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Super Mario Galaxy (スーパーマリオギャラクシー Sūpāmariogyarakushī?) is a 2007 video game released for the Wii. It is 3D platforming title in the Super Mario series, indirectly following after Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario 64 DS. It was re-released as a Nintendo Selects title in 2011 and as a digitally downloadable title for the Wii U in 2015. In China, Super Mario Galaxy was released for Nvidia Shield in 2018.
The main gimmick with Super Mario Galaxy is that the game takes place in deep space. Most of the game's courses consist of many small planets and planetoids, with some as big as real-life planets. The game has 121 Stars to collect, although the player will have to go through the first 120 Stars twice (once as Mario and once as Luigi) to unlock the 121st and final Star.
Plot[]

Toad Town, where the game starts and ends.
Every hundred years a huge comet (Grand Star) flies by in the skies above the Mushroom Kingdom. One year, that comet filled the entire sky, and from it fell a stream of shooting stars. The Toads scooped up the Star Bits and brought them to the castle, where they were reborn as a great Power Star. That night Mario received a letter:
"Dear Mario, I'll be waiting for you at the castle on the night of the Star Festival. There's something I'd like to give you." — from Peach.
With invitation in hand, Mario headed off to the castle just as the Star Festival was getting into full swing. Surrounded by Toads gleefully trying to catch falling Star Bits, Mario was looking forward to the night's festivities.
Before he reached Peach's castle, Bowser attacked the Toads with his airships and froze them in crystals. He "invited" Peach to the creation of his new galaxy and warped into space with her castle to the center of the universe. When Mario tried to save her, a Magikoopa named Kamek broke the airborne path to the castle causing Mario to fall into an unknown land.
Mario later woke up on a small grassy moon and met three Star Bunnies who promised to tell Mario where he was if he caught them. When he did, they took him to meet Princess Rosalina, who told Mario that the universe was in great peril after Bowser had attacked her "ship", the Comet Observatory, and stole the Power Stars, including the seven Grand Stars. Without them, the Comet Observatory was doomed. Rosalina asked Mario to rescue the Grand Stars in order to defeat Bowser, who took Peach to the center of the universe. Mario then started his journey across the galaxies, freeing Power and Grand Stars. Once five of the Grand Stars were collected, the Comet Observatory became a starship and was able to take Mario to the center of the universe.
There he defeated Bowser in his brand-new galaxy, retrieved the last Grand Star, and rescued Princess Peach. Without this Grand Star, the sun of Bowser's near-complete galaxy went supernova and became a gigantic black hole. Everything in the universe began to fall into the black hole. The Lumas from the Comet Observatory, including the Luma who had faithfully accompanied Mario, sacrificed themselves in order to neutralize it. The Lumas attacked the black hole's singularity, and it soon disintegrated in a massive explosion. Mario appeared in front of Rosalina, who had somehow managed to save him from the cataclysm. She told him that "this was not the end, but a new beginning for the universe," and that "the universe was an endless cycle, but one that never repeats itself exactly the same way each time." She then rewinds history and creates a New Era for the Mario universe.
Mario later awoke in the Mushroom Kingdom near Peach's castle. He saw everyone he'd met throughout his adventure celebrating, while Bowser and Peach sat next to him. When he looked into the sky, he noticed a green light of a new galaxy. "Welcome! Welcome, new galaxy!" Mario exclaimed, as the camera zoomed out into space, revealing that the whole universe had been merged into one giant galaxy (although the galaxy Mario saw in the sky is not shown). If the player continues with the file, Rosalina will say if all 120 Power Stars are collected, the player can travel the new world. If the player has finished the game with 120 stars, after the credits Rosalina and a group of Lumas appear on the planet Mario started on at the beginning of the game. Rosalina says, "I will watch over you from beyond the stars," and flies off to the Comet Observatory. Then the white baby Luma is shown to be alive, now residing on the small planet. Finally, if the player has just beaten the game with 120 Stars with Mario, a Luigi tab will appear with him saying: "Super Luigi Galaxy!".
The Luigi Story goes exactly the same as Mario's. Even the Luigi in Mario's story is still Luigi. When the player has defeated Bowser and continues with the Luigi Story, Rosalina will again say if Luigi collects all 120 stars, the player can travel to a new world. When the player collects 120 Stars, the player can travel to Grand Finale Galaxy, the new world and the same new galaxy Mario saw in the ending movie. This galaxy is parallel to the Mushroom World. This explains why there are two Luigi's. The 121st, and final star can be found here.
