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{{Quote|Are you familiar with these pink flowers here? Step on one to put a spring in your step.|Concordian|Mario & Luigi: Brothership}} | {{Quote|Are you familiar with these pink flowers here? Step on one to put a spring in your step.|Concordian|Mario & Luigi: Brothership}} | ||
'''Bouncy Blooms''' are a type of flower in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Brothership]]'', first appearing on [[Raynforst Island]],<ref group=n>Bouncy Blooms actually first appear on Raynforst Island, in an area that cannot be accessed until the island's lighthouse is restored. However, the flowers cannot be interacted with as they are found floating high in the air, only reacheable by rolling up ramps using [[Ball Blitz]].</ref> and then formally introduced on [[Florall Island]]. Usually pink-colored, these flowers bounce [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] on contact and send them in the air for a moment before drifting back down, all while spinning. Blue Bouncy Blooms later appear on [[Shipshape Island]], and [[Slippenglide Island]]'s Bouncy Blooms are covered in snow. The snow can be removed only by using either [[UFO Vacuum]] or a fireball while in [[Fire & Ice]] form. | '''Bouncy Blooms''' are a type of flower in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Brothership]]'', first appearing on [[Raynforst Island]],<ref group=n>Bouncy Blooms actually first appear on Raynforst Island, in an area that cannot be accessed until the island's lighthouse is restored. However, the flowers cannot be interacted with as they are found floating high in the air, only reacheable by rolling up ramps using [[Ball Blitz]].</ref> and then formally introduced on [[Florall Island]]. Usually pink-colored, these flowers bounce [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] on contact and send them in the air for a moment before drifting back down, all while spinning. Blue Bouncy Blooms later appear on [[Shipshape Island]] which make Mario and Luigi move faster while in the air, and [[Slippenglide Island]]'s Bouncy Blooms are covered in snow. The snow can be removed only by using either [[UFO Vacuum]] or a fireball while in [[Fire & Ice]] form. | ||
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Revision as of 05:39, January 29, 2025
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- “Are you familiar with these pink flowers here? Step on one to put a spring in your step.”
- —Concordian, Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Bouncy Blooms are a type of flower in Mario & Luigi: Brothership, first appearing on Raynforst Island,[n 1] and then formally introduced on Florall Island. Usually pink-colored, these flowers bounce Mario and Luigi on contact and send them in the air for a moment before drifting back down, all while spinning. Blue Bouncy Blooms later appear on Shipshape Island which make Mario and Luigi move faster while in the air, and Slippenglide Island's Bouncy Blooms are covered in snow. The snow can be removed only by using either UFO Vacuum or a fireball while in Fire & Ice form.
Gallery
Mario and Luigi bouncing on Bouncy Blooms.
Blue Bouncy Blooms on Shipshape Island.
A Bouncy Bloom covered in snow.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| French (NOE) | Fleur boing[1] | Boing flower | |
| Italian | Fiore rimbalzante[2] | Bouncy flower |
Notes
- ^ Bouncy Blooms actually first appear on Raynforst Island, in an area that cannot be accessed until the island's lighthouse is restored. However, the flowers cannot be interacted with as they are found floating high in the air, only reacheable by rolling up ramps using Ball Blitz.
References
- ^ OcariKnights (November 29, 2024). Première Action Duo - Mario & Luigi : L'épopée fraternelle #08. YouTube. Retrieved January 24, 2025.
- ^ Mario & Luigi: Fraternauti alla carica - LIVE #2. By Mariuigi Khed on YouTube. Retrieved on January 24, 2025.
