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|after=[[Planet Blobule|>>]] | |after=[[Planet Blobule|>>]] | ||
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==Chapters and locations== | ==Chapters and locations== | ||
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|name1='''Outer Space'''<br>(''Chapter 4-1: Into Outer Space'') | |||
|image1=[[File:SPM Outer Space Squarp Hole.png|150px]] | |||
|description1=A gravity-less level with many warps and enemies. The heroes meet [[Squirps]] the alien here. | |||
|name2='''[[Planet Blobule]]'''<br>(''Chapter 4-2: A Paper Emergency'') | |||
|image2=[[File:SPM Squirps Bathroom.png|150px]] | |||
| | |description2=An apparently small planet with low gravity. This level mainly consists of searching for toilet paper to relieve [[Fleep]], who is needed to complete the level. | ||
|A gravity-less level with many warps and enemies. The heroes meet [[Squirps]] the alien here. | |name3='''[[Outer Limits]]'''<br>(''Chapter 4-3: The Gates of Space'') | ||
| | |image3=[[File:SPM Outer Limits.PNG|150px]] | ||
|description3=Similar to 4-1, but with many more blocks and similar objects. Much of the level involves searching for chocolate to give to Squirps, in order to open a [[Space Gate]]. | |||
| | |name4='''[[Whoa Zone]]'''<br>(''Chapter 4-4: The Mysterious Mr. L'') | ||
|An apparently small planet with low gravity. This level mainly consists of searching for toilet paper to relieve [[Fleep]], who is needed to complete the level. | |image4=[[File:Whoa Zone SPM.png|150px]] | ||
| | |description4=A strange place, also known as the "space graveyard". This level's main gimmick is gravitational anomalies that allow the player to walk on the walls and ceiling. [[Mr. L]] and [[Brobot]] are battled here, and are the Chapter bosses. | ||
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|Similar to 4-1, but with many more blocks and similar objects. Much of the level involves searching for chocolate to give to Squirps, in order to open a [[Space Gate]]. | |||
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|A strange place, also known as the "space graveyard". This level's main gimmick is gravitational anomalies that allow the player to walk on the walls and ceiling. [[Mr. L]] and [[Brobot]] are battled here, and are the Chapter bosses. | |||
==Chapter 4-1: Into Outer Space== | ==Chapter 4-1: Into Outer Space== | ||
[[File:SPM Chapter 4 Preview.png|thumb|Chapter preview]]'''Storyline text''' | [[File:SPM Chapter 4 Preview.png|thumb|Chapter preview]]'''Storyline text''' | ||
<blockquote>''Through the fierce battle against Francis, Tippi and the Mario gang grew closer.'' | <blockquote>''Through the fierce battle against Francis, Tippi and the Mario gang grew closer.'' | ||
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[[File:SPM Outer Space No Air.png|thumb|left|Mario panicking with no air]] | [[File:SPM Outer Space No Air.png|thumb|left|Mario panicking with no air]] | ||
[[File:SPM Space Ship Squirps.png|thumb|Mario finding Squirps]] | [[File:SPM Space Ship Squirps.png|thumb|Mario finding Squirps]] | ||
Upon entering the green door at the top of [[Flipside Tower]], [[Mario]] [[Princess Peach|and]] [[Bowser|co.]] find themselves in space and realize that they cannot breathe. [[Tippi]] warps them all back to Flipside, where they tell [[Merlon]] about their problem. He explains that a [[ | Upon entering the green door at the top of [[Flipside Tower]], [[Mario]] [[Princess Peach|and]] [[Bowser|co.]] find themselves in space and realize that they cannot breathe. [[Tippi]] warps them all back to Flipside, where they tell [[Merlon]] about their problem. He explains that a [[helmet]] would allow them to breathe, but he gave away the only one he had to a little boy, who the heroes discover to be [[Pook]]. Pook is using the helmet as a fishbowl for his pet, [[Captain Gills]], who is growing too large for it. Pook gives the heroes the fishbowl and asks them to release Captain Gills. After placing the fish in a canal in Flipside's basement, the heroes return to space and put on the helmet, allowing them to explore the new world. | ||
