Ice Block

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A White Block from Super Mario Bros. 3. Not to be confused with File:SMAS SMB3 Ice.png

Ice Blocks are frozen versions of regular Blocks in various Mario games. They are similar to the Grab Blocks from Super Mario World.

History

Super Mario series

Super Mario Bros. 2

Ice Blocks appear in World 4 of Super Mario Bros. 2. They act as slippery platforms. If the character jumps below one, he or she will pass through it, an ability that did not appear in later games.

Super Mario Bros. 3

In Super Mario Bros. 3, if a Buster Beetle gets its hands on one, it will throw it at high speeds towards Mario or Luigi. If one of the plumbers picks one up, he can only hold it for a short time before it disappears. When thrown, it can defeat enemies in one hit, not having to throw multiple ones at them. Another rarer Ice Block also exists. It is see-through and can be melted by fireballs from Mario/Luigi's Fire form. Some contain coins, while others contain Munchers. Lastly, there are Ice Blocks that are just slippery platforms. These Ice Blocks come in normal size (about the size of a Brick Block) and giant size (about the size of four Brick Blocks). All appear mostly in Iced Land.

Super Mario World

A few Ice Blocks make a small appearance in the level Awesome of the Special World. In this game, none can be picked up, because they all are slippery platforms. They appear as light blue Rotating Blocks.

Super Mario Sunshine

In Super Mario Sunshine, they appear as transparent blocks emanating an icy mist. They can be melted with F.L.U.D.D..

Super Mario 64 DS

In Super Mario 64 DS, they appear in ice themed levels. They can only be melted with Yoshi's fire breath.

New Super Mario Bros.

In New Super Mario Bros., they are once again slippery platforms. They are found in World 5.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

An Ice Block.
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A Giant Ice Block.

In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, there are five types of Ice Blocks: Ice Blocks that consist of enemies frozen by a Ice Flower, blocks that can be picked up and thrown at enemies in World 3 (they can't hurt players, unlike Barrels), a type of Snake Block called Ice Snake Blocks that only appear in World 3's castle, the giant blocks (in the same level mentioned) that can only be destroyed using Bob-ombs, and the blocks that only appear in World 9-7, which can be melted with fireballs from a Fire Flower or enemy.

New Super Mario Bros. U

Ice Blocks also appear in New Super Mario Bros. U once again act as platforms but some can also act as an obstacle to the player because the Venus Fire Traps cause his fall these blocks are at level Piranha Plants on Ice.

Yoshi series

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island / Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3

In Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, they serve as slippery obstacles that cannot be picked up, but can be melted by Yoshi's fire breath after eating a Super Red Watermelon, Podoboo, or Pyro Guy. Some Ice Blocks hide items. In this game, the blocks simply look like a block of ice.

Yoshi's Island DS

In Yoshi's Island DS, they retain their role from the original Yoshi's Island, however they can only be melted by Baby Bowser. Zeus Guys can also do that, and even melt some the young king of Koopas couldn't.

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