Gate (Super Mario Galaxy)
| Gate | |
|---|---|
 Screenshot of the Gate | |
| Game | Super Mario Galaxy Super Mario 3D All-Stars |
| Level(s) | 2 (inc. Hungry Luma galaxy) |
| << List of worlds >> | |
- “There's a connection here to deep space, far from your lands. We call it the gateway to the starry sky.”
- —Luma, Super Mario Galaxy
The Gate, or the gateway to the starry sky as it is called by a Luma, is a portal from the Comet Observatory to the Gateway Galaxy which appears in the Wii game, Super Mario Galaxy. It is a small floating island above the comet observatory with a small house resembling the one in the Gateway Galaxy leading to the galaxy itself, two flower beds, and two of the observatory's Warp Pads linking to it: one from the Engine Room and one from the Garden. It is impossible to access the gate if one has not recovered the sixth Grand Star by defeating King Kaliente in the galaxy Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor. Once that star is recovered, the Engine Room will be completed and the Warp Pad to the gate will open creating a path to both the Gate and the Garden.
By passing through the Gate, Mario is able to return to the Gateway Galaxy and take another Warp Pad to the Garden. Once the player completes Gateway's Purple Coins, a Hungry Luma appears just beside the Gate who unlocks and allows Mario to travel to the Boo's Boneyard Galaxy if it is fed 1,200 Star Bits.
There is also a 1-Up Mushroom underneath the gate which can only be accessed by using a Red Star and flying right underneath it. The Red Stars are by the Garage and on the roof of the Bedroom after Mario completes Gateway's Purple Coins in the Gateway Galaxy.
In Super Mario Galaxy 2, if Mario completes the Grandmaster Galaxy's Daredevil Run, he will meet Rosalina on a final planet that is exactly identical to the Gate, except the portals to the Engine Room and the Garden are missing.
Galaxies[edit]
| Galaxy | Description | Star(s) | Unlocking criteria |
|---|---|---|---|
.png) Gateway Galaxy |
This is the first Galaxy that the player encounters in the game. However, after completing its first mission, the player cannot revisit the Galaxy until they have unlocked the Gate dome. It contains a grassy starting planet with patches of flowers, miniature houses, and other features. A Grand Star and a red Power Star can be found in this Galaxy. |  
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Complete King Kaliente's Spicy Return |
.png) Boo's Boneyard Galaxy |
The player encounters the Spooky Speedster for a second time in this Hungry Luma Galaxy; this time, the player races as Boo Mario in an underground course. | 
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Complete Gateway's Purple Coins, and then feed the Hungry Luma 1,200 Star Bits |
Gallery[edit]
Model from Super Mario Galaxy
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Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 子供部屋[?] Kodomo Beya |
Children's room | |
| Chinese | 儿童房[?] Értóng Fáng |
Children's room | |
| French (NOA) | Salle de Jeu[?] | Games room | |
| French (NOE) | Salle de jeu[?] | Games room | |
| German | Kinderzimmer[?] | Nursery | |
| Italian | Stanza dei bimbi[?] | Children's room | |
| Korean | 아이방[?] Ai bang |
Children's room | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Cuarto de Juegos[?] | Games room | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Cuarto de juegos[?] | Games room |
