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{{about|the goopy substance from [[Super Mario Sunshine]]|the status ailment from [[Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle]]|[[Ink]]}}
{{about|the goopy substance from [[Super Mario Sunshine]]|the status ailment from [[Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle]]|[[Ink]]}}
{{redirect|Goo|the minor character from ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''|[[Goomba#Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars|Goomba § Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]|the chemical element discovered by [[Professor E. Gadd]]|[[Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal]]}}
{{redirect|Goo|the minor character from ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''|[[Goomba#Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars|Goomba § Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]|the chemical element discovered by [[Professor E. Gadd]]|[[Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal]]}}
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{{quote|As you are no doubt aware, someone has been senselessly fair Isle Delfino using some paint-like substance. The accused is charged with polluting our beautiful home and yes, endangering our very way of life. Indeed, how can one not be aware of what is going on? Though it is daytime in [[Delfino Plaza]], our poor residents tremble beneath a veil of darkness. Expert Shine scholars have determined that this darkness has arisen because all of our guardians, the Shine Sprites, have vanished from their gathering spot at the Shine Gate. The reason? It's quite obvious. This horrible graffiti is to blame!|Pianta attorney|Super Mario Sunshine}}
{{quote|As you are no doubt aware, someone has been senselessly fair Isle Delfino using some paint-like substance. The accused is charged with polluting our beautiful home and yes, endangering our very way of life. Indeed, how can one not be aware of what is going on? Though it is daytime in [[Delfino Plaza]], our poor residents tremble beneath a veil of darkness. Expert Shine scholars have determined that this darkness has arisen because all of our guardians, the Shine Sprites, have vanished from their gathering spot at the Shine Gate. The reason? It's quite obvious. This horrible graffiti is to blame!|Pianta attorney|Super Mario Sunshine}}


'''Graffiti''', also known as '''goop''', is a thick, slimy paint-like residue that [[Mario]] is forced to clean up with the help of [[F.L.U.D.D.]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. There are many types of graffiti found within the game. Some are helpful, while most are detrimental and cause various adverse effects if they are touched by Mario. Many types of graffiti can sink [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s, [[Pianta]]s, [[Noki]]s, trees, and even large structures completely underground. There are also a number of goop [[List of enemies|enemies]] encountered throughout the game, including [[Proto Piranha|Gatekeeper]]s and [[Swoopin' Stu]]s. Gatekeepers appear from piles of goop that have been sprayed with water, while Swoopin' Stus can be spawned at random from the goop, along with Common Graffiti, Electric Graffiti, and Lava Graffiti. In the game, [[Bowser Jr.]] (under the guise of [[Shadow Mario]]) creates most of the graffiti using his [[Magic Paintbrush]].
'''Graffiti''', also known as '''goop''', is a thick, slimy paint-like residue that [[Mario]] is forced to clean up with the help of [[F.L.U.D.D.]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. There are many types of graffiti found within the game. Some are helpful, while most are detrimental and cause various adverse effects if they are touched by Mario. Many types of graffiti can sink [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s, [[Pianta]]s, [[Noki]]s, trees, and even large structures completely underground. There are also a number of goop [[List of enemies|enemies]] encountered throughout the game, including [[Proto Piranha|Gatekeeper]]s and [[Swoopin' Stu]]s. Gatekeepers appear from piles of goop that have been sprayed with water, while Swoopin' Stus can be spawned at random from the goop, along with common goop, electric goop, and burning goop. In the game, [[Bowser Jr.]] (under the guise of [[Shadow Mario]]) creates most of the graffiti using his [[Magic Paintbrush]].


==Types of graffiti==
==Types of graffiti==
===Common Graffiti===
===Goop===
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The most common variant of graffiti is tar-like goop used to slicken the ground and cause Mario to lose traction. If Mario stands on goop for too long, he will sustain damage every few seconds (the amount of damage sustained depends on the type of goop). It also dirties and sticks to his clothes, which can be cleaned by [[Spin Jump]]ing or swimming in clean water. This variety of Graffiti is found almost everywhere. Some enemies release it, while others are infused with it. It's found in many colors, and is easily confusable with Lava Graffiti and Electric Graffiti. Goop Generators are occasionally paired with this type of graffiti. According to a certain Pianta in Delfino Plaza who got stuck in it, it tastes "sweet," and likens it to "candy."
The most common variant of graffiti is tar-like goop used to slicken the ground and cause Mario to lose traction. If Mario stands on goop for too long, he will sustain damage every few seconds (the amount of damage sustained depends on the type of goop). It also dirties and sticks to his clothes, which can be cleaned by [[Spin Jump]]ing or swimming in clean water. This variety is found almost everywhere. Some enemies release it, while others are infused with it. It is found in many colors, and is easily confusable with burning goop and electric goop. Generators are occasionally paired with goop. According to a certain Pianta in Delfino Plaza who got stuck in it, it tastes "sweet," and likens it to "candy."


There are three different types:
There are three different types:
*Graffiti that is pink, yellow, orange, and white, which appears in [[Delfino Airstrip]] and Noki Bay.
*Goop that is pink, yellow, orange, and white, which appears in [[Delfino Airstrip]] and Noki Bay.
*Brown and white graffiti, which appears in Delfino Plaza and Bianco Hills. [[Petey Piranha]] launches this type of graffiti from his mouth.
*Brown and white graffiti, which appears in Delfino Plaza and Bianco Hills. [[Petey Piranha]] launches this type of goop from his mouth.
*Black Graffiti, which appears in Delfino Plaza, [[Ricco Harbor]], and [[Noki Bay]] when released by [[Blooper]]s and [[Gooper Blooper]].
*Black goop, which appears in Delfino Plaza, [[Ricco Harbor]], and [[Noki Bay]] when released by [[Blooper]]s and [[Gooper Blooper]].


