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'''Cosmic Clones''' are shadowy duplicates of [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] that first appeared in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They copy Mario or Luigi's every move, even copying their death animation if they die. They appear to be a successor to Cosmic Mario: they are strikingly similar to him, sharing the same voice as him, and their theme is the Cosmic Comet theme from ''Super Mario Galaxy'' (a half-step higher pitch and an edited opening section, which in turn is a cover version of the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' overworld and underground | '''Cosmic Clones''' are shadowy duplicates of [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] that first appeared in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They copy Mario or Luigi's every move, even copying their death animation if they die. They appear to be a successor to [[Cosmic Mario]]: they are strikingly similar to him, sharing the same voice as him, and their theme is the Cosmic Comet theme from ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' (a half-step higher pitch and an edited opening section, which in turn is a cover version of the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' [[Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)|overworld]] and [[Underground Theme|underground]] themes). The only difference is their color and the Cosmic Clones' glowing yellow eyes. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 20:16, January 6, 2022
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- Not to be confused with Cosmic Mario or Shadow Mario.
Template:Species-infobox Template:Quote2 Cosmic Clones are shadowy duplicates of Mario or Luigi that first appeared in Super Mario Galaxy 2. They copy Mario or Luigi's every move, even copying their death animation if they die. They appear to be a successor to Cosmic Mario: they are strikingly similar to him, sharing the same voice as him, and their theme is the Cosmic Comet theme from Super Mario Galaxy (a half-step higher pitch and an edited opening section, which in turn is a cover version of the Super Mario Bros. overworld and underground themes). The only difference is their color and the Cosmic Clones' glowing yellow eyes.
History
Super Mario Galaxy 2
In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Cosmic Clones are created once a certain point is reached in a galaxy and follow behind Mario or Luigi, mimicking every movement he makes. Boards usually warn Mario that Cosmic Clones are present in the area, although they also appear when a Clone Comet orbits a galaxy.
Cosmic Clones mimic whatever Mario or Luigi does, even if the landscape has recently been changed. For example, they can jump on a platform where Mario or Luigi were standing, even if it has disappeared or moved. If Mario or Luigi get hit by a clone, they receive damage and the clone vanishes, with the rest of the clones then mimicking the plumber taking damage. Once the way forward is revealed, the clones scream, disappear, and release three Star Bits each.
Super Mario 3D Land
Cosmic Clones appear in the Special Worlds of Super Mario 3D Land, where they resemble Small Mario. Regardless of which character encounters a Cosmic Clone, they always resemble Mario's appearance more than Luigi's. They act as they do in Super Mario Galaxy 2, but have a purple outline instead of a red one, and only one appears instead of a group; this one does not vanish if Mario or Luigi touch them. Mario or Luigi can destroy them by touching them while invincible; they give three Coins upon destruction. Upon reaching a certain area (normally the level's halfway point), the Cosmic Clone disappears. If the player leaves that area, the Cosmic Clone appears again, even if they have been destroyed with a Super Star.
This game also introduces Big Cosmic Clones, which have a slower and lower-pitched voice, and are four times as big. They can also destroy Brick Blocks on contact, and they give ten coins when defeated.
The clones' theme music is same as in Super Mario Galaxy 2, albeit with most of the fading cosmic synth pads removed.
Locations
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Super Mario 3D Land
- Special 1-2 (Regular)
- Special 4-2 (Regular)
- Special 5-2 (Regular)
- Special 6-4 (Regular)
- Special 7-2 (Regular)
- Special 7-4 (Big)
- Special 7-
Castle (Big) - Special 8-1 (Regular)
- Special 8-3 (Big)
- Special 8-5 (Big)
- Special 8-
Crown (Appears at the Burners part) (Big)
Gallery
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Super Mario 3D Land
Special 7-
Castle
Special 8-
Crown
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | Shadow Mario/Luigi[1] (internal) マネック Manekku Ghost Player[2] (internal) ちびマネック[3] Chibi Manekku |
Cosmic Mario/Luigi From「真似」(mane, imitation) and possibly「ミミック」(mimikku, mimic) Ghost Player (shared with Mummy-Me) Small Cosmic Clone (Super Mario 3D Land) |
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| Chinese (simplified) | 模仿客[4] Mófǎng Kè |
Literally "Imitate Outsider", while "客" (kè) is transliteration of the Japanese name | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 黑影子[?] Hēi Yǐngzi |
Black Shadow | |
| German | Schattenmario[?] | Shadow Mario | |
| Italian | Duplimario Ombra Scura (Super Mario Galaxy 2)[?] |
Contraction of "duplicate" and Mario Dark Shadow |
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| Korean | 검은그림자 Geomeun geurimja 따라클 Ttarakeul[?] |
Black Shadow From 따라하다 (ttarahada, to imitate) |
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| Spanish (NOA) | Sombras de Mario[?] | Mario's Shadows | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Sombra de Mario[?] | Mario's Shadow |
Trivia
- Mummy-Mes from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker have the same behavior as Cosmic Clones.
- In Super Mario Galaxy 2, only the first clone uses voice clips when jumping. If the player is hurt by the first Cosmic Clone, the other ones only play sound effects.
References
- ^ Super Mario Galaxy 2 internal filenames (MarioShadow and LuigiShadow)
- ^ Super Mario 3D Land internal filename (GhostPlayer)
- ^ Shogakukan. 2015. Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook, Super Mario 3D Land section, page 180.
- ^ https://www.ique.com/3ds/arej/course/index.html