Luigi Comparisons[]
In Super Mario Galaxy, and in its sequel Super Mario Galaxy 2, Luigi is a playable character (see Luigi Story above). Comparing Luigi with Mario and his "twin", Luigi runs faster and jumps higher than Mario does. But a disadvantage about him is that he has slightly lower traction than Mario. He is also taller than Mario, but shorter than the Non-Playable Luigi.
Characters[]
Playable[]
Supporting[]
Non-Playable Characters[]
- Spooky Speedster
- Star Bunnies
- Cosmic Mario
- Cosmic Luigi
- Penguins
- Penguin Coach
- Penguru
- Ray
- Guppy
- Boards
Enemies[]
New[]
- Ball Beamers
- Bats
- Bomb Boos
- Bonefins
- Chomp Pups
- Cluckbooms
- Crabbers
- Electricity Shooters
- Eye Beamers
- Fire Shooters
- Flipbugs
- Galactic Tornadoes
- Golden Chomps
- Goombeetles
- Gringills
- Ground Urchins
- Ice Bats
- Jack O' Goombas
- Jammyfishs
- Jump Beamers
- Lava Bouncers
- Lava Plumes
- Li'l Brrs
- Li'l Cinders
- Li'l Springys
- Micro Mecha-Bowsers
- Mandibugs
- Mandibug Stack
- Mega Gringills
- Montys
- Octoguys
- Octoombas
- Octopuses
- Prickly Plants
- Prickly Piranha Plants
- Puffer Fish
- Ring Beamers
- Sentry Beams
- Slurples
- Spanglers
- Spiky Topmen
- Springs
- Spoings
- Spring Topmen
- Starbag
- Topminis
- Undergrunts
- Water Shooters
Returning[]
- Amps
- Banzai Bills
- Big Amps
- Grand Goomba
- Bloopers
- Bob-ombs
- Bomps
- Boos
- Boulders
- Bullet Bills
- Burners
- Cannonballs
- Cataquacks
- Cheep Cheeps
- Chomps
- Clams
- Dry Bones
- Fire Bars
- Fish Bones
- Floating Mines
- Goombas
- Jellyfish
- Koopa Troopas
- Magikoopas
- Mechakoopas
- Micro Goombas
- Piranha Plants
- Pokeys
- Pokey Heads
- Porcupuffers
- Preying Mantas
- Scuttlebugs
- Thwomps
- Torpedo Teds
- Tox Boxes
- Tweesters
- Urchins
- Wigglers
Bosses[]
- Dino Piranha
- King Kaliente
- Mandibug Stack
- Bugaboom
- Megaleg
- Kamella (Battle 1)
- Tarantox
- Topmaniac (Battle 1)
- Bowser (Battle 1)
- Bouldergeist
- Bowser Jr.
