Kitchen (Super Mario Galaxy)

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Kitchen
SMG Kitchen Exterior.png
Screenshot of the Kitchen's exterior.
Game Super Mario Galaxy
Super Mario 3D All-Stars
Level(s) 6 (inc. Hungry Luma galaxy)
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KitchenInterior.png
Inside the Kitchen.
Kitchen dome galaxies. "Super Mario Galaxy World Map," so to say.
The Kitchen galaxies.

The Kitchen is a dome in Super Mario Galaxy. It is the third accessible dome, and must be unlocked by recovering the Grand Star from Bowser's Star Reactor. The main boss of the Kitchen is Bowser Jr.

The Kitchen has brick walls with an eternally-smoking chimney on top. Inside is a wooden floor with a raised star-shaped platform in the middle. The Kitchen also has a sink and a furnace. There is also a 1-Up Mushroom behind the tower that the Kitchen is situated upon. As with all domes, the Kitchen has a Pull Star in the middle which is used to access the dome's galaxies.

When the black hole of Bowser's Galaxy Reactor was formed, Peach's Castle was forcefully pushed through the nothingness and collided with the Comet Observatory, sending the kitchen off into space without the Observatory.

Galaxies[edit]

Model of the Kitchen Dome from Super Mario Galaxy
Galaxy Description Star(s) Unlocking criterion
Beach Bowl Galaxy
Beach Bowl Galaxy
This is a water-themed galaxy. Penguins are featured prominently here. This is the first time in the game where the Ice Flower is obtainable through the secret Star. A notable area of this galaxy is the The Cyclone Stone, later reused in Super Mario Galaxy 2's Stone Cyclone Galaxy. Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.
Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.Smg icon fastfoecomet.png
Smg icon purplecomet.pngPower Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.
Collect 16 Stars and finish Bowser's Star Reactor.
The first area of the Bubble Breeze Galaxy
Bubble Breeze Galaxy
This galaxy prominently features a poison swamp that instantaneously kills Mario when touched. The main method of transport in this galaxy is careful maneuvering of bubbles. Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy. Collect 19 Stars.
A screenshot of Ghostly Galaxy during the "Beware of Bouldergeist" mission from Super Mario Galaxy.
Ghostly Galaxy
This is a Ghost House-themed galaxy. Luigi is first found here, and completing the first mission of the galaxy will unlock Luigi missions in previous galaxies. Bouldergeist is fought here twice, once during normal conditions during the third mission and once during Daredevil conditions. The Boo Mushroom is introduced here. Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.
Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.Smg icon daredevilcomet.png
Smg icon purplecomet.pngPower Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.
Collect 20 Stars.
A screenshot of Buoy Base Galaxy during "The Floating Fortress" mission from Super Mario Galaxy.
Buoy Base Galaxy
This galaxy, like its name implies, is mainly focused on a large buoy. This is one of the two galaxies in the game to feature two Stars, the other one being Gateway Galaxy. This is one of the three galaxies in the game to feature a Green Star, the other two being Battlerock Galaxy and Dusty Dune Galaxy. Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy.Smg icon greenstar.png Collect 30 Stars and finish Sunken Treasure.
A screenshot of Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada during the "Sinking the Airships" mission from Super Mario Galaxy.
Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada
This is the boss galaxy of the Kitchen. The boss here is Bowser Jr.. As the name implies, there are many Airships here. A Grand Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy. Collect 23 Stars.
A screenshot of Drip Drop Galaxy during the "Giant Eel Outbreak" mission from Super Mario Galaxy.
Drip Drop Galaxy
This Hungry Luma galaxy is composed entirely out of one large spherical planet made almost entirely out of water. Three Gringills are fought here to obtain the galaxy's one Star. Power Star icon from Super Mario Galaxy. Complete Sunken Treasure and feed the Hungry Luma 600 Star Bits.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese キッチン
Kicchin
Kitchen

Chinese 厨房
Chúfáng
Kitchen

French Cuisine
Kitchen
German Küche
Kitchen
Italian Cucina
Kitchen
Korean 부엌
Bueok
Kitchen

Spanish Cocina
Kitchen

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