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[[Image: | [[Image:Mt._Molten.PNG|thumb|Mario as he blasts off from '''Mt. Molten''' in the Melty Molten Galaxy]] | ||
'''Mt. Molten''' is the volcano in the [[Melty Molten Galaxy]] in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. There is a [[Sling Star]] above it, but if the [[Player]] drops into the volcano, there is a ground-pound switch on a rock floor at the bottom, which causes star bits to appear. However, the volcano will erupt 15 seconds after the Player presses the switch, so they have to use another Sling Star at the bottom to get out. In the [[Purple Coin]] mission ([[Red Hot Purple Coins]]), there are purple coins down the sides of , and inside Mt. Molten. | '''Mt. Molten''' is the volcano in the [[Melty Molten Galaxy]] in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. There is a [[Sling Star]] above it, but if the [[Player]] drops into the volcano, there is a ground-pound switch on a rock floor at the bottom, which causes star bits to appear. However, the volcano will erupt 15 seconds after the Player presses the switch, so they have to use another Sling Star at the bottom to get out. In the [[Purple Coin]] mission ([[Red Hot Purple Coins]]), there are purple coins down the sides of , and inside Mt. Molten. | ||
Revision as of 23:01, October 9, 2009
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Mario as he blasts off from Mt. Molten in the Melty Molten Galaxy
Mt. Molten is the volcano in the Melty Molten Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy. There is a Sling Star above it, but if the Player drops into the volcano, there is a ground-pound switch on a rock floor at the bottom, which causes star bits to appear. However, the volcano will erupt 15 seconds after the Player presses the switch, so they have to use another Sling Star at the bottom to get out. In the Purple Coin mission (Red Hot Purple Coins), there are purple coins down the sides of , and inside Mt. Molten.
Trivia
- The eruptions of Mt. Molten are not classed as Lava Spurts.