- Major Burrows
- Baron Brr
- Bowser (Battle 2)
- Undergrunt Gunner (Battle 1)
- Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser
- Undergrunt Gunner (Battle 2)
- Kingfin
- King Kaliente (Black)
- Kamella (Battle 2)
- Undergrunt Gunner (Battle 3)
- Topmaniac (Battle 1)
- Fiery Dino Piranha
- Bowser (Battle 3)
Transformations[]
Super Mario Galaxy introduces new transformations and only reuses the Fire Flower power-up from previous games (with the Rainbow Star replacing the Star from the other games). These transformations include:
Galaxies and Missions[]
Grand Star Rescue | Gateway's Purple Coins | Racing the Spooky Speedster | |
Dino Piranha | A Snack of Cosmic Proportions | Bee Mario/Luigi Takes Flight | Trouble on the Tower |
King Kaliente's Battle Fleet | Dino Piranha Speed Run | Big Bad Bugaboom | Honeyhive Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race |
Purple Coin Omelet | Luigi on the Roof | Honeyhive's Purple Coins | Luigi in the Honeyhive Kingdom |
Surfing 101 | Painting the Planet Yellow | ||
Rocky Road | Megaleg's Moon | ||
Pull Star Path | Kamella's Airship Attack | Battlerock Barrage | Breaking into the Battlerock |
Tarantox's Tangled Web | Pull Star Path Speed Run | Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe | Topmaniac's Daredevil Run |
Purple Coin Spacewalk | Yoshi's Unexpected Appearance | Purple Coins on the Battlerock | Battlerock's Garbage Dump |
Luigi under the Saucer | |||
Rolling in the Clouds | Shrinking Satellite | ||
A Very Sticky Situation | The Fiery Stronghold | ||
Sunken Treasure | Passing the Swim Test | Luigi and the Haunted Mansion | A Very Spooky Sprint |
The Secret Undersea Cavern | Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone | Beware of Bouldergeist | Bouldergeist's Daredevil Run |
Beachcombing for Purple Coins | Wall Jumping Up Waterfalls | Purple Coins in the Bone Pen | Matter Splatter Mansion |
Through the Poison Swamp | The Floating Fortress | The Secret of Buoy Base | |
Giant Eel Outbreak | Sinking the Airships | ||
Bunnies in the Wind | The Dirty Tricks of Major Burrows | The Frozen Peak of Baron Brrr | Freezeflame's Blistering Core |
Gusty Garden's Gravity Scramble | Major Burrow's Daredevil Run | Hot and Cold Collide | Frosty Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race |
Purple Coins on the Puzzle Cube | The Golden Chomp | Purple Coins on the Summit | Conquering the Summit |
Soaring on the Desert Winds | Blasting Through the Sand | Scaling the Sticky Wall | |
Sunbaked Sand Castle | Sandblast Speed Run | ||
Purple Coins in the Desert | Bullet Bill on Your Back | ||
Treasure of the Pyramid | |||
Bigmouth's Gold Bait | Darkness on the Horizon | ||
Star Bunnies on the Hunt | Cataquack to the Skies | Going After Guppy | Faster Than a Speeding Penguin |
When It Rains, It Pours | Cosmic Mario/Luigi Forest Race | The Silver Stars of Sea Slide | Underwater Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race |
Purple Coins in the Woods | The Bell on the Big Tree | Purple Coins by the Seaside | Hurry, He's Hungry |
Heavy-Metal Mecha Bowser | Mario/Luigi Meets Mario | Kingfin's Fearsome Waters | |
Bouncing Down Cake Lane | Fast Foes of Toy Time | ||
Luigi's Purple Coins | The Flipswitch Chain | ||
Choosing a Favorite Snack | King Kaliente's Spicy Return | ||
The Underground Ghost Ship | Bubble Blastoff | Infiltrating the Dreadnought | Dreadnought's Colossal Cannons |
Guppy and the Underground Lake | Ghost Ship Daredevil Run | Revenge of the Topman Tribe | Topman Tribe Speed Run |
Plunder the Purple Coins | Boo in a Box | Battlestation's Purple Coins | Dreadnought's Garbage Dump |
The Sinking Lava Spire | Through the Meteor Storm | Watch Your Step | |
Fiery Dino Piranha | Lava Spire Daredevil Run | ||
Red-Hot Purple Coins | Burning Tide | ||
Snow Cap Galaxy* | |||
Star Bunnies in the Snow | |||
Planet of Trials | |||
Rolling Gizmo Galaxy | Bubble Blast Galaxy | ||
Gizmos, Gears, and Gadgets | The Electric Labyrinth | ||
Loopdeeswoop Galaxy | Grand Finale Galaxy | ||
The Galaxy's Greatest Wave | The Star Festival | ||
Center of the Universe | |||
Bowser's Galaxy Reactor | |||
The Fate of the Universe |
(*) = Unlocked by feeding a Hungry Luma.
Cast[]
Trading Cards[]
The game featured its very own Trading Card game. It was an expression of a celebration for the game's release. The card game features 5 types of cards: Regulars, Trivias, Foils, Standees and FunTats.
Mistakes[]
A few misprints were made in the cards, these include:
- One of the cards has a misspelling, on the Home to Dino Piranha card, it reads, "Home to Dino Pirahna".
- Another one of the cards has a misspelling, on the Baron Brrr card, it reads "Baron Brr".
- Another one of the cards has completely misnamed Kingfin, naming him as "Bonefin".
- The artwork on the Piranha Plant Card is actually a Prickly Piranha Plant due to there being no artwork for a regular Piranha Plant in the game.
