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The [[player]] must point the {{button|wii|Wiimote}} at the screen and twist it to the left or the right to go in said directions. The {{button|wii|A}} is to accelerate and flicking the remote allows [[Mario]] and the Ray to jump. | The [[player]] must point the {{button|wii|Wiimote}} at the screen and twist it to the left or the right to go in said directions. The {{button|wii|A}} is to accelerate and flicking the remote allows [[Mario]] and the Ray to jump. | ||
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Revision as of 23:10, February 10, 2012
- “Are you a surfer too? Oh, but this is your first time ray surfing, right? Well then, let me show you the ropes.”
- —Coach, Super Mario Galaxy
Manta Ray Surfing, more commonly referred to as Ray Surfing, is one of the four minigames from Super Mario Galaxy, along with Bob-omb Blasting, Bubble Blowing, and Star Ball Rolling. Ray Surfing appears in two galaxies, Loopdeeloop Galaxy and Loopdeeswoop Galaxy. In the Loopdeeloop Galaxy, the player is taught how to ray surf by Coach. After he collects the galaxy's power star, Mario or Luigi (depending on who is being played) is considered a champion surfer. In both galaxies, the player must surf on a large Manta Ray, using it as a surf board to traverse a course made up of water.
Controls
The player must point the 
at the screen and twist it to the left or the right to go in said directions. The 
is to accelerate and flicking the remote allows Mario and the Ray to jump.
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