===Rainbow M===
===Graffiti===
[[File:SMSunshine RainbowGoop.png|thumb|A Rainbow M, painted by Shadow Mario.]]
A Rainbow M<ref>Averill, Alan, and Jennifer Villarreal. The ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Player's Guide. Page 12.</ref> is a multicolored "M"-shaped logo used to transport Mario or Shadow Mario to other parts of [[Isle Delfino]]. There are three of them, all of which are found only in [[Delfino Plaza]]. The first was painted by Shadow Mario to escape Mario after he foiled the former's first attempt to kidnap [[Princess Peach]] in Delfino Plaza. This one was painted on the base of the [[Grand Pianta Statue]], and leads to [[Bianco Hills]]. Two more Rainbow Ms can be found on the side of the [[Boathouse]] (leading to [[Ricco Harbor]]) and on the front of the Lighthouse (leading to [[Gelato Beach]]). These Rainbow Ms appear only after the Gatekeepers covering the buildings have been defeated. All Mario has to do is squirt water on a Rainbow M to activate it (after which it becomes a portal to its corresponding location) and then [[jump]] into it. The goop that comprises the Rainbow Ms is also found inside two red [[Warp Pipe]]s: one on top of a building located behind the Grand Pianta Statue (where it is plugged up by a large [[Pineapple]] at the beginning of the game), and one on top of the [[Shine Gate]]. These Warp Pipes provide access to [[Sirena Beach]] and [[Pianta Village]] respectively. [[Pinna Park]] and [[Noki Bay]] are the only [[level]]s that are not accessed via Rainbow Ms. When Mario uses one of the three Rainbow Ms, he is fragmented into multiple particles before entering, after which he is reassembled again at the start of the level (similar to what happens when [[Luigi]] is transported through the [[Pixelator]] in ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'').
 
===Wall Graffiti===
[[File:SMS Art - Shadow Mario Sig.png|left|thumb|150px|Shadow Mario's "M" signature.]]
[[File:SMS Art - Shadow Mario Sig.png|left|thumb|150px|Shadow Mario's "M" signature.]]
{{conjectural|Wall Graffiti|Graffiti type}} is the main type of graffiti that Shadow Mario uses throughout the game. As implied by the name, it is usually painted on walls, though it also appears on other flat surfaces. The Magic Paintbrush has a seemingly endless supply of it, and it can be used to create other types of goop. For example, Shadow Mario is seen painting Rainbow Ms with the Magic Paintbrush, which is tipped with graffiti. There is also a "raw" form which Shadow Mario uses to paint his infamous "M" signature, which also appears in the game's title screen at the very beginning, when the logos appear. Along with Shadow Mario's signature, there are also painted symbols that come in pairs. The symbols that appear are "△", "○", and "×". Wall Graffiti is most often colored red, though green Wall Graffiti appears in Ricco Harbor, and black Wall Graffiti was used to deface the [[Shine Statue]], as well as the bells inside Delfino Plaza's two bell-towers. When Wall Graffiti is sprayed long enough, it will be completely cleaned off the wall. After it's cleaned off, a [[Blue Coin]] will be released for Mario to collect. In the case of paired symbols, when one symbol is cleaned off, the Blue Coin appears next to its matching symbol, and vice versa. If Mario doesn't collect the Blue Coin in time, it will disappear, and the graffiti he cleaned off will reappear. He must then backtrack and clean it off a second time to make the Blue Coin appear once again. Mario will earn a [[Shine Sprite]] for cleaning the graffiti off the Shine Statue and each of the two bells.
Graffiti is the main type that Shadow Mario uses throughout the game. It is usually painted on walls, though it also appears on other flat surfaces. The Magic Paintbrush has a seemingly endless supply of it, and it can be used to create other types of goop. For example, Shadow Mario is seen painting [[#Rainbow M|Rainbow M]]s with the Magic Paintbrush, which is tipped with graffiti. There is also a "raw" form which Shadow Mario uses to paint his infamous "M" signature, known as M Graffiti<ref name=Versus>Loe, Casey. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Perfect Guide. Page 9.</ref>, which also appears as a logo at the beginning of the game. Along with Shadow Mario's signature, there are also painted symbols that come in pairs, known as Paired Graffiti<ref name=Versus/>. The symbols that appear are "×" (X Graffiti<ref>Loe, Casey. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Perfect Guide. Page 12.</ref>), "○" (O Graffiti<ref>Loe, Casey. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Perfect Guide. Page 31.</ref>), and "△" (Triangle Graffiti<ref>Loe, Casey. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Perfect Guide. Page 54.</ref>). Graffiti is most often colored red, though green graffiti appears in Ricco Harbor, and black graffiti was used to deface the [[Shine Statue]], as well as the bells inside Delfino Plaza's two bell-towers. When graffiti is sprayed long enough, it will be completely cleaned off the wall. After it is cleaned off, a [[Blue Coin]] will be released for Mario to collect. In the case of paired symbols, when one symbol is cleaned off, the Blue Coin appears next to its matching symbol, and vice versa. If Mario does not collect the Blue Coin in time, it will disappear, and the graffiti he cleaned off will reappear. He must then backtrack and clean it off a second time to make the Blue Coin appear once again. Mario will earn a [[Shine Sprite]] for cleaning the graffiti off the Shine Statue and each of the two bells.


There is also ink goop on the wall near the crates where [[Gooper Blooper]] is fought for the first time in Ricco Harbor. It cannot be washed off, but it does not hurt Mario. The goop leaks out of the crates Gooper Blooper is in and runs down the wall and into the water, making it a type of [[#Poisonous Water|Poisonous Water]].
There is also ink goop on the wall near the crates where [[Gooper Blooper]] is fought for the first time in Ricco Harbor. It cannot be washed off, but it does not hurt Mario. The goop leaks out of the crates Gooper Blooper is in and runs down the wall and into the water, making it a type of [[#Slimy water|slimy water]].


