢ Lakitu ā¢ Li'l Brr ā¢ Li'l Cinder ā¢ Magikoopa ā¢ Magmaargh ā¢ Magmaw ā¢ Mandibug ā¢ Mattermouth ā¢ Mega Boo ā¢ Mega Thwomp ā¢ Micro Mecha-Bowser ā¢ Micro Goomba ā¢ Octoboo ā¢ Octoguy ā¢ Octoomba ā¢ Octopus ā¢ Paragoomba ā¢ Pinhead ā¢ Piranha Plant ā¢ Piranhacus Giganticus ā¢ Podoboo ā¢ Pokey Head ā¢ Preying Mantas ā¢ Prickly Piranha Plant ā¢ Puffer Fish ā¢ Pupdozer ā¢ Rhomp ā¢ Ring Beamer ā¢ Sentry Beam ā¢ Silver Chomp ā¢ Skeeter ā¢ Slurple ā¢ Smeech ā¢ Snoodle ā¢ Spiky Gummit ā¢ Spiky Piranha Plant ā¢ Spiky Topman ā¢ Spiny ā¢ Spiny Hermit ā¢ Spiky Stretch Plant ā¢ Spiny Egg ā¢ Spoing ā¢ Sprangler ā¢ Spring Robot ā¢ Spring Topman ā¢ Starbag ā¢ Swaphopper ā¢ Thwomp ā¢ Topman ā¢ Topmini ā¢ Tox Box ā¢ Twirlip ā¢ Undergrunt ā¢ Undergrunt Gunner ā¢ Urchin ā¢ Venus Flower Trap ā¢ Whimp ā¢ Whomp ā¢ Wiggler |
Obstacles | Obstacles | Banzai Bill Cannon ā¢ Bill Blaster ā¢ Black Hole ā¢ Bob-omb Dispenser ā¢ Bowser Statue ā¢ Boulder ā¢ Buzz Saw ā¢ Cactus ā¢ Current ā¢ Dark Matter ā¢ Electric rail ā¢ Electricity Shooter ā¢ Fire Arm ā¢ Fire Shooter ā¢ Gravity field ā¢ Lava ā¢ Lava Plume ā¢ Ledge Hammer ā¢ Meteor ā¢ Millstone ā¢ Mud ā¢ Poison Swamp ā¢ Prickly Plant ā¢ Quicksand ā¢ Ring of Fire ā¢ Space Mine ā¢ Spike Block ā¢ Underwater Mine ā¢ Water Shooter ā¢ Wind |
Bosses | Bosses | Peewee Piranha ā¢ Giga Lakitu ā¢ Digga-Leg ā¢ Gobblegut ā¢ Mandibug Stack ā¢ Bugaboom ā¢ Rollodillo ā¢ Sorbetti ā¢ Megahammer ā¢ Glamdozer ā¢ Squizzard ā¢ Prince Pikante ā¢ Boomsday Machine ā¢ Whomp King ā¢ Fiery Gobblegut ā¢ Giant Bowser ā¢ Dino Piranha ā¢ King Kaliente ā¢ Major Burrows ā¢ Bouldergeist ā¢ Fiery Dino Piranha |
Galaxies | World 1 | Sky Station Galaxy ā¢ Yoshi Star Galaxy ā¢ Spin-Dig Galaxy ā¢ Fluffy Bluff Galaxy ā¢ Flip-Swap Galaxy ā¢ Rightside Down Galaxy ā¢ Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla |
World 2 | Puzzle Plank Galaxy ā¢ Hightail Falls Galaxy ā¢ Boulder Bowl Galaxy ā¢ Cosmic Cove Galaxy ā¢ Wild Glide Galaxy ā¢ Honeybloom Galaxy ā¢ Bowser's Lava Lair | |
World 3 | Tall Trunk Galaxy ā¢ Cloudy Court Galaxy ā¢ Haunty Halls Galaxy ā¢ Freezy Flake Galaxy ā¢ Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy ā¢ Beat Block Galaxy ā¢ Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet | |
World 4 | Supermassive Galaxy ā¢ Flipsville Galaxy ā¢ Starshine Beach Galaxy ā¢ Chompworks Galaxy ā¢ Sweet Mystery Galaxy ā¢ Honeyhop Galaxy ā¢ Bowser's Gravity Gauntlet | |
