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|image=[[File:SMS Sirena Beach Overview.png|250px]]
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|greater_location=[[Isle Delfino]]
|greaterloc=[[Isle Delfino]]
|inhabitants=[[Pianta]]s, [[Noki]]s, [[Boo]]s
|inhabitants=[[Pianta]]s, [[Noki]]s, [[Boo]]s
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' ([[List of games by date#2002|2002]])
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' ([[List of games by date#2002|2002]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' ([[List of games by date#2020|2020]])
}}
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{{Quote|A day of relaxing by the sea just washes your troubles away.|Pianta|Super Mario Sunshine}}
{{quote|A day of relaxing by the sea just washes your troubles away.|Pianta|Super Mario Sunshine}}
'''Sirena Beach''' is a location found on [[Isle Delfino]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. It is located on the island's south coast, right behind [[Pinna Park]]. Its name probably derives from "Sirena", the Italian and Spanish term for "mermaid". It also bears similarity to the term "serene", describing the atmosphere of the beach. Sirena Beach is famous for being the home of [[Hotel Delfino]], a well-known four-star hotel and seaside resort. The level itself can only be accessed through a red [[Warp Pipe]] in [[Delfino Plaza]], on top of the building behind the [[Grand Pianta Statue]]. The pipe is initially blocked by a giant [[pineapple]] and eating it with [[Yoshi]] will open up the level, meaning this level can only be accessed after the player has cleared [[The Wilted Sunflowers|Episode 4]] of Pinna Park. [[Mario]] only visits Sirena Beach in the evenings (the only time it can be seen during the day is when it is viewed from Pinna Park).
==Layout==
[[File:Sirena Beach hotel delfino.png|thumb|left|Distant view of Sirena Beach]]
[[File:SunsetMarioPeach.png|200px|thumb|[[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] at Sirena Beach in the ending of the game]]
Sirena Beach has three main areas: the exterior and the interior of Hotel Delfino, and the hotel's casino.


'''Sirena Beach''' is a location found on [[Isle Delfino]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. It is located on the island's south coast, right behind [[Pinna Park]]. Its name probably derives from "Sirena", the Italian and Spanish term for "mermaid". It also bears similarity to the term "serene", describing the atmosphere of the beach.
The exterior of the hotel is a large beach with pools of water, torches, cabanas, and terraces nearby. The layout of the beach is, if examined closely, identical to the layout of a GameCube controller, if seen from the hotel looking out to the sea. The pools of water represent the {{button|gcn|Stick}}, {{button|gcn|A}},{{button|gcn|B}},{{button|gcn|X}} and {{button|gcn|Y}} buttons, a small flame to represent the {{button|gcn|Start}}, the chairs set up beyond that to represent where "Nintendo GameCube" would be printed, and two cabana huts to represent the {{button|gcn|Pad}} and {{button|gcn|C}}. During [[The Manta Storm|Episode 1]] and [[Scrubbing Sirena Beach|Episode 6]], the beach is covered in [[Goop#electric goop|electric goop]] and the hotel itself will be inaccessible during those episodes.


Sirena Beach is famous for being the home of [[Hotel Delfino]], a well-known four-star hotel and seaside resort. The outside of the place features three pools filled with water, torches to illuminate the place at night, two cabanas for refreshments, as well as some terraces for sun-bathing. It is also widely known for its impressive sunsets. The hotel itself features several rooms, a pool room, a fruit bar, restrooms and a big casino which can also be visited. There is also a mazy attic from which more rooms can be accessed. Once Mario entered the hotel, he cannot return to the beach without completely exiting the level. A similar case appears with the casino. The level itself can only be accessed through a red [[Warp Pipe]] in [[Delfino Plaza]]. Said pipe is blocked by a giant [[pineapple]] and the Mario needs to unlock [[Yoshi]] first before they can get through the pipe.
The interior of the hotel consists of three floors and a maze-like attic. Mario can enter the hotel by talking to the [[hotel manager]] at the front door. Once Mario enters the level, he is not able to leave unless he returns to Delfino Plaza through the pause menu or completes the current episode. Mario can move through the different rooms in the hotel, though most of the doors to the lobby are locked from the outside. In [[Shadow Mario Checks In|Episode 7]], however, all of the doors to the lobby are open. There are many secret passages in the hotel that either lead from one room to another or to a different floor. During certain missions, [[Boo]]s can be found in various areas in the hotel but are more prevalent in some episodes such as [[The Hotel Lobby's Secret|Episode 2]], with some disguised as Coins and in Episode 7, where many of them are also disguised as [[Shadow Mario]].


[[File:SunsetMarioPeach.PNG|200px|thumb|left|[[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] at Sirena Beach in the ending of ''Super Mario Sunshine''.]]
The hotel's casino is accessed by talking to the bellhop to the left of the first floor. Like with the main hotel, Mario cannot leave the casino unless he returns to Delfino Plaza or completes the current episode. He can only access the casino during Episodes [[The Secret of Casino Delfino|4]] and [[King Boo Down Below|5]]. The casino is made up of large slot machines, two of which Mario can turn by using [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]] to either spray each individual slot on the slanted one or the machine as a whole on the rounded one. A large roulette wheel is placed in the center of the room.
Mario always visits Sirena Beach only in the evenings, when the sun is about to set (the only time it can be seen during the day is when it's viewed from [[Pinna Park]]). The main problems he has to deal with in this area are a persistent infestation of [[Boo]]s inside the hotel and hazardous [[Graffiti#Electric Graffiti|Electric Goop]] outside the hotel. He also fights against [[King Boo]] and [[Phantamanta]] here, both being the cause of said problems, respectively.


