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In the [[Nintendo 64]] version, during the first mission, [[Plunder in the Sunken Ship]], a thin fog covers the area, and the sky is darker than in other missions. The player can enter the ship in the lake through a broken window after luring [[Maw-Ray|Unagi the eel]] out. The inside of the ship is full of water and contains several [[treasure chest|Treasure Chest]]s and platforms. Opening these chests in the correct order drains the ship and allows the player to [[jump]] up the platforms and collect the Power Star at the top. Strangely, the drained ship's interior remains upright when it should be horizontal, as the ship is presumably floating on the water. After the player collects the first Star, the fog and dark sky effects bizarrely do not return anywhere in the level, even if the player replays Plunder in the Sunken Ship.
In the [[Nintendo 64]] version, during the first mission, [[Plunder in the Sunken Ship]], a thin fog covers the area, and the sky is darker than in other missions. The player can enter the ship in the lake through a broken window after luring [[Maw-Ray|Unagi the eel]] out. The inside of the ship is full of water and contains several [[treasure chest|Treasure Chest]]s and platforms. Opening these chests in the correct order drains the ship and allows the player to [[jump]] up the platforms and collect the Power Star at the top. Strangely, the drained ship's interior remains upright when it should be horizontal, as the ship is presumably floating on the water. After the player collects the first Star, the fog and dark sky effects bizarrely do not return anywhere in the level, even if the player replays Plunder in the Sunken Ship.


Above the water, near the start of the level, is a cannon that is needed to reach the Power Star during the mission [[Blast to the Stone Pillar]]. Below the cannon underwater are a ring of [[coin]]s and two [[clam|clam shell]]s: The one on the right has a Shiny Shell, and the other has a Red Coin. Past the three stone pillars is a large trench where the ship lies during the first mission. During any other mission, a jet stream is in the ship's place and Unagi is moved to a crevice up above. The Ocean Cave is to the west, containing many triangular columns<ref>{{cite|author=Pelland, Scott and Dan Owsen|title=''Super Mario 64'' Player's Guide|page=31|language=en-us|publisher=Nintendo of America|date=1996}}</ref> that fall on the player if they get too close, Goombas, and a green/red block. At the back of the cave are several Treasure Chests that provide the [[Treasure in the Ocean Cave|third Star]] when opened in the correct order and, in the DS version, a large fenced-off area containing [[Switch Star of the Bay|another Star]].
Above the water, near the start of the level, is a cannon that is needed to reach the Power Star during the mission [[Blast to the Stone Pillar]]. Below the cannon underwater are a ring of [[coin]]s and two [[clam|clam shell]]s: The one on the right has a Shiny Shell, and the other has a Red Coin. Past the three stone pillars is a large trench where the ship lies during the first mission. During any other mission, a jet stream is in the ship's place and Unagi is moved to a crevice up above. The Ocean Cave is to the west, containing many [[Falling Pillar|triangular columns]] that fall on the player if they get too close, Goombas, and a green/red block. At the back of the cave are several Treasure Chests that provide the [[Treasure in the Ocean Cave|third Star]] when opened in the correct order and, in the DS version, a large fenced-off area containing [[Switch Star of the Bay|another Star]].
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Jolly Roger Bay
Jolly Roger Bay Star 1
Super Mario 64
SM64DS Unagi the eel.png
Super Mario 64 DS
How to unlock 3 Power Stars
Boss(es) None
Mission(s) Super Mario 64
Plunder in the Sunken Ship
Can the Eel Come Out to Play?
Treasure of the Ocean Cave
Red Coins on the Ship Afloat
Blast to the Stone Pillar
Through the Jet Stream
Super Mario 64 DS
Plunder in the Sunken Ship
Can the Eel Come Out to Play?
Treasure in the Ocean Cave
Red Coins on the Ship Afloat
Blast to the Stone Pillar
Switch Star of the Bay
Through the Jet Stream
Stars Super Mario 64:
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Super Mario 64 DS:
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Jolly Roger Bay is the third course in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. The entrance to the course is through the ★ door to the far right of the first floor of the Mushroom Castle, and three Power Stars are needed to unlock the door. The course is a large lake with several rocks, platforms, and a ship. It gets its name from "Jolly Roger," a name given to typical pirate flags.

This course shares the same music as Dire, Dire Docks. Like in that course, when Mario, Yoshi, Luigi, or Wario is swimming underwater, synths are added to the music; when the player character is on land in this course's cavern area, a drum beat is added to the music.

Layout

Map of Jolly Roger Bay
Map of Jolly Roger Bay ship
Map of Jolly Roger Bay (left) and the inside of the sunken ship (right) in Super Mario 64 DS

The player starts on the shore of a large lake that greatly resembles a real-world cenote. This starting area consists of a yellow block to the left and a green block (or red in the DS version) to the right. In the DS remake, the shore also contains Goombas and a block containing a Shiny Shell. Over to the right is a platform with a Bob-omb Buddy, who opens the cannon of the level when talked to. A large spire with a Red Coin at the top is located nearby, and going across the platform on the water leads to a series of platforms and another green/red block. Pressing the Purple Switch makes additional platforms appear, making it easier to cross them all. At the end of these platforms is the raised ship, but only in missions two and onward. The ship provides a platform for the player to reach three of the Red Coins in the level, as well as the location of the Power Star that appears when all the Red Coins are collected. This is the only main course in Super Mario 64 that does not have a Star Marker.