World 5 | Space Storm Galaxy ā¢ Slipsand Galaxy ā¢ Shiverburn Galaxy ā¢ Boo Moon Galaxy ā¢ Upside Dizzy Galaxy ā¢ Fleet Glide Galaxy ā¢ Bowser Jr.'s Boom Bunker | |
World 6 | Melty Monster Galaxy ā¢ Clockwork Ruins Galaxy ā¢ Throwback Galaxy ā¢ Battle Belt Galaxy ā¢ Flash Black Galaxy ā¢ Slimy Spring Galaxy ā¢ Bowser's Galaxy Generator | |
World S | Mario Squared Galaxy ā¢ Rolling Coaster Galaxy ā¢ Twisty Trials Galaxy ā¢ Stone Cyclone Galaxy ā¢ Boss Blitz Galaxy ā¢ Flip-Out Galaxy ā¢ Grandmaster Galaxy | |
Items | Items | ? Coin ā¢ 1-Up Mushroom ā¢ Bee Mushroom ā¢ Berries ā¢ Blimp Fruit ā¢ Boo Mushroom ā¢ Brick Block ā¢ Bronze Star ā¢ Bubble ā¢ Bulb Berry ā¢ Clock ā¢ Cloud Flower ā¢ Coin ā¢ Comet Medal ā¢ Dash Pepper ā¢ Fire Flower ā¢ Grand Star ā¢ Green Power Star ā¢ Key ā¢ Life Mushroom ā¢ Music Note ā¢ Power Star ā¢ Purple Coin ā¢ Rainbow Star ā¢ Rock Mushroom ā¢ Silver Star ā¢ Spin Drill ā¢ Spring Mushroom ā¢ Star Bit ā¢ Star Chip ā¢ Star Crystal ā¢ Watermelon ā¢ Yoshi Egg |
Objects | Objects | ? Block ā¢ Airship ā¢ Arrow Sign ā¢ Arrow Switch ā¢ Assembly Block ā¢ Balloon ā¢ Banandelion ā¢ Beacon ā¢ Beat Block ā¢ Big Block ā¢ Blue Switch ā¢ Brick Block ā¢ Bubble ā¢ Bubbler ā¢ Cannon ā¢ Chance Cube ā¢ Checkpoint Flag ā¢ Cloud ā¢ Crate ā¢ Divot ā¢ Empty Block ā¢ Flip-Out Wall ā¢ Flip-Swap Platform ā¢ Flipswitch Panel ā¢ Floaty Fluff ā¢ Flower Grapple ā¢ Flower (platform) ā¢ Flowers ā¢ Flying ? Block ā¢ Galactic Tornado ā¢ Gate ā¢ Golden peg ā¢ Grate ā¢ Green Shell ā¢ Ground-Pound Switch ā¢ Honeycomb wall ā¢ Ice block ā¢ Ice Meteor ā¢ Item Crystal ā¢ Key Door ā¢ Launch Star ā¢ Leaf raft ā¢ Lever Switch ā¢ Lift ā¢ Lucky Cube ā¢ Mega ? Block ā¢ Meteorite ā¢ Nail ā¢ Pink block ā¢ Pipe ā¢ Pole ā¢ Portal ā¢ Pull Star ā¢ Purple Coin Ball ā¢ Ramp ā¢ Ring ā¢ Rock ā¢ Rubbery Bulb ā¢ Sand Bird ā¢ Shrinking platform ā¢ Sling Star ā¢ Snake Block ā¢ Snowball ā¢ Springboard ā¢ Sproutle Vine ā¢ Star Ball ā¢ Star Piece Cluster Rock ā¢ Starship Mario ā¢ Starshroom ā¢ Stone circle ā¢ Stone Wheel ā¢ Stump ā¢ Swing ā¢ Teeter-totter moon ā¢ Teleporter ā¢ Tip Network ā¢ Torch ā¢ Treasure chest ā¢ Tree ā¢ Warp Pad ā¢ Water spout |
Moves | Moves | Backward Somersault ā¢ Crawl ā¢ Crouch ā¢ Dash ā¢ Double Jump ā¢ Double Kick ā¢ Ground Pound ā¢ Jump ā¢ Long Jump ā¢ Side Somersault ā¢ Star Spin ā¢ Swim ā¢ Triple Jump ā¢ Wall Jump |
Missions | Sky Station Galaxy | Peewee Piranha's Temper Tantrum ā¢ Storming the Sky Fleet ā¢ Peewee Piranha's Speed Run* |
