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|image=[[File:Shifting Sand Land 64.png|200px]]<br>''Super Mario 64''<br>[[File:SM64DS Shifting Sand Land.png|200px]]<br>''Super Mario 64 DS''
|image=[[File:Shifting Sand Land 64.png|280px]]
|unlock=Clear [[Bowser in the Dark World]].
|unlock=Defeating Bowser in the Dark World
|missions='''''Super Mario 64'''''<br>[[In the Talons of the Big Bird]]<br>[[Shining Atop the Pyramid]]<br>[[Inside the Ancient Pyramid]]<br>[[Stand Tall on the Four Pillars]]<br>[[Free Flying for 8 Red Coins]]<br>[[Pyramid Puzzle]]<br>'''''Super Mario 64 DS'''''<br>[[In the Talons of the Big Bird]]<br>[[Shining Atop the Pyramid]]<br>[[Inside the Ancient Pyramid]]<br>[[Stand Tall on the Four Pillars]]<br>[[Tox Box Switch Star]]<br>[[Pyramid Puzzle]]<br>[[Free Flying for 8 Red Coins]]
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|boss=[[Eyerok]]
|boss=[[Eyerok]]
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'''Shifting Sand Land''' is an {{wp|ancient Egypt}}ian-based course and the eighth course appearing in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. Its name may be a reference to the "Shifting Sands," one of the magical, impassable deserts that surround the {{wp|Land of Oz}} in {{wp|L. Frank Baum}}'s {{wp|List of Oz books|''Oz'' books}}. The entrance to the [[level]] is in the [[Peach's Castle|Mushroom Castle]]'s basement, disguised as a wall at the end of the hall to the left of the [[painting]] into [[Lethal Lava Land]]. The course has several sand dunes, [[quicksand]], and an ancient pyramid in the center. [[Klepto|Klepto the Condor]] circles the course and attempts to steal the player's [[cap]] if he gets near. In addition, this course shares the same music as Lethal Lava Land.
[[File:SM64DS-Shifting Sand Land Map.PNG|frame|left|Map of '''Shifting Sand Land''' in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''.]]
'''Shifting Sand Land''' is a desert-based portrait world appearing in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and its re-make, ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. It is the eighth course in both games. It can be found in the basement of the castle, although the entrance to it is disguised as a wall instead of a portrait. This level is called the Shifting Sand Land due to the fact that much of its ground terrain appears to be a type of quicksand. This course is the first one to have its entrance disguised as a wall; it is followed by [[Snowman's Land]]. Four Pillars stick out of the ground at different points in the level. Three of these pillars can be reached via sand, while the other one is surrounded by quicksand and must be reached with the [[Wing Cap]] or [[Koopa Shell]]. The most prominent feature of the level is the great pyramid in the center. Three [[Power Star]]s are found inside the pyramid. One of these is in the possession of [[Eyerok]], an ancient spirit which lives inside the pyramid. Eyerok serves as the boss of the level.  