Most of the episodes take place inside Hotel Delfino; Mario can enter the building by talking to [[Hotel Manager|its manager]], whom stands in front of the entrance. The Pianta asks for no charge for letting Mario in, but expects him to help the hotel out in return.
The layout of the beach is, if examined closely, identical to the layout of a GameCube controller, if seen from the hotel looking out to the sea. The pools of water represent the {{button|gcn|Stick}}, {{button|gcn|A}},{{button|gcn|B}},{{button|gcn|X}} and {{button|gcn|Y}} buttons, a small flame to represent the {{button|gcn|Start}}, the chairs set up beyond that to represent where "Nintendo GameCube" would be printed, and two cabana huts to represent the {{button|gcn|Pad}} and {{button|gcn|C}}.
==Episodes==
==Episodes==
===Episode 1: The Manta Storm===
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[[File:The Manta Storm.PNG|200px|thumb|[[Mario]] battling [[Phantamanta]] on Sirena Beach.]]
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The first episode of Sirena Beach begins with a shot of its characteristic sunset above the sea. It then cuts to the landside and pans over the area to show that a significant part of the landscape is covered in turquoise-colored Electric Goop. The thick substance has covered some [[Noki]] visitors and even the hotel building is obscured by a large puddle of slime shaped like a giant manta. Several Piantas can be seen around the spot where the building went missing, some are employees trying to clean the place while others are infuriated hotel guests. Upon approaching the hotel manager Mario learns that a giant shadow-like creature called [[Phantamanta]] appeared at noon, produced all the hazardous Goop and made the hotel vanish. Their conversation is cut short by another appearance of said monster and a boss battle begins.
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!data-sort-type="alphabetical"|Episode
The orange silhouette slowly approaches the scenery from the beach while leaving a thick trail of the Electric Goop behind. Spraying it with water from [[F.L.U.D.D.]] will cause it to emit electric sparks and three direct hits with water will make it split into two. The halves will then act separately and split again after enough hits. Phantamanta must be split four times until its parts can be defeated permanently. The parts creach all over the place and the only safe places are spots with roofs. After all the parts of Phantamanta are in their smallest forms, the orange silhouettes will turn red and actively chase Mario. After Mario defeated every single part of the enemy the hotel will rise from the ground again and a Shine Sprite will appear above the pillar in the center of the level.
!class="unsortable"|Summary
 
|-
;Names in Other Languages
!1
{{Foreignname
|align=center|[[File:The Manta Storm.png|200px]]
|SpaE=El ataque de Mega raya
|align=center|{{sort|Manta Storm, The|[[The Manta Storm]]}}
|SpaEM=Phantamanta´s attack
|This episode's objective is to defeat the [[Phantamanta|Manta]].
|Ger=Magische Mantas
|-
|GerM=Magical Mantas
!2
|Fra=La tempête de Méga Manta
|align=center|[[File:SMS The Hotel Lobbys Secret.png|200px]]
|FraM=The Mega Manta storm
|align=center|{{sort|Hotel Lobby's Secret, The|[[The Hotel Lobby's Secret]]}}
|Jap=ふしぎせいぶつマンタしゅうらい
|This episode's objective is to enter the Golden Boo<ref>{{cite|author=Bogenn, Tim; Walsh, Tim|title=''Super Mario Sunshine'' BradyGames Official Strategy Guide|page=94}}</ref> on the third floor of the hotel.
|JapM=Strange creature: Manta invasion!
|-
}}
!3
 
|align=center|[[File:Mysterious Hotel Delfino.png|200px]]
===Episode 2: The [[Hotel Lobby's Secret|Hotel Lobby's Secret]]===
|align=center|[[Mysterious Hotel Delfino]]
[[File:Hotellobby SMS.png|thumb|200px|right|Mario inside the Hotel Lobby's Secret.]]
|This episode's objective is to navigate [[Hotel Delfino]].
[[File:GoldenBoostatue.png|thumb|200px|left|The Golden Boo statue which takes Mario to the Hotel Lobby's Secret.]]
|-
The second episode sets in with a shot from above the big hotel and then slowly pans down to show its front side. The masses of turquoise slime from the previous episode have disappeared but the hotel is still closed due to a ghost-infestation, much to the dismay of the guests. The hotel manager asks Mario to enter the hotel to get rid of the plague. The cause of the trouble appears to be a golden boo statue that appeared at the top floor. Due to the emergency situation however, the staircases leading to said floor have been sealed off and the players have to find an alternative route. By spraying the [[Red Boo]]s surrounding the large pillar in the middle of the building with water Mario can build a path to the monument.
!4
 
|align=center|[[File:The Secret of Casino Delfino.png|200px]]
After jumping into the statue's mouth Mario will be transported into a secret level. Shadow Mario will then appear and steal F.L.U.D.D., so Mario has only his jumping abilities to get through the obstacle course. The area is filled with [[Strollin' Stu]]es, [[Soarin' Stu]]es, [[Sand Block]]s and [[Brick Block]]s. Some of the Brick Blocks in this area contain [[1-Up Mushroom]]s that will give Mario an [[Extra Life]]. At the end of the course, he will find a Shine Sprite. After having completed the second episode of Sirena Beach, the players can replay the level and bring F.L.U.D.D. with them to participate in a [[Red Coin]] challenge.
|align=center|{{sort|Secret of Casino Delfino, The|[[The Secret of Casino Delfino]]}}
{{br}}
|This episode's objective is to find and complete a secret course in the hotel's casino.
 
