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|area=[[Kitchen (Super Mario Galaxy)|Kitchen]] | |area=[[Kitchen (Super Mario Galaxy)|Kitchen]] | ||
|stars=[[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Star]][[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Star]][[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Star]][[File:Smg icon fastfoecomet.png|20px|Fast Foe Comet Star]][[File:Smg icon purplecomet.png|20px|Purple Comet Star]][[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Secret Star]] | |stars=[[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Star]][[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Star]][[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Star]][[File:Smg icon fastfoecomet.png|20px|Fast Foe Comet Star]][[File:Smg icon purplecomet.png|20px|Purple Comet Star]][[File:Smg icon powerstar.png|20px|Secret Star]] | ||
|level=[[#Sunken Treasure|Sunken Treasure]]<br>[[#Passing the Swim Test|Passing the Swim Test]]<br>[[#The Secret Undersea Cavern|The Secret Undersea Cavern]]<br>[[#Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone (Fast Foe Comet)|Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone]]<br>[[#Beachcombing for Purple Coins (Purple Comet)|Beachcombing for Purple Coins]]<br>[[#Wall | |level=[[#Sunken Treasure|Sunken Treasure]]<br>[[#Passing the Swim Test|Passing the Swim Test]]<br>[[#The Secret Undersea Cavern|The Secret Undersea Cavern]]<br>[[#Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone (Fast Foe Comet)|Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone]]<br>[[#Beachcombing for Purple Coins (Purple Comet)|Beachcombing for Purple Coins]]<br>[[#Wall Jumping up Waterfalls|Wall Jumping up Waterfalls]] | ||
|comet=[[Fast Foe Comet]]<br>[[Purple Comet]] | |comet=[[Fast Foe Comet]]<br>[[Purple Comet]] | ||
|unlock=Get 16 stars and complete [[Bowser's Star Reactor]]. | |unlock=Get 16 stars and complete [[Bowser's Star Reactor]]. | ||
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|SpaA=Algo Brilla en el Fondo de las Aguas | |||
|SpaAM=Something Shines at the Bottom of the Water | |||
|SpaE=Algo brilla en el fondo de las aguas | |SpaE=Algo brilla en el fondo de las aguas | ||
|SpaEM=Something shines in the bottom of the water | |SpaEM=Something shines in the bottom of the water | ||
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|SpaA=El Examen de Natación | |||
|SpaAM=The Swim Test | |||
|SpaE=Examen de natación | |SpaE=Examen de natación | ||
|SpaEM=Swim test | |SpaEM=Swim test | ||
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===The Secret Undersea Cavern=== | ===The Secret Undersea Cavern=== | ||
To enter the undersea cavern, the player needs to simply dive underwater, grab a Koopa Shell, and toss it at the breakable blocks in the wall that lines the ocean. Then the player has to swim through the tunnel to reach the land on the other side and the player needs to break the crates in the fence and the crates on the other side to reveal a Launch Star. The Launch Star will send the player flying to an area called the Cyclone Stone. The Cyclone Stone is a long stone path filled with [[Tox Box]]es and [[Thwomp]]s. The player must dodge all enemies to reach the end of the path, where the [[Power Star]] awaits. In a pre-release version of the game, this star | To enter the undersea cavern, the player needs to simply dive underwater, grab a Koopa Shell, and toss it at the breakable blocks in the wall that lines the ocean. Then the player has to swim through the tunnel to reach the land on the other side and the player needs to break the crates in the fence and the crates on the other side to reveal a Launch Star. The Launch Star will send the player flying to an area called the Cyclone Stone. The Cyclone Stone is a long stone path filled with [[Tox Box]]es and [[Thwomp]]s. The player must dodge all enemies to reach the end of the path, where the [[Power Star]] awaits. In a pre-release version of the game, this star was known as ''Keepers of the Sky Gauntlet''. | ||
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|SpaA=El Secreto de la Cueva Submarina | |||
|SpaAM=The Secret of the Underwater Cave | |||
|SpaE=Secreto en la Cueva Remolino | |SpaE=Secreto en la Cueva Remolino | ||
|SpaEM=Secret in the Swirl Cave | |SpaEM=Secret in the Swirl Cave | ||
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|SpaA=¡Modo rápido! Guardianes en el Corredor | |||
|SpaAM=Fast Mode! Guardians in the Corredor | |||
|SpaE=¡Modo rápido! Corredor de guardianes | |SpaE=¡Modo rápido! Corredor de guardianes | ||
|SpaEM=Fast mode! Guardians corridor | |SpaEM=Fast mode! Guardians corridor | ||
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|FraEM=The sky corridor keepers at full speed. | |FraEM=The sky corridor keepers at full speed. | ||
|Ita=Modalità Rapida! Guardiani Celesti! | |Ita=Modalità Rapida! Guardiani Celesti! | ||
