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The player starts back on the same platforms as in the [[Soaring on the Desert Winds|last mission]], though this time there are no [[Dry Bones]] or [[tornado]]es. Collecting the single [[coin]] in the center of the larger platform will cause five [[Pokey Head]]s to appear, and defeating them all will cause a Red [[Pokey]] to appear. Defeating it by attacking its head will cause a [[Launch Star]] to appear, which will send [[Mario]] to the next group of planets. The next planets are a group of sand platforms and a wooden ring with [[boulder]]s rolling along it. In the center is a [[Sling Star]] that will send Mario flying around to another Sling Star that will lead to long planets with flowing sand. The second of the planets is a large ring of flowing sand and the player has to collect five Blue [[Star Chip]]s, one of which is in a [[Treasure Chest]] that can be opened with a [[Green Shell]]. Collecting all five will create [[Pull Star]]s near the chest, leading to a large planet. | The player starts back on the same platforms as in the [[Soaring on the Desert Winds|last mission]], though this time there are no [[Dry Bones]] or [[tornado]]es. Collecting the single [[coin]] in the center of the larger platform will cause five [[Pokey Head]]s to appear, and defeating them all will cause a Red [[Pokey]] to appear. Defeating it by attacking its head will cause a [[Launch Star]] to appear, which will send [[Mario]] to the next group of planets. The next planets are a group of sand platforms and a wooden ring with [[boulder]]s rolling along it. In the center is a [[Sling Star]] that will send Mario flying around to another Sling Star that will lead to long planets with flowing sand. The second of the planets is a large ring of flowing sand and the player has to collect five Blue [[Star Chip]]s, one of which is in a [[Treasure Chest]] that can be opened with a [[Green Shell]]. Collecting all five will create [[Pull Star]]s near the chest, leading to a large planet. | ||
The next planet splits in two directions, and the player has to decide which path to take, though both consist of moving and sinking platforms. The right path leads to a Launch Star, and the path on the left has flying saucers above it that emit an electrical beam that will shock Mario if he comes into contact with it, with the [[Warp Pipe]] at the end leading to a room where the player can collect [[Rainbow Note]]s and earn three [[1-Up Mushroom]]s. Both paths will ultimately lead to a planet with many stone platforms, though the path taken on the previous planet will determine what side on this planet the player will start on. The paths have many [[Tweester]]s the player can use to reach higher objects, though some Tweesters have spiked objects around them that will hurt Mario. [[Ground Pound]]ing a switch on the side with the lighter-colored stones will create platforms on the side with the darker stones the player can use to reach the [[Power Star]]. | The next planet splits in two directions, and the player has to decide which path to take, though both consist of moving and sinking platforms. The right path leads to a Launch Star, and the path on the left has flying saucers above it that emit an electrical beam that will shock Mario if he comes into contact with it, with the [[Warp Pipe]] at the end leading to a room where the player can collect [[Rainbow Note]]s and earn three [[1-Up Mushroom]]s. Both paths will ultimately lead to a planet with many stone platforms, though the path taken on the previous planet will determine what side on this planet the player will start on. The paths have many [[Tweester (Super Mario Galaxy)|Tweester]]s the player can use to reach higher objects, though some Tweesters have spiked objects around them that will hurt Mario. [[Ground Pound]]ing a switch on the side with the lighter-colored stones will create platforms on the side with the darker stones the player can use to reach the [[Power Star]]. | ||
==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
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*[[Pokey]] | *[[Pokey]] | ||
*[[Thwomp]]s | *[[Thwomp]]s | ||
*[[Tweester]]s | *[[Tweester (Super Mario Galaxy)|Tweester]]s | ||
==Planets visited== | ==Planets visited== | ||
Revision as of 15:32, November 18, 2018
Template:Missionbox Blasting through the Sand is the second mission of the Dusty Dune Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy.
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The player starts back on the same platforms as in the last mission, though this time there are no Dry Bones or tornadoes. Collecting the single coin in the center of the larger platform will cause five Pokey Heads to appear, and defeating them all will cause a Red Pokey to appear. Defeating it by attacking its head will cause a Launch Star to appear, which will send Mario to the next group of planets. The next planets are a group of sand platforms and a wooden ring with boulders rolling along it. In the center is a Sling Star that will send Mario flying around to another Sling Star that will lead to long planets with flowing sand. The second of the planets is a large ring of flowing sand and the player has to collect five Blue Star Chips, one of which is in a Treasure Chest that can be opened with a Green Shell. Collecting all five will create Pull Stars near the chest, leading to a large planet.
The next planet splits in two directions, and the player has to decide which path to take, though both consist of moving and sinking platforms. The right path leads to a Launch Star, and the path on the left has flying saucers above it that emit an electrical beam that will shock Mario if he comes into contact with it, with the Warp Pipe at the end leading to a room where the player can collect Rainbow Notes and earn three 1-Up Mushrooms. Both paths will ultimately lead to a planet with many stone platforms, though the path taken on the previous planet will determine what side on this planet the player will start on. The paths have many Tweesters the player can use to reach higher objects, though some Tweesters have spiked objects around them that will hurt Mario. Ground Pounding a switch on the side with the lighter-colored stones will create platforms on the side with the darker stones the player can use to reach the Power Star.
Enemies
Planets visited
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 穿越无尽的流沙[?] Chuānyuè wújìn de liúshā |
Going through the Endless Quicksand | |
| Italian | Sabbie Mobili Interminabili[?] | Endless Quicksand | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Arenas movedizas interminables[?] | Endless quicksand |