==Layout==
Other notable locations include a small oasis (consisting of a palm tree, a small pool of water, and one [[Red Coin]]) located in the corner of the stage. A stone gazebo can be found near the beginning of the level, under which are two [[Goomba]]s and on top of which is a [[Red ! Block]] ([[? Block]] in the DS version), a Koopa Shell in a Yellow ! Block, and a [[Star Marker]]. There is also a maze path which rests on top of quicksand and is traveled on by rolling [[Tox Box]]es. This maze is one of a few ways to traverse from the east to the west side of the level. Other ways include a [[Wing Cap]], a [[Cannon]] hidden in the maze of the Tox Boxes, and the [[Crazed Crate]] at the beginning of the level.
===Main course===
[[File:SM64DS Shifting Sand Land Map 1.png|frame|left|Map of Shifting Sand Land in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'']]
The player starts on a stone slab in the sand next to some sand dunes and a [[Crazed Crate]]. Up ahead are some [[Bob-omb]]s, a [[Fly Guy]], a [[Pokey]], and some [[Goomba]]s, all around a stone structure containing a few [[block (Super Mario 64)|block]]s underneath and a [[Cap Block|red block]] and [[! Block|yellow block]] on top. Near this stone structure are a number of circular quicksand pits: one with a [[1-Up Mushroom|1-UP Mushroom]] hovering over the top, and one that spawns a [[tornado]] if the player approaches. Beyond the stone structure is a maze-like path constructed out of stone blocks over a pool of quicksand with three [[Tox Box]]es flipping around the paths. To the right are a [[cannon]] and a red block, and to the left is an oasis with a [[Bob-omb Buddy]] next to it. A [[warp|Warp Point]] is placed under the palm tree and leads to the aforementioned cannon and red block. South of the oasis are two of the four stone pillars situated around the pyramid, with the other two on the other corners of the pyramid. [[Mario]], [[Yoshi]], [[Luigi]], and [[Wario]] can [[dash|run]] up the sides of the pillars despite them being smooth and near-vertical surfaces. After the quicksand with a tornado is a ramp to the pyramid's entrance, with the exterior of the pyramid having a yellow block and red block, along with a ring of steps that lead to the [[Shining Atop the Pyramid|top of the pyramid]]. If all four of the pillars have been stood upon, the top of the pyramid explodes and opens a new entrance.


===Inside the pyramid===
The level also features the first appearance of [[Klepto]] the vulture; (in the [[Nintendo 64]] version, this was Klepto's only appearance, but the [[Nintendo DS|DS]] version had him in multiple levels. Shifting Sand Land is the only course in ''Super Mario 64'', along with [[Tall, Tall Mountain]], where Mario can lose his cap without the help of the wind.
[[File:SM64DS Shifting Sand Land Map 2.png|frame|left|Map of the pyramid in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'']]
[[File:SM64DS Shifting Sand Land Map 3.png|frame|Eyerok's room within the pyramid]]
If the player enters the pyramid, they cannot return to the main course. Additionally, if the player loses a life and reenters the level, they are brought back into the pyramid without having to go through the main course again, provided the life lost does not result in a [[Game Over]].


Upon entering the pyramid, the player is dropped into a short hall that leads to either a left or a right path. The left path leads to a 1-UP Mushroom and a [[Grindel]] that hops across the platform and can help the player reach another 1-UP Mushroom. The right path leads to the top of the pyramid, where the player has to go through several obstacles to reach the top. These obstacles include Grindels, large gaps, [[Amp]]s, moving platforms, a [[Spindel]], and a hanging grate the player can grab and swing across. Halfway up the pyramid is a [[Spinning Heart]], which the player can use to recover any lost [[Health Meter|health]]. At the center of the pyramid's base is a large sand pit that restricts the player's [[jump]]ing ability and acts as quicksand.
==Levels==
The level titles and numbers correspond to ''Super Mario 64'' unless otherwise noted.
===Star 1: In the Talons of the Big Bird===
[[File:Bigbird65.jpg|thumb|Mario meeting Klepto.]]
This level is the same in both ''Super Mario 64'' and its remake, ''Super Mario 64 DS''. While exploring the area, Mario will come to see a large vulture, [[Klepto]], holding a [[Power Star]] in its claws. To snatch the Star from its claws, Mario can climb a pillar and wait the buzzard flying over him to do a [[jump]] and take away the Star. Other way to obtain the star consists of taking the [[Wing Cap]] to reach Klepto when it's flying high. Once the buzzard is hit, the Star will float over to the left side of the pyramid's main entrance.