| | |ItaM=Fast Mode! Sky Guardians!}} | ||
===Beachcombing for Purple Coins (Purple Comet)=== | ===Beachcombing for Purple Coins (Purple Comet)=== | ||
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|SpaA=Las Monedas en la Orilla Radiante | |||
|SpaAM=Coins in the Radiant Shore | |||
|SpaE=Monedas en la orilla radiante | |SpaE=Monedas en la orilla radiante | ||
|SpaEM=Coins in the radiant shore | |SpaEM=Coins in the radiant shore | ||
|FraE=Les pièces violettes du rivage étincelant | |FraE=Les pièces violettes du rivage étincelant | ||
|FraEM=The Purple Coins of the shiny shore | |FraEM=The Purple Coins of the shiny shore}} | ||
===Wall Jumping up Waterfalls=== | ===Wall Jumping up Waterfalls=== | ||
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|SpaA=¡A mí los Muros de Hielo! | |||
|SpaAM=My Walls of Ice! | |||
|SpaE=¡A mí los muros de hielo! | |SpaE=¡A mí los muros de hielo! | ||
|SpaEM=To me the ice walls! | |SpaEM=To me the ice walls! | ||
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|ItaM=Atoll Galaxy | |ItaM=Atoll Galaxy | ||
|FraE=Plage saladier | |FraE=Plage saladier | ||
|FraEM=Salad bowl beach | |FraEM=Salad bowl beach | ||
| | |SpaA=Galaxia de la Playa Verde | ||
| | |SpaAM=Green Beach Galaxy | ||
|SpaE=Galaxia Playa Verde | |||
|SpaEM=Green Beach Galaxy}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This is the only [[galaxy]] where it is possible to get the three main [[Power Star]]s out of order. If the player gets the secret Star, Wall | *This is the only [[galaxy]] where it is possible to get the three main [[Power Star]]s out of order. If the player gets the secret Star, Wall Jumping Up Waterfalls, during the second mission, upon reselecting the hidden Star, the third mission will play out even if the second star has not been collected. If the third Star is collected this way then its mission will not appear on the selection screen until the second Star has been collected as well. However, the third mission can still be played by selecting the hidden Star. | ||
*The Cyclone Stone returns in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' as the sole planet in the [[Stone Cyclone Galaxy]]. The enemies here move even faster than the ones encountered during the Beach Bowl Galaxy's Fast Foe Comet mission. | *The Cyclone Stone returns in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' as the sole planet in the [[Stone Cyclone Galaxy]]. The enemies here move even faster than the ones encountered during the Beach Bowl Galaxy's Fast Foe Comet mission. | ||
*The [[Supermassive Galaxy#Stone Tube Planet|Stone Tube Planet]] in the [[Supermassive Galaxy]] bears a strong resemblance to [[#The Cyclone Stone|The Cyclone Stone]] in this galaxy. | *The [[Supermassive Galaxy#Stone Tube Planet|Stone Tube Planet]] in the [[Supermassive Galaxy]] bears a strong resemblance to [[#The Cyclone Stone|The Cyclone Stone]] in this galaxy. | ||
Revision as of 23:56, January 3, 2015
- Not to be confused with Boulder Bowl Galaxy.
- “Yeah, this Beach Bowl is pretty much penguin paradise!”
- —Penguin, Super Mario Galaxy
The Beach Bowl Galaxy is one of the galaxies in Super Mario Galaxy. The galaxy is accessed from a dome called the Kitchen. The largest planet in this galaxy is a beach area filled with Penguins. Its tropical setting is similar to many levels in Super Mario Sunshine.
Planets
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Beach Bowl Galaxy is considered to be a "penguin paradise". This planet is shaped like a bowl (as the name of the galaxy implies). It is divided into 2 sides: the first, mostly underwater, has a few floating islands and some underwater ruins. The other side has a shallow pool in the middle ringed with grassy knolls. The dividing line between the 2 sides is a steep mountain with a waterfall falling out onto the first side. There is also an underground cave that opens up into the second side of the planet which shelters Swoopers and Goombas. The planet is home to some penguin swimming school students and their teacher, as well as some sea life (Urchins and Gringills). In the back there is an area with a few Piranha Plants, Wigglers, and some Music Notes in the first Mission. There is also a Secret Underground Cave, reached by launching a Koopa Shell into a cracked wall.
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This planet is reached when a treasure chest is opened on the far side of the starting planet (using a Koopa Shell) and using the Launch Star that appears. It is filled with numerous waterfalls that can be wall-jumped upon using an Ice Flower. There are 2 Cataquacks on this planet, which are used in order to obtain a ? Coin, which makes the previously stated Ice Flower appear. In an early image of the game, this planet can be seen in the Gusty Garden Galaxy.