Another type of Wall Graffiti appears during [[Noki Bay#Episode 1: Uncork the Waterfall|Episode 1]] of Noki Bay. This graffiti is pink, yellow, orange, and white, and several blotches of it are positioned at intervals along a tall cliff face near the starting point of the level. These goop blotches are shaped like various things relating to the sea, including a squid, a sailboat, a [[dolphin]], a [[whale]], an octopus, and a [[Bird (Super Mario Sunshine)|bird]]. This graffiti can be cleaned off by Mario, but it cannot hurt him. As Mario cleans the blotches off, platforms of varying sizes appear out of the cliff face, which he can then use to climb upward. Cleaning off all of this Wall Graffiti helps Mario to reach the cork plugging the waterfall, where he has to defeat a [[Monty Mole]] in order to finish the episode.
Another type of graffiti appears during [[Noki Bay#Episode 1: Uncork the Waterfall|Episode 1]] of Noki Bay. This graffiti is pink, yellow, orange, and white, and several blotches of it are positioned at intervals along a tall cliff face near the starting point of the level. These goop blotches are shaped like various things relating to the sea, including a squid, a sailboat, a [[dolphin]], a [[whale]], an octopus, and a [[Bird (Super Mario Sunshine)|bird]]. This graffiti can be cleaned off by Mario, but it cannot hurt him. As Mario cleans the blotches off, platforms of varying sizes appear out of the cliff face, which he can then use to climb upward. Cleaning off all of this graffiti helps Mario to reach the cork plugging the waterfall, where he has to defeat a [[Monty Mole]] in order to finish the episode.


===Forcefield===
===Rainbow M===
[[File:SMS Yellow Goop.png|frame|A Forcefield blocking a [[Warp Pipe]].]]
[[File:SMSunshine RainbowGoop.png|thumb|A Rainbow M, painted by Shadow Mario.]]
Undulating orange-yellow {{conjectural|Forcefields|Graffiti type}} block access to [[List of items|items]], prevent Warp Pipes from being entered, and damage Mario on contact. These Forcefields can only be dissolved by [[Juice]] spat from a [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]. Forcefields have a zigzag shape (also appearing to have an 'M') and undulate when Mario approaches them. There are only six Forcefields in the game.
A Rainbow M<ref>Averill, Alan, and Jennifer Villarreal. The ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Player's Guide. Page 12.</ref> is a multicolored M Graffiti used to teleport Mario or Shadow Mario to other parts of [[Isle Delfino]], serving as a subset of Gate<ref>Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 16.</ref> (or Level Gate<ref>Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 17.</ref>). There are three of them, all of which are found only in [[Delfino Plaza]]. The first was painted by Shadow Mario to escape Mario after he foiled the former's first attempt to kidnap [[Princess Peach]] in Delfino Plaza. This one was painted on the base of the [[Grand Pianta Statue]], and leads to [[Bianco Hills]]. Two more Rainbow Ms can be found on the side of the [[boathouse]] (leading to [[Ricco Harbor]]) and on the front of the Lighthouse (leading to [[Gelato Beach]]). These Rainbow Ms appear only after the Gatekeepers covering the buildings have been defeated. All Mario has to do is squirt water on a Rainbow M to activate it (after which it becomes a portal to its corresponding location) and then [[jump]] into it. The goop that comprises the Rainbow Ms is also found inside two red [[Warp Pipe]]s: one on top of a building located behind the Grand Pianta Statue (where it is plugged up by a large [[Pineapple]] at the beginning of the game), and one on top of the [[Shine Gate]]. These Warp Pipes provide access to [[Sirena Beach]] and [[Pianta Village]] respectively. [[Pinna Park]] and [[Noki Bay]] are the only [[level]]s that are not accessed via Rainbow Ms. When Mario uses one of the three Rainbow Ms, he is fragmented into multiple particles before entering, after which he is reassembled again at the start of the level (similar to what happens when [[Luigi]] is transported through the [[Pixelator]] in ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'').


Forcefield locations:
===Orange Juice Generator===
[[File:SMS Yellow Goop.png|frame|An Orange Juice Generator blocking a [[Warp Pipe]].]]
Orange Juice Generators<ref>Loe, Casey. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Perfect Guide. Page 7.</ref><ref>Hodgson, David S J, Bryan Stratton, and Stephen Stratton. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 11.</ref>, or Juice Generators<ref>Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 14.</ref>, are wavy force fields that block access to [[List of items|items]], prevent Warp Pipes from being entered, and damage Mario on contact. These shields can only be dissolved by [[juice]] spat from a [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]. They have a zigzag shape (also appearing to have an 'M') and undulate when Mario approaches them. There are only six Orange Juice Generators in the game.
 
Orange Juice Generator locations:
#Blocking the Warp Pipe leading to the [[Lily Pad Ride]] on a small island off the east coast of Delfino Plaza.
#Blocking the Warp Pipe leading to the [[Lily Pad Ride]] on a small island off the east coast of Delfino Plaza.
#On the back of the police station's tower in Delfino Plaza, covering a small hole containing a Blue Coin.
#On the back of the police station's tower in Delfino Plaza, covering a small hole containing a Blue Coin.
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#On a flat green mushroom under Pianta Village in [[Pianta Village#Episode 5: Secret of the Village Underside|Episode 5]], covering the entrance to a secret level.
#On a flat green mushroom under Pianta Village in [[Pianta Village#Episode 5: Secret of the Village Underside|Episode 5]], covering the entrance to a secret level.