|-
;Names in Other Languages
!5
{{Foreignname
|align=center|[[File:King Boo Down Below.png|200px]]
|SpaE=El secreto del vestiboolo
|align=center|[[King Boo Down Below]]
|SpaEM=The secret of the lobby
|This episode's objective is to defeat [[King Boo (Super Mario Sunshine)|King Boo]].
|Fra=Le secret du Hall de l'hôtel
|-
|FraM=The secret of the Lobby
!6
|Ger=Das Geheimnis der Hotellobby
|align=center|[[File:Scrubbing Sirena Beach.png|200px]]
|GerM=The secret of the hotel lobby
|align=center|[[Scrubbing Sirena Beach]]
|Jap=ホテルのロビーのヒミツ
|This episode's objective is to clean Sirena Beach within the time limit.
|JapM=[[Hotel Lobby's Secret|Hotel Lobby's Secret]]
|-
}}
!7
 
|align=center|[[File:Shadow Mario Checks In.png|200px]]
===Episode 3: Mysterious Hotel Delfino===
|align=center|[[Shadow Mario Checks In]]
[[File:Mysterious Hotel Delfino.png|200px|thumb|Mario running around in the maze-like attic of [[Hotel Delfino]].]]
|This episode's objective is to defeat [[Shadow Mario]] as he runs around Hotel Delfino's interior.
The third episode opens with another pan shot from above the hotel. After Mario got rid of most of the ghosts the hotel has reopened and the guests are able to get into the building again. The [[Doot Doot Sisters]] also appear from this episode on, performing at the beach. At the front door of Hotel Delfino the hotel manager invites Mario into the building again. Inside the hotel, the players can see the Shine Sprite of this episode sparkling in the pool room at the top floor through a wall of glass. The object is out of their reach however, since a Pianta denies Mario access to the room because of his lack of swimwear. Mario has to find a way to break into the room from the attic. However, the attic is filled with sleeping Boos which cannot be defeated by normal means. Mario has to go back to the reception near the entrance to find a [[Yoshi Egg]] which demands a pineapple. Unfortunately, the fruit seller on the other side of the room is currently out of pineapples, so Mario has to search the hotel for the fruit. He can find some by traveling through the hotel guests' rooms. Mario starts by talking to a [[Pianta]] outside the bathroom who tells him that there is water damage in there. Mario should go inside and walk to the last stall. From here he can jump up into the tub of the above room. In this room, another [[Pianta]] says that she gets a weird vibe from a painting in the room. If Mario sprays it with water, a picture of a [[Boo]] is revealed, and he can now travel through the painting to the adjoining room. This room houses two [[Noki|Nokis]] who are running around, terrified by several [[Boo|Boos]] in the room. To go to the next room, Mario must spray the closet doors until they all spin around and make a boo picture. They will then open up into the next room, which holds two [[Red Boo]]s. Mario should spray them and use the platforms they create to travel through a hole in the ceiling. In this room, there is a bookcase that will flip when stayed with water, allowing access to the next room. The room has a poster which can be sprayed to go to an optional room with a [[Blue Coin]]. To advance to the next room, Mario must jump on the floor tile that is a slightly different color. The room below has several crates, some of which contain pineapples. Mario can now take one and leave the room to bring it to [[Yoshi]]. Now Mario must go to the third floor, enter the open room and jump on the bed to reach the attic. Here he must navigate a maze in search of cracked floor tiles. One of these will lead to the pool when Ground Pounded, allowing Mario to obtain the [[Shine Sprite]].
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!8
;Names in Other Languages
|align=center|[[File:Red Coins in the Hotel.png|200px]]
{{Foreignname
|align=center|[[Red Coins in the Hotel]]
|SpaE=El misterio del Hotel Delfino
|This episode's objective is to collect the [[Red Coin|red coin]]s in the hotel within the time limit.
|SpaEM=Hotel Delfino´s mystery
|-
|Fra=Mystérieux Hôtel Delfino
!9
|FraM=Mysterious Hotel Delfino
|align=center|[[File:Red Coins in Boo%27s Big Mouth.png|200px]]
|Ger=Hotel Delfino's Mysterium
|align=center|[[Red Coins in Boo's Big Mouth]]
|GerM=Hotel Delfino's Mystery
|This episode's objective is to collect the red coins in the Hotel Lobby's Secret.
|Jap=めいきゅうホテル･デルフィーノ
|-
|JapM=Mazy Hotel Delfino
!10
}}
|align=center|[[File:Red Coin Winnings in the Casino.png|200px]]
 
|align=center|[[Red Coin Winnings in the Casino]]
===Episode 4: The Secret of [[Hotel Delfino#Casino|Casino Delfino]]===
|This episode's objective is to collect the red coins in the Casino Delfino's Secret.
[[File:Secret of Casino Delfino.png|thumb|left|200px|Mario using F.L.U.D.D. to flip the panels and reveal a [[Warp Pipe]] leading to the secret area.]]
|}
[[File:The Secret of Casino Delfino.png|200px|thumb|Mario inside the secret level accessed via a secret Warp Pipe in Hotel Delfino's casino.]]
Another pan shot of Hotel Delfino serves as the introduction scene for this episode. The hotel is still open for business and upon approaching the building the hotel manager invites Mario to the casino that has recently reopened. The casino can be found next to the restrooms on the ground floor. It is composed of a big hall filled with slot machines, fountains, a red curtain, and a giant roulette. Using F.L.U.D.D. Mario has to get a row of three lucky sevens on both of the giant slot machines. By successfully doing so the big red curtain will rise and reveal a wall made of sixteen red and yellow panels that flip once they come in contact with water. When all panels are flipped so they show their colored backside, they will form an image of a Shine Sprite and reveal a Warp Pipe leading to a secret area.
 
On the other side of the pipe [[Shadow Mario]] awaits and steals F.L.U.D.D. from Mario. By using his various jumping techniques, Mario has to traverse the obstacle course located in a strange realm filled with seagulls. The obstacle course features glass cubes that attempt to push Mario from platforms, wooden contraptions that move in different ways, and a giant rotating cube that floats above a [[Pit (obstacle)|Bottomless Pit]]. Also, the glass cubes are able to crush Mario. If Mario is crushed, he will lose a life, regardless of his current health. At the end a Shine Sprite awaits. After having completed this episode, the player can return to this level with F.L.U.D.D. to try winning in a Red Coin challenge.
{{br}}
 
;Names in Other Languages
{{Foreignname
|SpaE=El secreto del Casino Delfino
|SpaEM=The secret of the Delfino Casino
|Fra=Le secret du casino
|FraM=The secret of the Casino
|Ger=Das Geheimnis von Casino Delfino
|GerM=The secret of the Delfino Casino
|Jap=カジノ･デルフィーノのヒミツ
|JapM=The secret of the Delfino Casino
}}
 
===Episode 5: King Boo Down Below===
[[File:King Boo Down Below2.png|thumb|left|200px|Mario about to Ground Pound the purple tile.]]
The episode opens with the same pan shot like in previous episodes. In front of Hotel Delfino, Mario learns from the manager that the casino was closed after some creepy sounds emerged from the place's basement. The hotel manager sends Mario to investigate and to get rid of what caused the commotion. Upon Mario's arrival, the casino is infested with Boos that disguise themselves as [[Coin]]s. The Piantas that work here are confused about a tile on the big roulette which suddenly turned to a glowing purple color. A [[Ground Pound]] on the glowing tile will cause the contraption to descend into the basement where a boss battle against King Boo will commence.
 
