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In ''Super Mario Galaxy'' and ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', flowers can be found in nearly all levels and now reflect a wider array of species. They rustle when walked through, with sparkling flowers additionally releasing an item such as a [[coin]] or a [[Star Bit]]. Flowers largely appear in grassy [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with visible sunlight, such as [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]] and [[Fluffy Bluff Galaxy]]. In drab galaxies with minimal light such as the [[Ghostly Galaxy]] and [[Spin-Dig Galaxy]], grass appears in place of flowers, serving the same function. There are instances where both flowers and grass can be found, such as [[Honeyhive Galaxy]]. A small planetoid in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''{{'}}s [[Supermassive Galaxy]] blooms with many flowers when stepped on and appears in the screenshot awarded to the player once they have collected 120 [[Power Star]]s. | In ''Super Mario Galaxy'' and ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', flowers can be found in nearly all levels and now reflect a wider array of species. They rustle when walked through, with sparkling flowers additionally releasing an item such as a [[coin]] or a [[Star Bit]]. Flowers largely appear in grassy [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with visible sunlight, such as [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]] and [[Fluffy Bluff Galaxy]]. In drab galaxies with minimal light such as the [[Ghostly Galaxy]] and [[Spin-Dig Galaxy]], grass appears in place of flowers, serving the same function. There are instances where both flowers and grass can be found, such as [[Honeyhive Galaxy]]. A small planetoid in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''{{'}}s [[Supermassive Galaxy]] blooms with many flowers when stepped on and appears in the screenshot awarded to the player once they have collected 120 [[Power Star]]s. | ||
====''New Super Mario Bros. | ====''New Super Mario Bros.'' series==== | ||
[[File:NSLU Mount Fuzzy Screenshot.png|thumb|300px|An area with flowers in Mount Fuzzy of ''New Super Luigi U'']] | [[File:NSLU Mount Fuzzy Screenshot.png|thumb|300px|An area with flowers in Mount Fuzzy of ''New Super Luigi U'']] | ||
In the [[New Super Mario Bros. | In the first ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', flowers appear as decorative background elements with no interactive components, similar to [[horsetail]]s in the original ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' Starting with ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', these flowers are given interactive elements. They are typically found on grassy surfaces and [[Mushroom Platform|mushroom platforms]], and they appear with multiple colors and designs. When the player performs a spinning motion near a flower, either through a [[Spin Jump]] or through [[Propeller Mario|propeller]]-enabled flight, its flowerhead rotates around the stem; if the player spins close enough to the flower, it additionally releases a coin. Flowers pulsate to the [[Paah|vocal riffs]] of a [[level]]'s music. | ||
In '' | In ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'', coin-yielding flowers are widespread in [[World 1 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 1]], [[World 5 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 5]], and [[World 7 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 7]]. In Worlds 1 and 7, the petals on a flower have an outer rim that can be light blue, orange, or fuchsia, with the inner part of a petal being a very light shade of its rim's color, and the flower's disc is always yellow. In World 5, flowers have turquoise, violet, or magenta petals with a single light-colored spot at the outer end of each petal; each petal color corresponds to yellow-, blue-, or lime-colored discs, respectively. | ||
In ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' and ''[[New Super Luigi U]]'', flowers mainly appear in [[Acorn Plains]], [[Soda Jungle]], and [[Meringue Clouds]]. In ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', some flowers also appear in the levels [[Tropical Refresher]] and [[Skyward Stalk]] of [[Sparkling Waters]], while in ''New Super Luigi U'', they are present in [[Beanstalk Jungle]] in the same [[world]], as well as [[Mount Fuzzy]] in [[Rock-Candy Mines]]. The flowers in Acorn Plains, Sparkling Waters, and Rock-Candy Mines have blue, yellow, or red petals, with the color transitioning into white towards the inner part of a petal. The flowers in Meringue Clouds also feature this gradient scheme but appear in indigo, pink, or fuchsia. In Soda Jungle, flowers reuse their color palettes from World 5 of ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'' and have a notch at the tip of each petal. | In ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' and ''[[New Super Luigi U]]'', flowers mainly appear in [[Acorn Plains]], [[Soda Jungle]], and [[Meringue Clouds]]. In ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', some flowers also appear in the levels [[Tropical Refresher]] and [[Skyward Stalk]] of [[Sparkling Waters]], while in ''New Super Luigi U'', they are present in [[Beanstalk Jungle]] in the same [[world]], as well as [[Mount Fuzzy]] in [[Rock-Candy Mines]]. The flowers in Acorn Plains, Sparkling Waters, and Rock-Candy Mines have blue, yellow, or red petals, with the color transitioning into white towards the inner part of a petal. The flowers in Meringue Clouds also feature this gradient scheme but appear in indigo, pink, or fuchsia. In Soda Jungle, flowers reuse their color palettes from World 5 of ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'' and have a notch at the tip of each petal. | ||