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A [[Pianta]] in this galaxy opens his "Leaf Raft Shop" for business in the mission [[Climbing the Cloudy Tower]], which is the only time they can be used. The player can use them to cross the large body of water in this galaxy without actually touching the water. This is essential in the aforementioned mission, where the player as [[Cloud Mario]] or Cloud Luigi must ride across the water using Leaf Rafts to successfully reach the large tower where the [[Power Star]] is located. | A [[Pianta]] in this galaxy opens his "Leaf Raft Shop" for business in the mission [[Climbing the Cloudy Tower]], which is the only time they can be used. The player can use them to cross the large body of water in this galaxy without actually touching the water. This is essential in the aforementioned mission, where the player as [[Cloud Mario]] or Cloud Luigi must ride across the water using Leaf Rafts to successfully reach the large tower where the [[Power Star]] is located. | ||
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Leaf rafts appear for the first time in the ''[[Mario Golf (series)|Mario Golf]]'' series in ''[[Mario Golf: Super Rush]]''. Leaf rafts appear in [[Wildweather Woods]] only in Hole 2. They do not move and therefore act as penalty areas. | |||
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Template:Item-infobox Leaf Rafts[1] (originally known as lily pads) are floating rafts made of giant leaves. They appear in a few Mario platformers.
History
Super Mario Sunshine
Lily pads first appear in Super Mario Sunshine, appearing in some areas of Bianco Hills as well as the Lily Pad Ride secret area. To use one, Mario must jump on one, and then use F.L.U.D.D. to push the lily pad in the direction he wishes to go. The lily pad will then begin to move forward, and will continue to do so until Mario stops spraying, at which point it will gradually slow to a stop. In The Secret of the Dirty Lake and the Lily Pad Ride, the lily pads are brown from the poison water they are in and begin to slowly wilt away when Mario lands on them, eventually disappearing.
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Leaf Rafts reappear in Super Mario Galaxy 2 in the Starshine Beach Galaxy. They behave similar to their appearance in Super Mario Sunshine, but due to the absence of F.L.U.D.D., are now controlled by stepping along the edges the player wants to move them. Relating to this, they now have a high ridge along their perimeters to prevent the player from walking off the edge. They have also been redesigned to look like fallen tree leaves, having a stem on the side and a pointed edge across from it.
A Pianta in this galaxy opens his "Leaf Raft Shop" for business in the mission Climbing the Cloudy Tower, which is the only time they can be used. The player can use them to cross the large body of water in this galaxy without actually touching the water. This is essential in the aforementioned mission, where the player as Cloud Mario or Cloud Luigi must ride across the water using Leaf Rafts to successfully reach the large tower where the Power Star is located.
Mario Golf: Super Rush
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Template:More images Leaf rafts appear for the first time in the Mario Golf series in Mario Golf: Super Rush. Leaf rafts appear in Wildweather Woods only in Hole 2. They do not move and therefore act as penalty areas.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | Blattboot[?] | Leaf Boat |
References
- ^ Super Mario Galaxy 2 North American instruction booklet, page 21
