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*Many of the badges are similar to or reference power-ups and abilities in previous ''Super Mario'' titles: | *Many of the badges are similar to or reference power-ups and abilities in previous ''Super Mario'' titles: | ||
**Parachute Cap functions similar to many gliding power-ups and abilities, such as Peach's [[Floating Jump]] ability originating from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', [[Raccoon Mario]], [[Tanooki Mario]], [[Bunny Mario]], [[Cape Mario]], [[Flying Squirrel Mario]], and [[Peachette]]. | **Parachute Cap functions similar to many gliding power-ups and abilities, such as [[Princess Peach|Peach]]'s [[Floating Jump]] ability originating from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', [[Raccoon Mario]], [[Tanooki Mario]], [[Bunny Mario]], [[Cape Mario]], [[Flying Squirrel Mario]], and [[Peachette]]. | ||
**Floating High Jump functions similar to [[Luigi]]'s [[Scuttle]]. | **Floating High Jump functions similar to [[Luigi]]'s [[Scuttle]]. | ||
**Boosting Spin Jump functions as an airborne [[Double Jump (airborne)|Double Jump]] and resembles ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''{{'}}s [[Spin Jump]]. | **Boosting Spin Jump functions as an airborne [[Double Jump (airborne)|Double Jump]] similar to [[Princess Daisy|Daisy]]'s double jump in ''[[Super Mario Run]]'', and resembles ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''{{'}}s [[Spin Jump]]. | ||
**Wall-Climb Jump functions similar to a [[List of Super Mario Bros. glitches#Wall Jump|glitch]] from ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' | **Wall-Climb Jump functions similar to a [[List of Super Mario Bros. glitches#Wall Jump|glitch]] from ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' | ||
**Crouching High Jump is the same ability as the [[Charge jump|Power Squat Jump]] from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', as well as being similar to the [[Backward Somersault]]. | **Crouching High Jump is the same ability as the [[Charge jump|Power Squat Jump]] from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', as well as being similar to the [[Backward Somersault]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:14, January 1, 2024
- This article is about the badges in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. For the badges in Mario Kart Tour, see List of badges in Mario Kart Tour. For the badges in other games, see Badge.
- “Oh, yeah, badges! They have lots of different effects. People who travel through the Flower Kingdom like using them.”
- —Prince Florian, Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Badges in Super Mario Bros. Wonder are collectable and equippable items that are found from completion of a Badge Challenge or bought from Poplin Shops (with the exception of the Standee Shop in the Special World). Prince Florian equips these items to assist the players in levels. Players can equip a badge before starting a course or losing a life. "Prince's Choice" randomizes the badge chosen, which can be selected by pressing 
on the badge-selection screen.[1] In some levels, Prince Florian will recommend a badge to use, and if the player selects "Prince's Choice" in these levels, Prince Florian will always choose the badge he recommends.
The first badge, Parachute Cap, is obtained from Badge House in Pipe-Rock Plateau. The final badge, Sound Off, is unlocked from first completing the final level in the game, The Final-Final Test Badge Marathon, then entering the Poplin house WONDER? The badge replaces the default sound effects in the game with voiced a cappella sound effects. If players obtain every badge, the game adds a medal to the save file.
List of badges
There are 24 badges, including nine Action Badges that add new abilities to the characters, eleven Boost Badges that grant passive benefits to players, and four Expert Badges that grant an advanced skill intended for more experienced players.[2][3]
Action Badges
| Badge | Description | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|
Parachute Cap[2]
|
While in midair, press  or shake the controller to open your hat and float slowly downward.[2]
|
Clearing the tutorial in Badge House in Pipe-Rock Plateau |
Wall-Climb Jump[2]
|
Jump against a wall and then press  to jump straight up once.[2]
|
Clearing either Badge Challenge Wall-Climb Jump I or Badge Challenge Wall-Climb Jump II |
Dolphin Kick[2]
|
While underwater, press or shake the controller to unleash a brief burst of speed.[2]
|
Clearing either Badge Challenge Dolphin Kick I or Badge Challenge Dolphin Kick II |
Floating High Jump[2]
|
Jump higher than usual and momentarily float.[2] | Clearing either Badge Challenge Floating High Jump I or Badge Challenge Floating High Jump II |
Crouching High Jump[2]
|
Crouch and charge up power to jump higher than usual.[4] | Clearing either Badge Challenge Crouching High Jump I or Badge Challenge Crouching High Jump II |
Timed High Jump[2]
|
Time consecutive jumps just right to jump higher than usual. You'll even jump high on sand.[2] | Purchasable at the Poplin Shop in Sunbaked Desert |
Fast Dash
|
Dash a little faster than usual. You'll walk a little faster too, even across sandy areas! | Purchasable at the hidden Poplin Shop in Sunbaked Desert |
Grappling Vine[2]
|
While in midair, press or shake the controller to launch a vine that can grab a wall.
