Subrella

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Subrella
Peach using the Subrella in Gleam Glacier
Subrella bubble
Object of Subrella form.

Subrella is one of Perry's abilities in Super Princess Peach; its name is a portmanteau of "sub" or "submarine" and "umbrella". This move is used underwater and involves Perry transforming into a submarine. As a sub, Perry can move in any direction using the +Control Pad Control Pad and can shoot bubbles which can defeat certain enemies if the player blows into the Nintendo DS's microphone. The ability is gained in Wavy Beach 5-2. Enemies and obstacles faced underwater include Blurps, Mad Blurps, Bloopers, Glad Bloopers, Torpedo Bases, Torpedo Teds, G. Torpedo Teds, Fire Bars, and Spike Traps.

Appearances[edit]

Standard levels[edit]

Level Description
Wavy Beach 5-2 The level where Subrella is introduced. A Subrella section is found by entering the Warp Pipe to the right of where the ability is acquired. This section scrolls automatically.
Wavy Beach 5-3 A Subrella section appears in this level, which scrolls automatically.
Wavy Beach 5-5 Two Subrella sections appear in this level. Both sections do not scroll automatically.
Gleam Glacier 6-2 A Subrella section appears in this level, which does not scroll automatically.
Gleam Glacier 6-5 A Subrella section appears in this level, which does not scroll automatically.
Giddy Sky 7-5 A Subrella section appears in this level, which scrolls automatically.
Bowser's Villa 8-3 A Subrella section appears in this level, which scrolls automatically.
Bowser's Villa 8-4 A Subrella section is found immediately after the first Slidebrella section in the level. This section does not scroll automatically.

Extra levels[edit]

Each of these levels contains a single Subrella section, which must be completed in order to complete the level. All of these sections do not scroll automatically.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese せんすいカッサー
Sensui Kassā
Submerge Perry

Italian Subombrello
From sub and ombrello (umbrella)
Spanish Submarilla
Portmanteau of submarino (submarine) and sombrilla (parasol)