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[[File:SMG2 Grandmaster Pull Star Area.png|thumb| | [[File:SMG2 Grandmaster Pull Star Area.png|thumb|left|200px|The {{conjectural|Pull Star Area|area}}.]] | ||
[[File:SMG2PullStarFigures.png|thumb|right|200px|The [[Shiverburn Galaxy#"Tree" Easter Egg|Three figures]] in the background.]] | |||
In the beginning of the area, there are some electrified blocks followed by a long segment of [[Pull Star]]s, which Mario must use to reach the Launch Star while avoiding electrical currents, mines, and [[Paragoomba]]s. [[Shiverburn Galaxy#"Tree" Easter Egg|Three figures]] are visible in the background of this area. | In the beginning of the area, there are some electrified blocks followed by a long segment of [[Pull Star]]s, which Mario must use to reach the Launch Star while avoiding electrical currents, mines, and [[Paragoomba]]s. [[Shiverburn Galaxy#"Tree" Easter Egg|Three figures]] are visible in the background of this area. | ||
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- “Mario...so you were the one who collected all of the scattered stars...I want to thank you...your deeds will live on in the memory of the cosmos...”
- —Rosalina, Super Mario Galaxy 2
The Grandmaster Galaxy is the final galaxy of Super Mario Galaxy 2, located in World S. It is analogous to the Grand Finale Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy because the player must collect all 240 Power Stars and Green Stars to unlock it. It contains two Power Stars: one for completing the level and another one for a second completion under Daredevil Comet conditions. In the latter case, the player gets the Star from Rosalina. This is the only Galaxy where Green Stars do not appear because the player has to collect all of the Green Stars in the game in order to unlock this galaxy.
Planets/Areas
NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all names are unofficial.
Starting Area
In the first area, Mario has to use Yoshi to swing on the flower grapples to reach the Launch Star at the end of the area. There are several obstacles along the way, such as Mines and Bullet Bills. Paragoombas appear in The Ultimate Test and are replaced by Choppahs in The Perfect Run. A Toad can also be found on this planet and will shout Yoshi's name when spoken to.
Flipswitch Planet
After using the Launch Star from the first planet, Mario lands on a planet with Flipswitch Panels. It has a backdrop showing moving sprites of items from Super Mario Bros.. Mario has to activate all 21 Flipswitch Panels while avoiding Sentry Beams to reveal the Launch Star.
Electric Maze Area
After landing, Mario finds a Cloud Flower and a fan producing an upward gust. Mario has to use the Cloud Flower to maneuver to the Launch Star at the end of the area, with more Cloud Flowers subsequently being supplied along the way. There is also a 1-Up Mushroom at the top left which can be reached using the Cloud Flower.
Platform Planets
This area contains planets made of Shrinking Tiles and Red-Blue Panels. Octopuses and Ring Beamers are also found in the area. Mario has to avoid all the obstacles in order to successfully reach the Launch Star to the next area at the end of the section.
Pull Star Area
In the beginning of the area, there are some electrified blocks followed by a long segment of Pull Stars, which Mario must use to reach the Launch Star while avoiding electrical currents, mines, and Paragoombas. Three figures are visible in the background of this area.
Hammer Bro Planets
This planet has many Hammer Bros., which Mario must avoid or defeat to reach the other side. There are also Flomps present in this area.
The ending platform has three Boomerang Bros., which Mario must defeat to reveal a Power Star (or a Launch Star in the Daredevil run). Note that defeating the Hammer Bros is not necessary for getting the Power/Launch Star to appear.
The Comet Medal for this galaxy is located on the far right side of these planets, next to some platforms with some torches (as shown on the screenshot). In The Perfect Run, the Comet Medal is replaced with a 1-Up Mushroom.
Gate Planet
This area is only accessible during The Perfect Run. It is a small planet with a small house and strongly resembles the Gate in Super Mario Galaxy. Rosalina and the final Power Star are found on this planet. There is also a 1-Up Mushroom behind the house. If Mario falls off the planet, he will still lose a life and have to go back to the start.
Enemies
- Paragoombas
- Choppahs
- Mines
- Bullet Bills
- Sentry Beams
- Ring Beamers
- Octopuses
- Hammer Bros
- Boomerang Bros
- Flomps
Missions
| Level | Image | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| The Ultimate Test | 
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This mission's objective is to complete the galaxy. |
| The Perfect Run | 
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This mission's objective is to complete the galaxy with only one health. There are no Checkpoint Flags for this mission. |
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | チャンピオンシップギャラクシー[?] Chanpionshippu Gyarakushī |
Championship Galaxy | |
| Chinese | 終極奪標銀河[?] Zhōngjí Duóbiāo Yínhé |
Final success galaxy | |
| German | Hüpfheld-Galaxie[?] | Jumping Hero Galaxy (a tribute to Mario) | |
| Italian | Galassia Leggendaria[?] | Legendary Galaxy | |
| Spanish | Galaxia Saltos Acrobáticos[?] | Acrobatic Jumps Galaxy |
Trivia
- This is also the only galaxy in the game that requires the player to collect Star Bits in addition to collecting the Comet Medal for a Prankster Comet to appear.
- If the player collects all Stars (i.e. completing all galaxies except Grandmaster) and then completes this galaxy, a special message will appear on their Wii Message Board, both congratulating and thanking the player for completing the game 100%.