[[File:King Boo Down Below.PNG|200px|thumb|Mario fighting [[King Boo (Super Mario Sunshine)|King Boo]] in a hidden area below the hotel's casino.]]
The battle against the king of Boos takes place on a circular battlefield which is divided into a center area and three rings that rotate around it. The middle ring spins in the reverse direction of the inner and outer ring, making it harder to navigate. Three purple tiles like the previous one can stop the rings' movement temporarily. King Boo hovers above the center area and produces smaller Boos that attack Mario. Spraying him with water will cause him to fetch a giant slot machine and another hit with water makes him activate the machine. There are various possibilities what happens after that, depending on the results of the spin. Three question marks will result in King Boo summoning a bunch of random enemies from any world that will chase Mario. Three coins will make some Coins appear which Mario can use to restore his health. Three Strollin' Stu symbols will summon a horde of [[Strollin' Stu]]s to King Boo's aid. A mismatch of any symbols will cause King Boo to spit water bubbles which can be popped with F.L.U.D.D. and refill its water tank. The player's objective during this boss fight is to get three pineapple symbols. By doing so, many different fruits will appear. Mario needs to pick up the pepper and throw it at the enemy (any other kind of fruit will only make King Boo mock the player). The boss will then be paralyzed for a moment and can be damaged by throwing any fruit at him. After Mario repeats this attack three times, King Boo is defeated and another Shine Sprite will be revealed. It is also possible to get the 100 coin Shine Sprite in the basement. If the player gets the 100th coin there, the Shine Sprite will appear above the center of the arena, and it can be obtained even while the boss fight is still going on.
 
Note that when Mario talks to the lodgers inside the hotel in this episode, they give the same dialogue as in Episode 4. This is probably because the main purpose is to go directly to the hotel casino, because there is no need for helpful advice inside the rest of the hotel.
;Names in Other Languages
{{Foreignname
|SpaE=¡El Rey Boo te espera abajo!
|SpaEM=King Boo awaits you below!
|Fra=Le Roi Boo, impair et gagne
|FraM=King Boo, odd and win
|Ger=König Buu Huu-Keller
|GerM=King Boo's Basement
|Jap=カジノのちかのボステレサ
|JapM=King Boo in the casino basement
}}
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===Episode 6: Scrubbing Sirena Beach===
[[File:Scrubbing Sirena Beach.PNG|200px|thumb|Mario spraying the [[Graffiti#Electric Graffiti|Electric Goop]] on Sirena Beach.]]
The introduction scene for this episode shows a close-up of a Pianta employee scrubbing the floor and then zooms out to show the area in front of Hotel Delfino. The whole area in front of the building has been defaced by thick Electric Goop which is shaped like a smiling Boo face. Right after entering the level, the hotel manager will talk to Mario and ask him to clean the place. Mario has three minutes to do so, or he will lose an [[Extra Life]]. Various barrels filled with water help Mario with this task. After the area is at least 99% clean Mario will obtain a Shine Sprite after talking to the manager once more.
 
;Names in Other Languages
{{Foreignname
|SpaE=Limpieza contrarreloj
|SpaEM=Clean trial
|Fra=Nettoyage de  printemps à Sirena
|FraM=Spring Cleaning in Sirena
|Ger=Säubere Lido Sirena!
|GerM=Clean up Sirena Beach!
|Jap=シレナビーチでおおそうじ!
|JapM=Cleaning at Sirena Beach
}}
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===Episode 7: Shadow Mario Checks In===
[[File:Shadow Mario Checks In.png|200px|thumb|left|Mario chasing [[Shadow Mario]] through the hotel and spraying him with water.]]
The seventh episode of Sirena Beach is yet another Shadow Mario challenge, which must be successfully completed to unlock the entrance to [[Corona Mountain]], where Mario will face the [[Bowser|final boss]]. The episode begins normally with the usual pan shot from above the hotel, although two angry Piantas can be seen in front of the building. The hotel has been evacuated because of mysterious incidents that have taken place inside the building. Upon talking to the manager, Mario will learn that a doppelgänger of him has infiltrated Hotel Delfino and is causing trouble. Mario has to chase the enemy through the different floors and spray him with water. Some of the leftover Boos from previous episodes help Shadow Mario by posing as him to confuse the player. The copies are of a lighter color though, and thus can be distinguished relatively easily. It is also possible to defeat all the copies and chase Shadow Mario afterwards to avoid confusion. After some hits with water, Shadow Mario will give up and release a Shine Sprite.
 
;Names in Other Languages
{{Foreignname
|SpaE=¡Mario Oscuro reappearance!
|SpaEM=Shadow Mario reappears!
|Fra=L'insaisissable Antimario
|FraM=The uncatchable AntiMario
|Ger=Mario Morgana Checkt ein
|GerM=Shadow Mario checks in
|Jap=まぎらわしいぞ!ニセマリオ!
|JapM=Misleading! Shadow Mario!
}}
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===Episode 8: Red Coins in the Hotel===
[[File:Red Coins in the Hotel.png|200px|thumb|Mario collecting [[Red Coin]]s inside Hotel Delfino.]]
The eighth and last episode of Sirena Beach sets in with the same cutscene like the previous episodes. Everything seems to have returned to normal and any Goop as well as the Boo infestation has disappeared. The Doot Doot Sisters, while being absent in the previous two episodes, have returned as well, despite their apparent dislike for the circumstances at the place. The hotel manager invites Mario into the hotel once more. In the lobby, he will find a red switch which will initiate a Red Coin challenge. If Mario manages to find a set of eight Red Coins hidden throughout the entire hotel within five minutes, he will be rewarded with another Shine Sprite.
 
