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|image=[[File:SMG Artwork Flying Mario.png|200px]]
|image=[[Image:Flying_Mario_Artwork.jpg|200px]]
|item=[[Red Star]]
|item=[[Red Star]]
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' ([[2007]])
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' ([[List of games by date#2007|2007]])
|powers=Fly attract Coins
|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' ([[List of games by date#2020|2020]])
|bg=#F30
|powers=[[Fly]], attract [[coin]]s and [[Star Bit]]s
|titlebg=gray
|applies_to=[[Mario]], [[Luigi]]
|character=[[Mario]], [[Luigi]]
}}
}}
'''Flying Mario''' is a form taken by [[Mario]] in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. It is first used when Mario returns to the [[Gateway Galaxy]] to collect 100 [[Purple Coin]]s.  
'''Flying Mario''' and '''Flying Luigi''' are forms taken by [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. The form is first used when Mario returns to the [[Gateway Galaxy]] to collect 100 [[Purple Coin]]s.  


[[File:FlyingMario.png|150px|thumb|left]]
[[File:FlyingMario.png|200px|thumb|left|Flying Mario, collecting Purple Coins at the Gateway Galaxy]]
Mario can only obtain this form when he grabs a red star. In this form, Mario's hat and overalls become black, while his overall buttons and shoes turn red ([[Luigi]] undergoes the same changes, except with green instead of red). While in this form, spinning while jumping allows Mario to fly. This is similar to the [[Wing Cap]] ability from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', except that the [[Player]] has much more control, and Mario can fly the whole time, rather than having to gain momentum first. This form also allows Mario to attract nearby coins by spinning. After a limited amount of time, Flying Mario will revert back to normal Mario.
Mario can obtain this form only when he grabs a [[Red Star]]. In this form, [[Mario Cap|Mario's cap]] and overalls become black, while his overall buttons and shoes turn red, but his shirt remains the same (Luigi undergoes the same changes except with dark green instead of black and with green instead of red). While Mario is in this form, [[spin]]ning while [[jump]]ing allows him to [[fly]]. This is similar to the [[Wing Cap]] ability from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', except the player has much more control and Mario can fly the whole time, rather than having to gain momentum first. This form also allows Mario to attract nearby [[coin]]s and [[Star Bit]]s by spinning. After a limited amount of time, Flying Mario will revert to normal Mario.


This power-up's uses were quite minimal, since without hacking, it can only be used at the [[Comet Observatory]] and the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Also, the power-up does not return in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', though the form is in the programming.
This form has many different controls. While Mario flies, the player can hold the {{button|wii|A}} button to hover in midair. The player can then change his direction by tilting around, and the light streaks he leaves behind go in front of him as a guide to where he will go. Pressing {{Button|wii|Z}} once while flying causes Mario to stop flying, do a somersault in the air, and fall to the ground slowly. The player can then press {{button|wii|Z}} again to make Mario do a [[Ground Pound]].


==Trivia==
This power-up's uses are quite minimal since it can be used only at the [[Comet Observatory]] and the Gateway Galaxy. Within the Comet Observatory, if Mario talks to the Pink [[Luma]]s beside the Domes and causes the [[Launch Star]] to appear, Flying Mario can reach the warp to the [[galaxy]] without using the Launch Star. However, this works only with the Pink Lumas next to the [[Terrace (Super Mario Galaxy)|Terrace]] and the [[Engine Room]]. Attempting to fly to the planet containing the [[Trial Galaxies]] will result in Flying Mario hitting an invisible wall and falling back down to the Comet Observatory. This was most likely done to prevent the player from using Flying Mario to get to the Trial Galaxies before getting the three [[Green Star]]s.
*Strangely, Flying Mario cannot access the planet containing the [[Trial Galaxies]] on his own. Mario will hit an invisible wall and fall back down to the [[Comet Observatory]]. This was most likely done to disallow the player from using Flying Mario to get to the Trial Galaxies before getting the 3 [[Green Power Star]]s. This can happen also because the Trials Galaxies Planet is very far from the observatory.
* In the [[Comet Observatory]], if Mario talks to the pink [[Luma]] besides the [[Terrace]], the Launch Star to [[Sweet Sweet Galaxy]] will appear. This makes the warp more closer to Mario. If Mario transforms into Flying Mario, he can use the flying power only to reach the galaxy. This also works with the pink Luma near the [[Engine Room]] and the [[Sand Spiral Galaxy]].