===Electric Graffiti===
===Electric goop===
[[File:The Manta Storm.png|left|thumb|[[Phantamanta]], leaving Electric Graffiti.]]
[[File:The Manta Storm.png|left|thumb|[[Phantamanta]], leaving electric goop.]]
{{conjectural|Electric Graffiti|Graffiti type}}, as its name states, is goop infused with electricity. Its color consists of a mixture of aquamarine and yellow, and it has electricity visibly surging from it. This type of graffiti is found only in Sirena Beach. When Mario touches this goop, it will damage and briefly stun him. Touching it will also cause Mario's colors to be inverted momentarily. Because of their thick soles, Piantas are unharmed by the goop, but can sink into it. Nokis are unharmed by the goop as well, though they will sink into it. In [[Sirena Beach#Episode 1: The Manta Storm|Episode 1]] of Sirena Beach, [[Phantamanta]] covers a large portion of the beach in Electric Graffiti, causing [[Hotel Delfino]] to become stuck underground. After Mario defeats Phantamanta, the goop disappears and the hotel rises back out of the ground. The Electric Graffiti reappears in [[Sirena Beach#Episode 6: Scrubbing Sirena Beach|Episode 6]], where it's shaped like a smiling [[Boo]] and covers most of the beach in front of Hotel Delfino. Mario has to clean all the goop off the beach within three minutes to earn a Shine Sprite.
Electric goop, as its name states, is goop infused with electricity. Its color consists of a mixture of aquamarine and yellow, and it has electricity visibly surging from it. This type of graffiti is found only in Sirena Beach. When Mario touches this goop, it will damage and briefly stun him. Touching it will also cause Mario's colors to be inverted momentarily. Because of their thick soles, Piantas are unharmed by the goop, but can sink into it. Nokis are unharmed by the goop as well, though they will sink into it. In [[Sirena Beach#Episode 1: The Manta Storm|Episode 1]] of Sirena Beach, [[Phantamanta]] covers a large portion of the beach in electric goop, causing [[Hotel Delfino]] to become stuck underground. After Mario defeats Phantamanta, the goop disappears and the hotel rises back out of the ground. The electric goop reappears in [[Sirena Beach#Episode 6: Scrubbing Sirena Beach|Episode 6]], where it is shaped like a smiling [[Boo]] and covers most of the beach in front of Hotel Delfino. Mario has to clean all the goop off the beach within three minutes to earn a Shine Sprite.


===Lava Graffiti===
===Burning goop===
[[File:SMS TheGoopyInferno.png|thumb|Lava Graffiti covering a large portion of [[Pianta Village]].]]
[[File:SMS TheGoopyInferno.png|thumb|Burning goop covering a large portion of [[Pianta Village]].]]
{{conjectural|Lava Graffiti|Graffiti type}} is [[Lava#Super Mario Sunshine|lava]]-like goop found only in Pianta Village. It is orange-red in color, and releases a small burst of flame every now and then. This type of goop burns Mario on contact and sends him flying upward, just like lava or fire. Thus, if Mario gets caught in the middle of a large quantity of this goop, he will likely lose a [[Extra life|life]] or sustain heavy damage, as he will have nowhere else to go after flying upward and falling back downward again. In [[Pianta Village#Episode 1: Chain Chomplets Unchained|Episode 1]], this goop is produced by feverish [[Chain Chomplet]]s. The goop reappears in [[Pianta Village#Episode 3: The Goopy Inferno|Episode 3]], where it covers almost the entire level and Mario must save the [[Mayor]] from the fiery inferno. [[Coo Coo]]s fly around and drop Lava Graffiti during this episode. The goop is also present in [[Pianta Village#Episode 6: Piantas in Need|Episode 6]], where Mario has to rescue ten Piantas that are stuck in small puddles of it. In [[Pianta Village#Episode 7: Shadow Mario Runs Wild|Episode 7]], Shadow Mario leaves a trail of Lava Graffiti behind him as he runs.
Burning goop is [[Lava#Super Mario Sunshine|lava]]-like goop found only in Pianta Village. It is orange-red in color, and releases a small burst of flame every now and then. This type of goop burns Mario on contact and sends him flying upward, just like lava or fire. Thus, if Mario gets caught in the middle of a large quantity of this goop, he will likely lose a [[Extra life|life]] or sustain heavy damage, as he will have nowhere else to go after flying upward and falling back downward again. In [[Pianta Village#Episode 1: Chain Chomplets Unchained|Episode 1]], this goop is produced by feverish [[Chain Chomplet]]s. The goop reappears in [[Pianta Village#Episode 3: The Goopy Inferno|Episode 3]], where it covers almost the entire level and Mario must save the [[Mayor]] from the fiery inferno. [[Coo Coo]]s fly around and drop burning goop during this episode. The goop is also present in [[Pianta Village#Episode 6: Piantas in Need|Episode 6]], where Mario has to rescue ten Piantas that are stuck in small puddles of it. In [[Pianta Village#Episode 7: Shadow Mario Runs Wild|Episode 7]], Shadow Mario leaves a trail of burning goop behind him as he runs.


===Poisonous Water===
===Slimy water===
[[File:SMS Noki Bay Blue Coin 01.png|left|thumb|[[Noki Bay]] filled with Poisonous Water. Notice how clear the water is supposed to be surrounding the boat.]]
[[File:SMS Noki Bay Blue Coin 01.png|left|thumb|[[Noki Bay]] filled with slimy water. Notice how clear the water is supposed to be surrounding the boat.]]
{{see also|Poison (obstacle)}}
{{see also|Poison (obstacle)}}
{{conjectural|Poisonous Water|Graffiti type}} is goop-polluted water that depletes one section of Mario's [[Health Meter]] about every two seconds that he is in it. It only affects him while he is on the surface of the water, and does not hurt him while under the water. Poisonous Water appears in four areas in the game: [[The Secret of the Dirty Lake|Episode 6]] of Bianco Hills, Episodes [[Gooper Blooper Breaks Out|1]]-[[Gooper Blooper Returns|5]] of Ricco Harbor, Episodes [[Uncork the Waterfall|1]]-[[Eely-Mouth's Dentist|4]] of Noki Bay and the [[Lily Pad Ride]] secret in Delfino Plaza, though this Poisonous Water will make Mario lose a life instantly if he makes contact with it. The color and type of Poisonous Water varies with the level in which it is encountered. In Bianco Hills, brownish goop covers the surface of the lake around the [[Big Windmill]], making it poisonous. Ricco Harbor's Poisonous Water comes from large quantities of black goop that cover the surface of clean water in several areas. Noki Bay's translucent purple Poisonous Water came about as a result of [[Eely-Mouth]]'s gingivitis.
Slimy water is goop-polluted water that depletes one section of Mario's [[Health Meter]] about every two seconds that he is in it. It only affects him while he is on the surface of the water, and does not hurt him while under the water. Slimy water appears in four areas in the game: [[The Secret of the Dirty Lake|Episode 6]] of Bianco Hills, Episodes [[Gooper Blooper Breaks Out|1]]-[[Gooper Blooper Returns|5]] of Ricco Harbor, Episodes [[Uncork the Waterfall|1]]-[[Eely-Mouth's Dentist|4]] of Noki Bay and the [[Lily Pad Ride]] secret in Delfino Plaza, though this slimy water will make Mario lose a life instantly if he makes contact with it. The color and type of slimy water varies with the level in which it is encountered. In Bianco Hills, brownish goop covers the surface of the lake around the [[Big Windmill]], making it poisonous. Ricco Harbor's slimy water, also classified as oil<ref>Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 46.</ref><ref>Hodgson, David S J, Bryan Stratton, and Stephen Stratton. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 12.</ref>, comes from large quantities of spilled black goop that cover the surface of clean water in several areas. Noki Bay's translucent purple slimy water came about as a result of [[Eely-Mouth]]'s gingivitis.


