Quick Race Through Downtown!

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Mission
Quick Race Through Downtown!
Wet-Dry World Star 6
Location Wet-Dry World
Mission # 6
Game Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS
<< Directory of missions >>N64 >>DS

Quick Race Through Downtown! is the sixth mission of Wet-Dry World in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. In Super Mario 64, this mission is the course's final one and requires the Vanish Cap to be unlocked, and in Super Mario 64 DS, this mission requires Luigi and the Power Flower to be unlocked.

Layout[edit]

There are two ways to get to the downtown area. One way is making the water level rise as high as possible by jumping into the painting at its highest point; by doing this, the water level will be high enough to jump over the tall mesh fence in front of the player's starting position. Another way is to use the cannon on the opposite corner of the course and fire in through the top of the fence. In the DS version of the game, an additional way is available: Playing as Luigi, the player can use his Power Flower ability to phase through the fence. Once behind the fence, the player needs to swim down through the tunnel into the downtown area.

Once in the downtown area, the player needs to swim directly downward and touch the Crystal Tap to lower the water level. With the water drained, the player needs to grab the Vanish Cap/Power Flower from the blue/red block to the left of the plaza. Once they are invisible, the player needs to run back to the alley they were just in and press the Purple Switch, then run to the wire fence in the corner to the right of the plaza. The player can go through some walls while invisible. Once inside the fence, the player has to use the block the Purple Switch created to get onto the structure inside and reach the Power Star. Alternatively, the player can wall-kick off the fence from inside without hitting the Purple Switch to reach the Power Star.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ダウンタウンを かけろ[?]
Dauntaun o Kakero
Run through Downtown
Chinese 快速穿过小镇[2]
Kuàisù Chuānguò Xiǎozhèn
Quickly Pass through the Small Town
French Course en ville[?] Race in Town Super Mario 64
Course rapide en ville![?] Quick Race in Town! Super Mario 64 DS
German Beachte das Zeitlimit![?] Mind the Time Limit! Super Mario 64
Ein schnelles Rennen in der Stadt[?] A Quick Race in the City Super Mario 64 DS
Italian Gara in centro![?] Race in downtown! Super Mario 64 DS
Nei sotterranei della città[1] In the town's undergrounds
Korean 다운타운을질주하라![?]
Dauntaun eul jiljuhara!
Run Through the Downtown!
Spanish En la parte baja de la ciudad[?] At the Bottom of the City

References[edit]

  1. ^ Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia, pag. 89
  2. ^ From the score sheetMedia:SM64DS course list in Chinese.png and the star menu of Super Mario 64 DS as localized by iQue.