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On the Comet Observatory, the power-up can be used to get hidden [[1-Up Mushroom]]s scattered around the area. One is at the very top of the spire, another one is under the [[Gate (Super Mario Galaxy)|Gate]], and one is under the [[Library (Super Mario Galaxy)|Library]].
{{Mario's Transformations}}
 
[[Category:Forms]]
Flying Mario, [[Boo Mario]], and [[Spring Mario]] are the only power-ups in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' that can be worn off and deactivated by a Launch Star. Flying Mario, however, can be deactivated only by the ones in the Comet Observatory, due to there being no Launch Stars in [[Gateway's Purple Coins]].
[[Category:Mario's Transformations]]
 
[[Category:Super Mario Galaxy]]
While the power-up does not return in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', it is still present in the game's data.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_Galaxy_2#Unused_Power-Ups The Cutting Room Floor - Super Mario Galaxy 2]</ref>
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
SMG-Flying Mario Art.png|Artwork of Flying Mario
SMG Asset Model Flying Mario.png|Model of Flying Mario
SMG Asset Model Flying Luigi.png|Model of Flying Luigi
SMG Flying Luigi.png|Screenshot of Flying Luigi
SMG Flying Luigi Purple Coins.png|Screenshot of Flying Luigi
SM3DAS SMG Loading Screen 6.png|''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' loading screen
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=フライングマリオ
|JapR=Furaingu Mario
|JapM=Flying Mario
|Spa=Mario Volador
|SpaM=Flying Mario
|Fre=Mario Volant
|FreM=Flying Mario
|Ger=Flug-Mario
|GerM=Flying Mario
|Ita=Mario Plano
|ItaM=Plane Mario
|Kor=플라잉마리오
|KorR=Peullaing Mario
|KorM=Flying Mario
|Chi=飞翔马力欧
|ChiR=Fēixiáng Mǎlìōu
|ChiM=Flying Mario
}}
 
==References==
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{{Mario forms}}
{{SMG}}
[[Category:Mario forms]]
[[Category:Super Mario Galaxy forms]]
[[de:Flug-Verwandlung]]
[[it:Mario Plano]]

Revision as of 19:35, July 17, 2024

Flying Mario
Artwork of Flying Mario from Super Mario Galaxy.
Applies to Mario, Luigi
Item needed Red Star
Power(s) given Fly, attract coins and Star Bits
First appearance Super Mario Galaxy (2007)
Latest appearance Super Mario 3D All-Stars (2020)

Flying Mario and Flying Luigi are forms taken by Mario and Luigi in Super Mario Galaxy. The form is first used when Mario returns to the Gateway Galaxy to collect 100 Purple Coins.

Flying Mario
Flying Mario, collecting Purple Coins at the Gateway Galaxy

Mario can obtain this form only when he grabs a Red Star. In this form, Mario's cap and overalls become black, while his overall buttons and shoes turn red, but his shirt remains the same (Luigi undergoes the same changes except with dark green instead of black and with green instead of red). While Mario is in this form, spinning while jumping allows him to fly. This is similar to the Wing Cap ability from Super Mario 64, except the player has much more control and Mario can fly the whole time, rather than having to gain momentum first. This form also allows Mario to attract nearby coins and Star Bits by spinning. After a limited amount of time, Flying Mario will revert to normal Mario.

This form has many different controls. While Mario flies, the player can hold the A Button button to hover in midair. The player can then change his direction by tilting around, and the light streaks he leaves behind go in front of him as a guide to where he will go. Pressing Nunchuk Z Button once while flying causes Mario to stop flying, do a somersault in the air, and fall to the ground slowly. The player can then press Nunchuk Z Button again to make Mario do a Ground Pound.

This power-up's uses are quite minimal since it can be used only at the Comet Observatory and the Gateway Galaxy. Within the Comet Observatory, if Mario talks to the Pink Lumas beside the Domes and causes the Launch Star to appear, Flying Mario can reach the warp to the galaxy without using the Launch Star. However, this works only with the Pink Lumas next to the Terrace and the Engine Room. Attempting to fly to the planet containing the Trial Galaxies will result in Flying Mario hitting an invisible wall and falling back down to the Comet Observatory. This was most likely done to prevent the player from using Flying Mario to get to the Trial Galaxies before getting the three Green Stars.

On the Comet Observatory, the power-up can be used to get hidden 1-Up Mushrooms scattered around the area. One is at the very top of the spire, another one is under the Gate, and one is under the Library.

Flying Mario, Boo Mario, and Spring Mario are the only power-ups in Super Mario Galaxy that can be worn off and deactivated by a Launch Star. Flying Mario, however, can be deactivated only by the ones in the Comet Observatory, due to there being no Launch Stars in Gateway's Purple Coins.

While the power-up does not return in Super Mario Galaxy 2, it is still present in the game's data.[1]

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese フライングマリオ[?]
Furaingu Mario
Flying Mario
Chinese 飞翔马力欧[?]
Fēixiáng Mǎlìōu
Flying Mario
French Mario Volant[?] Flying Mario
German Flug-Mario[?] Flying Mario
Italian Mario Plano[?] Plane Mario
Korean 플라잉마리오[?]
Peullaing Mario
Flying Mario
Spanish Mario Volador[?] Flying Mario

References