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==Variations== | ==Variations== | ||
*[[Axe]] | *'''[[Axe]]''' | ||
The axe defeats [[Bowser]] by sending him into the lava. It is the only way [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] can defeat him without a [[Fire Flower]]. | |||
*[[Crystal Ball]] | *[[Crystal Ball]] | ||
*[[Giant Gate]] | *[[Giant Gate]] | ||
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Goals are the end target of a level in the Mario series and associated series. The first and most common example was the Goal Pole, a flagpole seen first in Super Mario Bros., but many other varieties exist in later games, including the Power Stars of Super Mario 64 and the Super Mario Galaxy games.
Variations
The axe defeats Bowser by sending him into the lava. It is the only way Mario or Luigi can defeat him without a Fire Flower.
- Crystal Ball
- Giant Gate
- Goal Pole
- Goal roulette
- Magic Ball
- Mask Gate
- Power Star
- Roulette Box
- Shine Sprite
- Sticker Comet
Gallery
- SMB-1-1Goal.png
Super Mario Bros. 1-1 Goal, including flagpole
- SMB2-1-1Goal.png
Super Mario Bros. 2 1-1 Goal, including Crystal Ball & Mask Gate
Super Mario World Yoshi's Island 1 Goal, including Giant Gate
Super Mario Maker (Axe, New Super Mario Bros. U style)
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