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==''Super Mario Galaxy'' series== | ==''Super Mario Galaxy'' series== | ||
[[Image:Marioflytogalaxy.JPG|240px|thumb|left|[[Mario]] flying to a Galaxy in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''.]] | |||
The galaxy named [[Grand Finale Galaxy]] is home to Mario's planet ([[Mushroom World]]), while the [[Wikipedia:Milky Way Galaxy|Milky Way Galaxy]] is home to [[Earth]] <ref>[http://www2.lns.mit.edu/~LQS/Milky_Way_galaxy_sun05.jpg Picture of the Milky way Galaxy]</ref>. The galaxies in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' are notably much smaller than real galaxies, often being comprised of nothing more than a few small planetoids, most of which are in all different shapes and sizes. However, if one considers that the [[Mushroom Universe]] to be a different Universe to Earth, the [[Wikipedia:Laws of physics|laws of physics]] may be different to ours in where a [[Planet]] does not have to be spherical or a galaxy can be much smaller than a [[Wikipedia:Galaxy|galaxy]] in our [[Dimension|universe]]. | The galaxy named [[Grand Finale Galaxy]] is home to Mario's planet ([[Mushroom World]]), while the [[Wikipedia:Milky Way Galaxy|Milky Way Galaxy]] is home to [[Earth]] <ref>[http://www2.lns.mit.edu/~LQS/Milky_Way_galaxy_sun05.jpg Picture of the Milky way Galaxy]</ref>. The galaxies in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' are notably much smaller than real galaxies, often being comprised of nothing more than a few small planetoids, most of which are in all different shapes and sizes. However, if one considers that the [[Mushroom Universe]] to be a different Universe to Earth, the [[Wikipedia:Laws of physics|laws of physics]] may be different to ours in where a [[Planet]] does not have to be spherical or a galaxy can be much smaller than a [[Wikipedia:Galaxy|galaxy]] in our [[Dimension|universe]]. | ||
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*[[Wild Glide Galaxy]] | *[[Wild Glide Galaxy]] | ||
*[[Honeybloom Galaxy]] (Hungry Luma) | *[[Honeybloom Galaxy]] (Hungry Luma) | ||
*[[Bowser's Lava Lair | *[[Bowser's Lava Lair]] | ||
====[[World_3_(Super_Mario_Galaxy_2)|World 3]]==== | ====[[World_3_(Super_Mario_Galaxy_2)|World 3]]==== | ||
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*[[Flip-Out Galaxy]] (Hungry Luma) | *[[Flip-Out Galaxy]] (Hungry Luma) | ||
*[[Grandmaster Galaxy]] | *[[Grandmaster Galaxy]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 00:46, December 28, 2010
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Luigi approaching a galaxy with the use of a Launch Star.
A galaxy is an enormous system consisting of gases, stars, planets, and comets. Mario visits many galaxies in his adventures through Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2.
Super Mario Galaxy series
File:Marioflytogalaxy.JPG
Mario flying to a Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy 2.
The galaxy named Grand Finale Galaxy is home to Mario's planet (Mushroom World), while the Milky Way Galaxy is home to Earth [1]. The galaxies in Super Mario Galaxy are notably much smaller than real galaxies, often being comprised of nothing more than a few small planetoids, most of which are in all different shapes and sizes. However, if one considers that the Mushroom Universe to be a different Universe to Earth, the laws of physics may be different to ours in where a Planet does not have to be spherical or a galaxy can be much smaller than a galaxy in our universe.
Galaxies are each categorized under different Domes which show Mario up to five galaxies and then gives him the option to fly to those galaxies. Each dome also has one Hungry Luma galaxy which can only be accessed by feeding a Hungry Luma the certain amount of star bits that it requires to transform into a galaxy.
Many galaxies have black holes, in which if Mario falls over the edge, he will be sucked into the black hole.
Super Mario Galaxy
Terrace
- Good Egg Galaxy
- Honeyhive Galaxy
- Loopdeeloop Galaxy
- Flipswitch Galaxy
- Bowser Jr.'s Robot Reactor
- Sweet Sweet Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Fountain
- Space Junk Galaxy
- Rolling Green Galaxy
- Battlerock Galaxy
- Hurry-Scurry Galaxy
- Bowser's Star Reactor
- Sling Pod Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Kitchen
- Beach Bowl Galaxy
- Bubble Breeze Galaxy
- Ghostly Galaxy
- Buoy Base Galaxy
- Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada
- Drip Drop Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Bedroom
- Gusty Garden Galaxy
- Freezeflame Galaxy
- Dusty Dune Galaxy
- Honeyclimb Galaxy
- Bowser's Dark Matter Plant
- Bigmouth Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Engine Room
- Gold Leaf Galaxy
- Sea Slide Galaxy
- Toy Time Galaxy
- Bonefin Galaxy
- Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor
- Sand Spiral Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Garden
- Deep Dark Galaxy
- Dreadnought Galaxy
- Matter Splatter Galaxy
- Melty Molten Galaxy
- Snow Cap Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Trial Galaxies
Gate
- Gateway Galaxy
- Boo's Boneyard Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
Other
Super Mario Galaxy 2
World 1
- Sky Station Galaxy
- Yoshi Star Galaxy
- Spin-Dig Galaxy
- Fluffy Bluff Galaxy
- Flip-Swap Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Rightside Down Galaxy
- Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla
World 2
- Puzzle Plank Galaxy
- Hightail Falls Galaxy
- Boulder Bowl Galaxy
- Cosmic Cove Galaxy
- Wild Glide Galaxy
- Honeybloom Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Bowser's Lava Lair
World 3
- Tall Trunk Galaxy
- Cloudy Court Galaxy
- Haunty Halls Galaxy
- Freezy Flake Galaxy
- Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy
- Beat Block Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet
World 4
- Supermassive Galaxy
- Flipsville Galaxy
- Starshine Beach Galaxy
- Chompworks Galaxy
- Sweet Mystery Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Honeyhop Galaxy
- Bowser's Gravity Gauntlet
World 5
- Space Storm Galaxy
- Slipsand Galaxy
- Shiverburn Galaxy
- Boo Moon Galaxy
- Upside Dizzy Galaxy
- Fleet Glide Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Bowser Jr.'s Boom Bunker
World 6
- Melty Monster Galaxy
- Clockwork Ruins Galaxy
- Throwback Galaxy
- Battle Belt Galaxy
- Flash Black Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Slimy Spring Galaxy
- Bowser's Galaxy Generator
World S
- Mario Squared Galaxy
- Rolling Coaster Galaxy
- Twisty Trials Galaxy
- Stone Cyclone Galaxy
- Boss Blitz Galaxy
- Flip-Out Galaxy (Hungry Luma)
- Grandmaster Galaxy
