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*Bigmouth Galaxy may be named after an actual fish that is sometimes called the [[Wikipedia:Largemouth bass|Bigmouth Bass]]. | *Bigmouth Galaxy may be named after an actual fish that is sometimes called the [[Wikipedia:Largemouth bass|Bigmouth Bass]]. | ||
*When the player enters the fish's mouth, there will be two [[Boo]]s near the entrance. After collecting the Gold Shell and returning to where the Boos were, they will multiply. | *When the player enters the fish's mouth, there will be two [[Boo]]s near the entrance. After collecting the Gold Shell and returning to where the Boos were, they will multiply. but this still happens even the player only swim into the water | ||
and gets back without the Gold Shell. | |||
*Circling around the background of the galaxy is a blue line and the space below the line has a water texture, giving the appearance that the galaxy is a pond with a fish in it. | *Circling around the background of the galaxy is a blue line and the space below the line has a water texture, giving the appearance that the galaxy is a pond with a fish in it. | ||
Revision as of 02:39, December 16, 2015
- “This is my hideaway. It's the perfect spot for fishing...and being left alone!”
- —Penguru, Super Mario Galaxy
The Bigmouth Galaxy is a galaxy unlocked by feeding a Hungry Luma in Super Mario Galaxy. The galaxy consists of one large planet shaped like a fish with a wide open mouth that has stalagmites resembling teeth. The majority of the galaxy's sole mission takes place in a large body of water, which is accessed via the mouth. Gringills, Boos, and Preying Mantas appear in the water.
Planets/Areas
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This is the main planet of the area. It is strangely shaped like a fish. Its interior is full of water. In the belly of the planet are two lakes, one on the floor and on on the roof. Several Jellyfish and Gringills live in the bottom lake.
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These planets consist of small spheres of water and are seen positioned around the Starting Planet. They are inaccessible and cannot be explored without hacking. These planets do not have gravity.[1] Template:BoxTop
Missions
Bigmouth's Gold Bait
Mario begins this mission on the beach inside the fish's lower jaw. On this beach is a gold treasure chest and a green Koopa Troopa, whose Green Shell cannot be used to break the chest open. Penguru remarks that the chest can only be opened with a Gold Shell. Mario must dive into the fish's mouth, break through the wall of Brick Blocks by Spinning or ramming into it with a Green Shell, and collect the five Star Chips found in the area beyond to form a Sling Star. The Sling Star sends Mario upward into another body of water (which could also be reached by performing a Wall Jump on the wall in the small area between the two bodies of water) that contains the Gold Shell. On the way back to the beach, Mario must make it safely past several Boos that have now appeared in the water (a beam of light emitted from the front of the Gold Shell can defeat the Boos and make this easier). Using the Gold Shell, Mario must break open the treasure chest on the beach to free the trapped Toad Brigade Captain, who will present Mario with the mission's Power Star.
- Enemies
- Planets Visited
- Names in other languages
Names in other languages
Trivia
- Bigmouth Galaxy may be named after an actual fish that is sometimes called the Bigmouth Bass.
- When the player enters the fish's mouth, there will be two Boos near the entrance. After collecting the Gold Shell and returning to where the Boos were, they will multiply. but this still happens even the player only swim into the water
and gets back without the Gold Shell.
- Circling around the background of the galaxy is a blue line and the space below the line has a water texture, giving the appearance that the galaxy is a pond with a fish in it.
