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== Retool to general "Cage" article == | == Retool to general "Cage" article == | ||
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In ''Super Mario Galaxy'', ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', and ''Super Mario Odyssey'', there is an analog to this object that resemble a glass cloche dome and functions similarly, often housing its game's McGuffin (but not exclusively, as evident in the accompanying screenshot). In the SMG2 guide it is referred to as a "cage" and the specific one in SMO is referred to as a "moon cage" in its art book. I'm pretty sure these are all suppose to be the same object, just dedicated to each game's respective collectible. None of them can be broken with a move or a projectile. They all require the player to accomplish something in the course, and some of them even only open once Mario touches a key in SMG and SMG2, just like the Neko Kago. I would like to write a broader "Cage" article that lumps in the Neko Kago, especially since it does not have a published localized name. Thoughts? (FYI there is [[:File:SMG Screenshot Cage.png|another object]] in SMG and SMG2 often localized as a "cage", but it is not the same object. It is just a glass barrier for the player to break.) - [[User:Nintendo101|Nintendo101]] ([[User talk:Nintendo101|talk]]) 21:16, December 30, 2023 (EST) | In ''Super Mario Galaxy'', ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', and ''Super Mario Odyssey'', there is an analog to this object that resemble a glass cloche dome and functions similarly, often housing its game's McGuffin (but not exclusively, as evident in the accompanying screenshot). In the SMG2 guide it is referred to as a "cage" and the specific one in SMO is referred to as a "moon cage" in its art book. I'm pretty sure these are all suppose to be the same object, just dedicated to each game's respective collectible. None of them can be broken with a move or a projectile. They all require the player to accomplish something in the course, and some of them even only open once Mario touches a key in SMG and SMG2, just like the Neko Kago. I would like to write a broader "Cage" article that lumps in the Neko Kago, especially since it does not have a published localized name. Thoughts? (FYI there is [[:File:SMG Screenshot Cage.png|another object]] in SMG and SMG2 often localized as a "cage", but it is not the same object. It is just a glass barrier for the player to break.) - [[User:Nintendo101|Nintendo101]] ([[User talk:Nintendo101|talk]]) 21:16, December 30, 2023 (EST) | ||