Yoshi Star Galaxy | Saddle Up with Yoshi ā¢ Spiny Control ā¢ Spiny Rainbow Romp* | |
Spin-Dig Galaxy | Digga-Leg's Planet ā¢ Silver Stars Down Deep ā¢ Digga-Leg's Daredevil Run* | |
Fluffy Bluff Galaxy | Search for the Toad Brigade Captain ā¢ The Chimp's Stomp Challenge** ā¢ Every Planet Has Its Price | |
Rightside Down Galaxy | Breaking the Laws of Gravity ā¢ The Great Crate Incinerator | |
Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla | Gobblegut's Aching Belly ā¢ Fiery Flotilla Speed Run* | |
Flip-Swap Galaxy | Think Before You Shake ā¢ Purple Coin Flip 'n' Sprint* | |
Puzzle Plank Galaxy | The Puzzling Picture Block ā¢ Bugaboom's Back ā¢ Purple Coin Shadow Vault* | |
Hightail Falls Galaxy | Hot-Stepping Dash Pepper ā¢ Hightail Falls Speed Run* ā¢ Silver Stars in Hightail Falls | |
Boulder Bowl Galaxy | Rock and Rollodillo ā¢ C'mere, Goomba** ā¢ Rolling Crabber Romp* | |
Cosmic Cove Galaxy | Twin Falls Hideaway ā¢ Exploring the Cosmic Cavern ā¢ Catch That Star Bunny | |
Wild Glide Galaxy | Fluzzard's First Flight ā¢ Jungle Fluzzard Race** | |
Bowser's Lava Lair | Bowser's Big Lava Power Party ā¢ Lava Lair Speed Run* | |
Honeybloom Galaxy | *Bumble Beginnings ā¢ The Secret Wall Jump | |
Tall Trunk Galaxy | The Flotacious Blimp Fruit ā¢ Tall Trunk's Big Slide ā¢ Tall Trunk's Purple Coin Slide* | |
Cloudy Court Galaxy | Head in the Clouds ā¢ The Shadow Lining* ā¢ Silver Stars in the Purple Pond | |
Haunty Halls Galaxy | A Glimmer of Bulb Berry ā¢ Sneaking Down the Creepy Corridor ā¢ Spooky Cosmic Clone Chase* | |
Freezy Flake Galaxy | Bowser on Ice ā¢ Sorbetti's Chilly Reception ā¢ The Chimp's Skating Challenge | |
Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy | Silver Chomp Grudge Match ā¢ Masterpiece Speed Run* | |
Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet | Bowser Jr.'s Mighty Megahammer ā¢ Megahammer's Daredevil Bash* | |
Beat Block Galaxy | Step to the Beep ā¢ Silver Stars in Double Time* | |
Supermassive Galaxy | Huge Trouble with Big Wigglers ā¢ Big Wigglers Speed Run* ā¢ In Full Bloom | |
Flipsville Galaxy | Flip-Flopping in Flipsville ā¢ Flipsville's New Digs ā¢ Purple Coin Spin Speed Run* | |
Honeyhop Galaxy | The Sweetest Silver Stars ā¢ The Chimp's Score Challenge** | |
Starshine Beach Galaxy | Surf, Sand, and Silver Stars ā¢ Climbing the Cloudy Tower ā¢ Purple Coin Beach Dash* | |
Chompworks Galaxy | Where the Chomps Are Made of Gold ā¢ Spring into the Chompworks ā¢ Cosmic Clones in the Chompworks* | |