Reception[]
Super Mario Galaxy has received critical acclaim, becoming the sixth-highest-rated game of all time on review aggregator Metacritic with an aggregate score of 97 out of 100 based on 73 reviews.[1][2] Before review-aggregate website GameRankings shut down in December 2019, it was listed as the highest-rated game with at least 20 reviews,[3] having a 97.64% ranking based on 78 reviews.[4]
The visuals and presentation were the most praised aspects of the game. Chris Scullion of the Official Nintendo Magazine asserted that the graphics pushed the Wii to its full potential, and stated that its visual effects and large playing areas would constantly astound the player.[5] Jeremy Parish from 1UP.com noted that despite the Wii's limitations, the visuals were "absolutely impressive", especially when modified at a higher resolution.[6] Computer and Video Games's Andrew Robinson opined that Nintendo favored gameplay over graphics, but thought Super Mario Galaxy "got both perfect".[7] Margaret Robertson of Eurogamer called the visuals an "explosion of inventiveness", stating that the game's detail is only matched by its mission design ingenuity.[8] Andrew Reiner of Game Informer approved of the game's portrayal of water and particle effects, but noted the visuals were in similar detail to Super Mario Sunshine.[9] Patrick Shaw from GamePro opined that the game takes full advantage of the Wii's capabilities, both in terms of presentation and control schemes.[10]
Regarding the presentation, Game Revolution's Chris Hudak thought that Super Mario Galaxy was a "next-gen reincarnation" of Super Mario 64, stating the game was polished, engaging and evocative.[11] Alex Navarro of GameSpot commended the colourful and vibrant level details, animations and character designs, saying that "there simply isn't a better-looking Wii game available". Furthermore, Navarro praised the game engine's ability of keeping frame rate drops to "infrequent bouts".[12] Bryn Williams of GameSpy asserted that the game had the best visuals on the Wii, saying that the graphics "are out of this world" and that its wide range of colours produces "better-than-expected" texturing.[13] A reviewer from GamesRadar stated that "words simply can't describe" the game's visual concepts.[14] Louis Bedigan from GameZone thought the visualisations from Super Mario Galaxy contrast from the blocky characters of previous Super Mario games, praising the planet designs as beautiful and everything else as "pure eye candy".[15] Matt Casamassina of IGN thought Super Mario Galaxy was the only game that pushed the Wii console, stating it combines "great art" with "great tech", resulting in what he described to be "stunning results".[16] David Halverson of Play opined that the game was "supremely" polished and featured "gorgeous next-gen" graphics.[17]
The gameplay, in particular the gravity mechanics and use of the Wii Remote, was also praised. A reviewer from Famitsu commented on the game's tempo, believing it was "abnormally good" and that the different variations in level design and difficulty gradually "builds things up".[18] A reviewer from Edge praised the game's use of the Wii Remote, stating the control schemes were more subtle and persuasive as opposed to the "vigorous literalism" of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.[19] Scullion was initially sceptical about using the Wii Remote as a pointer, but admitted that "within mere minutes it felt like we'd been doing this since the days of Mario 64". Scullion also thought that the game's strongest aspect was the "incomparable" gameplay.[5] Parish praised the fluctuating gravity that was featured in the game, stating that it "makes even the wildest challenge feel almost second nature".[6] Robinson similarly commended the gravity, saying that the different uses of the game's gravitational pulls allows the scale to grow to "genuinely draw-dropping proportions".[7] Robertson regarded the use of gravity as an "explosion of inventiveness".[8] Reiner thought that the game reinvented the platform genre for the seventh generation of video game consoles, stating that Super Mario Galaxy was both nostalgic and new by breaking the laws of physics.[9]
Shaw asserted that the new gameplay mechanics reinvigorated the Super Mario franchise, and summarised by saying it was the best title since Super Mario 64.[10] Similarly, Hudak thought that the game was a reincarnation of Super Mario 64, whilst stating that the variety of gameplay had a "signature Miyamoto style".[11] Navarro said that the level designs were "top flight in every regard" and also praised the game's introduction of suits, adding that they brought a "great dimension" to gameplay.[12] Williams opined that the game's "shallow" two-player mode did not add anything to the overall experience. He did praise the various gameplay components and the use of both the Wii Remote and Nunchuck, stating that the setup was "pinpoint accurate".[13] A reviewer from GamesRadar thought that the control scheme had a fluid response that improved over the controls of its predecessor, Super Mario Sunshine.[14] Regarding the controls and world designs, Bedigan stated that both aspects are "close to perfection as a game can get".[15] Casamassina found the gameplay mechanics, in particular varying physics, as "ridiculously entertaining". He also regarded the motion control as being well implemented, stating that the player would appreciate the change of pace that the levels offer.[16] Halverson particularly commended the innovative controls, saying the Wii Remote and Nunchuck was "at its finest" and that it was difficult to imagine playing it in another fashion.[17]