The heroes follow an SOS to a space capsule, containing a small alien named [[Squirps]], who knows of the heroes and their mission to gather the [[Pure Heart]]s. While Tippi is suspicious of Squirps, Mario accepts the alien's help. Squirps opens a warp called a [[Squarp hole]], which he says will take the group directly the Pure Heart. However, the warp is far off target and the heroes are forced to navigate a maze of Squarp holes. | The heroes follow an SOS to a space capsule, containing a small alien named [[Squirps]], who knows of the heroes and their mission to gather the [[Pure Heart]]s. While Tippi is suspicious of Squirps, Mario accepts the alien's help. Squirps opens a warp called a [[Squarp hole]], which he says will take the group directly the Pure Heart. However, the warp is far off target and the heroes are forced to navigate a maze of Squarp holes. | ||
The level's lack of gravity allows the player to move anywhere they want using the +Control Pad. As they cannot [[stomp]] enemies in this state, they may instead use Squirps' Squirt Beam to attack enemies. The level is mostly empty, aside from enemies and stationary asteroids. If the player flips near a certain asteroid, they will find a Squarp hole behind it. This Squarp hole will lead the heroes to the background, where they can go through a pipe on another asteroid to find a room full of coins. There are many Squarp holes in the level, with the correct warp usually being the one farthest away from where the heroes started from. | The level's lack of gravity allows the player to move anywhere they want using the +Control Pad. As they cannot [[stomp]] enemies in this state, they may instead use Squirps' Squirt Beam to attack enemies. The level is mostly empty, aside from enemies and stationary asteroids. If the player flips near a certain asteroid, they will find a Squarp hole behind it. This Squarp hole will lead the heroes to the background, where they can go through a pipe on another asteroid to find a room full of coins. There are many Squarp holes in the level, with the correct warp usually being the one farthest away from where the heroes started from. | ||
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===Enemies=== | ===Enemies=== | ||
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===Items=== | ===Items=== | ||
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|item1=[[Catch Card SP]] | |||
|image1=[[File:Catch Card SP SPM.png]] | |||
|location1=In 3D behind an asteroid in the area before the Star Block one, where enemies consist solely of Warpids. | |||
|item2=Caught Card | |||
|image2=[[File:CatchCardOrangeSPM.png]] | |||
|[[File:Catch Card SP SPM.png]] | |location2=[[Foton]], in 3D behind an asteroid in the second area near a Save Block. | ||
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|[[File:CatchCardOrangeSPM.png]] | |||
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===Menu description=== | ===Menu description=== | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=大宇宙 | ||
| | |JapR=Daiuchū | ||
| | |JapM=The Universe | ||
|Kor=대우주 | |Kor=대우주 | ||
|KorR=Dae-uju | |KorR=Dae-uju | ||
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;Into Outer Space | ;Into Outer Space | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=大宇宙をこえて | ||
| | |JapR=Daiuchū o Koete | ||
| | |JapM=Cross the Universe | ||
|Ita=Nello spazio profondo | |Ita=Nello spazio profondo | ||
|ItaM=Into the deep space | |ItaM=Into the deep space | ||
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}} | }} | ||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*If on the second visit to the level the player answers "no" to the prompt to use the space helmet, [[Tippi]] will personally attempt to convince them otherwise. After that, if the player says "yes" thrice, she will abandon the player in frustration, resulting in a [[Game Over]]. Upon further visits, the helmet is equipped automatically once they pass through the door. | *If on the second visit to the level the player answers "no" to the prompt to use the space helmet, [[Tippi]] will personally attempt to convince them otherwise. After that, if the player says "yes" thrice, she will abandon the player in frustration, resulting in a [[Game Over]]. Upon further visits, the helmet is equipped automatically once they pass through the door. | ||