|
Clearing either Badge Challenge Grappling Vine I or Badge Challenge Grappling Vine II |
Boosting Spin Jump[2]
|
While in midair, press or shake the controller to gain a little extra altitude.
|
Clearing either Badge Challenge Boosting Spin Jump I or Badge Challenge Boosting Spin Jump II |
Boost Badges
| Badge | Description | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|
Coin Reward[2]
|
Earn coins for defeating enemies.[2] | Purchasable at the Poplin Shop in Pipe-Rock Plateau, the second shop in Petal Isles, and any shop in later worlds except the secret shop in Sunbaked Desert |
Auto Super Mushroom[2]
|
Start a course with a Super Mushroom power-up.[2] | Received from clearing Wiggler Race Mountaineering! |
Add ! Blocks[5][6]
|
Add ! Blocks to courses. The ! Blocks may act as extra platforms, contain items, or serve other purposes.[5][6] | Purchasable at any Poplin Shop except in Pipe-Rock Plateau and the secret shop in Sunbaked Desert |
Safety Bounce[2]
|
Bounce back out of pits, lava, or poison swamps just one time per fall.[2] | Purchasable at the second Poplin Shop in Fluff-Puff Peaks, the second shop in Petal Isles, and any shop in later worlds except the secret shop in Sunbaked Desert |
Rhythm Jump
|
Earn coins by jumping in time with the beat. In-game tip: You'll get coins by equipping the Rhythm Jump Badge and jumping along to the beat! |
Received from clearing Ninji Jump Party |
Sensor
|
Detect significant items nearby, such as Wonder Flowers or 10-flower coins. | Received from fixing the bridge in Fungi Mines |
Coin Magnet[2]
|
Pull in nearby coins and flower coins.[7] | Purchasable at the Poplin Shop in Deep Magma Bog |
All Elephant Power
|
Change into Elephant form when you collect any power-up. | Purchasable at any Poplin Shop except the first shop in Petal Isles and the secret shop in Sunbaked Desert, after completing The Final Battle! Bowser's Rage Stage |
All Fire Power
|
Change into Fire form when you collect any power-up. | |
All Bubble Power
|
Change into Bubble form when you collect any power-up. | |
All Drill Power
|
Change into Drill form when you collect any power-up. |
Expert Badges
| Badge | Description | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|
Jet Run[2]
|
Dash continuously at incredible speed. If you run off an edge, you'll also have a short window where you can jump in midair. In-game tip: When you have the Jet Run Badge equipped, you can dash perpetually at incredible speeds! |
Clearing either Expert Badge Challenge Jet Run I or Expert Badge Challenge Jet Run II |
Spring Feet
|
Perpetually hop along. You can also jump higher than usual. In-game tip: You can hop perpetually when the Spring Feet Badge is equipped. |
Clearing either Expert Badge Challenge Spring Feet I or Expert Badge Challenge Spring Feet II |
Invisibility[2]
|
Disappear from sight, making it impossible for enemies to spot you. In-game tip: When worn, the Invisibility Badge makes the player invisible and impossible for enemies to find. |
Clearing either Expert Badge Challenge Invisibility I or Expert Badge Challenge Invisibility II |
Sound Off?