The soundtrack and audio were well received by critics. Scullion believed it to be the best out of any Super Mario game, declaring that each track matches the environments featured throughout the game.[20] Parish considered the orchestrated music superior to the visuals, saying that the dynamic sounds were "quintessentially Mario" yet uncharacteristically sophisticated.[6] Reiner stated that the orchestrated soundtrack was beautiful as well as nostalgic,[9] with Robinson similarly citing it as "amazing".[7] Navarro praised the modernised orchestrated soundtrack, stating that it was both excellent and "top-notch".[12] Williams thought the game featured the best sound on the Wii, stating that original soundtrack would "go down in history" as Nintendo's best first-party effort.[13] A reviewer from GamesRadar stated that Super Mario Galaxy featured the finest orchestral bombast ever heard in a game.[14] Bedigan asserted that the soundtrack was "another step forward" in video game music, praising the music as moving and breathtaking.[15] Casamassina judged the game's music "so exceptional" and "absolutely superb", summarizing that it had the best music out of any Nintendo game to date.[16] Hudak criticised the "traditional Mario-esque" lack of voice acting, despite admitting that if the game did feature voice acting it would "probably seem lame and wrong".[11]
Fan Reception[]
WatchMojo ranked Super Mario Galaxy at the #4 spot in their "Every 3D Super Mario Game Ranked" video over on MojoPlays (following behind Super Mario Odyssey (#3), Super Mario 64 (#2), & Super Mario Galaxy 2 (#1)).[21]
Trivia[]
- This is the first 3D Mario game in the franchise to be "Course clear" styled.[22]
- This is the first 3D Mario game to include the Fire Flower, as well as its transformation. It also marks the first 3D Mario game to feature Invincible Mario.
- This is the first fully 3D Mario title to feature a numbered sequel, Super Mario Galaxy 2.
- The game uses certain elements inspired by the 2000 GameCube tech demo, Super Mario 128.
- This game had a completely new game engine made for it.
- This is the first appearance of Rosalina in the Mario series.
- The low-battery sound effect for this game is reused in the Wii version of Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat. Additionally, the same icon is shown but the P1 icon isn't present.
- This is the first 3D Mario game for the Wii.
- This is the first 3D Mario game to receive a sequel.
- Super Mario 64 was supposed to receive a sequel for the Nintendo 64DD called Super Mario 128, but was cancelled due to the failure of said add-on.
- Due to a mix-up involving GameStop, the automated phone message sent to those who preordered the game stated Super Mario Galaxy to be rated Mature by the ESRB.[23]
- Super Mario Galaxy became the 3rd best-selling Mario game on the Wii, right behind New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Mario Kart Wii.
Gallery[]
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References[]
- ↑ "Metacritic's Best Reviewed Games". Metacritic. Archived from the original on 31 March 2016. Retrieved 4 January 2012.
- ↑ "Super Mario Galaxy for Wii Reviews". Metacritic. Archived from the original on 22 January 2009. Retrieved 19 May 2023.
- ↑ "Reviews and News Articles". GameRankings. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on 4 December 2019. Retrieved 20 May 2010.
- ↑ "Super Mario Galaxy for Wii". GameRankings. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on 28 December 2019. Retrieved 4 July 2015.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Scullion, Chris (December 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy review". Official Nintendo Magazine. Bath: Future plc (23): 72–77.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Parish, Jeremy (2 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy review". 1UP.com. Archived from the original on 15 November 2008. Retrieved 14 March 2008.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Robinson, Andy (6 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy review". Computer and Video Games. Future plc. Archived from the original on 6 February 2008. Retrieved 29 May 2016.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Robertson, Margaret (7 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy review". Eurogamer. Archived from the original on 22 March 2016. Retrieved 12 November 2007.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Reiner, Andrew. "Super Mario Galaxy". Game Informer. Archived from the original on 4 March 2008. Retrieved 7 March 2008.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Shaw, Patrick (6 November 2007). "Review: GamePro Loves Super Mario Galaxy!!!". GamePro. Archived from the original on 18 September 2008. Retrieved 18 November 2007.
