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When [[Mario]] wears a [[Wing Cap]] in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', he becomes '''Wing Mario''', which grants him the ability to fly with the small wings on his cap until the time-limit expires. In order for Mario to attain flight, he must first perform a [[Triple Jump]] or be shot from a [[Cannon]]. Once in the air, Mario would have to constantly raise and lower himself to maintain flight. He could also use his wings to slow his fall after a jump, avoiding any damage from a | When [[Mario]] wears a [[Wing Cap]] in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', he becomes '''Wing Mario''', which grants him the ability to fly with the small wings on his cap until the time-limit expires. In order for Mario to attain flight, he must first perform a [[Triple Jump]] or be shot from a [[Cannon]]. Once in the air, Mario would have to constantly raise and lower himself to maintain flight. He could also use his wings to slow his fall after a jump, thus avoiding any damage resulting from a hard landing. Mario can also transform into Wing Mario by grabbing the [[Giant Power Star]] that appeared after defeating [[Bowser]] in the final battle. The song that plays when the player is Wing Mario is a remix of the song of [[Superstar Mario]] from ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'', which, in turn, was a remix of the original invincible tune of ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' | ||
Wing Mario returned in the remake, ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. It served the same purpose as in the original but instead of the Wing Cap, it was achieved by collecting a [[feather]], which would only appear for Mario in single-player mode. However, in the multiplayer version of ''Super Mario 64 DS'' includes yellow [[! Block]]s containing feathers that allow [[Luigi]], [[Wario]] and [[Yoshi]] to use a wing form similar to Mario's. Wing Mario is also depicted on the Japanese Box art of ''Super Mario 64 DS''. | |||
Wing Mario makes a cameo appearance in one of ''[[Mario Party]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s title screens, where he is shown flying through the air, holding Luigi and Yoshi by their hands. | |||
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Revision as of 01:00, July 1, 2009
When Mario wears a Wing Cap in Super Mario 64, he becomes Wing Mario, which grants him the ability to fly with the small wings on his cap until the time-limit expires. In order for Mario to attain flight, he must first perform a Triple Jump or be shot from a Cannon. Once in the air, Mario would have to constantly raise and lower himself to maintain flight. He could also use his wings to slow his fall after a jump, thus avoiding any damage resulting from a hard landing. Mario can also transform into Wing Mario by grabbing the Giant Power Star that appeared after defeating Bowser in the final battle. The song that plays when the player is Wing Mario is a remix of the song of Superstar Mario from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, which, in turn, was a remix of the original invincible tune of Super Mario Bros.
Wing Mario returned in the remake, Super Mario 64 DS. It served the same purpose as in the original but instead of the Wing Cap, it was achieved by collecting a feather, which would only appear for Mario in single-player mode. However, in the multiplayer version of Super Mario 64 DS includes yellow ! Blocks containing feathers that allow Luigi, Wario and Yoshi to use a wing form similar to Mario's. Wing Mario is also depicted on the Japanese Box art of Super Mario 64 DS.
Wing Mario makes a cameo appearance in one of Mario Party's title screens, where he is shown flying through the air, holding Luigi and Yoshi by their hands.
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