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How do people who makes this do those screen shots that looks like they were taken from a plane?
How do people who makes this do those screen shots that looks like they were taken from a plane?
== Are we sure the Nokis are names after the food? ==
I made an addition to the trivia section, stating how this is the only course in the game that doesn't include an Italian word. This addition got [https://www.mariowiki.com/index.php?title=Noki_Bay&diff=4119455&oldid=4118736 reverted] by [[User:Mario jc|Mario jc]] because, apparently, the Nokis are named after "gnocchi". I mentioned that the Nokis ''might'' be named after gnocchi in the section I added, but I can't find any source that this more than just a coincidence, so I think it would still be correct to say that this stage is the only one in the game not named after anything Italian. I was tempted to just revert the edit that deleted my section, but I don't want to start an edit war. Thoughts?
[[User:Ojkoopa]] (i dont know how to do signatures)
:Technically "corona" from "Corona Mountain" isn't even from Italian, but Latin (since that is an actual word in various romance languages, including having usage in English), plus Pianta Village is more likely named after inhabitants than "hey let's use an Italian word". I also agree with Mario jc that Noki almost certainly are named after "gnocchi", it's pronounced the same way and it fits with the rest of the game. I'd just drop that trivia because I don't think it's notable. {{User:Ray Trace/sig}} 17:41, February 4, 2024 (EST)
::That's fair [[User:Ojkoopa]]

Latest revision as of 18:10, February 4, 2024

Erm, is the rred Coin Gathering Chapter 7 or 8? trivia says 7 but the list says 8. Mario riding YoshiXzelionETC

Red Coins are in 3 and 8... The book was in 3; I'll change that. YELLOWYOSHI398

The Book[edit]

In "Red Coins in a Bottle" there are small openings in the block. In one there is a door. If you go to the door, adjust the camera with the Y button so you can see inside the block, now look. A small book is sitting there. What in the world is it for? Sometimes with the "Mini Mario" Action Replay thing, you can go through walls in some places. Maybe you could go through the door and into the room. Another way you could get in is by....I'll have to tell you a story. In Bianco Hills, Episode 1, I climbed to the Hillside to the door to the freaky world and adjusted the camera. I somehow got stuck behind the door. I did not go into the level and could not get out. Try that.--Onestop 22:36, 4 January 2008 (EST)

What you're talking about is the Mysterious Book glitch...

¡Ganaste una Maxiestrella! PHOENIX (talkedits) 10:00, 8 February 2011 (EST)

Other side of the cliff?[edit]

How do you get to the other side of the cliff? I searched the internet and found nothing. Damariogamr (talk)

I second that. I'm not even sure what 'the other side of the cliff' is?
The preceding unsigned comment was added by TimTamChimchar (talk).

Noki Bay Yoshi Drums[edit]

A Yoshi percussion track to Noki Bay can be found in the code of the game, but due to the high amount of water in the level, Yoshi never made an appearance. This is the link to the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdDEduUozc8 I couldn't find a shorter version outside of the one on the Cutting Room Floor wiki. WeegeeWatching (talk) 23:05, 19 April 2013 (EDT)

Interesting. Maybe Yoshi was planned to be used in this level. BabyLuigiFire.pngRay Trace(T|C) 23:08, 19 April 2013 (EDT)

How Do u do those screen shots?[edit]

How do people who makes this do those screen shots that looks like they were taken from a plane?

Are we sure the Nokis are names after the food?[edit]

I made an addition to the trivia section, stating how this is the only course in the game that doesn't include an Italian word. This addition got reverted by Mario jc because, apparently, the Nokis are named after "gnocchi". I mentioned that the Nokis might be named after gnocchi in the section I added, but I can't find any source that this more than just a coincidence, so I think it would still be correct to say that this stage is the only one in the game not named after anything Italian. I was tempted to just revert the edit that deleted my section, but I don't want to start an edit war. Thoughts?

User:Ojkoopa (i dont know how to do signatures)

Technically "corona" from "Corona Mountain" isn't even from Italian, but Latin (since that is an actual word in various romance languages, including having usage in English), plus Pianta Village is more likely named after inhabitants than "hey let's use an Italian word". I also agree with Mario jc that Noki almost certainly are named after "gnocchi", it's pronounced the same way and it fits with the rest of the game. I'd just drop that trivia because I don't think it's notable. BabyLuigiFire.pngRay Trace(T|C) 17:41, February 4, 2024 (EST)
That's fair User:Ojkoopa