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{{quote|You seem to have brought back a, whuzzat? A rock, huh? Yeah... Good work there, pal... I guess.|Lubba|Super Mario Galaxy 2}}
{{quote|You seem to have brought back a, whuzzat? A rock, huh? Yeah... Good work there, pal... I guess.|Lubba|Super Mario Galaxy 2}}


The '''Rock Mushroom''' is an [[item]] that has so far only appeared ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. It turns [[Mario]] into [[Rock Mario]]. When collected, Mario's hat and overalls turn to stone, and it gives him the ability to encase himself in a [[Boulder]] by shaking the [[Wii]] Remote. He can also accelerate by jumping and then shaking the [[ Wii ]] remote. In this form, Mario can roll around and jump, damaging enemies and large purple crystals with items inside them. If Mario hits certain crystals or enemies, he will revert back to his normal form, but will still have the rock mushroom. Players can always return to his boulder form by shaking the Wii Remote again. It is possible to turn back to normal by jumping and pressing {{button|wii|Z}}. This is useful to stop Mario from flying off an edge; however, this move has been disabled during the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]] mission, [[A Stroll Down Rolling Lane]]. The Rock Mushroom plays a major role in the [[Boulder Bowl Galaxy]], and also appears in the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]].
The '''Rock Mushroom''' is an [[item]] that appears in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', and is first found in [[World 2 (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|World 2]]. The Rock Mushroom is primarily found in the [[Boulder Bowl Galaxy]], and also appears in the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]] and [[Freezy Flake Galaxy]].
 
When obtained, it turns [[Mario]] into [[Rock Mario]]. Rock Mario can encase himself in a [[boulder]] by shaking the [[Wii]] Remote, and can also accelerate by jumping and then shaking the Wii remote. In this form, Mario can roll around and jump, damaging enemies and large purple crystals with items inside them. Hitting certain crystals or enemies will "break" the boulder, and he can shake the Wii remote to return to that form; he can also turn back to normal by jumping and pressing {{button|wii|Z}}, cancelling his momentum, or else by slowing to a stop and remaining still for a few seconds.
 
==Locations==
===Boulder Bowl Galaxy===
The Rock Mushroom features heavily in Boulder Bowl Galaxy, with all of the galaxy's [[Power Star]]s and two of the [[Green Star]]s requiring the power-up to obtain them. One appears on the starting planet in a cage guarded by three [[Elite Octoomba]]s, and more can be found on the boulder-covered planet and the large cage planet.
 
===Freezy Flake Galaxy===
In Freezy Flake Galaxy, one Rock Mushroom appears on the starting planet during [[Sorbetti's Chilly Reception]]; it can be found on the top side of a cabin. The power-up is needed to uncover [[Launch Star]]s on the starting planet; this leads to the Snowy Field Planet, where it is also required to retrieve five [[Star Chip]]s in order to proceed to the next planet.
 
===Melty Monster Galaxy===
Rock Mushrooms can be found in Melty Monster Galaxy's rolling lane section and bowling course, and are required for obtaining the Power Star from those sections [[A Stroll Down Rolling Lane]] and [[The Chimp's Bowling Challenge]], respectively. In addition, the button command that breaks Mario out of his boulder form is disabled during the former.  


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 05:06, September 6, 2019

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“You seem to have brought back a, whuzzat? A rock, huh? Yeah... Good work there, pal... I guess.”
Lubba, Super Mario Galaxy 2

The Rock Mushroom is an item that appears in Super Mario Galaxy 2, and is first found in World 2. The Rock Mushroom is primarily found in the Boulder Bowl Galaxy, and also appears in the Melty Monster Galaxy and Freezy Flake Galaxy.

When obtained, it turns Mario into Rock Mario. Rock Mario can encase himself in a boulder by shaking the Wii Remote, and can also accelerate by jumping and then shaking the Wii remote. In this form, Mario can roll around and jump, damaging enemies and large purple crystals with items inside them. Hitting certain crystals or enemies will "break" the boulder, and he can shake the Wii remote to return to that form; he can also turn back to normal by jumping and pressing Nunchuk Z Button, cancelling his momentum, or else by slowing to a stop and remaining still for a few seconds.

Locations

Boulder Bowl Galaxy

The Rock Mushroom features heavily in Boulder Bowl Galaxy, with all of the galaxy's Power Stars and two of the Green Stars requiring the power-up to obtain them. One appears on the starting planet in a cage guarded by three Elite Octoombas, and more can be found on the boulder-covered planet and the large cage planet.

Freezy Flake Galaxy

In Freezy Flake Galaxy, one Rock Mushroom appears on the starting planet during Sorbetti's Chilly Reception; it can be found on the top side of a cabin. The power-up is needed to uncover Launch Stars on the starting planet; this leads to the Snowy Field Planet, where it is also required to retrieve five Star Chips in order to proceed to the next planet.

Melty Monster Galaxy

Rock Mushrooms can be found in Melty Monster Galaxy's rolling lane section and bowling course, and are required for obtaining the Power Star from those sections A Stroll Down Rolling Lane and The Chimp's Bowling Challenge, respectively. In addition, the button command that breaks Mario out of his boulder form is disabled during the former.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ゴロ岩キノコ
Goroiwa kinoko
Rock Mushroom

Italian Fungo Roccia
Rock Mushroom
Korean 대굴바위버섯
Daegulbawibeoseot
Rolling Rock Mushroom

Spanish Champiñón Roca
Rock Mushroom