Prankster Comet: Difference between revisions

The '''<font color=#F20>Speedy Comet (レッドコメット Red Comet)</font>''' requires the player to complete a level within a certain time limit, from four to six minutes. Also, there will be small changes in the galaxies. For example, [[Good Egg Galaxy]]'s [[boulder]]s are all replaced by [[Chomp]]s. Four galaxies are visited by the Speedy Comet: the [[Good Egg Galaxy]], [[Space Junk Galaxy]], [[Dusty Dune Galaxy]], and [[Dreadnought Galaxy]].<br>

Galaxies marked with * next to their time limits have [[+ Clock|Timer]]s scattered throughout the mission; collecting one adds 10 seconds to the player's time limit. However if the player loses a life, then the Time will be set back to where it was at the point where the player lost the life.

The '''Daredevil Comet (デスコメット Death Comet)''' cuts Mario's maximum health down to only one hit point, as opposed to the usual three (or six with a [[Life Mushroom]]). Additionally, it removes all Life Shrooms and even coins from the level so that the player cannot get them. Five galaxies are visited by the Daredevil Comet: the [[Battlerock Galaxy]], [[Ghostly Galaxy]], [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]], [[Deep Dark Galaxy]], and [[Melty Molten Galaxy]]. Four of them have the player battle a previously fought boss: [[Topmaniac]], [[Bouldergeist]], [[Major Burrows]], and [[Kamella]] respectively, with the sole exception being Melty Molten Galaxy, which has the player complete the entire first mission (The Sinking Lava Spire) with only one hit point. At the start of the first four aforementioned galaxies, the player will automatically be brought to the last planet where the boss resides, without the need to travel throughout the galaxy.  

The '''<font color=#008>Cosmic Comet (シャドウコメット Shadow Comet)</font>''' pits Mario in a race against [[Cosmic Mario]] in a predetermined course with a [[Power Star|star]] at the end. Mario must beat his duplicate to the Star. Four galaxies are visited by the Cosmic Comet: the [[Honeyhive Galaxy]], [[Freezeflame Galaxy]], [[Gold Leaf Galaxy]], and [[Sea Slide Galaxy]]. If the player uses [[Luigi]], they will be racing against [[Cosmic Luigi]] instead. Unlike Cosmic Mario, Cosmic Luigi long jumps frequently and takes advantage of some shortcuts that are available. Cosmic Comets only appear in ''Super Mario Galaxy''.

The '''<font color=#CC0>Fast-Foe Comet (クイックコメット Quick Comet)'''</font> speeds up all enemies and obstacles in a stage. Mario must complete the stage while avoiding the accelerated enemies and obstacles. Only two galaxies are visited by the Fast-Foe Comet: the [[Beach Bowl Galaxy]], and [[Toy Time Galaxy]]. [[Tox Box]]es, [[Thwomp]]s, and moving platforms are the only objects affected. Fast-Foe Comets only appear in ''Super Mario Galaxy''.

The '''<font color=#C0C>Purple Comet (パープルコメット Purple Comet)'''</font> is only available after the main story is beaten. [[Purple Coin]]s are hidden throughout the galaxy, and Mario must retrieve 100 purple coins, sometimes within a time limit, to retrieve the Star. Some Purple Comet missions have more than 100 Coins, but Mario still only needs to collect 100 for the Star. All 15 major galaxies are visited by the Purple Comet. Timed Purple Comet missions, as well as the [[Battlerock Galaxy|Battlerock]] and [[Dreadnought Galaxy]]'s Purple Comet missions, use a unique background music, which is a remix of the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]] music<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reO5AHNAEx8</ref>.

|JapM=Mischiefing Comet, ''kometto'' from the English "comet", ''suisei'' being the native Japanese word for "comet"

|Fra=Comète farceuse

|FraM=Joker comet

|SpaM=Naughty comet

|ItaM=Joker comet

|KorM=Joker comet}}