;Red Coin Locations
*In F1 in front of the Red coin switch.
*In the ladies' restroom which is also the restroom on the right.
*On F2 in the foyer.
*In the spa.
*On F3 in the foyer.
*Jump through the painting of the [[Boo]].
*Go through the Dolphic poster to find the 7th Red coin.
*The eighth is in the room with the crates.
 
;Names in Other Languages
{{Foreignname
|SpaE=Las monedas rojas del hotel
|SpaEM=Hotel´s red coins
|Fra=Les pièces rouges de l'hôtel
|FraM=The Hotel's red coins
|Jap=ホテルのなかのあかコイン
|JapM=Red coins in the hotel
}}
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===Episode 9: Red Coins in Boo's Big Mouth===
==Enemies==
[[File:Red Coins in Boo's Big Mouth.png|thumb|left|Mario using [[F.L.U.D.D.]]'s [[Hover Nozzle]] to collect eight Red Coins.]]
*[[Blooper]]s (during the King Boo boss fight)
In this episode, Mario must replay [[#Episode 2: The Hotel Lobby's Secret|Episode 2]], though this time he must enter the Boo statue's mouth and collect eight [[Red Coin]]s. If he manages to collect them all before the 1:30 time limit is up, a [[Shine Sprite]] will be revealed.<ref name="Ep19">This episode was named in the official ''[[Nintendo Power]]'' Player's Guide for ''Super Mario Sunshine''.</ref>
*[[Boo]]s
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*Blue [[Cataquack]]s (during the King Boo boss fight)
*[[Blue Electrokoopa]] (during the King Boo boss fight)
*[[Block Boo|Pink Boo]]s
*Red [[Cheep Cheep]]s (during the King Boo boss fight)
*[[Sleepy Boo]]s
*[[Smolderin' Stu]]s (during the King Boo boss fight)
*[[Strollin' Stu]]s (during Episode 2 and the King Boo boss fight)
*[[Winged Strollin' Stu]]s (during [[The Hotel Lobby's Secret|Episode 2]])
*[[Phantamanta|Manta]] (Boss of [[The Manta Storm|Episode 1]])
*[[King Boo (Super Mario Sunshine)|King Boo]] (Boss of [[King Boo Down Below|Episode 5]])
*[[Shadow Mario]] (Boss of [[Shadow Mario Checks In|Episode 7]])


===Episode 10: Red Coin Winnings in the Casino===
==[[Blue Coin]] locations==
[[File:Red Coin Winnings in the Casino.png|thumb|right|Mario collecting Red Coins in the secret level accessed via the hotel's casino.]]
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In this episode, Mario must replay [[#Episode 4: The Secret of Casino Delfino|Episode 4]], though this time he must enter the green [[Warp Pipe]] at the back of the casino and collect eight [[Red Coin]]s. If he manages to collect them all before the 1:00 time limit is up, a [[Shine Sprite]] will be revealed.<ref name="Ep19"/>
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==Blue Coin Locations==
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|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_04.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_04.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Obtained by spraying Graffiti on a wall in front of a staircase by the hotel.  
|Obtained by spraying graffiti on a wall in front of a staircase by the hotel.  
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|5
|5
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_05.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_05.png|150px]]
|Episodes 6, 7 and 8
|Episodes 2-8
|Obtained by spraying a small signpost between the two pools.
|Obtained by spraying a small signpost between the two pools.
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|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_07_08.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_07_08.png|150px]]
|Episodes 1 and 6
|Episodes 1 and 6
|Reward for saving a [[Noki]] from Electric Goop.
|Reward for saving a [[Noki]] from electric goop.
|-
|-
|8
|8
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_07_08.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_07_08.png|150px]]
|Episodes 1 and 6
|Episodes 1 and 6
|Reward for saving a Noki from Electric Goop.
|Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
|-
|-
|9
|9
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_09_10.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_09_10.png|150px]]
|Episode 6
|Episode 6
|Reward for saving a Noki from Electric Goop.
|Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
|-
|-
|10
|10
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_09_10.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_09_10.png|150px]]
|Episode 6
|Episode 6
|Reward for saving a Noki from Electric Goop.
|Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
|-
|-
|11
|11
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_11.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_11.png|150px]]
|Episode 2-8
|Episodes 2-8
|Underneath one of the huts in front of the hotel.
|Underneath one of the huts in front of the hotel.
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|-
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|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_12.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_12.png|150px]]
|Episode 5
|Episode 5
|Obtained by spraying Graffiti located above the casino door (from the inside).
|Obtained by spraying graffiti located above the casino door (from the inside).
|-
|-
|13
|13
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|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_15.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_15.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Obtained by spraying Graffiti on the third floor.
|Obtained by spraying graffiti on the third floor.
|-
|-
|16
|16
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_16.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_16.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Obtained by spraying corresponding X Graffiti on the third and second floors.
|Obtained by spraying paired X Graffiti on the third and second floors.
|-
|-
|17
|17
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_17.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_17.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Same as Coin 16.
|Same as Blue Coin 16.
|-
|-
|18
|18
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_18.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_18.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Obtained by spraying corresponding triangle Graffiti on the first and second floors.
|Obtained by spraying paired Triangle Graffiti on the first and second floors.
|-
|-
|19
|19
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_19.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_19.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Same as Coin 18
|Same as Blue Coin 18
|-
|-
|20
|20
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|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_26.png|150px]]
|[[File:Sirena_Beach_Blue_Coin_26.png|150px]]
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Episodes 7 and 8
|Obtained by spraying Graffiti in a large room in the attic maze.
|Obtained by spraying graffiti in a large room in the attic maze.
|-
|-
|27
|27
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==Music==
==Music==
The music of Sirena Beach is mostly inspired by Hawaiian music (albeit adjusted to be slightly unsettling). While an [[wikipedia:Double bass|upright bass]] provides a bassline, a [[wikipedia:Steel guitar|steel guitar]] [[wikipedia:Slide guitar|slides]] repetitively. Synthesizer and maracas play constantly in the background, while electronic organ and acoustic guitar also contribute to the melody. The theme was composed by Shinobu Tanaka.
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==Official description==
==Official description==
[[File:SirenaBeachGuide.png|thumb|right|[[Isle Delfino]] [[Guide Book]] information for Sirena Beach.]]  
[[File:SirenaBeachGuide.png|thumb|[[Isle Delfino]] [[Guide Book]] information for Sirena Beach.]]  
''The gentle lapping of the sea accompanies spectacular sunsets and romantic dinners beneath starry skies. The four-star Hotel Delfino has it all.''
''The gentle lapping of the sea accompanies spectacular sunsets and romantic dinners beneath starry skies. The four-star Hotel Delfino has it all.''


