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{{about|an | {{about|an object debuting in Super Mario 3D Land|the item in Yoshi's New Island|[[Binoculars (Yoshi's New Island)]]}} | ||
[[File:Binoculars 3dl.png|thumb|Artwork of a pair of binoculars.]] | [[File:Binoculars 3dl.png|thumb|Artwork of a pair of binoculars.]] | ||
[[File:SM3DL_ss13.png|thumb|left|Looking through a pair of binoculars.]] | [[File:SM3DL_ss13.png|thumb|left|Looking through a pair of binoculars.]] | ||
'''Binoculars'''<ref>Musa, Alexander, and Geson Hatchett. 2013. ''Super Mario 3D World'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide, page 18.</ref> (called '''Telescopes''' in ''[[Nintendo Power]]''<ref>Chris Slate, Nintendo Power Issue 272, page 50</ref>) are telescopic devices in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]''. If [[Mario]] steps on a green platform in front of it, he can look through the lens and get a view of the whole area. The binoculars are controlled by moving the [[Nintendo 3DS]] around using its gyro-sensor control and the player can press {{button|3ds|L}} or {{button|3ds|R}} to zoom out and zoom in, respectively. The player can also look for hidden [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s, and if the Toads are sighted, they will throw out items such as [[Star Medal]]s, [[1-Up Mushroom]]s, or even [[Super Star]]s. The camera can also be moved about using the {{button|3ds|Stick}} on the 3DS. The image within the binoculars appears as 2D even if 3D is turned on. | '''Binoculars'''<ref>Musa, Alexander, and Geson Hatchett. 2013. ''Super Mario 3D World'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide, page 18.</ref> (called '''Telescopes''' in ''[[Nintendo Power]]''<ref>Chris Slate, Nintendo Power Issue 272, page 50</ref>) are telescopic devices in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]''. If [[Mario]] steps on a green platform in front of it, he can look through the lens and get a view of the whole area. The binoculars are controlled by moving the [[Nintendo 3DS]] around using its gyro-sensor control and the player can press {{button|3ds|L}} or {{button|3ds|R}} to zoom out and zoom in, respectively. The player can also look for hidden [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s, and if the Toads are sighted, they will throw out items such as [[Star Medal]]s, [[1-Up Mushroom]]s, or even [[Super Star]]s. The camera can also be moved about using the {{button|3ds|Stick}} on the 3DS. The image within the binoculars appears as 2D even if 3D is turned on. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'', there are certain points that the player(s) can step into to view the course that act similar to Binoculars and are referred to as such in the game's Prima eGuide. Unlike other games, the player(s) cannot zoom in or out, and can only move the camera angle along a fixed plane. | |||
[[File:Binoculars.JPG|thumb|A pair of binoculars in ''Super Mario Odyssey''.]] | [[File:Binoculars.JPG|thumb|A pair of binoculars in ''Super Mario Odyssey''.]] | ||
Revision as of 13:17, November 28, 2018
- This article is about an object debuting in Super Mario 3D Land. For the item in Yoshi's New Island, see Binoculars (Yoshi's New Island).
Binoculars[1] (called Telescopes in Nintendo Power[2]) are telescopic devices in Super Mario 3D Land. If Mario steps on a green platform in front of it, he can look through the lens and get a view of the whole area. The binoculars are controlled by moving the Nintendo 3DS around using its gyro-sensor control and the player can press 
or 
to zoom out and zoom in, respectively. The player can also look for hidden Toads, and if the Toads are sighted, they will throw out items such as Star Medals, 1-Up Mushrooms, or even Super Stars. The camera can also be moved about using the 
on the 3DS. The image within the binoculars appears as 2D even if 3D is turned on.
In Super Mario 3D World, there are certain points that the player(s) can step into to view the course that act similar to Binoculars and are referred to as such in the game's Prima eGuide. Unlike other games, the player(s) cannot zoom in or out, and can only move the camera angle along a fixed plane.
Binoculars return in Super Mario Odyssey. Here, Mario uses them by capturing them with Cappy, and they launch upward a set distance (due to being tethered by a thin cord) before usage, allowing Mario to view more of the area he's in. In some kingdoms, a peculiar flying object (such as the Sphynx or a taxi) can be spotted in the sky, and zooming onto it with the binoculars will make a Power Moon appear.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 望遠鏡[3] Bōenkyō |
Telescope |
| Dutch | Verrekijker |
Binoculars |
| German | Teleskop |
Telescope |
| Italian | Binocolo |
Binoculars |
| Russian | Бинокль Binokl' |
Binoculars |
| Spanish | Telescopio |
Telescope |
See also
Trivia
- In certain levels in Super Mario 3D Land (such as World 1-3) where the pair of Binoculars are found, the player may be able to spot with them a white UFO that eventually disappears from sight.[4]
- In the Goomba Spotting minigame in Mario Party 9, the whole minigame seems to have been seen from a pair of binoculars, except at the ending.
- In Super Mario Odyssey, Binoculars resemble R.O.B.'s head.
- When looking at the sun through binoculars in Super Mario Odyssey, Cappy will tell either the player or Mario to stop.
References
- ^ Musa, Alexander, and Geson Hatchett. 2013. Super Mario 3D World Prima Official Game Guide, page 18.
- ^ Chris Slate, Nintendo Power Issue 272, page 50
- ^ Official Japanese Mario Odyssey Twitter
- ^ The UFO as seen in World 1-3