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Hudak, Chris (12 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy review". Game Revolution. Archived from the original on 21 August 2008. Retrieved 9 January 2008.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Navarro, Alex (7 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy Review". GameSpot. Archived from the original on 19 December 2013. Retrieved 21 January 2014.
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Williams, Bryn (8 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy Review". GameSpy. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 11 March 2008.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 "Super Mario Galaxy review". GamesRadar. Future plc. 9 November 2007. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 29 May 2016.
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Bedigian, Louis (12 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy Review". GameZone. Archived from the original on 13 November 2007. Retrieved 4 April 2009.
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Casamassina, Matt (7 November 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy Review: The greatest Nintendo platformer ever made?". IGN. Archived from the original on 15 May 2012. Retrieved 17 November 2007.
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 Halverson, Dave. "Super Mario Galaxy review". Play. Archived from the original on 18 June 2009. Retrieved 4 April 2009.
- ↑ "Super Mario Galaxy ratings". Famitsu (in Japanese). 26 October 2007.
- ↑ "Super Mario Galaxy review". Edge online. Future plc. December 2007. Archived from the original on 9 June 2012. Retrieved 29 May 2016.
- ↑ Scullion, Chris (December 2007). "Super Mario Galaxy review". Official Nintendo Magazine. Bath: Future plc (23): 72–77.
- ↑ MojoPlays (WatchMojo). (2019). Every 3D Super Mario Game Ranked. YouTube. Retrieved August 16, 2023.
- ↑ Figure created by Nintendo to convey the design philosophy behind the 3D Super Mario games (2017).
- ↑ Super Mario Galaxy - rated Mature?!
External links[]
- Official North American website
- Official Japanese website
- Super Mario Galaxy at Wikipedia
- Super Mario Galaxy at MobyGames
- Super Mario Galaxy at GameFAQs
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Characters | Main protagonists | Mario • Luigi • Princess Peach • Rosalina • Luma |
Antagonists | Bowser • Bowser Jr. | |
Non-playable | Coach • Cosmic Luigi • Cosmic Mario • Guppy • Lumacomète • Lumalee • Penguin Racers • Penguru • Polari • Princess Peach • Rosalina • Queen Bee • Ray • Seagull • Spooky Speedster • Toad Brigade (Banktoad · Blue Toad · Mailtoad · Toad Brigade Captain · Yellow Toad) • Worm | |
Species | Species | Big Green Caterpillar • Board • Butterfly • Cataquack • Gearmo • Honeybee • Hungry Luma • Luma • Ocean Small Turtle • Penguin • Star Bunny • Toad |
Enemies | Enemies | Amp • Astro Goomba • Ball Beamer • Banzai Bill • Bat • Big Amp • Bolt Beam • Bonefin • Black Hole • Blooper • Bob-omb • Bomb Boo • Boo • Brrr Bit • Burn Bit • Bullet Bill • Burner • Cataquack • Cheep Cheep • Chomp Pup • Chomp • Clam • Cluckboom • Crab • Dry Bones • Electricity Shooter • Electrogoomba • Eye Beamer • Fire Arm • Fire Shooter • Flipbug • Giant Gringill • Goomba • Grand Goomba • Gringill • Ground Urchin • Ice Bat • Jammyfish • Jump Guarder • Koopa Troopa • Lava Bouncer • Lava Plume • Li'l Springy • Magikoopa • Mandibug • Mecha Bowser • Mikey Mine • Mini Topman • Mobile Sentry Beam • Monty • Octopus • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Pokey Head • Ring Beam • Pink Electrogoomba • Preying Mantas • Prickly Plant • Puffer Fish • Pumpkinhead Goomba • Purple Piranha Plant • Red Pokey • Ring Beamer • Sentry Beam • Sliding Stone • Spangler • Spiky Topman • Spoing • Spring Robot • Spring Topman • Starbag • Swoopin' Poink • Thwomp • Torpedo Ted • Tox Box • Tweester • Undergrunt • Urchin • Water Shooter • Wiggler |