===Tub Slime===
===Hot water===
[[File:SMS Corona Mountain Tub Battle.png|thumb|[[Bowser]] surrounded by Tub Slime in his hot tub.]]
[[File:SMS Corona Mountain Tub Battle.png|thumb|[[Bowser]] surrounded by water in his hot tub.]]
{{conjectural|Tub Slime|Graffiti type}} (referred to as "water" by Bowser<ref>'''Bowser:''' "''Bwaaaa ha ha! The water's great, eh, [[Bowser Jr.|Jr.]]?''" - ''Super Mario Sunshine''</ref>) is poisonous goop that is green in color, has a gelatinous consistency, and is searing hot. It essentially has the same properties as Lava Graffiti, but unlike Lava Graffiti, it cannot be removed or washed away, and does not appear anywhere else in the game. [[Bowser]] and Bowser Jr. are found soaking in Tub Slime in a giant floating hot tub at the top of [[Corona Mountain]]. They both remain in this goop for the duration of the final battle. During the battle, Bowser sometimes [[Ground Pound]]s the hot tub to splash the Tub Slime on Mario and damage him. There appears to be an unlimited amount of Tub Slime in the hot tub; when Bowser tilts the tub, most of it falls out, but the supply is immediately replenished. After Mario Ground Pounds all five sections that branch off from the hot tub, the entire hot tub tips over, and all of the Tub Slime falls out of it into Corona Mountain. The large Shine Sprite that was trapped in the Tub Slime is also set free.
Hot water<ref>Averill, Alan, and Jennifer Villarreal. The ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Player's Guide. Page 111.</ref> (also described as gelatin<ref>Loe, Casey. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Perfect Guide. Page 111.</ref> or ooze<ref>Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. ''Super Mario Sunshine'' BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 144.</ref>) is poisonous goop that is green in color, has a gelatinous consistency, and is searing hot. It essentially has the same properties as burning goop, but unlike burning goop, it cannot be removed or washed away, and does not appear anywhere else in the game. [[Bowser]] and Bowser Jr. are found soaking in water in a giant floating hot tub at the top of [[Corona Mountain]]. They both remain in this goop for the duration of the final battle. During the battle, Bowser sometimes [[Ground Pound]]s the hot tub to splash the water on Mario and damage him. There appears to be an unlimited amount of water in the hot tub; when Bowser tilts the tub, most of it falls out, but the supply is immediately replenished. After Mario Ground Pounds all five sections that branch off from the hot tub, the entire hot tub tips over, and all of the water falls out of it into Corona Mountain. The large Shine Sprite that was trapped in the water is also set free.


===Glorpedoes===
===Glorpedoes===
[[File:SMS Noki Bay Graffiti Enemies.png|thumb|left|[[Glorpedo]]es rolling down the cliffside in Noki Bay.]]
[[File:SMS Noki Bay Graffiti Enemies.png|thumb|left|[[Glorpedo]]es rolling down the cliffside in Noki Bay.]]
[[Glorpedo]]es are lumpy balls of goop that are pink, yellow, orange, and white in color and appear primarily in Episode 1 of Noki Bay, although [[Petey Piranha]] fires similar projectiles before his first fight. They are shot by a Monty Mole from a Cannon positioned atop the large cork plugging up the waterfall. Mario will sustain damage if one runs into him. When Mario sprays them with water, they will grow in size. If sprayed long enough, they will explode, sometimes leaving behind a [[Water Bottle]] that Mario can collect to refill some of F.L.U.D.D.'s water. A Glorpedo will shrink back to its normal size if Mario doesn't continue spraying it. Glorpedoes will also explode if Mario jumps directly on top of them. After being fired from the Cannon, Glorpedoes roll along a set path all the way down the large cliff, trailing Common Graffiti behind them. They explode into Common Graffiti when they reach the end of their path.
[[Glorpedo]]es, or Iga, are lumpy balls of goop that are pink, yellow, orange, and white in color and appear primarily in Episode 1 of Noki Bay, although [[Petey Piranha]] fires similar projectiles before his first fight. They are shot by a Monty Mole from a Cannon positioned atop the large cork plugging up the waterfall. Mario will sustain damage if one runs into him. When Mario sprays them with water, they will grow in size. If sprayed long enough, they will explode, sometimes leaving behind a [[Water Bottle]] that Mario can collect to refill some of F.L.U.D.D.'s water. A Glorpedo will shrink back to its normal size if Mario does not continue spraying it. Glorpedoes will also explode if Mario jumps directly on top of them. After being fired from the Cannon, Glorpedoes roll along a set path all the way down the large cliff, trailing Common Graffiti behind them. They explode into Common Graffiti when they reach the end of their path.


