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{{quote|Don't fall… down?|Mailtoad|Super Mario Galaxy 2}} | {{quote|Don't fall… down?|Mailtoad|Super Mario Galaxy 2}} | ||
'''Rightside Down Galaxy''' is a galaxy that appears in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. Its name is a pun on "rightside up" and "upside down." It features [[ | '''Rightside Down Galaxy''' is a galaxy that appears in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. Its name is a pun on "rightside up" and "upside down." It features [[Gravity]] changes, represented by arrows in the background, much like the later [[Upside Dizzy Galaxy]]. Part of the galaxy may be played upside down, frontways (which is visually the same as a top-down view), and other directions. Enemies that appear in this galaxy include [[Goomba]]s, [[Paragoomba]]s, a [[Spiny Piranha Plant]], [[Thwomp]]s, and [[Swaphopper]]s. The music changes depending on the direction of gravity. The [[Fire Flower]] makes its first appearance in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' in this galaxy. This is one of the only two galaxies in World 1 without a [[Prankster Comet]] (besides the [[Green Comet]]), the other being the [[Fluffy Bluff Galaxy]]. | ||
==Planets== | ==Planets== | ||
'''NOTE''': Unless otherwise noted, all names are unofficial. | |||
===Rightside Down Planet (Starting Planet)=== | ===Rightside Down Planet (Starting Planet)=== | ||
[[File:SMG2 Welcome To Rightside Down.png|thumb|200px|Mario approaching the {{conjectural|Rightside Down Planet|planet}}.]] | [[File:SMG2 Welcome To Rightside Down.png|thumb|200px|Mario approaching the {{conjectural|Rightside Down Planet|planet}}.]] | ||
The outside of this planet features four structures shaped like wooden toys and a warp pipe leading inside the planet, which the player lands on as soon as they enter the galaxy. After entering the pipe, the player is warped to an area made up of wooden blocks and [[gravity field]]s that change depending on the player's actions or the place where they are standing. The [[Toad Brigade]] is found at the beginning of the planet. A [[Warp Pipe]] in the ceiling at the beginning of the level leads to a small area with a [[Fire Flower]] and crates. This planet is infested with [[Swaphopper]]s and [[Goomba]]s. The first part of the planet consists of a linear road with a few levers that need to be hit in order to change gravity. As the level progresses, more dangerous enemies like Thwomps and Chomps appear and there are also platforms that take the player dangerously close to [[black hole]]s. Some [[Banandelion]]s positioned at various locations inside the planet aid the player in reaching different areas. Halfway through the planet, the player needs to burn the crates with the [[Fire Flower]]. The gravity changes after the player progresses past this point. At the end of this planet, the [[Power Star]] is behind more Thwomps. If the player is hacking, they can fly back to the starting planet, which is not solid. | The outside of this planet features four structures shaped like wooden toys and a warp pipe leading inside the planet, which the player lands on as soon as they enter the galaxy. After entering the pipe, the player is warped to an area made up of wooden blocks and [[gravity field]]s that change depending on the player's actions or the place where they are standing. The [[Toad Brigade]] is found at the beginning of the planet. A [[Warp Pipe]] in the ceiling at the beginning of the level leads to a small area with a [[Fire Flower]] and crates. This planet is infested with [[Swaphopper]]s and [[Goomba]]s. The first part of the planet consists of a linear road with a few levers that need to be hit in order to change gravity. As the level progresses, more dangerous enemies like Thwomps and Chomps appear and there are also platforms that take the player dangerously close to [[black hole]]s. Some [[Banandelion]]s positioned at various locations inside the planet aid the player in reaching different areas. Halfway through the planet, the player needs to burn the crates with the [[Fire Flower]]. The gravity changes after the player progresses past this point. At the end of this planet, the [[Power Star]] is behind more Thwomps. If the player is hacking, they can fly back to the starting planet, which is not solid. | ||
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===Crate Incineration Planet=== | ===Crate Incineration Planet=== | ||
[[File:SMG2 Rightside Down Crate Burning Planet.png|thumb|left|200px|Fire Mario emerging from the Warp Pipe.]] | [[File:SMG2 Rightside Down Crate Burning Planet.png|thumb|left|200px|Fire Mario emerging from the Warp Pipe.]] | ||
This is a simple, metallic, half-sphere planet. A [[Gearmo]] inhabits this planet and asks the player to use the Fire Flower to burn all the crates in twenty seconds for a [[Power Star]] in [[Crate Burning]], similar to the [[Bob-omb Blasting]] minigame in the [[Super Mario Galaxy|first game]]. The fireball can go through several crates at once. After burning through all the boxes, Gearmo gives a Power Star to Mario, the Hidden Star of this galaxy. | This is a simple, metallic, half-sphere planet. A [[Gearmo]] inhabits this planet and asks the player to use the Fire Flower to burn all the crates in twenty seconds for a [[Power Star]] in [[Crate Burning]], similar to the [[Bob-omb Blasting]] minigame in the [[Super Mario Galaxy|first game]]. The fireball can go through several crates at once. After burning through all the boxes, Gearmo gives a Power Star to Mario, the Hidden Star of this galaxy. | ||
