Porigoneshia
The title of this article is official, but it comes from a Japanese source.
If an acceptable English name is found, then the article should be moved to the new title.
| Porigoneshia | |
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| Appears in | Mario Artist: Polygon Studio (2000) |
Porigoneshia is the largest area found in Jikken World in Mario Artist: Polygon Studio. It is accessible from Hajime Terminal from the start of the mode. The area has four sub-areas: Suberi Suberi, Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden, Hirochan Ana and Sessoku Pyramid. Porigoneshia contains 40 total blocks, with 21 of them being placed inside the main area and 19 being found inside sub-areas.
Porigoneshia itself consists of a large grassy world with forests, hills, a lake and a large mountain. A pillar found near the start of the mode grows larger as the player collects more blocks. Upon collecting every block in Porigoneshia, the pillar is tall enough to reach the game's second area, Kūchū Teien Porigonā. Other smaller pillars decorate the landscape, although they serve no purpose and cannot be interacted with. Henkyō Inferno can be accessed by travelling out from Porigoneshia for a long period of time.
Dōryoku Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Movement mode | Power | Other traits | Location |
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ゾウのあし Zō no ashi |
"Elephant legs" |  Walking |
3 |  Sand terrain,  snow terrain
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Near the grassland starting area |
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キョウリュウのあし Kyōryū no ashi |
"Dinosaur legs" | Walking |
3 | Sand terrain, snow terrain
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On a steep hill to the right of the grass starting area |
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ロボットのあし Robotto no ashi |
"Robot legs" | Walking |
3 | Sand terrain, snow terrain,  thorns terrain
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On a structure accessed by a Jump no Panel behind the portal to Hajime Terminal |
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アヒルのあし Ahiru no ashi |
"Duck legs" |  Swimming |
1 |  Swimming,  floating on water
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On top of a hill to the left of the grass starting area |
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おもちゃのタイヤ Omocha no taiya |
"Toy tire" |  Driving |
2 | At the end of a slide near the hill with the duck leg | |
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しゃりん Sharin |
"Wheel" | Driving |
3 | Thorns terrain
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Inside a collapsible wall found in a tunnel near the Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden |
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こうそくタイヤ Kōsoku taiya |
"High-speed tire" | Driving |
4 | On top of a tall structure on the lake near the portal to Hajime Terminal | |
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すいしゃ Suisha |
"Water wheel" | Swimming |
2 | Thorns terrain, swimming, floating on water
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On a high ledge found next to the Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden |
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キョウリュウのハネ Kyōryū no hane |
"Dinosaur wing" |  Flying |
2 |  Flying,  gliding
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On top of Sessoku Pyramid |
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トリのハネ Tori no hane |
"Bird wing" | Flying |
2 | Flying, gliding
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On top of Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden |
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こうそくプロペラ Kōsoku puropera |
"High-speed propeller" | Flying |
3 | Swimming, flying (maximum altitude of around 1300 meters)
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High in the air, near the tube creature in the sky |
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せんたい Sentai |
"Hull" | Swimming |
0 | Floating on water
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Floating on the lake area |
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ウミガメのあし Umigame no ashi |
"Sea turtle leg" | Swimming |
1 | Swimming
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Underneath the structure on the lake |
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サカナのおびれ Sakana no abire |
"Fish tail fin" | Swimming |
2 | Swimming
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In a rectangular structure floating in the middle of the lake |
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サカナのむなびれ Sakana no munabire |
"Fish pectoral fin" | Swimming |
2 | Swimming
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Inside a forested area on a hill with thorny terrain near the lake |
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スクリュー Sukuryū |
"Water propeller" | Swimming |
2 | Swimming
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On a hill inside a forested area near the edge of the map |
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こうそくスクリュー Kōsoku sukuryū |
"High-speed water propeller" | Swimming |
3 | Swimming
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Inside a structure in the lake with invisible walls that only appear at night |
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ジェット Jetto |
"Jet" | Flying |
4 | Swimming, flying (maximum altitude of around 1550 meters)
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High above in the sky |
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せいぎょそうち Seigyosōcha |
"Control unit" |  Any |
0 |  Better grip
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Floating in front of the waterfall |
? Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Location |
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イチゴ Ichigo |
"Strawberry" | Inside a forested area near the edge of the map, alongside the herb |
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ハーブ Hābu |
"Herb" | Inside a forested area near the edge of the map, alongside the strawberry |
Suberi Suberi[edit]
Suberi Suberi is the largest sub-area of Porigoneshia. It is accessed at the top of the mountain, near the portal to Hajime Terminal. The area is made up of various slides made of slippery terrain going down a mountain. One path consists of a series of straight ramps. The second path consists of a series of various waterfalls and currents. The third path is made up of various large steps and slopes going down the mountainside, with platforms floating above them.