Jolly Roger Bay before and after Plunder in the Sunken Ship
Jolly Roger Bay before and after Plunder in the Sunken Ship
Jolly Roger Bay before and after Plunder in the Sunken Ship

In the Nintendo 64 version, during the first mission, Plunder in the Sunken Ship, a thin fog covers the area, and the sky is darker than in other missions. The player can enter the ship in the lake through a broken window after luring Unagi the eel out. The inside of the ship is full of water and contains several Treasure Chests and platforms. Opening these chests in the correct order drains the ship and allows the player to jump up the platforms and collect the Power Star at the top. Strangely, the drained ship's interior remains upright when it should be horizontal, as the ship is presumably floating on the water. After the player collects the first Star, the fog and dark sky effects bizarrely do not return anywhere in the level, even if the player replays Plunder in the Sunken Ship.

Above the water, near the start of the level, is a cannon that is needed to reach the Power Star during the mission Blast to the Stone Pillar. Below the cannon underwater are a ring of coins and two clam shells: The one on the right has a Shiny Shell, and the other has a Red Coin. Past the three stone pillars is a large trench where the ship lies during the first mission. During any other mission, a jet stream is in the ship's place and Unagi is moved to a crevice up above. The Ocean Cave is to the west, containing many triangular columns that fall on the player if they get too close, Goombas, and a green/red block. At the back of the cave are several Treasure Chests that provide the third Star when opened in the correct order and, in the DS version, a large fenced-off area containing another Star.

Missions

Mission Appears in Summary
Plunder in the Sunken Ship.png
Plunder in the Sunken Ship
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission involves collecting a Power Star inside the sunken ship.
Jolly Roger Bay Star 2
Can the Eel Come Out to Play?
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
The mission's objective involves grabbing a Power Star connected to Unagi the eel.
Jolly Roger Bay Star 3
Treasure of the Ocean Cave (N64) /
Treasure in the Ocean Cave (DS)
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission involves collecting a Power Star hidden by The Cap'n.
Jolly Roger Bay Star 4
Red Coins on the Ship Afloat
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission involves collecting eight Red Coins located throughout the bay.
Jolly Roger Bay Star 5
Blast to the Stone Pillar
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
The goal of this mission is to grab a Power Star on a high platform.
Jolly Roger Bay Star 6
Through the Jet Stream
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission's objective is to grab a Power Star inside a jet stream by using metal power.
Switch Star of the Bay.png
Switch Star of the Bay
Super Mario 64 DS This mission's objective is to use a Star Switch to grab a Power Star in a cage with Vanish Luigi.

Enemies

Statistics from Super Mario 64

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese かいぞくの いりえ[?]
Kaizoku no irie
Pirate's Cove
Chinese 海盗湾[1]
Hǎidào Wān
Pirate Gulf
French Baie des Pirates[?] Pirates Bay
German Piratenbucht Panik[?] Pirate Bay Panic
Italian Baia Pirata[?] Pirate Bay
Korean 해적들이있었던바닷가[?]
Haejeokdeul i isseotdeon badatga
Bay That Pirates Have Been
Spanish Bahía del Capitán[?] Captain's Bay

Trivia

The two different paintings of Jolly Roger Bay
The two different paintings of Jolly Roger Bay
The two different paintings of Jolly Roger Bay
  • In the first release of Super Mario 64 in Japan, the entrance to Jolly Roger Bay is a painting of bubbles in a blue frame. In all subsequent releases, including the Japanese Super Mario 64: Shindō Pak Taiō Version rerelease, this is changed to a painting of a sunken ship in a gold frame. Super Mario 64 DS instead uses a retouched version of the original painting in all versions. In Super Mario 3D All-Stars, the revised ship painting is used due to the Shindō Pack rerelease being the basis of the included version of Super Mario 64.
  • Exclusively in the Nintendo 64 version, a hidden ship duplicate that appears only during the mission Plunder in the Sunken Ship is floating above the stage, which cannot be seen through normal means.[2]
  • The name of the 100-Coin Star is Pirates' Plunder.[3]

References

  1. ^ From the score sheetMedia:SM64DS course list in Chinese.png of Super Mario 64 DS as localized by iQue.
  2. ^ SwankyBox (October 10, 2018). Mario's INVISIBLE SHIP? The Mysteries, Discoveries, & Nostalgia of Jolly Roger Bay | Pixel Portals. YouTube. Retrieved October 20, 2018.
  3. ^ Pelland, Scott and Dan Owsen (1996). Super Mario 64 Player's Guide. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 46.