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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
===Goop===
{{foreign names
|Jap=ドロドロ
|JapR=Dorodoro
|JapM=Onomatopoeia for a muddy substance
}}
===Graffiti===
{{foreign names
|Jap=ラクガキ
|JapR=Rakugaki
|JapM=Graffiti
}}
===Paired Graffiti===
{{foreign names
|Jap=ラクガキ(図形)<ref name=ESMB106>Shogakukan. 2015. ''Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook'', ''Super Mario Sunshine'' section, page 106.</ref>
|JapR=Rakugaki (zukei)
|JapM=Graffiti (shapes)
}}
===Orange Juice Generator===
{{foreign names
|Jap=ジェリー<ref name=ESMB105>Shogakukan. 2015. ''Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook'', ''Super Mario Sunshine'' section, page 105.</ref>
|JapR=Jerī
|JapM=Jelly
}}
===Electric goop===
{{foreign names
|Jap=ビリビリしたドロドロ<br>''Biribirishita dorodoro''<br>ビリビリのラクガキ<br>''Biribiri no rakugaki''<br>電気ドロドロ<ref name=ESMB105/><br>''Denki dorodoro''
|JapM=Electrified goop<br><br>Electrical graffiti<br><br>Electric goop
}}
===Burning goop===
{{foreign names
|Jap=アツアツドロドロ<br>''Atsuatsu dorodoro''<br>あついドロドロ<br>''Atsui dorodoro''<br>炎ドロドロ<ref name=ESMB105/><br>''Honō dorodoro''
|JapM=Heated goop<br><br>Hot goop<br><br>Flame goop
}}
===Slimy water===
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ペンキ<br>''Penki''<br>ラクガキ<br>''Rakugaki''<br>ドロドロ{{ref needed}}<br>''Dorodoro''
|Jap=汚れた池/海<ref name=ESMB106/>
|JapM=Paint<br><br>Graffiti<br><br>Mud
|JapR=Kegareta chi/umi
|JapM=Dirty pond/ocean
}}
}}
==References==
==References==

Revision as of 18:55, May 14, 2019

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This article is about the goopy substance from Super Mario Sunshine. For the status ailment from Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, see Ink.
"Goo" redirects here. For information about the minor character from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, see Goomba § Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. For the chemical element discovered by Professor E. Gadd, see Professor E. Gadd's Research Journal.
Wallpaper of Shadow Mario swinging his Magic Paintbrush from Super Mario Sunshine
Shadow Mario creating graffiti with the Magic Paintbrush.
“As you are no doubt aware, someone has been senselessly fair Isle Delfino using some paint-like substance. The accused is charged with polluting our beautiful home and yes, endangering our very way of life. Indeed, how can one not be aware of what is going on? Though it is daytime in Delfino Plaza, our poor residents tremble beneath a veil of darkness. Expert Shine scholars have determined that this darkness has arisen because all of our guardians, the Shine Sprites, have vanished from their gathering spot at the Shine Gate. The reason? It's quite obvious. This horrible graffiti is to blame!”
—Pianta attorney, Super Mario Sunshine

Graffiti, also known as goop, is a thick, slimy paint-like residue that Mario is forced to clean up with the help of F.L.U.D.D. in Super Mario Sunshine. There are many types of graffiti found within the game. Some are helpful, while most are detrimental and cause various adverse effects if they are touched by Mario. Many types of graffiti can sink Toads, Piantas, Nokis, trees, and even large structures completely underground. There are also a number of goop enemies encountered throughout the game, including Gatekeepers and Swoopin' Stus. Gatekeepers appear from piles of goop that have been sprayed with water, while Swoopin' Stus can be spawned at random from the goop, along with common goop, electric goop, and burning goop. In the game, Bowser Jr. (under the guise of Shadow Mario) creates most of the graffiti using his Magic Paintbrush.

Types of graffiti

Goop

File:Petey Piranha.png
Petey Piranha surrounded by brown and white goop.
A Gatekeeper in Super Mario Sunshine.
A brown and white Gatekeeper.

The most common variant of graffiti is tar-like goop used to slicken the ground and cause Mario to lose traction. If Mario stands on goop for too long, he will sustain damage every few seconds (the amount of damage sustained depends on the type of goop). It also dirties and sticks to his clothes, which can be cleaned by Spin Jumping or swimming in clean water. This variety is found almost everywhere. Some enemies release it, while others are infused with it. It is found in many colors, and is easily confusable with burning goop and electric goop. Generators are occasionally paired with goop. According to a certain Pianta in Delfino Plaza who got stuck in it, it tastes "sweet," and likens it to "candy."

There are three different types:

Graffiti

File:SMS Art - Shadow Mario Sig.png
Shadow Mario's "M" signature.

Graffiti is the main type that Shadow Mario uses throughout the game. It is usually painted on walls, though it also appears on other flat surfaces. The Magic Paintbrush has a seemingly endless supply of it, and it can be used to create other types of goop. For example, Shadow Mario is seen painting Rainbow Ms with the Magic Paintbrush, which is tipped with graffiti. There is also a "raw" form which Shadow Mario uses to paint his infamous "M" signature, known as M Graffiti[1], which also appears as a logo at the beginning of the game. Along with Shadow Mario's signature, there are also painted symbols that come in pairs, known as Paired Graffiti[1]. The symbols that appear are "×" (X Graffiti[2]), "○" (O Graffiti[3]), and "△" (Triangle Graffiti[4]). Graffiti is most often colored red, though green graffiti appears in Ricco Harbor, and black graffiti was used to deface the Shine Statue, as well as the bells inside Delfino Plaza's two bell-towers. When graffiti is sprayed long enough, it will be completely cleaned off the wall. After it is cleaned off, a Blue Coin will be released for Mario to collect. In the case of paired symbols, when one symbol is cleaned off, the Blue Coin appears next to its matching symbol, and vice versa. If Mario does not collect the Blue Coin in time, it will disappear, and the graffiti he cleaned off will reappear. He must then backtrack and clean it off a second time to make the Blue Coin appear once again. Mario will earn a Shine Sprite for cleaning the graffiti off the Shine Statue and each of the two bells.

