Mega Mario: Difference between revisions

The Mega Mario form returns in ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', being obtained from the rare [[Mega Mushroom]]. The more objects Mega Mario breaks, the '''Mega Meter'''<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/gameslist/manuals/DS_New_Super_Mario_Bros.pdf ''New Super Mario Bros.'' American English instruction booklet]. Page 23.</ref> will get filled in. If he fills in each segment by crushing a certain amount of objects, Mega Mario can gain up to five [[1-Up Mushroom]]s when the form wears off. [[Ground Pound]]ing as Mega Mario usually causes a group of [[Goomba]]s or [[coin]]s (or both) to fall from above. Mega Mario also has the ability to defeat almost all of the enemies in the game or squash any of the game's bosses in one hit, including [[Bowser]] in any of his forms. Mega Mario can also walk through [[Mega Unagi]]s and [[Skewer]]s. If Mega Mario falls into a [[pit]], the purple toxic water or lava, or if [[Time Limit|time]] runs out, he can still instantly lose a life. If the Mega Mushroom is activated in tight spaces, Mario's transformation will be canceled and the Mega Mushroom will return to the touch screen; however, if Mega Mario is crushed in any way, he will revert to [[Super Mario (form)|Super Mario]] and lose a life immediately after. Additionally, if Mega Mario completes the level, he destroys the [[Goal Pole|flagpole]], which will fill up one-fifth of the Mega Meter, ensuring at least an extra life is gained when doing so. After the Mega Mushroom wears off, Mario reverts to Super Mario, regardless of whatever form he was in before using the Mega Mushroom. Notably, when Luigi grabs a Mega Mushroom, the sound effect is louder.