Dōryoku Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Movement mode | Power | Other traits | Location |
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てづくりのハネ Tezukuri no hane |
"Handmade wing" | Flying |
0 | Gliding
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At the end of the seccond ramp on the first slide |
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ロボットのハネ Roboto no hane |
"Robot wing" | Flying |
0 | Gliding
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On the ground towards the left side of the third slide |
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ひこうさのハネ Hikōsa no hane |
"Airplane wing" | Flying |
0 | Gliding
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On top of a floating rock platform at the end of the second slide |
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チョウのハネ Chō no hane |
"Butterfly wing" | Flying |
1 | Flying, gliding
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In the middle of an arch in the third slide |
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トンボのハネ Tonbo no hane |
"Dragonfly wing" | Flying |
1 | Flying, gliding
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On top of a floating rock platform at the end of the third slide |
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プロペラ Puropera |
"Propeller" | Flying |
2 | Swimming, flying (maximum altitude of around 200 meters)
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On top of a series of small snow platforms at the start of the third slide, accessed with a Dash no Panel |
? Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Location |
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バイクパーツ１ Baiku pātsu 1 |
"Bicycle part 1" | At the end of the first ramp on the first slide |
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バイクパーツ２ Baiku pātsu 2 |
"Bicycle part 2" | On top of a floating rock platform on the middle of the third slide |
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バイクパーツ３ Baiku pātsu 3 |
"Bicycle part 3" | Behind a rock outcrop at the start of the second slide |
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バイクパーツ４ Baiku pātsu 4 |
"Bicycle part 4" | Below a rock outcrop at the middle of the second slide |
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バイクパーツ５ Baiku pātsu 5 |
"Bicycle part 5" | On a small rock outcrop at the middle of the second slide |
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バイクパーツ６ Baiku pātsu 6 |
"Bicycle part 6" | On top of a small snow platform at the start of the third slide, accessed with a Dash no Panel |
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バイクパーツ７ Baiku pātsu 7 |
"Bicycle part 7" | On a small rock outcrop at the middle of the second slide |
Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden[edit]
The Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden is a small sub-area located on top of a hill to the right of the grasslands portal. It consists of a single room made up of metal panels and containing two platforms. One can be accessed by using a Dash no Panel while the other can be accessed by using a Jump no Panel. The sub-area contains two Dōryoku Blocks.
Dōryoku Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Movement mode | Power | Other traits | Location |
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メタルベルト Metaru beruto |
"Metal belt" | Driving |
3 | Sand terrain, snow terrain, thorns terrain
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On top of a platform accessed with a Dash no Panel |
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パワーエンジン Pawā enjin |
"Power engine" | Any |
0 | Allows the vehicle to drive on steeper surfaces | On top of a platform accessed with a Jump no Panel |
Hirochan Ana[edit]
Hirochan Ana is a small sub-area located on a platform on the lake area. It is a single vertical underwater shaft with three tunnels branching off of it. Despite the central tunnel being underwater, the branching tunnels have no water. The first tunnel contains a flying egg creature, the second tunnel contains a block, and the third tunnel contains a block and the exit.
Dōryoku Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Movement mode | Power | Other traits | Location |
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カエルのあし Kaeru no ashi |
"Frog legs" | Swimming |
3 | Swimming
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In a tunnel halfway down the central shaft |
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オタマジャクシのしっぽ Otamajakushi no shippu |
"Tadpole tail" | Swimming |
1 | Swimming
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In a tunnel at the bottom of the central shaft |
Sessoku Pyramid[edit]
Sessoku Pyramid is a small sub-area located on an area near the mountain. Its entrance can be found hidden behind a secret passage. While inside, the pyramid's humidity causes the altitude meter, as well as flying blocks, to not work. The inside of the pyramid is made up of two levels accessed via Jump no Panels. The first level contains only shokupan messages and a block on a platform. The second half is located on top of a metal grid and contains a maze of Dash no Panels, touching them can inadvertently launch the player out of the platform.
Dōryoku Blocks[edit]
| Image | Name | Translation | Movement mode | Power | Other traits | Location |
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ムシのあし Mushi no ashi |
"Insect legs" | Walking |
2 | Sand terrain, snow terrain,  climbing
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On top of a platform accessed with a Jump no Panel |
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エビのあし Ebi no ashi |
"Shrimp legs" | Walking |
3 | Sand terrain, snow terrain, thorns terrain, climbing
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At the middle of a maze made up of Dash no Panels |
Names in other languages[edit]
- Porigoneshia
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ポリゴネシア[1] Porigoneshia |
From "polygon" and "Polynesia" |
- Suberi Suberi
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | すべり すべり[1] Suberi suberi |
A term for slipping and sliding |
- Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 鋼鉄動力神殿[1] Kōtetsu Dōryoku Shinden |
Steel-powered Temple |
- Hirochan Ana
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ひろちゃん穴[1] Hirochan Ana |
Hirochan Cave, possibly from Hirofumi Matsuoka, the game's director |
- Sessoku Pyramid
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | 節足ピラミッド[1] Sessoku Piramiddo |
Arthropod Pyramid |
References[edit]
| Mario Artist: Polygon Studio | |
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| Characters | Baby Face • Udetate and Banzāi |
| Objects and obstacles | Block • Dash no Panel • Flying egg • Jump no Panel • Shokupan • Tube creature |
| Locations | Hajime Terminal • Henkyō Inferno • Kōkōdo Paradiso • Kūchū Teien Porigonā • Porigoneshia |
| Side modes | Go Go Park • Jikken World • Sound Bomber |
| Other | Staff |
