Battlerock Galaxy

Battlerock Galaxy
Area	Fountain
How to unlock	Get 12 stars
Boss(es)	Topmaniac
Comet(s)	Daredevil Comet Purple Comet
Mission(s)	Battlerock Barrage Breaking into the Battlerock Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe Topmaniac's Daredevil Run Purple Coins on the Battlerock Battlerock's Garbage Dump Luigi under the Saucer
Music track(s)	Battlerock Galaxy Space Fantasy Space Athletic A Tense Moment King Kaliente Speedy Comet Purple Comet Aquatic Race
Stars
Galaxy icon	The Battlerock, two Saucers, and a few small asteroids

The Battlerock Galaxy is a galaxy in the Wii game Super Mario Galaxy. The galaxy contains many floating metallic saucers and planet-sized rocks with Cannons. The Battlerock itself is a huge rock studded with cannons that fire at Mario, and the inside contains many technical contraptions. Many robots and Bob-ombs appear in the galaxy.

The galaxy also contains an area where three Lumas are being held. Topmaniac is fought here for the first time. This galaxy is tied with the Dusty Dune Galaxy for the highest number of Power Stars, being seven.

Planets/Areas

NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all names are unofficial.

Saucers

Mario on one of the saucers.

The starting point of the galaxy is a bunch of saucers near each other. In the first mission, Battlerock Barrage, there are five Blue Star Chips that Mario must collect to create Pull Stars to lead to a Launch Star, which takes the player to the Moving Saucer. There is a ? Coin that creates several coins here. In the second mission, Breaking into the Battlerock, there are barriers that must be destroyed by Bob-ombs that come out of the dispensers. One barrier contains a Launch Star that takes Mario to the Molecule Planet. In the third mission, Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe, Mario must ride some of these saucers to a Launch Star, which take him to the Metal Bowl Planet. However, these saucer groups are in different places on Battlerock in each mission.

Moving Saucer

The saucer below the moving saucer.

The moving saucer.

To get this saucer to move, Mario must spin the bolt on top of it. It takes Mario through an area filled with cannons and some electrical barriers. Mario can collect a ? coin that makes Star Bits come out of two cannons. At the end of this section are the Big Saucers.

Big Saucers

Mario guiding a Bullet Bill to the cage where the power star is held.

There are two huge saucers here, each with some barriers that can only be broken by Bullet Bills, which are fired near the second big saucer. The Power Star is contained inside one of these barriers. On the Seventh mission, Luigi is trapped under one of these barriers, which have some poles next to the barrier, making it harder for the Bullet Bills to break the barrier. When Luigi is rescued, Mario gets a Green Power Star.

Molecule Planet

Mario on the Molecule Planet.

This Planet is shaped like a molecule, and it has Chomps moving all around it. There are Bob-ombs here that destroy a barrier containing a Rainbow Star and a Luma. The Luma takes Mario to a spiky area, which has a Launch Star that goes to the Battlerock Planet. There is also a Hungry Luma that, when fed thirty Star Bits, creates a Launch Star to the Garbage Planet.

Battlerock

The Battlerock

The Floating Mine field before the Luma rescue.

Mario inside the Battlerock.

This Planet is a giant rock with metal inside. Inside, Mario must use a Bob-Omb to destroy the barrier to the cannon. The player should then enter the cannon and aim for the Luma to free it, which could take two or three times (one if the player is experienced). When the Luma is freed, Mario can access a Launch Star to the Blast Missile.

Blast Missile

Mario on the Blast Missile.

On this colorfully tiled missile, Mario has to bring a Bob-omb to the cannon on its tip, avoiding the electrical barriers. Then, the player must enter the cannon and aim carefully past the moving pieces of metal, so Mario can reach the Power Star. If the player misses, Mario falls back to the missile.

Ammo Depot

Mario on the Ammo Depot.

