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*'''The Daredevil Comet''' sets [[Mario]]'s max health to only one unit, as opposed to the usual three (or six with a [[Life Shroom|Life Mushroom]]). Five galaxies are visited by the Daredevil Comet; the [[Battlerock Galaxy]], [[Ghostly Galaxy]], [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]], [[Deep Dark Galaxy]] and [[Melty Molten Galaxy]]. Four of them have the player fight a previously fought boss, with the sole exception being Melty Molten Galaxy, which has the player complete the entire first mission (The Sinking Lava Spire) with only one health unit. These comets are white.
*'''The Daredevil Comet''' sets [[Mario]]'s max health to only one unit, as opposed to the usual three (or six with a [[Life Shroom|Life Mushroom]]). Five galaxies are visited by the Daredevil Comet; the [[Battlerock Galaxy]], [[Ghostly Galaxy]], [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]], [[Deep Dark Galaxy]] and [[Melty Molten Galaxy]]. Four of them have the player fight a previously fought boss, with the sole exception being Melty Molten Galaxy, which has the player complete the entire first mission (The Sinking Lava Spire) with only one health unit. These comets are white.
*'''The <font color=#00F>Cosmic Comet'''</font> pits Mario in a race against [[Cosmic Mario]] in a predetermined course with a [[Power Star | star]] at the end. Mario must beat his duplicate to the Star. Four galaxies are visited by the Cosmic Comet; the [[Honeyhive Galaxy]], [[Freezeflame Galaxy]], [[Gold Leaf Galaxy]], and [[Sea Slide Galaxy]]. ''Hint:'' To get a head-start in front of [[Cosmic Mario]], hold forward on the [[Nunchuk]], and when the timer reaches 2, press Z and Mario should turn yellow giving him an advantage. These comets are colored blue.
*'''The <font color=#00F>Cosmic Comet'''</font> pits Mario in a race against [[Cosmic Mario]] in a predetermined course with a [[Power Star | star]] at the end. Mario must beat his duplicate to the Star. Four galaxies are visited by the Cosmic Comet; the [[Honeyhive Galaxy]], [[Freezeflame Galaxy]], [[Gold Leaf Galaxy]], and [[Sea Slide Galaxy]]. ''Hint:'' To get a head-start in front of [[Cosmic Mario]], hold forward on the [[Nunchuk]], and when the timer reaches 2, press Z and Mario should turn yellow giving him an advantage. These comets are colored blue.
*'''The <font color=#DD0>Fast-Foe Comet'''</font> speeds up all enemies in a stage. Mario must get to the end while avoiding the accelerated enemies. Two galaxies are visited by the Fast-Foe Comet; the [[Beach Bowl Galaxy]], and [[Toy Time Galaxy]]. Only Tox Boxes and Thwomps have been affected by this comet. This comet is yellow.
*'''The <font color=#DD0>Fast-Foe Comet'''</font> speeds up all enemies in a stage. Mario must get to the end while avoiding the accelerated enemies. Two galaxies are visited by the Fast-Foe Comet; the [[Beach Bowl Galaxy]], and [[Toy Time Galaxy]]. Only Tox Boxes and Thwomps have been affected by this comet. This comet is yellow. Odly, there are only two galaxies where this comet visits, [[Toy Time Galaxy]] and [[Beach Bowl Galaxy]]. Because of this, it may have been a late game feature.
*'''The <font color=#C0C>Purple Comet'''</font> is only available after the main story is beaten. [[Purple Coin]]s are hidden throughout the galaxy, and Mario must retrieve one hundred, sometimes within a time limit, to retrieve the Star. Some Purple Comet missions have more than one hundred Coins, but Mario still only needs to collect one hundred for the Star. All fifteen "main" galaxies are visited by the Purple Comet. Timed Purple Comet missions, as well as the [[Battlerock Galaxy|Battlerock]] and [[Dreadnought Galaxy]]'s Purple Comet missions have unique background music, which is a remix of the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]] music. Obviously these comets are purple.
*'''The <font color=#C0C>Purple Comet'''</font> is only available after the main story is beaten. [[Purple Coin]]s are hidden throughout the galaxy, and Mario must retrieve one hundred, sometimes within a time limit, to retrieve the Star. Some Purple Comet missions have more than one hundred Coins, but Mario still only needs to collect one hundred for the Star. All fifteen "main" galaxies are visited by the Purple Comet. Timed Purple Comet missions, as well as the [[Battlerock Galaxy|Battlerock]] and [[Dreadnought Galaxy]]'s Purple Comet missions have unique background music, which is a remix of the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]] music. Obviously these comets are purple.


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Prankster Comets are Comets that appear in Super Mario Galaxy. They will appear from time to time in the orbits of various galaxies. If the player travels to a galaxy when a Prankster Comet is in orbit, a special event will be triggered, which will usually change the gameplay of the level. Also, when a Prankster Comet is in orbit, the player is forced to choose its level. No option is given to choose "normal" levels. By completing the event, the player will receive a Power Star. While a Prankster Comet is in orbit of a galaxy, the Player will need to completely restart the level each time they die, instead of coming back at the last check point. Once a Prankster Comet's star has been collected, its star will become a selectable mission, only causing the comet to return to the corresponding galaxy at the player's request. All of the Prankster Comets also have their own music that plays during their missions.

Prankster Comets

  • The Speedy Comet requires Mario to complete a level within a certain time limit, usually from 4 to 6 minutes. Four galaxies are visited by the Speedy Comet; the Good Egg Galaxy, Dusty Dune Galaxy, Space Junk Galaxy, and Dreadnought Galaxy. These comets are red.
  • The Daredevil Comet sets Mario's max health to only one unit, as opposed to the usual three (or six with a Life Mushroom). Five galaxies are visited by the Daredevil Comet; the Battlerock Galaxy, Ghostly Galaxy, Gusty Garden Galaxy, Deep Dark Galaxy and Melty Molten Galaxy. Four of them have the player fight a previously fought boss, with the sole exception being Melty Molten Galaxy, which has the player complete the entire first mission (The Sinking Lava Spire) with only one health unit. These comets are white.
  • The Cosmic Comet pits Mario in a race against Cosmic Mario in a predetermined course with a star at the end. Mario must beat his duplicate to the Star. Four galaxies are visited by the Cosmic Comet; the Honeyhive Galaxy, Freezeflame Galaxy, Gold Leaf Galaxy, and Sea Slide Galaxy. Hint: To get a head-start in front of Cosmic Mario, hold forward on the Nunchuk, and when the timer reaches 2, press Z and Mario should turn yellow giving him an advantage. These comets are colored blue.
  • The Fast-Foe Comet speeds up all enemies in a stage. Mario must get to the end while avoiding the accelerated enemies. Two galaxies are visited by the Fast-Foe Comet; the Beach Bowl Galaxy, and Toy Time Galaxy. Only Tox Boxes and Thwomps have been affected by this comet. This comet is yellow. Odly, there are only two galaxies where this comet visits, Toy Time Galaxy and Beach Bowl Galaxy. Because of this, it may have been a late game feature.
  • The Purple Comet is only available after the main story is beaten. Purple Coins are hidden throughout the galaxy, and Mario must retrieve one hundred, sometimes within a time limit, to retrieve the Star. Some Purple Comet missions have more than one hundred Coins, but Mario still only needs to collect one hundred for the Star. All fifteen "main" galaxies are visited by the Purple Comet. Timed Purple Comet missions, as well as the Battlerock and Dreadnought Galaxy's Purple Comet missions have unique background music, which is a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy music. Obviously these comets are purple.