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|title=Sistine Chapel ceiling | |||
|image=[[File:Sistine Chapel ceiling MIMNES.png]]<br>NES<br>[[File:Sistine Chapel ceiling MIMSNES.png]]<br>SNES | |||
|first_appearance=''[[Mario is Missing! (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|Mario is Missing!]]'' ([[List of games by date#1993|1993]]) | |||
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The '''{{wp|Sistine Chapel ceiling}}''' is an item in the [[Mario is Missing! (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|SNES]] and [[Mario is Missing! (Nintendo Entertainment System)|NES versions of ''Mario is Missing!'']]. It is literally the entire roof of the [[Sistine Chapel]], as painted by [[Michelangelo Buonarroti]]. It gets stolen in its entirety by [[Koopa Troopa]]s when they attack the city of [[Rome]]. Luigi then single-handedly takes it from a Koopa Troopa roaming Rome's streets. As he does not recognize it, he then shows it to other people within the city, who describe the ceiling's history and where it belongs. Eventually, Luigi takes it to the Sistine Chapel's information booth and gives it back after proving that the ceiling in his possession is the real deal. It appears in place of [[Michelangelo's Paintbrush]] (which is presumably also depicted on the item's NES sprite) from the PC versions. The SNES sprite depicts part of {{wp|The Creation of Adam}}, albeit with {{wp|Adam}}'s genitals censored with a {{wp|fig leaf}}. | |||
==Information== | |||
*Boy: ''"The artist stood on a scaffold for over 4 years. Mom won't let me draw on the walls for even five minutes."'' | |||
*Tourist: ''"My guidebook says that's Michelangelo's greatest work." | |||
*Business Woman: | |||
** ''"Michelangelo was up for painting ceilings! That's his masterpiece."'' (SNES) | |||
** ''"Michelangelo was up for, painting ceilings! That's one of them."'' (NES) | |||
*Scientist: | |||
** ''"That belongs in the Sistine Chapel. Sistine means 'six' in Latin."'' (SNES) | |||
** ''"That ceiling belongs in the Sistine Chapel. Sistine means 'six' in Latin."'' (NES) | |||
*Police Officer: ''"The Pope went through the roof when that turned up missing! The Vatican isn't the same without it."'' | |||
{{MIM}} | |||
[[Category:Mario is Missing! items]] | |||
Revision as of 10:19, August 27, 2024
| Sistine Chapel ceiling | |
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| First appearance | Mario is Missing! (1993) |
The Sistine Chapel ceiling is an item in the SNES and NES versions of Mario is Missing!. It is literally the entire roof of the Sistine Chapel, as painted by Michelangelo Buonarroti. It gets stolen in its entirety by Koopa Troopas when they attack the city of Rome. Luigi then single-handedly takes it from a Koopa Troopa roaming Rome's streets. As he does not recognize it, he then shows it to other people within the city, who describe the ceiling's history and where it belongs. Eventually, Luigi takes it to the Sistine Chapel's information booth and gives it back after proving that the ceiling in his possession is the real deal. It appears in place of Michelangelo's Paintbrush (which is presumably also depicted on the item's NES sprite) from the PC versions. The SNES sprite depicts part of The Creation of Adam, albeit with Adam's genitals censored with a fig leaf.
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- Boy: "The artist stood on a scaffold for over 4 years. Mom won't let me draw on the walls for even five minutes."
- Tourist: "My guidebook says that's Michelangelo's greatest work."
- Business Woman:
- "Michelangelo was up for painting ceilings! That's his masterpiece." (SNES)
- "Michelangelo was up for, painting ceilings! That's one of them." (NES)
- Scientist:
- "That belongs in the Sistine Chapel. Sistine means 'six' in Latin." (SNES)
- "That ceiling belongs in the Sistine Chapel. Sistine means 'six' in Latin." (NES)
- Police Officer: "The Pope went through the roof when that turned up missing! The Vatican isn't the same without it."