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
{{foreign names
|Jap=シレナビーチ
|Jap=シレナビーチ
|JapR=Shirena Bīchi
|JapR=Shirena Bīchi
|JapM=Sirena Beach
|JapM=Sirena Beach
|Spa=Playa Paraiso
|Spa=Playa Paradiso
|SpaM=Paradise Beach
|SpaM=Paradiso (Paradise in Italian) Beach
|Ita=Sabbie Rosse
|Ita=Sabbie Rosse
|ItaM=Red Sands
|ItaM=Red Sands
|Fra=Plage Sirena
|Fre=Plage Sirena
|FraM=Sirena Beach
|FreM=Sirena Beach
|Ger=Lido Sirena
|Ger=Lido Sirena
|GerM=Italian for ''Mermaid Beach''}}
|GerM=Lido Sirena; Italian for ''Mermaid Beach''
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Mario can actually go into the ladies' restroom in Sirena Beach's Hotel Delfino. If he talks to the Pianta inside (who appears in certain episodes), she will tell him to get out immediately.
*This is one of two locations that can be accessed during the flood in Delfino Plaza. The other is [[Pianta Village]], via good platforming.
*During the King Boo boss fight, Mario has no control over the camera.
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', the Warp Pipe leading to Sirena Beach is absent in the [[Delfino Plaza]] stage.
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', the Warp Pipe leading to Sirena Beach is absent in the [[Delfino Plaza]] stage.
*The music in the hotel's casino was used in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' and ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' in Luigi's minigames, but did not have the saxophones or whistling.
*This is one of two areas in the game that do not contain [[nozzle box]]es, the other being [[Pinna Park]].
*This is the only level that doesn't have a single ''[[Swoopin' Stu]]''. Because of this, it is also the only level Mario can never get Goop on himself, despite being seen on Promotional Artwork.
*This is one of two levels in which the [[sunglasses vendor]] does not appear; the other is [[Noki Bay]].
*The only time Sirena Beach can be seen during the day (without the use of cheats) is from Pinna Park.
*The Sirena Beach Hotel plaza is actually the shape of a Nintendo GameCube controller pointing at the beach.


==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 22:41, April 16, 2024

Sirena Beach
Official screenshot of Sirena Beach from Super Mario Sunshine.
First appearance Super Mario Sunshine (2002)
Latest appearance Super Mario 3D All-Stars (2020)
Greater location Isle Delfino
Inhabitants Piantas, Nokis, Boos
“A day of relaxing by the sea just washes your troubles away.”
—Pianta, Super Mario Sunshine

Sirena Beach is a location found on Isle Delfino in Super Mario Sunshine. It is located on the island's south coast, right behind Pinna Park. Its name probably derives from "Sirena", the Italian and Spanish term for "mermaid". It also bears similarity to the term "serene", describing the atmosphere of the beach. Sirena Beach is famous for being the home of Hotel Delfino, a well-known four-star hotel and seaside resort. The level itself can only be accessed through a red Warp Pipe in Delfino Plaza, on top of the building behind the Grand Pianta Statue. The pipe is initially blocked by a giant pineapple and eating it with Yoshi will open up the level, meaning this level can only be accessed after the player has cleared Episode 4 of Pinna Park. Mario only visits Sirena Beach in the evenings (the only time it can be seen during the day is when it is viewed from Pinna Park).

Layout[edit]

Hotel Delfino
Distant view of Sirena Beach
Mario and Peach gaze towards the sunset at Sirena Beach.
Mario and Peach at Sirena Beach in the ending of the game

Sirena Beach has three main areas: the exterior and the interior of Hotel Delfino, and the hotel's casino.

The exterior of the hotel is a large beach with pools of water, torches, cabanas, and terraces nearby. The layout of the beach is, if examined closely, identical to the layout of a GameCube controller, if seen from the hotel looking out to the sea. The pools of water represent the Control Stick, A Button,B Button,X Button and Y Button buttons, a small flame to represent the START/PAUSE Button, the chairs set up beyond that to represent where "Nintendo GameCube" would be printed, and two cabana huts to represent the +Control Pad and C Stick. During Episode 1 and Episode 6, the beach is covered in electric goop and the hotel itself will be inaccessible during those episodes.

The interior of the hotel consists of three floors and a maze-like attic. Mario can enter the hotel by talking to the hotel manager at the front door. Once Mario enters the level, he is not able to leave unless he returns to Delfino Plaza through the pause menu or completes the current episode. Mario can move through the different rooms in the hotel, though most of the doors to the lobby are locked from the outside. In Episode 7, however, all of the doors to the lobby are open. There are many secret passages in the hotel that either lead from one room to another or to a different floor. During certain missions, Boos can be found in various areas in the hotel but are more prevalent in some episodes such as Episode 2, with some disguised as Coins and in Episode 7, where many of them are also disguised as Shadow Mario.

