Super Slide

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Mario on the Super Slide
Mario in the northeast of Delfino Plaza
Mario on the pillars; the far one having the Warp Pipe with the entry to the obstacle course.

The Super Slide[1], also called Pipe Down #2[2], is a secret area of Delfino Plaza in the game Super Mario Sunshine. It is accessible via a Warp Pipe in the northeast of Delfino Plaza (the pillars protruding out of the water). The level is built out of many colorful blocks which form the slide which makes up the level. Like other secret levels accessed in Delfino Plaza, it is set suspended high in a cloudy sky.

Mario must slide down the slide without falling to get to the Shine Sprite at the end of the course. The level starts with five blocks without any obstacles, followed by blocks with five holes; Mario may fall through and lose a life if he is not careful. The path then becomes thinner; blocks with tiny ramps that are impossible to dodge comprise the next section of the level. Mario can use the many ramps located here as shortcuts to reach the Shine Sprite. The path gets wider again with two holes and a gap which Mario will automatically slide over. The path gets incredibly thin next with a long pit through the middle; then the path gets so thin that it is about as wide as Mario himself. This thin path leads to a flat platform with the Shine Sprite sitting on a small block on the corner. The level usually takes 15-20 seconds to complete.[3]

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Italian Giù nei tubi n°2[4]
Under the pipes n°2

Trivia

  • In Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the pillars near the Super Slide entrance are one of the places visited in the Delfino Plaza stage. Players can physically stand on the pillars and swim in the water below.
  • It is possible to jump from any part of the slide apart from the flat section at the top right down to the bottom where the Shine Sprite is.
  • The leftmost hole at the beginning of the course actually will not cause the player to fall to their death. Instead, the hole leads to a hidden ledge, with what looks like no real purpose.

References

  1. ^ Super Mario Sunshine Official Nintendo Player's Guide, page 28.
  2. ^ Hodgson, David S J, Bryan Stratton, and Stephen Stratton. Super Mario Sunshine Prima Official Strategy Guide. Page 35.
  3. ^ YouTube: Super Mario Sunshine - Episode 26
  4. ^ Italian Super Mario Sunshine Prima's official strategy guide, page 35.

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