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==Videos==
==Videos==
I am Zero! Can someone please get a youtube video of the "Land Under Pianta Village" glitch. Zero signing out. {{User|Zero777}}
I am Zero! Can someone please get a youtube video of the "Land Under Pianta Village" glitch. Zero signing out. {{User|Zero777}}
Hi. Here is a video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRfwy4mURN8
It does not explain, but can be copied.
Skip to 1:52 for the successful attempt.
-GhasT_Tears


== Book ==
== Book ==
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==Life Meter Glitch==
==Life Meter Glitch==
I am playing super mario sunshine and I am in Noki Bay. When I went out of the cavern where there is jars and a shine sprite I fell into the water and went underwater. My life meter was different from the underwater life meter. The swirly thing was green and the lines around it were yellow. I was going to take a picture but I died when I got my I touch. I have no idea how I did this. Should we add this?{{User:YoshiGo99/sig}}
I am playing super mario sunshine and I am in Noki Bay. When I went out of the cavern where there is jars and a shine sprite I fell into the water and went underwater. My life meter was different from the underwater life meter. The swirly thing was green and the lines around it were yellow. I was going to take a picture but I died when I got my I touch. I have no idea how I did this. Should we add this?{{User:YoshiGo99/sig}}
What swirly thing? The swirl in the center of the sun that represents your life meter? If so, it may be a graphical glitch exposed by an incorrectly loaded transition process. Explain more, if you can, maybe if no one else knows what this is, I may be able to infer.
-GhasT_Tears


== some glitches ==
== some glitches ==
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Of course you can add it. Why wouldn't you be able to? You can also add the toad glitch. (Keep in mind the articles are listed in alphabetical order) By the way, "ascess" is actually spelled "access".
Of course you can add it. Why wouldn't you be able to? You can also add the toad glitch. (Keep in mind the articles are listed in alphabetical order) By the way, "ascess" is actually spelled "access".
{{unsigned|74.166.211.214}}
{{unsigned|74.166.211.214}}
I found this strange glitch involving a klamber and purple yoshi in Ricco harbor. You go to the klamber on the wall and then spray purple juice on it and quickly stand on the platform. Mario and yoshi go through the wall and in a few seconds he dies. It is a cool glitch.
{{unsigned|OhoJeeOnFire}}


==Under Noki Bay==
==Under Noki Bay==
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Please correct several mistakes like wrong spelling, false information, and in the "Land Under Pianta Village" glitch you can also choose "EXIT AREA" to exit the level. Thus, it was a black/blue surface where you fall as you perform the glitch. Also put Cheep-Cheeps instead of Bubbas because they are not Bubbas. They mistake an excess of content, specially blocked users.
Please correct several mistakes like wrong spelling, false information, and in the "Land Under Pianta Village" glitch you can also choose "EXIT AREA" to exit the level. Thus, it was a black/blue surface where you fall as you perform the glitch. Also put Cheep-Cheeps instead of Bubbas because they are not Bubbas. They mistake an excess of content, specially blocked users.
{{unsigned|190.107.150.254}}
{{unsigned|‎190.107.150.254}}