The hotel's casino is accessed by talking to the bellhop to the left of the first floor. Like with the main hotel, Mario cannot leave the casino unless he returns to Delfino Plaza or completes the current episode. He can only access the casino during Episodes 4 and 5. The casino is made up of large slot machines, two of which Mario can turn by using FLUDD to either spray each individual slot on the slanted one or the machine as a whole on the rounded one. A large roulette wheel is placed in the center of the room.

Episodes[edit]

# Image Episode Summary
1 The Manta Storm.png The Manta Storm This episode's objective is to defeat the Manta.
2 The Hotel Lobby's Secret The Hotel Lobby's Secret This episode's objective is to enter the Golden Boo[1] on the third floor of the hotel.
3 Mysterious Hotel Delfino.png Mysterious Hotel Delfino This episode's objective is to navigate Hotel Delfino.
4 The Secret of Casino Delfino.png The Secret of Casino Delfino This episode's objective is to find and complete a secret course in the hotel's casino.
5 King Boo Down Below.png King Boo Down Below This episode's objective is to defeat King Boo.
6 Scrubbing Sirena Beach.png Scrubbing Sirena Beach This episode's objective is to clean Sirena Beach within the time limit.
7 Shadow Mario Checks In.png Shadow Mario Checks In This episode's objective is to defeat Shadow Mario as he runs around Hotel Delfino's interior.
8 Red Coins in the Hotel.png Red Coins in the Hotel This episode's objective is to collect the red coins in the hotel within the time limit.
9 Red Coins in Boo's Big Mouth.png Red Coins in Boo's Big Mouth This episode's objective is to collect the red coins in the Hotel Lobby's Secret.
10 Red Coin Winnings in the Casino.png Red Coin Winnings in the Casino This episode's objective is to collect the red coins in the Casino Delfino's Secret.

Enemies[edit]

Blue Coin locations[edit]

# Image Episode(s) Location
1 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 2-8 Obtained by spraying the second torch in front of the hotel.
2 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 2-8 On top of a platform behind the hotel.
3 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 2-8 Obtained by spraying the flower bed behind the hotel.
4 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Obtained by spraying graffiti on a wall in front of a staircase by the hotel.
5 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 2-8 Obtained by spraying a small signpost between the two pools.
6 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. All Off the shore of the beach, behind a wall.
7 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 1 and 6 Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
8 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 1 and 6 Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
9 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episode 6 Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
10 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episode 6 Reward for saving a Noki from electric goop.
11 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 2-8 Underneath one of the huts in front of the hotel.
12 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episode 5 Obtained by spraying graffiti located above the casino door (from the inside).
13 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 4 and 5 Obtained by spraying one of the two torches located above the pools in the casino.
14 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 4 and 5 Obtained by performing a Ground Pound on the second slot machine in one of the sets in the casino.
15 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Obtained by spraying graffiti on the third floor.
16 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Obtained by spraying paired X Graffiti on the third and second floors.
17 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Same as Blue Coin 16.
18 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Obtained by spraying paired Triangle Graffiti on the first and second floors.
19 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Same as Blue Coin 18
20 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 4, 5, 7, and 8 Inside a crate in a room in the corner of the second floor.
21 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 In the second room on the second floor.
22 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 In the first room on the second floor.
23 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 Obtained by spraying a board in the first room of the third floor.
24 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 In the second room of the third floor.
25 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 At a dead end of the attic maze.
26 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 7 and 8 Obtained by spraying graffiti in a large room in the attic maze.
27 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 4, 5, 7 and 8 Obtained by defeating the single Boo located in the attic maze.
28 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 Obtained by spraying the ceiling light on the third floor of the hotel.
29 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 Obtained by spraying a bookcase in the third room of the third floor.
30 A Blue Coin in Sirena Beach in the game Super Mario Sunshine. Episodes 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 Obtained by spraying a lamp on the third floor.

Music[edit]

The music of Sirena Beach is mostly inspired by Hawaiian music (albeit adjusted to be slightly unsettling). While an upright bass provides a bassline, a steel guitar slides repetitively. Synthesizer and maracas play constantly in the background, while electronic organ and acoustic guitar also contribute to the melody. The theme was composed by Shinobu Tanaka.

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Official description[edit]

Isle Delfino Guide Book information for Sirena Beach.

The gentle lapping of the sea accompanies spectacular sunsets and romantic dinners beneath starry skies. The four-star Hotel Delfino has it all.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese シレナビーチ
Shirena Bīchi
 Sirena Beach

French Plage Sirena
 Sirena Beach
German Lido Sirena
 Lido Sirena; Italian for Mermaid Beach
Italian Sabbie Rosse
 Red Sands
Spanish Playa Paradiso
 Paradiso (Paradise in Italian) Beach

