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[[File:Obelisk Mario Pinball Land.png|thumb|An enchanted obelisk]] | [[File:Obelisk Mario Pinball Land.png|thumb|An enchanted obelisk]] | ||
'''Enchanted obelisks'''<ref>''[[Nintendo Power]]'' Volume 185, page 117.</ref> are objects that appear in the room with [[Egyptian Koopa]]. Hitting the enchanted obelisk temporary turns the player into a [[Super Mario|super-sized ball]] form, which is required in order to defeat the Egyptian Koopa. It also significantly knocks [[Mario]] back, and grants 100 [[point]]s. Enchanted obelisks flash when hit, and do not disappear after the boss is defeated. There are only two enchanted obelisks in the boss room, and two more in the boss rematch room. | '''Enchanted obelisks'''<ref>''[[Nintendo Power]]'' Volume 185, page 117.</ref> are objects that appear in the room with [[Egyptian Koopa]]. Hitting the enchanted obelisk temporary turns the player into a [[Super Mario (form)|super-sized ball]] form, which is required in order to defeat the Egyptian Koopa. It also significantly knocks [[Mario]] back, and grants 100 [[point]]s. Enchanted obelisks flash when hit, and do not disappear after the boss is defeated. There are only two enchanted obelisks in the boss room, and two more in the boss rematch room. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 06:09, February 19, 2022
Enchanted obelisks[1] are objects that appear in the room with Egyptian Koopa. Hitting the enchanted obelisk temporary turns the player into a super-sized ball form, which is required in order to defeat the Egyptian Koopa. It also significantly knocks Mario back, and grants 100 points. Enchanted obelisks flash when hit, and do not disappear after the boss is defeated. There are only two enchanted obelisks in the boss room, and two more in the boss rematch room.
Gallery
Artwork of Egyptian Koopa with two enchanted obelisks behind.
References
- ^ Nintendo Power Volume 185, page 117.
