Boo's Boneyard Galaxy

Boo's Boneyard Galaxy
A screenshot of Boo's Boneyard Galaxy during the "Racing the Spooky Speedster" mission from Super Mario Galaxy.
Screenshot of the starting planet.
Area Gate
How to unlock Complete Luigi and the Haunted Mansion, Gateway's Purple Coins, and then feed the Hungry Luma outside the Gate 1200 Star Bits
Mission Racing the Spooky Speedster
Stars Power Star
Galaxy icon None

Boo's Boneyard Galaxy is a ghost-themed galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy. It is unlocked by feeding the Hungry Luma outside of the Gate 1200 Star Bits.

LayoutEdit

 
Mario on the planet exterior.

The only accessible part of this galaxy entirety is a small skull-like planetoid. It is surrounded by three bones that are too far Mario to interact with. The background environment seen in the galaxy is the same one found in the Ghostly Galaxy. He lands near the southern pole of the planetoid upon arrival. Each of the orbit-like craters of the planet release three Star Bits if Mario spins inside them. There is a single pipe at the northern pole.

Inside the interior of the planet.
The finishing point of the galaxy.

The pipe brings Mario to the interior of the planet, which is a large, cavernous maze. Unlike the planetoid's exterior, the interior is wholly on a two-dimensional plane. The background of the caverns are filled with wandering spirits, while the foreground has spinning bones, walls of crystal, and suspended springs. This is where Mario races the Spooky Speedster for the second time. The Boo Mushroom must be grabbed prior to speaking to him. During the race, the tunnels can sometimes visually warp. While in his Boo form, Mario can outpace the Spooky Speedster by touching ? Coins in the caverns, which makes nearby fans generate wind. The floor of the cavern is covered in skeletons.

ObstaclesEdit

There are no enemies in this galaxy.

MissionEdit

This galaxy contains only the following mission:

Name Image Description
Racing the Spooky Speedster   This mission's objective is to race against the Spooky Speedster.

GalleryEdit

Names in other languagesEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese デスプロムナードギャラクシー[?]
Desu Puromunādo Gyarakushī
Death Promenade Galaxy
Chinese 死亡散步小径银河[?]
Sǐwáng sànbù xiǎojìng yínhé
Death Promenade Galaxy
French Promenade sinistre[?] Sinister Promenade
German Schattenpromenade-Galaxie[?] Shadow Promenade Galaxy
Italian Galassia Osso Duro[?] Hard Bone Galaxy (osso duro is an Italian phrase equivalent to English "tough cookie")
Korean 데스 본야드 갤럭시[?]
Deseu Bonyadeu Gaelleoksi
Death Boneyard Galaxy
Spanish (NOA) Galaxia del Paseo Letal[?] Lethal Stroll Galaxy
Spanish (NOE) Galaxia Paseo Letal[?] Lethal Stroll Galaxy