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:Do you have to hold B or...? The amount of sliding looks excessive for normal gameplay, but again, it's been a while since I last played this game. {{User:Mario/sig}} 21:52, 21 November 2014 (EST)
:Do you have to hold B or...? The amount of sliding looks excessive for normal gameplay, but again, it's been a while since I last played this game. {{User:Mario/sig}} 21:52, 21 November 2014 (EST)
No, you don't hold B. The sliding actually controls quite well, and allowed me to get a time of around 21 sec. on the Pianta Village El Piantissimo race. --[[User:Kinkzoz|Kinkzoz]] ([[User talk:Kinkzoz|talk]]) 08:53, 22 November 2014 (EST)
:I'm pretty sure it's an unintentional game mechanic, as there are no tips that you can use this exploit to kick El Piantissimo's ass. Just as long as you source the video, you can add this and the other exploit into the page. :) {{User:Mario/sig}} 15:43, 22 November 2014 (EST)
== New (old) glitches ==
Hi, I suppose new members cannot edit articles, so I'm suggesting these glitches here.
* '''Turbo Track without Turbo Nozzle''': Mario must use the [[Rocket Nozzle]] to break through the doors of the police station at [[Delfino Plaza]], stopping just at the right moment to avoid entering the [[Turbo Track]] secret stage. Once the way is open, Mario can go back to the Pianta square to get the [[Hover Nozzle]] or [[Rocket Nozzle]], and access Turbo Track with either of them equipped. The level still can be completed using the Squirt/Hover or Rocket nozzles, aided by good timing and/or smart use of the [[Spin Jump]].
* '''Hidden Palm Tree''': In [[Bianco Hills]] (Episodes 6 to 8), Mario must go to the grass zone behind the waterwheel, and approach the rock wall that runs between the waterwheel and the lake (as close as possible without slipping), then switch to first-person view looking towards the lake (so that the rock wall is to the left). With a bit of camera work with the C-stick and L-trigger, a hidden palm tree can be seen inside the wall.
* '''Backwards "Shine!" Cutscene''': After beating [[Wiggler (Super Mario Sunshine)|Wiggler]] in Episode 3 of [[Gelato Beach]], the [[Shine Sprite]] will appear next to a [[Dune Bud]]. Mario must stand on the border of the shadow of the Shine Sprite, in direction to the Dune Bud, then switch to first-person view and water the Dune Bud until it produces a dune. It will fling Mario up to the Shine Sprite, and the "Shine!" cutscene will show Mario backwards.
* '''Wrong Texture''': On the back of the tower of the [[Delfino Police]] station, there's orange goop and a [[Blue Coin]] in a recess. When Mario cleans up the Graffiti and obtains the Blue Coin, the texture of the Delfino Plaza houses can be seen on the inside of the recess.
[[User:Individuo|Individuo]] ([[User talk:Individuo|talk]]) 16:06, 7 August 2015 (EDT)
== This article needs to be improved ==
A quick comparison between this article and the List of Super Mario 64 glitches reveals several differences:
* A few years ago, this article was longer than the other one. Now the other one is nearly twice as long. Not that it's a contest or anything, but it seems unusual. Though, this article, it is still longer than all the other lists of glitches.
* The other article has more citations listed. (101 citations). This one has only 8. 8!
* The other article is better organized. Everything is split into six sections. Here, nothing is split into sections (Cutscenes being the exception). It's a mess. Alphabetical order used alone in organizing works best when things have official names. Since unofficial names vary, it makes it hard to find a particular glitch.
It looks like this article badly needs the help of some hard-working editors. It needs to be organized into seven sections or so.
{{unsigned|Glitchfinder}}
:In defense of this article, Super Mario 64 was Nintendo's first 3D platformer (to my understanding), making it a much buggier game. Super Mario Sunshine was made a little bit later and was naturally more polished than Super Mario 64, so I think that it makes sense that this game would have less glitches.
:As for your other points though, yes, this article is in some desperate need of some more help. More citations, images, organization and better wording perhaps. I see that you've already managed to organize it, but obviously we still need all the other stuff. I can try to get some citations if I can, but I won't be able to get any high or even anything moderately decent quality images, so someone else should probably take care of that. I also have some more glitches to add that I'm pretty sure aren't already on the list. I can try to get those in by the time the weekend swings by.        [[User:Mr. L 9000|Mr. L 9000]] ([[User talk:Mr. L 9000|talk]]) 16:17, 31 August 2016 (EDT)
==A New Glitch?==
I happened to come across this a little while ago when I was playing Mario Sunshine. I was in Delfino Airstrip for the second time, try to collect eight red coins, when I somehow came across this.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTWtGSfPXDI Super Mario Sunshine: New Glitches and Tricks Compliation]      (skip to 6:31 for the glitch).
I have no idea how it happened. Can anyone help me figure it out?
==Out of bounds + Instant death?==
There's a spot in the Tunnels underneath Delfino Plaza, where a wall has faulty collision. It is incredibly easy to strafe right through it, however it can be jumped into as well (however requires A lot of precision). It causes the Camera to Wonk out for half a second when in the right spot. [http://imgur.com/UKmtf03 Crappy Guide] Here is a picture to show the location. I was hoping Someone could confirm that this Out of bounds works on Gamecube hardware (I am running it on a Wii in Wii mode via a backup launcher). As a side note, when mario enters out of bounds here, he dies almost immediately. I'm not sure if this is due to me being an incompetent jumper or not however.
--[[User:Jasonmbrown|Jasonmbrown]] ([[User talk:Jasonmbrown|talk]]) 14:25, 18 April 2017 (EDT)
== Blue Coin Freeze in Noki Bay ==
There need to be several additions made to this article, namely the fact that the 20th blue coin in [[Noki Bay]] has a high chance of freezing/crashing the game through a hardlock. There are several YouTube videos that analyze this phenomenon and the fact that there is apparently a way to approach the coin with a specific wall jump that prevents freezing. One video of several crashes and several successful pickup attempts is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYkYoPL0xZw
As a note, I did not make that video. However, anecdotally, every time I tried to collect this coin when I was younger, it crashed the game because I did not know that there was a specific technique that could prevent a crash.
{{unsigned|SunshineFantic}}
:I've 100%'d the game twice and never had it crash. I wonder if it's specific to certain copies? Also, I play it on a Wii, so it might be like how my copy of PS2 ''Revenge of the Flying Dutchman'' hasn't crashed since we got a slim PS2... [[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]] ([[User talk:Doc von Schmeltwick|talk]]) 18:02, October 1, 2020 (EDT)

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