If the player enters through the secret entrance on the top of the pyramid, they are brought to a fenced lift that moves down through the center of the pyramid. At the bottom of its rail is a hole that leads to a secret room where the boss of the level, [[Eyerok]], sleeps.
;Names in Other Languages
{{foreignname
|Fra=Dans les griffes du vautour
|FraM=In the clutches of the vulture}}


==Missions==
===Star 2: Shining Atop the Pyramid===
{|class="wikitable" text-align="center"
[[File:Shining Atop the Pyramid.PNG|thumb|left|]]
!Mission
This level is the same in both ''Super Mario 64'' and its remake. The next star requires Mario to get on to the pyramid. This can be achieved by either using a Wing Cap, using a [[Koopa Troopa|Koopa]] Shell, or using the Ramp on the far side of the course. Mario must walk on the platforms around the Pyramid to get up to the platform at the top of the Pyramid. The Star is located in a small alcove.
!Appears in
!Summary
|-
![[File:SM64DS_Shifting_Sand_Land_Star_1.png|200px]]<br>[[In the Talons of the Big Bird]]
|''[[Super Mario 64]]''<br>''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''
|This mission's objective is to collect the [[Power Star]] held by [[Klepto]].
|-
![[File:Shining_Atop_the_Pyramid.PNG|200px]]<br>[[Shining Atop the Pyramid]]
|''[[Super Mario 64]]''<br>''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''
|The mission's objective is to collect the Power Star on top of the pyramid's exterior.
|-
![[File:SM64DS_Shifting_Sand_Land_Star_3.png|200px]]<br>[[Inside the Ancient Pyramid]]
|''[[Super Mario 64]]''<br>''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''
|This mission's goal is to collect the Power Star at the top of the pyramid's interior.
|-
![[File:Sandymario.png|200px]]<br>[[Stand Tall on the Four Pillars]]
|''[[Super Mario 64]]''<br>''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''
|This mission's objective is to defeat [[Eyerok]].
|-
![[File:Free_Flying_For_8_Red_Coins.PNG|200px]]<br>[[Free Flying for 8 Red Coins]]
|''[[Super Mario 64]]'' (5th Star)<br>''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' (7th Star)
|This mission's objective is to collect the eight [[Red Coin]]s around the course.
|-
![[File:SM64DS_Shifting_Sand_Land_Star_5.png|200px]]<br>[[Tox Box Switch Star]]
|''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''
|This mission involves collecting the course's Switch Star.
|-
![[File:PyramidSecret.png|200px]]<br>[[Pyramid Puzzle]]
|''[[Super Mario 64]]'' (Secrets)<br>''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' (Silver Stars)
|This mission's objective is to find the [[secret]]s/[[Silver Star]]s hidden in the pyramid.
|}


==Enemies==
;Names in Other Languages
<gallery>
{{foreignname
Amp SM64.png|[[Amp]]s
|Fra=Au sommet de la pyramide
Bomb-omb SM64.png|[[Bob-omb]]s
|FraM=At the top of the pyramid}}
FlyGuySM64.png|[[Fly Guy]]s
{{br|left}}
SM64 - Goomba Model.png|[[Goomba]]s
===Star 3: Inside the Ancient Pyramid===
SM64 Grindel.png|[[Grindel]]s
[[File:Pyramidmario65.jpg|thumb|Mario in the pyramid.]]
SM64 Vanish Cap Under The Moat.png|[[Flame thrower (Flame Chomp)|Flame thrower]]s
This level is the same in both ''Super Mario 64'' and its remake. [[Mario]] enters to the pyramid through the main entrance. To get to the entrance, Mario needs to cross the quicksand and go around the course to the pyramid. Then go up the small ramp. He can also fly over the cage-fence by the pyramid to get in.
SM64 Klepto.png|[[Klepto]]
 
Old Pokey 64.png|[[Pokey]]s
Once inside, Mario has to go up in the pyramid to reach the Power Star. Mario can go around the perimeter of the inside, or fall into quicksand. On his way, there is a platform surrounded by the quicksand. Mario must jump from there and to the next platform, or get stuck. Afterwords, he will have to go up the stairs and move on right, crossing enemies and even walking across a [[Grindel]]. Then he will come up to a bar that must be climbed up to reach the next floor. Once up, Mario should continue on and climb across the cage-bars nearby, leading to large stairs. Then, Mario will meet a [[Spindel|large, rolling enemy]] which he can jump over or hide in a space in the wall to avoid. Once passed, Mario will go up the moving platforms and go across the narrow walkway, then go up a bar and climb it. Mario will then see another Grindel, whom he will have to go under, and then go up the ramp. The star will be there and Mario can finally grab it.
SpindelSM64.png|[[Spindel]]
 
