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Revision as of 08:59, June 4, 2024
| Mission | |
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| Pole-Jumping for Red Coins | |
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| Location | Dire, Dire Docks |
| Mission # | 3 |
| Game | Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS |
| << Directory of missions >> | |
Pole-Jumping for Red Coins is the third mission of Dire, Dire Docks in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. This mission's objective is to collect the eight Red Coins in the second area. The mission Bowser in the Fire Sea must be completed in order for the poles to appear.
Layout
All eight of the Red Coins are located in the second area of the course, and most are suspended in the air, requiring the use of the poles to collect them. If Bowser in the Fire Sea has yet to be completed, Bowser's Submarine will still be there, preventing the poles from appearing.
To get up to the poles, the player needs to hit the Purple Switch on the boardwalk, which creates some blocks off to the side the player can use to reach the above platforms. Upon the player reaching the first platform, there is one of the Red Coins and two sets of poles: one to the left that brings the player to three more Red Coins, and one that brings the player to the next platform. The next platform contains the Star Marker and splits into two more paths. The path on the right has three poles the player needs to jump between, though the DS version has only one pole, and leads to a single Red Coin. The path forward has several poles the player has to jump between, though an additional platform was added in the DS version. Once all eight of the Red Coins are collected, the Power Star appears at the Star Marker.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | にげたクッパの あかコイン[?] Nigeta Kuppa no aka koin |
Red Coins of Escaped Bowser | |
| Chinese | 天才的杂技演员[2] Tiāncái de Zájì Yǎnyuán |
Genius Acrobat | |
| French | Perches pour pièces rouges (SM64) Saut de perche pour pièces rouges (SM64 DS)[?] |
Poles for Red Coins Pole-Jump for Red Coins |
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| German | Springe zu den roten Münzen! (SM64) Schweiß und rote Münzen (SM64 DS)[?] |
Jump to the Red Coins! Sweat and Red Coins |
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| Italian | Saltando di palo in... moneta rossa (Super Mario 64 DS)[?] | Jumping from pole to... red coin | |
| Saltando di palo in... moneta[1] | Jumping from pole to... coin | ||
| Korean | 도망친쿠파의레드코인[?] Domangchin Kupa ui redeu koin |
Red Coins of Bowser Escaped | |
| Spanish | Monedas Rojas, poste a poste[?] | Red Coins, Pole to Pole |
References
- ^ Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia, pag. 89
- ^ From the score sheet and the star menu of Super Mario 64 DS as localized by iQue.
