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If there's Lava, Goop and other ground obstacles articles, then why no quicksand article? | If there's Lava, Goop and other ground obstacles articles, then why no quicksand article? | ||
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"Lava is, quite simply, molten rock, just like in real life." Just a thought, is it confirmed in any Mario games/other products? I know it doesn't really matter, and that it is supposed to be like in real life, but there is no evidence of this. Maybe we should write "Lava is a hazard than can defeat Mario if he touches it.", or something like that (and more well-written :D ) {{User:Banon/sig}} 12:24, 29 March 2013 (EDT) | |||
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Magma
Shouldn't we call the lava that's underground magma? Or should we simply call them all lava?
The preceding unsigned comment was added by IGGY7735 (talk).
- I think that magma is pretty much completely enclosed by earth, but lava is in the open, and that's how it is in all the Mario games. Yoshiwaker
If there's Lava, Goop and other ground obstacles articles, then why no quicksand article?
- --Super Bluey
Molten rock
"Lava is, quite simply, molten rock, just like in real life." Just a thought, is it confirmed in any Mario games/other products? I know it doesn't really matter, and that it is supposed to be like in real life, but there is no evidence of this. Maybe we should write "Lava is a hazard than can defeat Mario if he touches it.", or something like that (and more well-written :D )
Banon (talk · edits) 12:24, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