Toxboxsides.png|[[Tox Box]]es
;Names in Other Languages
Eyerok64.png|[[Eyerok]] (boss)
{{foreignname
</gallery>
|Fra=Dans l'ancienne pyramide
|FraM=In the old pyramid}}
 
===Star 4: Stand Tall On the Four Pillars===
[[File:Sandymario.png|left|thumb|Mario on one of the pillars.]]
This level is the same in both ''Super Mario 64'' and its remake. In this mission, [[Mario]] must stand over the four pillars surrounding the pyramid. To do so, the plumber needs to be [[Wing Mario]] or use the [[Koopa Shell]] to reach at least two of the pillars over a pool of quicksand. The other two pillars can be reached by just running onto them. After Mario has stood atop all the pillars, the top of the pyramid will collapse, revealing another entrance which Mario then enters. This entrance will lead the plumber to the chamber where the fourth Power Star awaits.
 
However, the star cannot be gained yet because Mario has to fight against [[Eyerok]], the monster of the pyramid. In battle, Eyerok will attempt to push Mario off the platform into a [[Pit (obstacle)|Bottomless Pit]], or even try crushing him with its rock hands. Mario must hit Eyerok's eyes three times each to destroy him and gain the power star.
 
An unintended shortcut exists in this level. Mario must go on the platform near the sand duct. He must fall down in the center of the side with the quicksand. If the player tilts the control stick towards the screen, Mario can access the hole that leads to Eyerok. In the DS version, Luigi can make another "shortcut" by going into the normal entrance of the pyramid and then backflip to the orange block to fight the hands. Also, [[Yoshi]] has to make use of the flame seen in Eyerok's battlefield to attack the boss.
 
;Names in Other Languages
{{foreignname
|Fra=Les quatre piliers de la foi
|FraM=The four faith pillars}}
 
===Star 5: Free Flying For 8 Red Coins (N64)===
[[File:Free Flying For 8 Red Coins.PNG|thumb|left]]
[[File:YoshiShiftingSandLandDS.png|frame|The DS version of Shifting Sand Land.]]
For this mission, [[Mario]] must pick up the eight [[Red Coin]]s scattered through the level. All the coins are in the desert, excluding in the pyramid. The first red coin appears located near where the plumber sets out his exploration in the desert. The Coin is located in a corner of the area, which Mario should take care to be not sunk by quicksand. The second Red Coin is found inside a [[Brick Block]]. Mario has to hit such block to get the Coin. The third Red Coin is located in the pit of the [[Tox Box]]es, while the fourth coin appears in the oasis past the pit. The other four Red Coins are all in the sky. Mario needs to become [[Wing Mario]] to take the rest of the coins located around the pyramid. Once Mario had picked all the Red Coins in the level, the Star will appear on the spot over the roof of the architecture where the second red coin was found.
 
This level is the same in both ''Super Mario 64'' and its remake; however, in ''Super Mario 64 DS'', only Mario can be used as he is the only playable character who can fly. It was moved to Star 7 instead of being Star 5.
 
;Names in Other Languages
{{foreignname
|Fra=Vol vers les pièces rouges
|FraM=Flight toward the red coins}}
{{br|left}}
===Star 5: Tox Box Switch Star (DS)===
[[File:Tox Box Switch Star.JPG|left|thumb|]]
In this ''Super Mario 64 DS''-exclusive mission, [[Wario]] is required to break a hard [[Brick Block]] located near to the [[Cannon]] in the trap of [[Tox Box]]es, where he reveals a [[Star Switch]] beneath the block. As Wario has the lowest speed stat among [[Yoshi]], [[Luigi]] and [[Mario]], the red-capped plumber is the best option to reach the [[Power Star]]. Once pressed the switch, the Star appears in the [[Star Sphere]] located right after the pit of the Tox Boxes and the oasis. In order to reach the Star, Mario can hit a red [[? Block]] to obtain a [[Cape Feather|Feather]] and become [[Wing Mario]], then using the cannon near to the switch to fly directly to the spot where the Power Star lies before it disappears. To reach the star with Wario himself, when the [[Star Switch]] is pressed, the player have to walk to the plate on the opposite of the cannon underneath the [[? Block|item block]] which can teleport them near a palm tree near the [[Star]] and the oasis.


