Slimy Spring Galaxy

Slimy Spring Galaxy is a galaxy appearing in the game Super Mario Galaxy 2. It is located in World 6 and it mostly takes place under water. It makes extensive use of the Green Shell to move around underwater. Common enemies here include Snoodles, Urchins, and Boos.

This is a small area made with tile flooring and many rock formations. To the left is a Warp Pipe with three shells and nine treasure chests. Straight ahead from where the player starts are two Swoopers and a slide that takes the player down to the first area of the Snoodle Spring Planet.

After taking the slide down, the player will end up in this area. It is a water filled tunnel with many mines and coins. A Bill Board explains how shaking the Wii Remote near a shell will make the player pick it up. The Green Shell is used here to make underwater travel easier. There are a few Snoodles later in the area and the Comet Medal can be found to the left of the tunnel, in an offshootinng area in the wall.

This is a generally wide area filled with Snoodles and stalactites. There is a tunnel with Urchins at the end and two Gringills are found at the top of that tunnel.

This area is a generally small tunnel. Two Gringills are at the top and try to chomp at the player. Three Snoodles are found in the path to the Launch Star which takes the player to the Boo Spring Planet.

The planet will start off with a single Paragoomba flying over a large hole. When the player jumps down the hole, they will enter another underwater section, with an arrow made of Star Bits pointing in the direction of another underwater tunnel. This one is much longer, and the player must use the Green Shells, Boosters and Bubbles to get to the end before they runs out of air. There are huge walls blocking the sections and the only opening is where the Booster is. During The Chimp's Coin Challenge, the walls are absent. Boos are bountiful in this area and the coins they drop when defeated can refill the player's air meter. At the end is a long tunnel filled with Urchins that lead to the Oasis Area.

This area is a beautiful scene filled with lush grass and trees. There is a single treasure chest in the middle and a Green Shell at the left area. When the player opens the chest, Toad will pop out and give the player a star for saving him.

Enemies

 * Swoopers
 * Mines
 * Snoodles
 * Urchins
 * Gringills
 * Paragoombas
 * Boos

The Deep Shell Well
The player will start off in the Starting Area. They should drop down the slide and into the water. The player should grab a Green Shell for faster transportation and to defeat the Snoodles. While in the small tunnel, the player should move to the left, get the Comet Medal, and exit the area. They should continue going through the water, defeating the Snoodles. When they get to an upward slope, they should swim up it, avoiding the Urchins and Gringills at the top. They should continue swimming through the downwards slope until they reach the Launch Star that takes them to the next planet. The player should proceed to drop down the hole and grab a Green Shell at the bottom. They should swim through the rings to get a boost while avoiding Boos and crashing into the walls. At the end, they should swim up the slope and end up at the Oasis Area. They should throw the shell at the treasure chest, freeing the Toad who grants the player the Power Star.


 * Enemies
 * Swoopers
 * Mines
 * Urchins
 * Snoodles
 * Gringills
 * Paragoomba
 * Boos
 * Planets Visited
 * Starting Area
 * Snoodle Spring Planet
 * Area 1
 * Area 2
 * Area 3
 * Boo Spring Planet
 * Oasis Area

The Chimp's Coin Challenge
Players need to wait until they receive a letter from The Chimp telling them to come to the Slimy Spring Galaxy. The Chimp will then challenge the player to his final challenge. The player will need to score 10,000 points by defeating enemies and collecting coins in a time span of 180 seconds, similar to the Chimp's earlier Stomp challenge. It is basically the same layout as the first mission, except that there are more Snoodles in the Snoodle Spring Planet, there are more coins, and the walls of the Boo Spring Planet are absent.


 * Enemies
 * Swoopers
 * Mines
 * Urchins
 * Snoodles
 * Gringills
 * Paragoomba
 * Boos
 * Planets Visited
 * Starting Area
 * Snoodle Spring Planet
 * Area 1
 * Area 2
 * Area 3
 * Boo Spring Planet

Green Star 1
The player will redo the The Deep Shell Well mission again. When the player gets to Area 2 of the Snoodle Spring Planet, they should hear the jingling of the Green Star. The first Green Star is located behind one of the stalactites near the end of the area.


 * Enemies
 * Swoopers
 * Mines
 * Urchins
 * Snoodles
 * Planets Visited
 * Starting Area
 * Snoodle Spring Planet
 * Area 1
 * Area 2

Green Star 2
The player will redo the The Deep Shell Well mission again. When the player gets to the Launch Star in the third area, they should wait till it drops them. The player should be on a small ledge with a 1-Up Mushroom on the left side and the Green Star on the right side.


 * Enemies
 * Swoopers
 * Mines
 * Urchins
 * Snoodles
 * Gringills
 * Planets Visited
 * Starting Area
 * Snoodle Spring Planet
 * Area 1
 * Area 2
 * Area 3

Trivia

 * The fact that the Toad brigade captain is trapped in a chest is similar to how the captain was trapped in a chest in the Bigmouth Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy.
 * Oddly, if one enters the Warp Pipe in the Starting Area, the music is not the Bonus Room music from this game, but rather, it is the music from the prequel's Bonus Rooms. This was probably done because the new Bonus Room music contrasted significantly the Slimy Spring Galaxy's nature.
 * This is also done in Rightside Down Galaxy's and Upside Dizzy Galaxy's Warp Pipe Rooms and in the Warp Pipe area in Mission 2 of Slipsand Galaxy. This is because these rooms are not bonus rooms, but instead are rooms that connect separate parts of a mission.
 * If Mario emerges into the Oasis Area and then dives back into the water, there will be no music or sound effects playing.