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(I'd appreciate if someone with more translation experience could pinpoint exactly what in the japanese name is actually part of the name. Anyways here's the spinning devices as labeled by Merluvlee!) |
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Latest revision as of 15:47, February 8, 2025
| Spinning device | |
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 Mario riding a spinning device | |
| First appearance | Super Paper Mario (2007) |
| Effect | Transports players across areas in a level |
- “Beyond the red door... I see Mount Lineland. A spinning device appears. You get on and go forward.”
- —Merluvlee, Super Paper Mario
Spinning devices, also called turning devices, are intersecting clusters of flipping rectangles which transport the player character between level sections in Super Paper Mario. They are found along Mount Lineland, Yold Desert, Gloam Valley, and Underwhere Road, sometimes requiring the activation of certain ! Switches to appear. While in 2-D, standing inside the red or blue square allows the first spinning device to pick the player character up, passing them along to the next rectangle in the chain until they reach another colored square. The player character cannot move or be damaged while riding a spinning device.
Gallery[edit]
Yold Desert
Underwhere Road
Underwhere Road
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クルクル回るしかけ[?] Kurukuru mawaru shikake |
Spinning mechanism |
