Editing Tiny-Huge Island

|image={{Tabber|title1=The smaller version of the island|content1=[[File:Tiny-Huge Island 64.png|280px]]|title2=The larger version of the island|content2=[[File:SM64DS Tiny-Huge Island.png|280px]]}}

On the Tiny Island, the player starts in a small field with a [[Mini Goomba|Goombette]]. The doorway to the right is too small to go through, so the player has to [[jump]] to the platforms to the left to progress. On the first platform are a [[flame thrower (Flame Chomp)|flame thrower]] and a [[! Block|yellow block]] containing a [[1-Up Mushroom|1-UP Mushroom]], and the second platform includes a [[Small Piranha]] and a Shrinker Pipe. Next to the pipe is a [[! Switch#Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS|Purple Switch]] that causes [[block (Super Mario 64)|block]]s to appear, and the player can use them to get to a small floating platform or to get up onto the above ledge. The floating platform contains a single [[coin]] and a [[warp]] in a corner to get back to the main island. The ledge above has [[metal ball|iron ball]]s rolling down it, knocking the player back if they connect. Down the path to the left is a small bridge leading to a Shrinker Pipe and several platforms the player can jump across. Past the platforms are a [[Bob-omb Buddy]] that opens the [[cannon]] on the Huge Island and a body of [[water]] with a sloped beach and a small wooden bridge above it. In the DS version of the game, [[Klepto]] is circling the post in the middle. Back on the path with the iron balls and to the right is a Shrinker Pipe next to a series of platforms acting as steps to a bridge that leads to the top of the mountain. Beyond the hole that the iron balls are coming out of is a small field with Goombettes and a [[Small Koopa Troopa]]. Due to its size, this Koopa Troopa does not give out a [[Koopa Shell|shell]] for the player to ride on, and it is defeated after a single touch or even if [[Mario]], [[Yoshi]], [[Luigi]], or [[Wario]] touches it.

On the Huge Island, the player starts in a field with three [[Big Goomba|Grand Goomba]]s. The platforms to the left are too far apart and tall for the player to use, so the player has to go through the doorway on the right in order to progress. The doorway leads to a large lake and a sloped beach, with the lake having a [[Cheep Chomp|Bubba]] that tries to eat the player, a Koopa on the beach, and a [[Lakitu]] that circles around both while throwing [[Spiny|Spinies]] at the player. Across the lake are a [[Fly Guy]] and the course's cannon. The cannon can be used to reach the higher platforms, one of which has a bridge that leads to [[Wiggler]]'s Basement,<ref>''Nintendo Magazine System'' (AU) Issue #52, page 47.</ref> the lower portion of a cave filled with [[Red Coin]]s. Past the cannon is a large platform with a strong gust of [[wind]] blowing through it, which will push the player off the edge if they are not careful. To reach the upper platform, the player has to jump in its direction, which causes a gust of wind from below to appear and push the player upward onto the platform. Across the platform's bridge is Windswept Valley, which contains some Grand Goombas and a Shrinker Pipe, as well as the [[Goal Pole|flagpole]] during the mission [[Rematch with Koopa the Quick]]. The bridge afterward has wind blowing across it, and beyond it is a hill with iron balls rolling down it. Past the hill are the hole the iron balls come out of and two paths for the player to take: The left has a Shrinker Pipe and large platforms leading to the top of the mountain, while the right leads to a field with Grand Goombas, as well as Koopa the Quick if his mission is selected. Below the iron balls' spawning hole are the large platforms the player could not reach earlier, with the highest one containing several [[Big Fire Piranha|Piranha Flower]]s.

LakitusSM64.png|[[Lakitu]]s

SM64DS Small Koopa Troopa.png|[[Small Koopa Troopa]]

{{footnote|note|1|Two of the coins on the Tiny Island are underground near the box that releases [[metal ball|iron ball]]s, forming a coin slope that disappears into the narrower slope that forms the ground.<ref>"[https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_64_(Nintendo_64)#Tiny-Huge_Island Super Mario 64]." ''The Cutting Room Floor''. Retrieved April 14, 2015.</ref> The first one's hitbox is a little above the ground, allowing Mario to collect it just by passing above it. The second one cannot be collected by standard means. However, it can be retrieved by diving into the summit of the "Tiny" Island, where Mario would find himself [[swim]]ming, and then jumping out of the "water" and diving towards the coin.<ref>pannenkoek2012 (June 12, 2014). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iwAbEXgpic SM64 - Collecting the Impossible Coin]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved April 14, 2015.</ref>}}

{{footnote|note|2|On the Huge Island, near the box that releases iron balls, there is an invisible object used to spawn a line of five coins, which is used in various other places in the game. However, because of how it is placed under the ground, one of the coins ends up spawning in an illegal location. As such, it is immediately despawned. Though this coin does exist in the course, it is completely impossible to obtain.<ref>UncommentatedPannen (October 23, 2016). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPILIf7ru48 A New Impossible Coin]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved January 16, 2017.</ref>}}

SM64DS Goombettes.png|Mario on the "Tiny Island" in the DS version

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|FraM=Tall-Small Island

|Chi=小人国大人国<ref name="iQue">From the {{media link|SM64DS course list in Chinese.png|score sheet}} and the Power Star menu of ''Super Mario 64 DS'' as localized by [[iQue]].</ref>

|ChiR=Xiǎorénguó–Dàrénguó

|ChiM=Tiny People Country, Giant People Country (these are the Chinese names given to {{wp|Lilliput and Blefuscu|Lilliput}} and {{wp|Brobdingnag}} from ''Gulliver's Travels'')

*The painting of Tiny-Huge Island is present in the foyer of Peach's Castle, in the entrance to [[Super Nintendo World]]. If it is looked at from a different angle, the [[Big Goomba]] morphs into a picture of [[Bowser Jr.]] holding his [[Magic Paintbrush]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]]'s [[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]] in his [[Junior Clown Car]].<ref>Universal Parks News Today (February 3, 2021) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ewKbKHr-Co&t=203s Walking Around Super Nintendo World - Universal Studios Japan]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved March 9, 2021.</ref>

*The name of the 100-Coin Star is '''Stomp the Giants'''.<ref>M. Arakawa. ''Super Mario 64'' Player's Guide. Page 127.</ref>