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This planet is similar to the starting one, but with an icy design. It is reached when finding a Launch Star while wall-jumping of the waterfalls of the Waterfall planet. There is a giant body of water in the bowl filled with tiny icebergs. At the beginning of the planet, there is an Ice Flower encased in a crystal. It is used to transform into the Ice form, and skate across the water and reach the icebergs. There is also a Cataquack, which can be used to obtain Coins, Star Bits, and even a Power Star.
The Cyclone Stone
A rather unusual planet for this galaxy, reached when finding a Launch Star in the Secret Underground Cavern of the starting planet. The planet itself is a twisted stone path filled with Thwomps and Tox Boxes. In the center is a large path of rushing water, leading into a Black Hole. The end is graced with a Power Star encased in a crystal. When a Prankster Comet is in orbit, the enemies move twice as fast. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, the Stone Cyclone Galaxy is the exact same planet, only that the enemies move four times as fast.
Missions
Sunken Treasure
The swim students are distracted by the 5 Star Chips under the water. Mario, or Luigi needs to collect all of them. The resulting Launch Star blasts the player to the upper part of the main planet. The player will have to Ground Pound the red switch to activate some platforms, and the player will have to quickly backflip and Spin onto the platforms to reach the top of the planet. The player needs to Ground Pound the red switch here to activate some timed walls that the player can use to Wall Jump to the Power Star. Instead of Ground Pounding first on the red switches, he can backflip and Spin.
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Passing the Swim Test
The player needs to talk to the Penguin Coach, and he will tell the player that the final swim test is today. To pass the swim test, he must obtain the Golden Koopa Shell. The gold shell is in the possession of a fast-moving penguin underwater, so the player must catch up to him and Spin to steal the shell away. The player will have to take the gold shell to the Penguin Coach to obtain the Power Star.
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- Names in Other Languages
The Secret Undersea Cavern
To enter the undersea cavern, the player needs to simply dive underwater, grab a Koopa Shell, and toss it at the breakable blocks in the wall that lines the ocean. Then the player has to swim through the tunnel to reach the land on the other side and the player needs to break the crates in the fence and the crates on the other side to reveal a Launch Star. The Launch Star will send the player flying to an area called the Cyclone Stone. The Cyclone Stone is a long stone path filled with Tox Boxes and Thwomps. The player must dodge all enemies to reach the end of the path, where the Power Star awaits. In a pre-release version of the game, this star was known as Keepers of the Sky Gauntlet.
- Enemies
- Planets Visited
- Names in Other Languages
Fast Foes on the Cyclone Stone (Fast Foe Comet)
This Power Star is accessible when a Fast Foe Comet appears over the Beach Bowl Galaxy. The player begins this level on the Cyclone Stone encountered in The Secret Undersea Cavern. He must reach the other end of the Cyclone Stone to gain the Power Star, as before, but this time the Thwomps and Tox Boxes move much more quickly.
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Beachcombing for Purple Coins (Purple Comet)
This Power Star is accessible when a Purple Comet appears over the Beach Bowl Galaxy. The player must collect the hundred Purple Coins scattered around the main planet. Only five of them are located in the sea; the rest are scattered around the landmasses. There is a Spring Mushroom located behind the waterfall that will aid in the collection of some Purple Coins. This Purple Coin mission has no time limit.
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Wall Jumping up Waterfalls
This hidden Power Star is accessible from both The Secret Undersea Cavern and Passing the Swim Test. The player will have to grab a Koopa Shell and break the chest located to the right of the waterfall (when facing the main landmass), revealing a Launch Star. The player will land on a planet with many waterfalls, a ? Coin floating high in the air, and a Cataquack. The player needs to lure a Cataquack under the ? Coin to collect it, which will make an Ice Flower appear. The ? Coin can also be reached with Luigi's Triple Jump. After obtaining the item, the player has to wall kick up waterfalls. The Power Star floats high above an isolated snowy island, and another small island contains a Cataquack. Tthe player must grab the Ice Flower, head to the Cataquack's island, and then create an icy bridge to allow the Cataquack to reach the island with the Power Star. However, the icicles moving in the water may break the icy bridge, costing the player some time. The Cataquack will then launch the player at the Power Star, completing the mission.
- Enemies
- Planets Visited
- Names in Other Languages
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- This is the only galaxy where it is possible to get the three main Power Stars out of order. If the player gets the secret Star, Wall Jumping Up Waterfalls, during the second mission, upon reselecting the hidden Star, the third mission will play out even if the second star has not been collected. If the third Star is collected this way then its mission will not appear on the selection screen until the second Star has been collected as well. However, the third mission can still be played by selecting the hidden Star.
- The Cyclone Stone returns in Super Mario Galaxy 2 as the sole planet in the Stone Cyclone Galaxy. The enemies here move even faster than the ones encountered during the Beach Bowl Galaxy's Fast Foe Comet mission.
- The Stone Tube Planet in the Supermassive Galaxy bears a strong resemblance to The Cyclone Stone in this galaxy.