A planet filled with multiple piles of trash. Apparently, this planet is actually supposed to be the ammo depot for the Battlerock Galaxy, which a lone Gearmo inhabiting the planet grudgingly tells Mario after he lands here. If Mario successfully blows up all the trash on the planet with Bob-ombs within the allotted 30 seconds, the Gearmo rewards Mario with a Power Star. Mario does not lose a life if he fails to blow up the trash within the time limit.

Metal Bowl Planet

Mario on the Metal Bowl Planet.

This planet is a bowl made out of metal. Here, Mario must Spin a Spiky Topman in to an electrical barrier, thereby breaking the barrier, and freeing a trapped Luma. The Luma creates a Launch Star to the Gravity Planet.

Gravity Corridor

One of the Arrow Switches

Mario inside the Gravity Corridor.

Mario should enter a pipe which takes him to an area where the gravity changes by Spinning some Arrow Switches. Mario has to go through a series of moving platforms before entering a pipe to the Barrier Chamber.

Barrier Chamber

Jump Beamer before the Barrier Chamber.

Mario in the Barrier Chamber.

This place has a Sling Star, which takes Mario to an area with Spiky Topmen, which the player must Spin them both into a barrier, thus disabling the barrier itself and taking Mario to a Launch Star, which takes the Player to the Topmaniac's Saucer.

Topmaniac's Saucer

Mario on the Topmaniac's Saucer.

This saucer is where Topmaniac is fought. It is filled with electrical barriers all over it. There are also some Spiky Topmen and Topmini here. When Topmaniac is defeated, he gives up a Power Star.

Enemies

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  Cannonballs

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  Electric rails

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  Goombeetles

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  Topminis

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  Electric spheres

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  Bullet Bills

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  Micro Goombas

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  Jump Beamers

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  Bob-ombs

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  Floating Mines

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  Chomps

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  Big Amps

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  Montys

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  Spiky Topmen

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  Sentry Beam

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  Goombas

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  Electrogoombas

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  Fire Bar

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  Topmaniac (boss)

Missions

Level	Image	Summary
Battlerock Barrage		This mission's objective is to navigate the saucers around the Battlerock.
Breaking into the Battlerock		This mission's objective is to use Bob-ombs to break into the Battlerock.
Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe		This mission's objective is to defeat Topmaniac.
Topmaniac's Daredevil Run		This mission's objective is to defeat Topmaniac under the effects of the Daredevil Comet.
Purple Coins on the Battlerock		This mission's objective is to collect the Purple Coins around the Battlerock.
Battlerock's Garbage Dump		This mission's objective is to use Bob-ombs to blow up junk in a time limit.
Luigi under the Saucer		This mission's objective is to rescue Luigi.

Other appearances

Battlerock Galaxy in Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Battlerock Galaxy appears in Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games as the location of the Dream Hurdles. The event takes place on a giant saucer and the actual planet is in the background. The location is also used for the rematch against Dry Bones. The galaxy theme is also remixed.

Gallery

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  Concept art of elements featured in Battlerock and Melty Molten Galaxy

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	バトルロックギャラクシー[?] Batorurokku Gyarakushī	Battlerock Galaxy
Chinese	战斗岩石银河[?] Zhàndòu yánshí yínhé	Battlerock Galaxy
German	Kampffelsen-Galaxie[?]	Battlerock Galaxy
Italian	Galassia Megaroccia[?]	Megarock Galaxy
Korean	배틀록 갤럭시[?] Baeteullok Gaelleoksi	Battlerock Galaxy
Spanish (NOA)	Galaxia del Peñasco Indómito[?]	Indomitable Crag Galaxy
Spanish (NOE)	Galaxia Peñasco Indómito[?]	Indomitable Crag Galaxy

Trivia

• This galaxy plays a remixed version of the "Space Fantasy" theme, with strings and brasses and less synth. It also plays in Dreadnought Galaxy. In some missions in both galaxies, the two themes also switch between each other.