Obstacles | Obstacles | Banzai Bill Cannon • Bars / Crystal • Bill Blaster • Black hole • Bramble • Bumper • Burner • Cannon • Chomp box • Current • Dark matter • Electric rail • Fire Bar • Fire geyser • Fire Shooter • Fireball • Floating Mine • Freezing water • Giant Prickly Plant • Gravity field • Honey • Lava • Lava Geyser • Lava tide • Meat • Meteor • Moving sand • Mud • Poison swamp • Prickly Plant • Pulse Beam • Quicksand • Sand tide • Skull Box • Space Mine • Spike • Spring • Torpedo tube • Water Shooter • Water tide • Whirlpool • Wind |
Bosses | Bosses | Dino Piranha • King Kaliente • Mandibug Stack • Bugaboom • Megaleg • Kamella • Tarantox • Topmaniac • Bouldergeist • Major Burrows • Baron Brrr • Undergrunt Gunner • Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser • Kingfin • Fiery Dino Piranha • Bowser Jr. • Bowser |
Galaxies | Gate | Gateway Galaxy • Boo's Boneyard Galaxy |
Terrace | Good Egg Galaxy • Honeyhive Galaxy • Loopdeeloop Galaxy • Flipswitch Galaxy • Sweet Sweet Galaxy • Bowser Jr.'s Robot Reactor | |
Fountain | Space Junk Galaxy • Battlerock Galaxy • Rolling Green Galaxy • Hurry-Scurry Galaxy • Sling Pod Galaxy • Bowser's Star Reactor | |
Kitchen | Beach Bowl Galaxy • Ghostly Galaxy • Bubble Breeze Galaxy • Buoy Base Galaxy • Drip Drop Galaxy • Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada | |
Bedroom | Gusty Garden Galaxy • Freezeflame Galaxy • Dusty Dune Galaxy • Honeyclimb Galaxy • Bigmouth Galaxy • Bowser's Dark Matter Plant | |
Engine Room | Gold Leaf Galaxy • Sea Slide Galaxy • Toy Time Galaxy • Bonefin Galaxy • Sand Spiral Galaxy • Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor | |
Garden | Deep Dark Galaxy • Dreadnought Galaxy • Melty Molten Galaxy • Matter Splatter Galaxy • Snow Cap Galaxy | |
Comet Observatory | Bowser's Galaxy Reactor | |
Planet of Trials | Rolling Gizmo Galaxy • Bubble Blast Galaxy • Loopdeeswoop Galaxy • Grand Finale Galaxy | |
Items | Items | 1-Up Mushroom • ? Coin • Bee Mushroom • Boo Mushroom • Coin • Fire Flower • Grand Star • Green Power Star • Ice Flower • Life Mushroom • Note • Power Star • Purple Coin • Rainbow Star • Red Power Star • Red Star • Silver Star • Spring Mushroom • Star Bit • Star Chip |
Objects | Objects | ? Block • Airship • Arrow Sign • Assembly Block • Banandelion • Bar • Beacon • Blue switch • Bob-omb Dispenser • Bolt (object) • Bolt (platform) • Bowser Statue • Brick Block • Bubble • Bubbler • Cage • Cannon • Cloud • Coconut • Coin Block • Conveyor Belt • Crate • Dome • Empty Block • Flip Tile • Flipswitch Panel • Fluff • Flower (platform) • Flowerbed • Glass case • Gold Shell • Gold Treasure Box • Gravity spotlight • Gravity switch • Green Shell • Ground-Pound Switch • Hole • Honey wall • Honeycomb • Item Crystal • Key Door • Launch Star • Leaf pile • Lever Switch • Lift • Matter • Nail • Ocean Small Turtle • Pole • Portrait • Pull Star • Ring (Rolling Ball) • Ring (underwater) • Rock spire • Rolling Ball • Semisolid Platform • Shock Wave Generator • Shrinking platform • Sign • Sliding block • Sling Pod • Sling Star • Snow sculpture • Snowman • Springboard • Sproutle Vine • Stalagmite • Star Piece Cluster • Starshroom • Stone block • Stone circle • Stone Wheel • Stretch Plant • Swing • Tiny lamp • Torch • Tornado • Trash • Treasure chest • UFO • Underwater ring • Valve • Vine • Warp Pad • Warp Pipe • Watermelon • Water spout |
