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Alright, I just cleared up a huge chunk of rubbish on this article. What I want confirming is '''what exactly becomes the supermassive black hole?''' The articles states that it is the sun, yet I'm rather confident that the planetoid Bowser lands on is actually the self-destructive celestial object in question, as shown in the cutscene. I need some people to check out the cutscene so that we can clearly describe what occurs in the level/cutscene/galaxy in this article.<br> | Alright, I just cleared up a huge chunk of rubbish on this article. What I want confirming is '''what exactly becomes the supermassive black hole?''' The articles states that it is the sun, yet I'm rather confident that the planetoid Bowser lands on is actually the self-destructive celestial object in question, as shown in the cutscene. I need some people to check out the cutscene so that we can clearly describe what occurs in the level/cutscene/galaxy in this article.<br> | ||
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:It's just one of the random planets / stars in Bowser's Galaxy Reactor which can't be accessed. [[User:Koopalmier|Koopalmier]] 19:32, 10 December 2010 (UTC) | |||
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Official name? - Cobold (talk · contribs) 16:54, 22 October 2007 (EDT)
Yes actually, Rosalina talked about it in a video. 
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Black Hole (Sun)
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Alright, I just cleared up a huge chunk of rubbish on this article. What I want confirming is what exactly becomes the supermassive black hole? The articles states that it is the sun, yet I'm rather confident that the planetoid Bowser lands on is actually the self-destructive celestial object in question, as shown in the cutscene. I need some people to check out the cutscene so that we can clearly describe what occurs in the level/cutscene/galaxy in this article.
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This Is War 19:22, 10 December 2010 (UTC)
- It's just one of the random planets / stars in Bowser's Galaxy Reactor which can't be accessed. Koopalmier 19:32, 10 December 2010 (UTC)