Trivia[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Bogenn, Tim; Walsh, Tim. Super Mario Sunshine BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 94.
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Super Mario Sunshine
Playable characters Mario
Rideable characters Yoshi • Blooper Racer
Non-playable characters FLUDD • Princess Peach • Toadsworth • Toads • Piantas (Big Daddy of Blooper-surfing • Cannon Pianta • Captain • Chucksters • Crate guy • Doot-Doot Sisters • Duck-ring riders • Hotel manager • Isle Delfino Police • Mayor • Mushroom dealer Pianta • Pianta judge • Pianta prosecutor • Sunglasses vendor) • Raccoons • Nokis (Buckies • Noki elder • Noki grandson • Park director) • Sand Bird • Il Piantissimo • Great Sunflower • Sunflower Kids
Enemies Bee • Block Boo • Blooper • Bob-omb • Boo • Bullet Bill • Bullet Bill (Gold) • Cataquack • Chain Chomp • Chain Chomplet • Cheep-Cheep • Coo Coo • Electro-Koopa King • Electrokoopa (Blue) • Electrokoopa (Red) • Glorpedo • Jumping Blooper • Klamber • Lava Cheep Cheep • Piranha Plant • Piranhabon • Poink • Pokey • Pondskater • Sanbo Head • Seedy Pod • Sleepy Boo • Smolderin' Stu • Snooza Koopa • Strollin' Stu • Swipin' Stu • Swoopin' Stu • Wind Spirit • Winged Strollin' Stu • Wire Trap
Obstacles Bramble • Burner • Burning goop • Cheep Cheep (bird) • Electric goop • Goop • Hot water • Magma • Orange Juice Generator • Poison • Puncher • Slimy water • Spike Trap
Bosses Gatekeeper • Shadow Mario • Petey Piranha • Gooper Blooper • Plungelo • Wiggler • Mecha-Bowser • Monty Mole • Manta • King Boo • Eely-Mouth • Bowser • Bowser Jr.
Items 1-Up Mushroom • Banana • Blue coin • Bomb • Coconut • Coin • Durian • Hover Nozzle • Mario's cap • Papaya • Pepper • Pineapple • Red coin • Rocket Nozzle • Shine Sprite • Springboard • Turbo Nozzle • Water Barrel • Water Bottle • Water rocket • Yoshi's Egg
Objects Arrow sign • Big Windmill • Birds • Brick Block • Butterflies • Cannon • Cloud • Coin Fish • Crate • Dune Bud • Flagpole • Flipping platform • Flower • Fluff • Graffiti • Hook • Ice block • Jar • Jellyfish • Jump Mushroom • Leaf boat • Manhole cover • Metal screen • Mudboat • Multicolored block • Mushroom • Nail • Nozzle box • Orange block • Pipe • Pole • Portrait • Puzzle • Revolving Gate • Rope • Sand block • Scale • Shine Painting • Seagull • Slots • Spotted block • Stone slab • Swing • Trampoline • Tree • Turbo-bashable doors • Wall painting • Watermelon • Watermelon block • White box • Yoshi Platform • Yoshi-Go-Round
Locations Main courses Bianco Hills • Ricco Harbor • Gelato Beach (Sand Cabana • Shine Tower • Surf Cabana) • Pinna Park • Sirena Beach (Hotel Delfino • Casino Delfino) • Noki Bay • Pianta Village • Corona Mountain
Secret courses Lily Pad Ride • Pachinko Game • Red Coin Field • Super Slide • Turbo Track
Other Isle Delfino • Delfino Plaza • Bianco Square • Boathouse • Shine Gate • Delfino Airstrip
Moves Backward Somersault • Dash • Dive • Double Jump • Flutter Jump • Ground Pound • Jump • Side Somersault • Spin Jump • Super Whirl Jump • Swallow • Swim • Triple Jump • Wall Jump
Gameplay elements Completion • Delfino Emergency Broadcast System • Episodes • Gadd Science, Incorporated • Guide Book • Life meter • Magic Paintbrush
Music compositions "Isle Delfino" • "Ricco Harbor" • "Secret Course"
Further info Gallery • Glitches • Media • Original soundtrack • Pre-release and unused content • Quotes • Staff
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Super Mario Sunshine locations and episodes
Bianco Hills Road to the Big Windmill • Down with Petey Piranha! • The Hillside Cave Secret • Red Coins of Windmill Village • Petey Piranha Strikes Back • The Secret of the Dirty Lake • Shadow Mario on the Loose • The Red Coins of the Lake • Red Coins of the Hillside Cave • Red Coins of the Dirty Lake
Ricco Harbor Gooper Blooper Breaks Out • Blooper Surfing Safari • The Caged Shine Sprite • The Secret of Ricco Tower • Gooper Blooper Returns • Red Coins on the Water • Shadow Mario Revisited • Yoshi's Fruit Adventure • Red Coins in Ricco Tower • Blooper-Surfing Sequel
Gelato Beach Dune Bud Sand Castle Secret • Mirror Madness! Tilt, Slam, Bam! • Wiggler Ahoy! Full Steam Ahead! • The Sand Bird is Born • Il Piantissimo's Sand Sprint • Red Coins in the Coral Reef • It's Shadow Mario! After Him! • The Watermelon Festival • Red Coins in the Sand Castle • Sandy Shine Sprite
Pinna Park Mecha-Bowser Appears! • The Beach Cannon's Secret • Red Coins of the Pirate Ships • The Wilted Sunflowers • The Runaway Ferris Wheel • The Yoshi-Go-Round's Secret • Shadow Mario in the Park • Roller Coaster Balloons • Red Coins in the Cannon • Red Coins in the Yoshi-Go-Round
Sirena Beach The Manta Storm • The Hotel Lobby's Secret • Mysterious Hotel Delfino • The Secret of Casino Delfino • King Boo Down Below • Scrubbing Sirena Beach • Shadow Mario Checks In • Red Coins in the Hotel • Red Coins in Boo's Big Mouth • Red Coin Winnings in the Casino
Noki Bay Uncork the Waterfall • The Boss of Tricky Ruins • Red Coins in a Bottle • Eely-Mouth's Dentist • Il Piantissimo's Surf Swim • The Shell's Secret • Hold It, Shadow Mario! • The Red Coin Fish • A Golden Bird • Red Coins on the Half Shell
Pianta Village Chain Chomplets Unchained • Il Piantissimo's Crazy Climb • The Goopy Inferno • Chain Chomp's Bath • Secret of the Village Underside • Piantas in Need • Shadow Mario Runs Wild • Fluff Festival Coin Hunt • Red Coin Chucksters • Soak the Sun
Corona Mountain Father and Son Shine!
Delfino Plaza Shine Sprite in the Sand • Boxing Clever 1 • Boxing Clever 2 • Clean the West Bell • Mario Toss • The Gold Bird • Turbo Dash! • Lighthouse Roof • Clean the East Bell • The Shine Gate Sparkle • Super Slide • Pachinko Game • Lily Pad Ride • Turbo Track • Red Coin Field
Delfino Airstrip Delfino Airstrip Dilemma • Red Coin Waterworks
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