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==History==
==History==
===Super Mario Land===
===Super Mario Land===
The Sky Pop is used only in World 4-3 of the [[Chai Kingdom]]. It can fire missiles with unlimited ammunition. [[Mario]] uses it primarily to defeat [[Chicken (enemy)|Chickens]], [[Biokinton]], [[Roketon]]s, and [[Tatanga]]. After defeating Tatanga, Mario flies off with [[Princess Daisy]] in a different Sky Pop that is Jet-Powered and has two Pilot Seats.
The Sky Pop is used only in World 4-3 of the [[Chai Kingdom]]. It can fire missiles with unlimited ammunition. [[Mario]] uses it primarily to defeat [[Chicken (enemy)|Chickens]], [[Biokinton]], [[Roketon]]s, and [[Tatanga]]. After defeating Tatanga, Mario flies off with [[Princess Daisy]] in a separate flying machine that is jet-powered and has extra room.


===Mario & Wario===
===Mario & Wario===

Revision as of 15:41, May 19, 2015

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Mario riding the Sky Pop.

The Sky Pop[1] is a yellow airplane that first appeared in Super Mario Land and appeared again in Mario & Wario.

History

Super Mario Land

The Sky Pop is used only in World 4-3 of the Chai Kingdom. It can fire missiles with unlimited ammunition. Mario uses it primarily to defeat Chickens, Biokinton, Roketons, and Tatanga. After defeating Tatanga, Mario flies off with Princess Daisy in a separate flying machine that is jet-powered and has extra room.

Mario & Wario

Ending of Mario & Wario
Sky Pop with Yoshi.
Ending of Mario & Wario
Sky Pop at rest.

After clearing Level 10, the Sky Pop is used to intercept Wario and drop one of his enchanted Barrels on his head as punishment for the all of mischief he caused to the heroes. The Sky Pop is shown to have a conventional-type landing gear configuration but uses a monopod instead of a tail-wheel.

Names in other languages

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References

  1. ^ Super Mario Land English instruction booklet, page 13.

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