==Statistics from ''Super Mario 64''==
In the DS remake, this level replaces Free Flying for 8 Red Coin as Star 5.
*'''Total Number of [[Coin]]s''': 136
{{br|left}}
*'''[[Cap]]s Found''': [[Wing Cap]] (3)
===Star 6: Pyramid Puzzle===
*'''[[Spinning Heart]]''': Inside the pyramid, on the fourth level, after the rolling stone, and before the rising and falling platforms.
[[File:Runmariorun.jpg|thumb|Mario in the pyramid.]]
*'''[[Cannon]]s''': 1
This mission takes place inside the pyramid. [[Mario]] must go up in the pyramid to find five spots marked by a [[Coin]]. Two of these spots are platforms near to a sand duct, below the third Power Star was found. Following the sand path, other three spots are located in a duct where the sand moves to the sand pit of the first floor. If Mario manages to take the coins of each spot, the Star appears at the end of the sand duct. In ''Super Mario 64 DS'', [[Silver Star]]s mark these spots and the [[Star Sphere]] appear at the sand duct end; other than that, the mission is exactly the same as it is in the original.
*'''[[1-Up Mushroom|1UP Mushroom]]s''' (9):
**''Homing Mushroom'' : '''#1''' In the tree near the lake.
**''Static Mushroom'' : '''#2''' Floating in the air above quicksand right after the starting point. '''#3''' Over the hill left of the starting point, next to the big chain fence. '''#4''' Inside the pyramid, above the [[Grindel]] on the left path. '''#5''' Inside the pyramid, above the hanging metal grille near the [[Amp]].
**''Triggered Mushroom'' : '''#6''' Inside the pyramid, appears after the player steps on all five platforms on the quicksand at the back of the pyramid.
**''Box Mushroom'' : '''#7''' On the pyramid near the entrance. '''#8''' Inside the pyramid at the end of the left path. '''#9''' Inside the pyramid, on the back. Can be seen from #8.
*'''[[Warp]]s:'''
**Standing under the palm tree next to the small oasis warps [[Mario]] near the cannon on the metal platform above the quicksand.
**Standing just to the right of the hole on the pyramid's second floor (at the top of the pole) warps Mario to the top of the hanging metal grille. This is meant to be one-way, but it can be reversed by standing on the slightly higher edge.<ref>{{cite|author=pannenkoek2012|date=August 11, 2013|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtlpcMZQV0E|title=SM64 - Reversing a One Way Teleport Glitch|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 27, 2024}}</ref> It was removed in the DS version.


