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In this form, the character becomes a glowing statue made of pure gold. In Luigi's case, he becomes a glowing statue made of pure silver. In both cases, the form resembles Mario's [[Metal Mario (form)|metal form]] since gold and silver | In this form, the character becomes a glowing statue made of pure gold. In Luigi's case, he becomes a glowing statue made of pure silver. In both cases, the form resembles Mario's [[Metal Mario (form)|metal form]] since gold and silver are a type of metal. Silver Luigi is based on the brothers' [[Ice Mario|ice form]] from ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. If Mario/Luigi reaches the [[Flagpole]] in this form, he'll receive a coin bonus. The higher the pole is grabbed, the more coins he'll receive. Gold Mario/Silver Luigi will revert into [[Fire Mario|Fire Mario/Luigi]] upon clearing a stage, making it impossible to keep this power-up between levels. Gold Mario is able to defeat almost every enemy in the game, including [[Boo]]s, [[Thwomp]]s, and even [[Spiked Ball]]s (though not giant ones), rivaling the power of [[Hammer Mario]]. He can also defeat bosses, but they take more than one hit to be defeated (with the exception of Bowser, who ''does'' end up defeated by a single golden fireball). However, the power-up has no effect against the [[Boohemoth]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:30, February 10, 2013
- Not to be confused with Gold Mini Mario.
Template:Form-infobox Gold Mario and Silver Luigi[1] are forms debuting in New Super Mario Bros. 2, acquired by grabbing a Gold Flower. In this form, Mario can shoot big Gold Fireballs and Luigi can shoot big silver fireballs, defeating any enemy or breaking any block that is within a certain distance or any that they touch, turning them into coins. In addition, the shockwave will also empty out several non-brick blocks/brick blocks that are secretly containers.
In this form, the character becomes a glowing statue made of pure gold. In Luigi's case, he becomes a glowing statue made of pure silver. In both cases, the form resembles Mario's metal form since gold and silver are a type of metal. Silver Luigi is based on the brothers' ice form from Super Mario Galaxy. If Mario/Luigi reaches the Flagpole in this form, he'll receive a coin bonus. The higher the pole is grabbed, the more coins he'll receive. Gold Mario/Silver Luigi will revert into Fire Mario/Luigi upon clearing a stage, making it impossible to keep this power-up between levels. Gold Mario is able to defeat almost every enemy in the game, including Boos, Thwomps, and even Spiked Balls (though not giant ones), rivaling the power of Hammer Mario. He can also defeat bosses, but they take more than one hit to be defeated (with the exception of Bowser, who does end up defeated by a single golden fireball). However, the power-up has no effect against the Boohemoth.
Gallery
Gold Mario in an underground level.
Gold Mario breaking blocks with golden fireballs.
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Solo art of Gold Mario
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- In the first Animal Crossing game, there are two furniture items based off of Mario and Luigi, the Mario Statue and the Luigi Statue. The Mario Statue is actually golden, and the Luigi Statue is silver.
- In Mario Golf, one of Metal Mario's palette swaps resembles Gold Mario.
- The model for the gold/silver fireballs always spins clockwise, even when thrown to the left.
- If the player performs the infinite 1-Up trick using a shell and a set of blocks in a stair formation as Gold Mario/Silver Luigi, the shell will explode into a shower of confetti after the 24th hit, accruing 1050 coins total from the coin multiplier.
- Luigi's form given to this powerup is very similar to Metal Mario's.
References
- ^ Nintendo eShop description.
