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'''Blue Coins''' are a special type of [[coin]] that first appeared in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. They are worth five [[Yellow Coin]]s each. They can be found in [[Blue Coin Block]]s, which when [[Ground Pound]]ed by [[Mario]], will cause a number of Blue Coins to appear, but only for a limited amount of time. While [[Grand Goomba]]s usually give out a coin when stomped on, they give out a Blue Coin if they are Ground Pounded on. Blue Coins can also be collected by defeating a [[Piranha Plant]], a [[Boo]], [[Koopa Troopa]] and a [[Mr. I]] | '''Blue Coins''' are a special type of [[coin]] that first appeared in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and later return in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. They are worth five [[Yellow Coin]]s each. They can be found in [[Blue Coin Block]]s, which when [[Ground Pound]]ed by [[Mario]], will cause a number of Blue Coins to appear, but only for a limited amount of time. While [[Grand Goomba]]s usually give out a coin when stomped on, they give out a Blue Coin if they are Ground Pounded on. Blue Coins can also be collected by defeating a [[Piranha Plant]], a [[Boo]], [[Koopa Troopa]] and a [[Mr. I]]. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', Blue Coins appear as a rarer type of coin. By heading to the [[Boathouse]] in [[Delfino Plaza]], the player can trade ten Blue Coins for one [[Shine Sprite]] from the [[Tanooki]] running the store. There are 240 Blue Coins in the game (30 for each of the seven courses, 20 in Delfino Plaza, and 10 in [[Corona Mountain]]), so a total of 24 Shine Sprites can be exchanged for Blue Coins. They do not affect the number of Yellow Coins that Mario has collected, though. On a side note, the player receives the option to save their game for each Blue Coin they grab. There are some Blue Coins (as well as Yellow Coins) in [[Sirena Beach]]'s [[Hotel Delfino|hotel]] that are fake since they do not spin and move. They are actually [[Boo|Boos]] with coins inside of them. If Mario gets too close to a "coin", the Boo appears. If the player picks up a real Blue Coin, two health points are recovered. | In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', Blue Coins appear as a rarer type of coin. By heading to the [[Boathouse]] in [[Delfino Plaza]], the player can trade ten Blue Coins for one [[Shine Sprite]] from the [[Tanooki]] running the store. There are 240 Blue Coins in the game (30 for each of the seven courses, 20 in Delfino Plaza, and 10 in [[Corona Mountain]]), so a total of 24 Shine Sprites can be exchanged for Blue Coins. They do not affect the number of Yellow Coins that Mario has collected, though. On a side note, the player receives the option to save their game for each Blue Coin they grab. There are some Blue Coins (as well as Yellow Coins) in [[Sirena Beach]]'s [[Hotel Delfino|hotel]] that are fake since they do not spin and move. They are actually [[Boo|Boos]] with coins inside of them. If Mario gets too close to a "coin", the Boo appears. If the player picks up a real Blue Coin, two health points are recovered. | ||
Revision as of 18:03, December 10, 2013
- Not to be confused with 20 Blue Coin.
Blue Coins are a special type of coin that first appeared in Super Mario 64 and later return in Super Mario 64 DS. They are worth five Yellow Coins each. They can be found in Blue Coin Blocks, which when Ground Pounded by Mario, will cause a number of Blue Coins to appear, but only for a limited amount of time. While Grand Goombas usually give out a coin when stomped on, they give out a Blue Coin if they are Ground Pounded on. Blue Coins can also be collected by defeating a Piranha Plant, a Boo, Koopa Troopa and a Mr. I.
In Super Mario Sunshine, Blue Coins appear as a rarer type of coin. By heading to the Boathouse in Delfino Plaza, the player can trade ten Blue Coins for one Shine Sprite from the Tanooki running the store. There are 240 Blue Coins in the game (30 for each of the seven courses, 20 in Delfino Plaza, and 10 in Corona Mountain), so a total of 24 Shine Sprites can be exchanged for Blue Coins. They do not affect the number of Yellow Coins that Mario has collected, though. On a side note, the player receives the option to save their game for each Blue Coin they grab. There are some Blue Coins (as well as Yellow Coins) in Sirena Beach's hotel that are fake since they do not spin and move. They are actually Boos with coins inside of them. If Mario gets too close to a "coin", the Boo appears. If the player picks up a real Blue Coin, two health points are recovered.
They appear in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, having the same role as Silver Coins from the first New Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3, appearing when Mario hits a P-Switch. When the player collects them all in a level before they disappear, the audience cheers. They are often arranged in patterns. Blue Coins also appear in New Super Mario Bros. 2 and New Super Mario Bros. U. In the latter game's expansion pack New Super Luigi U, a Blue Ring which produces many Blue Coins similar to P-Switches also appears.
In Mario Pinball Land, these coins can be obtained by making a combo without using the flipper. Mario can use them to play minigames from Toad for Power Stars.
In Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, Blue Coins appear in the Wii version after the player buys the blue treasure chest in the Secret Shop. Getting all five Blue Coins will result in the player getting an emblem. The events that blue coins appear in are Dream Alpine, Dream Ski Jumping, Dream Ski Cross, Dream Snowboard Cross, Dream Short Track, and Dream Bobsleigh.
Blue Coins reappear in Super Mario 3D World, where they serve the same function as in the New Super Mario Bros. series.