Bowser's Gravity Gauntlet | Breaking into Bowser's Castle ā¢ Gravity Star Speed Run* | |
Sweet Mystery Galaxy | Bulb Berry's Mysterious Glow ā¢ Bulb Berry's Purple Coin Glow* | |
Space Storm Galaxy | Follow Me, Bob-omb ā¢ To the Top of Topman's Tower ā¢ C'mere, Topman** | |
Slipsand Galaxy | Squizzard's Sandy Sinkhole ā¢ Sailing the Sandy Seas ā¢ Squizzard's Daredevil Run* | |
Shiverburn Galaxy | Prince Pikante's Peppery Mood ā¢ Octo-Army Icy Rainbow Romp* ā¢ The Chimp's Ultimate Skating Challenge | |
Boo Moon Galaxy | Silver Stars Pop-Up ā¢ Haunting the Howling Tower ā¢ The Star in the Sinking Swamp | |
Upside Dizzy Galaxy | A Walk on the Weird Side ā¢ Burning Upside Dizzy | |
Bowser Jr.'s Boom Bunker | Bowser Jr.'s Boomsday Machine ā¢ Boomsday Machine Daredevil Run* | |
Fleet Glide Galaxy | Fluzzard's Wild Battlefield Glide ā¢ Fastest Feathers in the Galaxy** | |
Melty Monster Galaxy | The Magnificent Magma Sea ā¢ A Stroll Down Rolling Lane ā¢ The Chimp's Bowling Challenge | |
Clockwork Ruins Galaxy | Time for Adventure ā¢ The Adventure of the Purple Coins* ā¢ The Ledge Hammer Trap | |
Slimy Spring Galaxy | The Deep Shell Well ā¢ The Chimp's Coin Challenge** | |
Throwback Galaxy | Return of the Whomp King ā¢ Silver Stars in the Whomp Fortress ā¢ Whomp Silver Star Speed Run* | |
Battle Belt Galaxy | Mini-Planet Mega-Run ā¢ Mini-Planet Daredevil Run* ā¢ Snacktime for Gobblegut | |
Bowser's Galaxy Generator | Bowser's Fortified Fortress ā¢ Bowser's Big Bad Speed Run* | |
Flash Black Galaxy | Jumping Around in the Dark ā¢ Dark Octo-Army Romp* | |
Mario Squared Galaxy | Make Mario a Star ā¢ Luigi's Purple Coin Chaos* | |
Rolling Coaster Galaxy | The Rainbow Road Roll ā¢ Purple Coins on the Rainbow Road* | |
Twisty Trials Galaxy | Spinning and Spinning and Spinning ā¢ Turning Turning Double Time* | |
Stone Cyclone Galaxy | Silver Stars on the Cyclone ā¢ Tox Box Speed Run* | |
Boss Blitz Galaxy | Throwback Throwdown ā¢ Throwback Throwdown Speed Run* | |
Grandmaster Galaxy | The Ultimate Test ā¢ The Perfect Run* | |
Flip-Out Galaxy | Wicked Wall Jumps ā¢ Cosmic Clone Wall Jumpers* | |
Miscellaneous | Minigames | Crate Burning ā¢ Fluzzard Gliding ā¢ Star Ball Rolling |
Other | Star Pointerā¢ Mario Mandate | |
Missions marked with an asterisk (*) are exclusively available while a Prankster Comet is in orbit. Missions marked with two asterisks (**) are only available when receiving a letter from Mailtoad. |