The Yoshi-Go-Round's Secret

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Template:Missionbox The Yoshi-Go-Round's Secret is the sixth episode of Pinna Park in Super Mario Sunshine. The episode's objective is to enter and complete the secret of the Yoshi-Go-Round.

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The entrance to the secret of the Yoshi-Go-Round is found by bringing an Orange Yoshi to the spot on the Yoshi-Go-Round that is lacking a Yoshi. Yoshi can be found behind a Pianta-shaped tree to the right of the pirate ship ride. By making Yoshi turn orange by having him eat a Pear or Pineapple, the player needs to bring the Yoshi to the vacant spot on the Yoshi-Go-Round and Mario will be transported to the secret course. As usual, Shadow Mario will appear to take F.L.U.D.D. away during the first playthrough.

The first obstacle of the secret course is a bridge of six rotating cube platforms that Mario has to cross. Afterward are many spotted cubes, with each color of cubes moving in their own ring. Mario has to jump between the different rings in order to move through the gate in the center, as some of the gates are closed off. The blue cubes will take Mario through and he then has to cross the cubes to reach a stationary platform at the end. By jumping onto a smaller cube afterward, it will carry Mario to a structure of orange cubes that he has to Wall Jump up in order to reach the Shine Sprite at the top.

Red Coins in the Yoshi-Go-Round

Pinna Park
Red Coins in the Yoshi-Go-Round[1]

Replaying this episode will allow Mario to use F.L.U.D.D. and do a Red Coin challenge. By Ground Pounding the Red Coin Switch in the level, eight Red Coins will appear throughout the course that the player must collect within a time limit of two minutes. Collecting them all will cause a Shine Sprite to appear at the top of the orange cubed structure, but failing to collect the coins within the time limit will result in a life lost. Two of the Red Coins are placed in the blue and black gates the respective spotted cubes move through, with the other six Red Coins being placed within the orange cube structure at the end.

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References

  1. ^ Nintendo Power Player's Guide, page 76

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