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This form has many different controls. While Mario flies, the player can hold the {{button|wii|A}} button to hover in midair. The player can then change his direction by tilting around, and the light streaks he leaves behind go in front of him as a guide to where he will go. Pressing {{Button|wii|Z}} once while flying causes Mario to stop flying, do a somersault in the air, and fall to the ground slowly. The player can then press {{button|wii|Z}} again to make Mario do a [[Ground Pound]].
This form has many different controls. While Mario flies, the player can hold the {{button|wii|A}} button to hover in midair. The player can then change his direction by tilting around, and the light streaks he leaves behind go in front of him as a guide to where he will go. Pressing {{Button|wii|Z}} once while flying causes Mario to stop flying, do a somersault in the air, and fall to the ground slowly. The player can then press {{button|wii|Z}} again to make Mario do a [[Ground Pound]].


This power-up's uses are quite minimal since it can be used only at the [[Comet Observatory]] and the Gateway Galaxy. Within the Comet Observatory, if Mario talks to the Pink [[Luma]]s beside the Domes and causes the [[Launch Star]] to appear, Flying Mario can reach the warp to the [[galaxy]] without using the Launch Star. However, this works only with the Pink Lumas next to the [[Terrace (Super Mario Galaxy)|Terrace]] and the [[Engine Room]]. Attempting to fly to the planet containing the [[Trial Galaxies]] will result in Flying Mario hitting an invisible wall and falling back down to the Comet Observatory. This was most likely done to prevent the player from using Flying Mario to get to the Trial Galaxies before getting the three [[Green Star]]s.
This power-up's uses are quite minimal since it can be used only at the [[Comet Observatory]] and the Gateway Galaxy. Within the Comet Observatory, if Mario talks to the Pink [[Luma]]s beside the Domes and causes the [[Launch Star]] to appear, Flying Mario can reach the warp to the [[galaxy]] without using the Launch Star. However, this works only with the Pink Lumas next to the [[Terrace (Super Mario Galaxy)|Terrace]] and the [[Engine Room]]. Strangely, Flying Mario cannot access the planet containing the [[Trial Galaxies]] on his own. Mario will hit an invisible wall and fall back down to the Comet Observatory. This was most likely done to prevent the player from using Flying Mario to get to the Trial Galaxies before getting the three [[Green Star]]s.


On the Comet Observatory, the power-up can be used to get hidden [[1-Up Mushroom]]s scattered around the area. One is at the very top of the spire, another one is under the [[Gate (Super Mario Galaxy)|Gate]], and one is under the [[Library (Super Mario Galaxy)|Library]].
On the Comet Observatory, the power-up can be used to get hidden [[1-Up Mushroom]]s scattered around the area. One is at the very top of the spire, another one is under the [[Gate (Super Mario Galaxy)|Gate]], and one is under the [[Library (Super Mario Galaxy)|Library]].

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