|
Hear strange voices... In-game tip: Equipping the Sound Off? Badge will allow you to hear unusual voices! |
Received in the Poplin house WONDER?, which is unlocked upon clearing The Final-Final Test Badge Marathon |
Names in other languages
Badge
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | バッジ[?] Bajji |
Badge | |
| Chinese | 徽章[?] Huīzhāng |
Badge | |
| Dutch | Badge[?] | - | |
| French | Badge[?] | - | |
| German | Abzeichen[?] | Badge | |
| Italian | Spilla[?] | Pin | |
| Korean | 배지[?] Baeji |
Badge | |
| Portuguese | Insígnia[?] | Badge | |
| Russian | Значок[?] Znachok |
Badge | |
| Spanish | Insignia[?] | Badge |
Badge types
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | アクションバッジ、パワーアップバッジ、達人バッジ[?] Akushon bajji, Pawāappu bajji, Tatsujin bajji |
Action badge, Power-up badge, Expert badge | |
| Chinese | 動作徽章、力量提升徽章、高手徽章[?] Dòngzuò huīzhāng, Lìliàng tíshēng huīzhāng, Gāoshǒu huīzhāng |
Action badge, Power-up badge, Expert badge | |
| Dutch | Actiebadge, Hulpbadge, Expertbadge[?] | Action badge, Helper badge, Expert badge | |
| French | Badge action, Badge bonus, Badge expert[?] | Action badge, Bonus badge, Expert badge | |
| German | Aktionsabzeichen, Stärkungsabzeichen, Expertenabzeichen[?] | Action badge, Strengthening badge, Expert badge | |
| Italian | Spilla azione, Spilla potenziamento, Spilla professionista[?] | Action pin, Strengthening pin, Professional pin | |
| Korean | 액션 배지, 파워 업 배지, 달인 배지[?] Aegsyeon Baeji, Pawo eob Baeji, Dal-in Baeji |
Action Badge, Power-up badge, Master Badge | |
| Portuguese | Insígnia de ação, Insígnia de poder, Insígnia avançada[?] | Action badge, Power badge, Advanced badge | |
| Russian | Значок с приемом, Значок с бонусом, Спецзначок[?] Znachok s priyemom, Znachok s bonusom, Spetsznachok |
Reception Badge, Bonus Badge, Special Badge | |
| Spanish | Insignia de acción, Insignia de objeto, Insignia pro[?] | Action badge, Object badge, Pro badge |
Trivia
- Many of the badges are similar to or reference power-ups and abilities in previous Super Mario titles:
- Parachute Cap functions similar to many gliding power-ups and abilities, such as Peach's Floating Jump ability originating from Super Mario Bros. 2, Raccoon Mario, Tanooki Mario, Bunny Mario, Cape Mario, Flying Squirrel Mario, and Peachette.
- Floating High Jump functions similar to Luigi's Scuttle.
- Boosting Spin Jump functions as an airborne Double Jump similar to Daisy's double jump in Super Mario Run, and resembles Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2's Spin Jump.
- Wall-Climb Jump functions similar to a glitch from Super Mario Bros.
- Crouching High Jump is the same ability as the Power Squat Jump from Super Mario Bros. 2, as well as being similar to the Backward Somersault.
- Dolphin Kick grants the user better swimming speed and control similar to the Frog Suit and Penguin Suit.
- Timed High Jump grants the user the ability to perform a higher jump if they time their jump as they touch the ground, similar to the consecutive Double Jumps and Triple Jumps in many of the 3D Super Mario games and the New Super Mario Bros. series.
- Fast Dash functions similar to the Super Dash in Super Mario 3D World.
- Grappling Vine functions similar to the capture ability for Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey, where in that game, Yoshi can use his tongue to grapple to walls.
- Safety Bounce is similar to Peachette's ability to survive a fall into dangerous terrain by jumping away in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe.
- Spring Feet is similar to Spring Mario from Super Mario Galaxy, forcing the player to jump infinitely, and granting a higher jump when timed correctly.
- Grappling Vine is referred to internally as ExActWireCap, implying that its original function was to add a grappling hook to the user’s cap, instead of providing a vine-like hook.[8]
- The Invisibility Badge has a unique interaction in Light-Switch Mansion, where the course's lights will cause characters to become visible while standing in them.
References
- ^ Nintendo Life (September 28, 2023). NEW Super Mario Bros. Wonder Gameplay. YouTube. Retrieved September 29, 2023.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w Nintendo of America (August 31, 2023). Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct 8.31.2023. YouTube. Retrieved August 31, 2023.
- ^ Super Mario Bros.™ Wonder
- ^ GameXplain (September 2, 2023). Yes, You Can Mute the Talking Flower! Super Mario Bros Wonder FULL Menu Tour (Player Guide & More!). YouTube. Retrieved September 2, 2023.
- ^ a b GameSpot (August 31, 2023). Super Mario Bros. Wonder Preview. YouTube. Retrieved September 18, 2023.
- ^ a b IGN (August 31, 2023). Super Mario Bros. Wonder: The First Preview. YouTube. Retrieved September 18, 2023.
- ^ GameXplain (September 2, 2023). 15 Minutes of Super Mario Bros. Wonder Solo GAMEPLAY | Secret Level & More! (Nintendo Live). YouTube. Retrieved September 2, 2023.
- ^ Super Mario Bros. Wonder page on tcrf.net
