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Revision as of 17:27, February 7, 2024
| Mission | |
|---|---|
| Blast to the Lonely Mushroom | |
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| Location | Tall, Tall Mountain |
| Mission # | 6 (N64) / 5 (DS) |
| Game | Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS |
| <<N64 <<DS Directory of missions >>N64 >>DS | |
Blast to the Lonely Mushroom is the sixth and final mission of Tall, Tall Mountain in Super Mario 64 and its fifth mission in Super Mario 64 DS.
Layout
In order to reach the Power Star, the player needs to open the cannon if they have not already. The player needs to climb the mountain until they get to the wooden bridge past the Chuck-Ya. Just after the bridge on a platform below is the course's Bob-omb Buddy, and talking to him opens the cannon.
To get to the cannon, the player has to go to the Mushroom Platforms just before the Monty Moles. Stepping onto the smallest mushroom in the center warps the player to an area under the mountain. Crossing the narrow paths ahead leads the player to the cannon. Once in the cannon, the player needs to line up their angle at the mushroom with the Power Star in the distance, roughly that of the angle shown in the picture to the right. If the player thinks they have the correct angle, they need to fire over to the platform to collect the Power Star.
Aside from the cannon, other methods are possible, such as using a Crazed Crate or spin-jumping off the Fly Guy next to the rolling log, as well as flying with Hoot, using a Backward Somersault with Luigi or the Wing Cap with Mario in the DS version. The player can also roll the log to the right, then long-jump off the end to the mushroom.
Names in other languages
Super Mario 64
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ぶっとべ はなれキノコへ Buttobe Hanare Kinoko e |
Blast to the Isolated Mushroom |
| French | Canon vers le champignon |
Cannon to the Mushroom |
| German | Suche den einsamen Pilz! |
Find the Lonely Mushroom! |
| Italian | Verso il fungo solitario[1] |
Towards the lonely mushroom |
Super Mario 64 DS
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | とべ！はなれキノコへ Tobe! Hanare kinoko e |
Shoot! To the Isolated Mushroom |
| Chinese | 飞向孤独的蘑菇[2] Fēixiàng Gūdú de Mógū |
Fly to the Lonely Mushroom |
| French | Jusqu'au champignon solitaire |
To the Lonely Mushroom |
| German | Ein einsamer Pilz |
A Lonely Mushroom |
| Italian | Il fungo solitario |
The lonely mushroom |
| Korean | 날아라! 외톨이버섯 Narara! Oetori beoseot |
Fly! Lonely Mushroom |
| Spanish | Disparado al champiñón solitario |
Shot to the Lonely Mushroom |
References
- ^ Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia, pag. 90
- ^ From the score sheet and the star menu of Super Mario 64 DS as localized by iQue.
