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This doesn't deserve an article. {{User:Reversinator/sig}} | This doesn't deserve an article. {{User:Reversinator/sig}} | ||
:This also brings up the question of whether we need [[Ax]]. --{{User|Garlic Man}} | :This also brings up the question of whether we need [[Ax]]. --{{User|Garlic Man}} | ||
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::::Doesn't a cork make an appearance in [[Super Mario Sunshine]] on the first mission of [[Noki Bay]]. You knoe, when the Monty Mole clogs up the waterfall with a giant cork and mains a cannon located on it.--{{User:Gamefreak75/Sig}} | ::::Doesn't a cork make an appearance in [[Super Mario Sunshine]] on the first mission of [[Noki Bay]]. You knoe, when the Monty Mole clogs up the waterfall with a giant cork and mains a cannon located on it.--{{User:Gamefreak75/Sig}} | ||
:::::True, but it's still pretty minor. {{User:Reversinator/sig}} | :::::True, but it's still pretty minor. {{User:Reversinator/sig}} | ||
::::::Well I think it plays a major role in the Noki Bay missions, because the waterfall is the only way to access underwater, but it is being plugged by a cork. Oh and also a cork appears in level 2-6 of [[New Super Mario Bros.]] where it is blocking a pipe to the exit.--{{User:Gamefreak75/Sig}} | |||
:::::::Okay, there is no need for deletion now.--{{User:Gamefreak75/Sig}} | |||
::::::::Kudos to Gamefreak and Lindsayoris. Article looks a lot more legitimate than it did this morning lol. --{{User|Garlic Man}} | |||
Latest revision as of 18:54, January 11, 2010
This doesn't deserve an article. Hello, I'm Time Turner.
- This also brings up the question of whether we need Ax. --Garlic Man (talk)
- An Ax can at least be interacted with; you have to touch it to use it, so I suppose it qualifies as an item. The cork in the Sub-Con vase only appears during the ending cutscene, where the player's character pulls it out of the vase automatically, so it doesn't even qualify as that.--vellidragon 09:58, 11 January 2010 (EST)
- I agree. The Ax is relevant for gameplay, but the Cork just makes a brief appearance in the ending. --Grandy02 11:23, 11 January 2010 (EST)
- Doesn't a cork make an appearance in Super Mario Sunshine on the first mission of Noki Bay. You knoe, when the Monty Mole clogs up the waterfall with a giant cork and mains a cannon located on it.--FREAK ~Game
Freak~ OUT!
- True, but it's still pretty minor. Hello, I'm Time Turner.
- Well I think it plays a major role in the Noki Bay missions, because the waterfall is the only way to access underwater, but it is being plugged by a cork. Oh and also a cork appears in level 2-6 of New Super Mario Bros. where it is blocking a pipe to the exit.--FREAK ~Game Freak~ OUT!
- Okay, there is no need for deletion now.--FREAK ~Game Freak~ OUT!
- Kudos to Gamefreak and Lindsayoris. Article looks a lot more legitimate than it did this morning lol. --Garlic Man (talk)
- Okay, there is no need for deletion now.--FREAK ~Game
- Well I think it plays a major role in the Noki Bay missions, because the waterfall is the only way to access underwater, but it is being plugged by a cork. Oh and also a cork appears in level 2-6 of New Super Mario Bros. where it is blocking a pipe to the exit.--FREAK ~Game
- True, but it's still pretty minor. Hello, I'm Time Turner.
- Doesn't a cork make an appearance in Super Mario Sunshine on the first mission of Noki Bay. You knoe, when the Monty Mole clogs up the waterfall with a giant cork and mains a cannon located on it.--FREAK ~Game
- I agree. The Ax is relevant for gameplay, but the Cork just makes a brief appearance in the ending. --Grandy02 11:23, 11 January 2010 (EST)
- An Ax can at least be interacted with; you have to touch it to use it, so I suppose it qualifies as an item. The cork in the Sub-Con vase only appears during the ending cutscene, where the player's character pulls it out of the vase automatically, so it doesn't even qualify as that.--vellidragon 09:58, 11 January 2010 (EST)