==Gallery==
;Names in Other Languages
<gallery>
{{foreignname
SM64 Asset Texture Castle Wall (Basement).png
|Fra=Énigme de la pyramide
SSLArtworksm64.jpg|Map artwork
|FraM=Enigma of the pyramid}}
SM64-Facing Shifting Sand Land.png|The wall leading to Shifting Sand Land in the N64 version
SM64DS Facing Shifting Sand Land.png|The wall leading to Shifting Sand Land in the DS version
Shifting Sand Land Starting Area.png|The starting area in the N64 version
ShiftingSandLand1.png|Mario jumping toward a Pokey
ShiftingSandLand2.png|[[Wing Mario]] standing on one of the four pillars
SM64DS Punching Pokey.png|Mario punching away a Pokey's segments
Shifting Sand Land SMKun.png|''[[Super Mario-kun]]''
SMKun 16 chapter 10.png|''Super Mario-kun''
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Pyramid==
{{foreign names
[[File:SM64DS-Shifting Sand Land Map2.PNG|frame|left|Map of the Pyramid in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''.]]
|Jap=あっちっち さばく
[[File:SM64DS-Shifting Sand Land Map3.PNG|frame|[[Eyerok]]'s room within the Pyramid.]]
|JapR=Atchitchi Sabaku
Inside the Pyramid are numerous levels and enemies. There are enemies both unique to this course and ones found in other courses. Unique enemies include [[Grindel]]s and [[Spindel]]s. Common ones are [[Amp]]s and Goombas. Using conventional methods, it can be quite difficult to reach the power star at the highest reaches of the pyramid, considering that if one falls, they must start all over again. Occupying a large portion of the center of the pyramid is a large body of shifting sand. In the center of this body of sand is a structure with a passage leading to Eyerok's platform.
{{br|left}}
==Enemies==
*[[Amp]]
*[[Bob-omb]]
*[[Fire Chomp]] (DS)
*[[Fly Guy]]
*[[Goomba]]
*[[Grindel]]
*[[Klepto]]
*[[Kuromame]] (N64)
*[[Pokey]]
*[[Spindel]]
*[[Tox Box]]
 
==Names in Other Languages==
{{Foreignname
|Jap=あっちっちさばく
|JapR=Acchicchi Sabaku
|JapM=Hot Hot Desert
|JapM=Hot Hot Desert
|Fre=Sables Trop Mouvants
|Fra=Sables Trop Mouvants
|FreM=Too-Quick Sands (pun on "too quick" and "quicksand").
|FraM=Too Quicksands (pun on "too quick sands" and "quicksands").
|Ger=Wobiwaba Wüste
|Ger=Wobiwaba Wüste
|GerM=Wobiwaba Desert
|GerM=Wobiwaba Desert
|Ita=Deserto Ingoiatutto
|Ita=Zona Sabbiemobili (''64'')<br>Deserto Ingoiatutto (''DS'')
|ItaM=All-swallowing Desert
|ItaM=Quicksand Zone<br>All-swallowing Desert
|Por=Terra da areia
|PorM="Sand Land". Also called ''Fase do Deserto'', "Desert Phase", by many players.
|Kor=앗뜨거!사막
|Kor=앗뜨거!사막
|KorR=At-tteugeo! Samak
|KorR=At-Tteugeo! Samak
|KorM=Ahh-Hot! Desert
|KorM=Hot! Desert
|Spa=Arenas Ardientes
|SpaM=Burning Sands
|Chi=酷热沙漠<ref name="iQue">From the {{file link|SM64DS course list in Chinese.png|score sheet}} and the star menu of ''Super Mario 64 DS'' as localized by [[iQue]].</ref>
|ChiR=Kùrè Shāmò
|ChiM=Extremely Hot Desert
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*This area appears in the ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' minigame [[Pokey Punch-out]], complete with Klepto in the background.
[[File:Super Mario 64 DS Debug Mode (Shifting Sand Land).png|thumb|Beta name]]
*In the N64 version, the [[Blue Coin Block]] inside the pyramid produces three [[Blue Coin]]s. This is the only Blue Coin Block in the game that produces exactly three instead of four. However, in the DS version, the number was changed to four.
*The golf course [[Shifting Sands]], which appeared in ''[[Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', may have been based on this level. The area also appears in the ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' minigame "[[Pokey Punch-out]]," complete with Klepto in the background.
*The name of the 100-Coin Star is '''Once More in the Pyramid'''.<ref>{{cite|author=Pelland, Scott and Dan Owsen|title=''Super Mario 64'' Player's Guide|page=84|date=1996|publisher=Nintendo of America|language=en-us}}</ref>
*Its name in ''Super Mario 64 DS'' during the beta stage (found in debug mode) was "Desert Land".
 
*The Blue Coin Switch inside the pyramid produces three blue coins. This is the only blue coin switch in the game that produces exactly 3, as well as the only one with a unique amount of coins. However, in the DS version, it was changed to four.
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