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SMM2 SMW Moon.png|The Moon in the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' game style
SMM2 SMW Moon.png|The Moon in the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' game style
SMM2-NSMBU-Moon.png|The Moon in the ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' game style
SMM2-NSMBU-Moon.png|The Moon in the ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' game style
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SMM2 Moon Night.png|The Moon in an overworld ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' course
SMM2 Moon Night.png|The Moon in an overworld ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' course
SMM2 Night Forest.png|A forest ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' course under the effects of the Moon
SMM2 Night Forest.png|A forest ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' course under the effects of the Moon

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Template:Item-infobox The Moon is a course part introduced in Super Mario Maker 2. It serves as an alternate form of the Angry Sun, but instead of harming the playable character, it defeats every enemy on the screen upon touching it.

When a Moon is placed in a course in the editor mode, the current theme switches to a night variant with different properties than the normal daytime one. However, after it has been placed once, the night variant of every theme becomes selectable from the menu, and the Moon will not need to be placed again to trigger night mode from that point onward. In addition to unique level effects, nighttime levels have a starry background (with the exception of Ghost House and underwater levels, which have darker versions of their respective backgrounds), and a music-box version of the level's music plays instead of the standard one.

The Moon, along with the Angry Sun, is absent in the Super Mario 3D World game style. As such, the night theme is not present in it.

Level effects

Theme Night-time effect
Ground All enemies behave as if in water; Chain Chomps have extended chains; Boos chase Mario only when he is facing them; Super Mushrooms and Big Mushrooms continuously bounce; Fire Flowers travel along the ground
Underground Level is flipped upside-down
Underwater Level is completely dark except for a small radius around the player and certain objects
Ghost House Level is completely dark except for a small radius around the player and certain objects
Airship Cosmetic thunder and rain effects; all enemies behave as if underwater
Castle Characters swim in the air
Desert Strong winds blow (direction and frequency depends on game style)
Snow All walkable surfaces are slippery
Forest Water is turned into poison
Sky Low gravity; all enemies behave as if underwater

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Screenshots