There is also ink goop on the wall near the crates where Gooper Blooper is fought for the first time in Ricco Harbor. It cannot be washed off, but it does not hurt Mario. The goop leaks out of the crates Gooper Blooper is in and runs down the wall and into the water, making it a type of slimy water.

Another type of graffiti appears during Episode 1 of Noki Bay. This graffiti is pink, yellow, orange, and white, and several blotches of it are positioned at intervals along a tall cliff face near the starting point of the level. These goop blotches are shaped like various things relating to the sea, including a squid, a sailboat, a dolphin, a whale, an octopus, and a bird. This graffiti can be cleaned off by Mario, but it cannot hurt him. As Mario cleans the blotches off, platforms of varying sizes appear out of the cliff face, which he can then use to climb upward. Cleaning off all of this graffiti helps Mario to reach the cork plugging the waterfall, where he has to defeat a Monty Mole in order to finish the episode.

Rainbow M

Rainbow M
A Rainbow M, painted by Shadow Mario.

A Rainbow M[5] is a multicolored M Graffiti used to teleport Mario or Shadow Mario to other parts of Isle Delfino, serving as a subset of Gate[6] (or Level Gate[7]). There are three of them, all of which are found only in Delfino Plaza. The first was painted by Shadow Mario to escape Mario after he foiled the former's first attempt to kidnap Princess Peach in Delfino Plaza. This one was painted on the base of the Grand Pianta Statue, and leads to Bianco Hills. Two more Rainbow Ms can be found on the side of the boathouse (leading to Ricco Harbor) and on the front of the Lighthouse (leading to Gelato Beach). These Rainbow Ms appear only after the Gatekeepers covering the buildings have been defeated. All Mario has to do is squirt water on a Rainbow M to activate it (after which it becomes a portal to its corresponding location) and then jump into it. The goop that comprises the Rainbow Ms is also found inside two red Warp Pipes: one on top of a building located behind the Grand Pianta Statue (where it is plugged up by a large Pineapple at the beginning of the game), and one on top of the Shine Gate. These Warp Pipes provide access to Sirena Beach and Pianta Village respectively. Pinna Park and Noki Bay are the only levels that are not accessed via Rainbow Ms. When Mario uses one of the three Rainbow Ms, he is fragmented into multiple particles before entering, after which he is reassembled again at the start of the level (similar to what happens when Luigi is transported through the Pixelator in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon).

Orange Juice Generator

Orange Juice Generator
An Orange Juice Generator blocking a Warp Pipe.

Orange Juice Generators[8][9], or Juice Generators[10], are wavy force fields that block access to items, prevent Warp Pipes from being entered, and damage Mario on contact. These shields can only be dissolved by juice spat from a Yoshi. They have a zigzag shape (also appearing to have an 'M') and undulate when Mario approaches them. There are only six Orange Juice Generators in the game.

Orange Juice Generator locations:

  1. Blocking the Warp Pipe leading to the Lily Pad Ride on a small island off the east coast of Delfino Plaza.
  2. On the back of the police station's tower in Delfino Plaza, covering a small hole containing a Blue Coin.
  3. On a tall building near the Cannon leading to Pinna Park, covering a small hole with a Blue Coin in it.
  4. Blocking the entrance to a cage containing a Shine Sprite in Episode 8 of Ricco Harbor.
  5. Covering a Dune Bud to the left of the Sand Cabana in Gelato Beach.
  6. On a flat green mushroom under Pianta Village in Episode 5, covering the entrance to a secret level.

Electric goop

Phantamanta, leaving electric goop.

Electric goop, as its name states, is goop infused with electricity. Its color consists of a mixture of aquamarine and yellow, and it has electricity visibly surging from it. This type of graffiti is found only in Sirena Beach. When Mario touches this goop, it will damage and briefly stun him. Touching it will also cause Mario's colors to be inverted momentarily. Because of their thick soles, Piantas are unharmed by the goop, but can sink into it. Nokis are unharmed by the goop as well, though they will sink into it. In Episode 1 of Sirena Beach, Phantamanta covers a large portion of the beach in electric goop, causing Hotel Delfino to become stuck underground. After Mario defeats Phantamanta, the goop disappears and the hotel rises back out of the ground. The electric goop reappears in Episode 6, where it is shaped like a smiling Boo and covers most of the beach in front of Hotel Delfino. Mario has to clean all the goop off the beach within three minutes to earn a Shine Sprite.

Burning goop

Episode 3: The Goopy Inferno of Pianta Village in the game Super Mario Sunshine.
Burning goop covering a large portion of Pianta Village.

Burning goop is lava-like goop found only in Pianta Village. It is orange-red in color, and releases a small burst of flame every now and then. This type of goop burns Mario on contact and sends him flying upward, just like lava or fire. Thus, if Mario gets caught in the middle of a large quantity of this goop, he will likely lose a life or sustain heavy damage, as he will have nowhere else to go after flying upward and falling back downward again. In Episode 1, this goop is produced by feverish Chain Chomplets. The goop reappears in Episode 3, where it covers almost the entire level and Mario must save the Mayor from the fiery inferno. Coo Coos fly around and drop burning goop during this episode. The goop is also present in Episode 6, where Mario has to rescue ten Piantas that are stuck in small puddles of it. In Episode 7, Shadow Mario leaves a trail of burning goop behind him as he runs.

