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[[File:Slidin' the Slopes.png|thumb|left|Triangular Blocks as seen in ''Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3'']] | [[File:Slidin' the Slopes.png|thumb|left|Triangular Blocks as seen in ''Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3'']] | ||
Triangular Blocks are also found in [[World-e]] of ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', more specifically in the levels [[Slidin' the Slopes]], [[Sea to Sky]], [[Castle Dash]] and [[Caped Escape]] | Triangular Blocks are also found in [[World-e]] of ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', more specifically in the levels [[Slidin' the Slopes]], [[Sea to Sky]], [[Castle Dash]] and [[Caped Escape]]. In addition to appearing at the bases of certain walls, Triangular blocks also appear between walls and ceilings, allowing [[Mario]] and Luigi to run up walls ''and'' onto ceilings. | ||
Triangular Blocks appear in three episodes of the [[Super Mario World (television series)|''Super Mario World'' cartoon]]. One is first featured in "[[Ghosts R Us]]", where Yoshi (who can, staying consistent with the games, only bounce on the block) briefly uses it to travel into [[Wizenheimer]]'s [[Ghost House|Haunted House]] and save Mario, [[Luigi]], [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], and [[Oogtar]]. During a later episode, "[[King Scoopa Koopa]]", in an attempt to escape from the [[Chickendactyl]]-turned [[Cave People]], Mario and Princess Toadstool run up a Triangular Block leading to a [[Star Road (Super Mario World)|Star Road]]. In the episode "[[Born to Ride]]", Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Yoshi used a Triangular Block to drive up the wall in their motorbikes to avoid [[Dino Riders|Duke, Lulu and Rockman]]. Rockman attempted to drive up the wall using the block, but failed and crashed (the block was also shown to frown as soon as Rockman failed). | Triangular Blocks appear in three episodes of the [[Super Mario World (television series)|''Super Mario World'' cartoon]]. One is first featured in "[[Ghosts R Us]]", where Yoshi (who can, staying consistent with the games, only bounce on the block) briefly uses it to travel into [[Wizenheimer]]'s [[Ghost House|Haunted House]] and save Mario, [[Luigi]], [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], and [[Oogtar]]. During a later episode, "[[King Scoopa Koopa]]", in an attempt to escape from the [[Chickendactyl]]-turned [[Cave People]], Mario and Princess Toadstool run up a Triangular Block leading to a [[Star Road (Super Mario World)|Star Road]]. In the episode "[[Born to Ride]]", Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Yoshi used a Triangular Block to drive up the wall in their motorbikes to avoid [[Dino Riders|Duke, Lulu and Rockman]]. Rockman attempted to drive up the wall using the block, but failed and crashed (the block was also shown to frown as soon as Rockman failed). | ||
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- This article is about the triangular blocks from the Mario franchise. For the blocks in Wario Land 4, see Triangle Toy Block.
Triangular Blocks (also referred to as Triangle Blocks[citation needed]) are pink, triangle-shaped blocks with faces which are located at the bases of certain walls. They are primarily found throughout Dinosaur Land and first appear in Super Mario World.
If the Mario brothers run onto a Triangular Block, they will be able to continue their sprint by running up the wall that the block is placed against. This technique is required for getting over tall walls that the they are unable to fly over. Yoshi is unable to use Triangular Blocks, but if he runs onto one, he will bounce high up. If a Koopa Shell hits a Triangle Block, it will also bounce up.
A prototype sprite sheet revealed in a 2017 interview revealed that circular and square variants of a Triangular Block were originally going to appear.[1]
Triangular Blocks are also found in World-e of Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, more specifically in the levels Slidin' the Slopes, Sea to Sky, Castle Dash and Caped Escape. In addition to appearing at the bases of certain walls, Triangular blocks also appear between walls and ceilings, allowing Mario and Luigi to run up walls and onto ceilings.
Triangular Blocks appear in three episodes of the Super Mario World cartoon. One is first featured in "Ghosts R Us", where Yoshi (who can, staying consistent with the games, only bounce on the block) briefly uses it to travel into Wizenheimer's Haunted House and save Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, and Oogtar. During a later episode, "King Scoopa Koopa", in an attempt to escape from the Chickendactyl-turned Cave People, Mario and Princess Toadstool run up a Triangular Block leading to a Star Road. In the episode "Born to Ride", Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Yoshi used a Triangular Block to drive up the wall in their motorbikes to avoid Duke, Lulu and Rockman. Rockman attempted to drive up the wall using the block, but failed and crashed (the block was also shown to frown as soon as Rockman failed).
While the block doesn't appear in New Super Mario Bros. U, Mini Mario now has the ability to run up walls in a similar way to the Triangular Block, though he can run down walls as well.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Portuguese (NOA) | Bloco Triangular (Super Mario World manual) Bloco Triângulo (animated series) |
- Triangle Block |
| Romanian | "Piese triunghi" (Super Mario World animated series, episode "Ghosts 'R' Us") "Bucăți triunghi" (Super Mario World animated series, episode "Ghosts 'R' Us") (In said episode, Yoshi inexplicably uses two different names at their plural to refer to a singular Triangle Block.) |
Triangle pieces |
References
- ^ Wawro, A. (September 28, 2017). Have a look at Nintendo's early prototype for Yoshi. Gamasutra. Retrieved December 8, 2017.
