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The player needs to climb the clock until they get to the pole with the [[Amp]] circling it. After climbing the pole, the player needs to take the moving lifts upward and jump across the platforms to the top of the mesh cage. At the end are three [[Bomp|Moving Bar]]s that come out of the wall. The player has to time their jumps with the timing of the Moving Bars to reach the [[Power Star]] in the cage. | The player needs to climb the clock until they get to the pole with the [[Amp]] circling it. After climbing the pole, the player needs to take the moving lifts upward and jump across the platforms to the top of the mesh cage. At the end are three [[Bomp|Moving Bar]]s that come out of the wall. The player has to time their jumps with the timing of the Moving Bars to reach the [[Power Star]] in the cage. | ||
In the DS version, | In the DS version, the player can either use [[Luigi]]'s [[Vanish Mario|invisible form]] to go into the cage or break the [[Black Brick]] with [[Wario]]. Additionally, there are only two moving bars in the remake instead of three. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 17:42, October 12, 2019
Template:Missionbox Timed Jumps on Moving Bars is the fifth mission of Tick Tock Clock in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. This mission can be completed at any of the clock's speeds, including fully-stopped.
Layout
The player needs to climb the clock until they get to the pole with the Amp circling it. After climbing the pole, the player needs to take the moving lifts upward and jump across the platforms to the top of the mesh cage. At the end are three Moving Bars that come out of the wall. The player has to time their jumps with the timing of the Moving Bars to reach the Power Star in the cage.
In the DS version, the player can either use Luigi's invisible form to go into the cage or break the Black Brick with Wario. Additionally, there are only two moving bars in the remake instead of three.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | つきだしを のりこえて Tsukidashi o Norikoete |
Climb the Protusions |
| Chinese | 恰好踏在移动的木块上[1] Qiàhǎo Tàzài Yídòng de Mùkuàishàng |
Step Right On the Moving Wooden-Block |
| Italian | Salti sincronizzati |
Synchronized jumps |
| Korean | 장애물을넘어서 Jangaemul eul neomeoseo |
Over the Obstacle |
| Spanish | Las barras y barreras del tiempo |
Time's bars and barriers |
References
- ^ From the score sheet and the star menu of Super Mario 64 DS as localized by iQue.