Slimy water

A Blue Coin in Noki Bay in the game Super Mario Sunshine.
Noki Bay filled with slimy water. Notice how clear the water is supposed to be surrounding the boat.
See also: Poison (obstacle)

Slimy water is goop-polluted water that depletes one section of Mario's Health Meter about every two seconds that he is in it. It only affects him while he is on the surface of the water, and does not hurt him while under the water. Slimy water appears in four areas in the game: Episode 6 of Bianco Hills, Episodes 1-5 of Ricco Harbor, Episodes 1-4 of Noki Bay and the Lily Pad Ride secret in Delfino Plaza, though this slimy water will make Mario lose a life instantly if he makes contact with it. The color and type of slimy water varies with the level in which it is encountered. In Bianco Hills, brownish goop covers the surface of the lake around the Big Windmill, making it poisonous. Ricco Harbor's slimy water, also classified as oil[11][12], comes from large quantities of spilled black goop that cover the surface of clean water in several areas. Noki Bay's translucent purple slimy water came about as a result of Eely-Mouth's gingivitis.

Hot water

Final battle
Bowser surrounded by water in his hot tub.

Hot water[13] (also described as gelatin[14] or ooze[15]) is poisonous goop that is green in color, has a gelatinous consistency, and is searing hot. It essentially has the same properties as burning goop, but unlike burning goop, it cannot be removed or washed away, and does not appear anywhere else in the game. Bowser and Bowser Jr. are found soaking in water in a giant floating hot tub at the top of Corona Mountain. They both remain in this goop for the duration of the final battle. During the battle, Bowser sometimes Ground Pounds the hot tub to splash the water on Mario and damage him. There appears to be an unlimited amount of water in the hot tub; when Bowser tilts the tub, most of it falls out, but the supply is immediately replenished. After Mario Ground Pounds all five sections that branch off from the hot tub, the entire hot tub tips over, and all of the water falls out of it into Corona Mountain. The large Shine Sprite that was trapped in the water is also set free.

Glorpedoes

Glorpedoes rolling down the cliffside in Noki Bay.

Glorpedoes, or Iga, are lumpy balls of goop that are pink, yellow, orange, and white in color and appear primarily in Episode 1 of Noki Bay, although Petey Piranha fires similar projectiles before his first fight. They are shot by a Monty Mole from a Cannon positioned atop the large cork plugging up the waterfall. Mario will sustain damage if one runs into him. When Mario sprays them with water, they will grow in size. If sprayed long enough, they will explode, sometimes leaving behind a Water Bottle that Mario can collect to refill some of F.L.U.D.D.'s water. A Glorpedo will shrink back to its normal size if Mario does not continue spraying it. Glorpedoes will also explode if Mario jumps directly on top of them. After being fired from the Cannon, Glorpedoes roll along a set path all the way down the large cliff, trailing Common Graffiti behind them. They explode into Common Graffiti when they reach the end of their path.

Other appearances

Goop appears in Mario Golf: Advance Tour on the Mushroom Tourney course along with many Proto Piranhas.

Goop also appears in Mario Power Tennis as an obstacle on the Delfino Plaza Court. It can cause players to slip and slide around. The player must also clear away goop in a tic-tac-toe-like minigame called Tic-Tac-Glow.

In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, during the Airplane Guard sequence of the battle with Petey Piranha, he attacks Mario and Luigi by spitting balls of goop like he does in Super Mario Sunshine.

In WarioWare Gold, the F.L.U.D.D. is used to clean graffiti off of a building in the Super Mario Sunshine microgame.

Names in other languages

Goop

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ドロドロ
Dorodoro
 Onomatopoeia for a muddy substance

Graffiti

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ラクガキ
Rakugaki
 Graffiti

Paired Graffiti

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ラクガキ(図形)[16]
Rakugaki (zukei)
 Graffiti (shapes)

Orange Juice Generator

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ジェリー[17]
Jerī
 Jelly

Electric goop

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ビリビリしたドロドロ
Biribirishita dorodoro
ビリビリのラクガキ
Biribiri no rakugaki
電気ドロドロ[17]
Denki dorodoro

 Electrified goop

Electrical graffiti

Electric goop

Burning goop

Language Name Meaning
Japanese アツアツドロドロ
Atsuatsu dorodoro
あついドロドロ
Atsui dorodoro
炎ドロドロ[17]
Honō dorodoro

 Heated goop

Hot goop

Flame goop

Slimy water

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 汚れた池/海[16]
Kegareta chi/umi
 Dirty pond/ocean

References

  1. ^ a b Loe, Casey. Super Mario Sunshine Perfect Guide. Page 9.
  2. ^ Loe, Casey. Super Mario Sunshine Perfect Guide. Page 12.
  3. ^ Loe, Casey. Super Mario Sunshine Perfect Guide. Page 31.
  4. ^ Loe, Casey. Super Mario Sunshine Perfect Guide. Page 54.
  5. ^ Averill, Alan, and Jennifer Villarreal. The Super Mario Sunshine Player's Guide. Page 12.
  6. ^ Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. Super Mario Sunshine BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 16.
  7. ^ Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. Super Mario Sunshine BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 17.
  8. ^ Loe, Casey. Super Mario Sunshine Perfect Guide. Page 7.
  9. ^ Hodgson, David S J, Bryan Stratton, and Stephen Stratton. Super Mario Sunshine Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 11.
  10. ^ Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. Super Mario Sunshine BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 14.
  11. ^ Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. Super Mario Sunshine BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 46.
  12. ^ Hodgson, David S J, Bryan Stratton, and Stephen Stratton. Super Mario Sunshine Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 12.
  13. ^ Averill, Alan, and Jennifer Villarreal. The Super Mario Sunshine Player's Guide. Page 111.
  14. ^ Loe, Casey. Super Mario Sunshine Perfect Guide. Page 111.
  15. ^ Bogenn, Tim, and Doug Walsh. Super Mario Sunshine BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. Page 144.
  16. ^ a b Shogakukan. 2015. Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook, Super Mario Sunshine section, page 106.
  17. ^ a b c Shogakukan. 2015. Super Mario Bros. Hyakka: Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook, Super Mario Sunshine section, page 105.
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