Moves | Moves | Backward Somersault • Co-Star Super Jump • Crawl • Crouch • Dash • Double kick • Double Jump • Ground Pound • Long Jump • Jump • Side Somersault • Star Spin • Swim • Triple Jump • Wall Jump |
Missions | Gateway Galaxy | Grand Star Rescue • Gateway's Purple Coins |
Boo's Boneyard Galaxy | Racing the Spooky Speedster | |
Good Egg Galaxy | Dino Piranha • A Snack of Cosmic Proportions • King Kaliente's Battle Fleet • Dino Piranha Speed Run* • Purple Coin Omelet* • Luigi on the Roof | |
Honeyhive Galaxy | Bee Mario/Luigi Takes Flight • Trouble on the Tower • Big Bad Bugaboom • Honeyhive Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* • The Honeyhive's Purple Coins* • 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 • Kamella's Airship Attack • Tarantox's Tangled Web • Pull Star Path Speed Run* • Purple Coin Spacewalk* • Yoshi's Unexpected Appearance | |
Rolling Green Galaxy | Rolling in the Clouds | |
Battlerock Galaxy | Battlerock Barrage • Breaking into the Battlerock • Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe • Topmaniac's Daredevil Run* • Purple Coins on the Battlerock* • Battlerock's Garbage Dump • 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 • Passing the Swim Test • The Secret Undersea Cavern • Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone* • Beachcombing for Purple Coins* • Wall Jumping up Waterfalls | |
Bubble Breeze Galaxy | Through the Poison Swamp | |
Ghostly Galaxy | Luigi and the Haunted Mansion • A Very Spooky Sprint • Beware of Bouldergeist • Bouldergeist's Daredevil Run* • Purple Coins in the Bone Pen* • Matter Splatter Mansion | |
Buoy Base Galaxy | The Floating Fortress • 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 • The Dirty Tricks of Major Burrows • Gusty Garden's Gravity Scramble • Major Burrows's Daredevil Run* • Purple Coins on the Puzzle Cube* • The Golden Chomp | |
Freezeflame Galaxy | The Frozen Peak of Baron Brrr • Freezeflame's Blistering Core • Hot and Cold Collide • Frosty Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* •Purple Coins on the Summit* • Conquering the Summit | |
Dusty Dune Galaxy | Soaring on the Desert Winds • Blasting through the Sand • Sunbaked Sand Castle • Sandblast Speed Run* • Purple Coins in the Desert* • Bullet Bill on Your Back • 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 • Cataquack to the Skies • When It Rains, It Pours • Cosmic Mario/Luigi Forest Race* • Purple Coins in the Woods* • The Bell on the Big Tree | |
Sea Slide Galaxy | Going after Guppy • Faster Than a Speeding Penguin • The Silver Stars of Sea Slide • Underwater Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* • Purple Coins by the Seaside* • Hurry, He's Hungry | |
Toy Time Galaxy | Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser • Mario/Luigi Meets Mario • Bouncing Down Cake Lane • Fast Foes of Toy Time* • Luigi's Purple Coins* • 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 • Bubble Blastoff • Guppy and the Underground Lake • Ghost Ship Daredevil Run* • Plunder the Purple Coins* • Boo in a Box | |
Dreadnought Galaxy | Infiltrating the Dreadnought • Dreadnought's Colossal Cannons • Revenge of the Topman Tribe • Topman Tribe Speed Run* • Battlestation's Purple Coins* • Dreadnought's Garbage Dump | |
Matter Splatter Galaxy | Watch Your Step | |
Melty Molten Galaxy | The Sinking Lava Spire • Through the Meteor Storm • Fiery Dino Piranha • Lava Spire Daredevil Run* • Red-Hot Purple Coins* • 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 • Bubble Blowing • Ray surfing • Star Ball Rolling |
Other | Other | Comet Observatory • Planet of Trials • Starbit Festival • Star Pointer • Super Mario 3D All-Stars |
Missions marked with an asterisk (*) are only available while a Prankster Comet is in orbit. |