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Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Mario often comes across Luigi, who asks to switch places with him. Internal filenames that call Luigi "intrusive" and a "busybody", and unused text, suggest that Luigi was originally intended to be annoying the player with persistent begging to switch. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, during World 3, Luigi appears on Starship Mario and announces that he will be waiting in certain galaxies to take over for Mario. In the game's code, these instances of Luigi that ask Mario to switch are called "LuigiIntrusively", which suggests Luigi was supposed to be persistent, stubbom or aggravating in his request to switch places with Mario. You want to switch, Bro? rce: torf.net/Super Mario Galaxy 2/Unused Message Data There is also unused dialogue in the game's files, also marked "LuigiIntrusively, that appears to reflect more of what the developers originally intended, making Luigi appear annoying with repeated requests: Big bro! Leave this to me! I understand I'll be waiting here Big bro! Let me handle it this time! I understand... I'll be waiting here Yahoo~!! Big bro! I wanna come and play too! Finally, there is one place in the code where this Luigi is referred to as "Busybody Luigi" instead. A busybody is a person who pries into or meddles in the affairs of others, which also suggests Luigi was supposed to be agitating the player in some way. In the finished game, this aspect of Luigi's personality was removed.
Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Mario often comes across Luigi, who asks to switch places with him. Internal filenames that call Luigi "intrusive" and a "busybody", and unused text, suggest that Luigi was originally intended to be annoying the player with persistent begging to switch. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, during World 3, Luigi appears on Starship Mario and announces that he will be waiting in certain galaxies to take over for Mario. In the game's code, these instances of Luigi that ask Mario to switch are called "LuigiIntrusively", which suggests Luigi was supposed to be persistent, stubbom or aggravating in his request to switch places with Mario. You want to switch, Bro? rce: torf.net/Super Mario Galaxy 2/Unused Message Data There is also unused dialogue in the game's files, also marked "LuigiIntrusively, that appears to reflect more of what the developers originally intended, making Luigi appear annoying with repeated requests: Big bro! Leave this to me! I understand I'll be waiting here Big bro! Let me handle it this time! I understand... I'll be waiting here Yahoo~!! Big bro! I wanna come and play too! Finally, there is one place in the code where this Luigi is referred to as "Busybody Luigi" instead. A busybody is a person who pries into or meddles in the affairs of others, which also suggests Luigi was supposed to be agitating the player in some way. In the finished game, this aspect of Luigi's personality was removed.

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She was trying to scare Bowser off by asserting dominance

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The re-rendered high-resolution cutscenes in the Super Mario 3D All- Stars version of Super Mario Galaxy reveal that when Bowser abducts Peach's castle, Peach is T-posing throughout the scene. The original version's resolution is too low to tell if she had been doing it all along. The resolution of the original Wii version is too low to confidently discern if Peach is T-posing, though she appears not to be ource:gfacts.com user "MehDeletingLater, vgfacts.com/game/supermariogalany In the Super Mario 3D All-Stars version, the cutscene has been rerendered in high resolution, making the T-pose clearly visible
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The re-rendered high-resolution cutscenes in the Super Mario 3D All- Stars version of Super Mario Galaxy reveal that when Bowser abducts Peach's castle, Peach is T-posing throughout the scene. The original version's resolution is too low to tell if she had been doing it all along. The resolution of the original Wii version is too low to confidently discern if Peach is T-posing, though she appears not to be ource:gfacts.com user "MehDeletingLater, vgfacts.com/game/supermariogalany In the Super Mario 3D All-Stars version, the cutscene has been rerendered in high resolution, making the T-pose clearly visible

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Regular Boos get infatuated with Boo Mario and chase him around. Bomb Boos, however, normally do not appear alongside Boo Mario, but they have an unused behavior for this scenario: they will not move, and simply keep staring at him, as though fascinated.

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Bouldergeist 3 and 4

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy, Bouldergeist has an unused variable that is simply "3". While unused variables are common, what makes this notable is that for his appearance in Super Mario Galaxy 2, this was changed to "4" despite remaining unused. The significance of this is unknown. SUPER MARIO GALAXY "Object argument " parameter (unused) 3 SUPER MARIO GALAXY "Object argument O" parameter (still unused) 4 The variables have been found, through decompilation of the games, to never be called by the code. Why an unused variable like this would need to be updated between games is unknown. ource: twitter.com user@HEYimHeroic
Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy, Bouldergeist has an unused variable that is simply "3". While unused variables are common, what makes this notable is that for his appearance in Super Mario Galaxy 2, this was changed to "4" despite remaining unused. The significance of this is unknown. SUPER MARIO GALAXY "Object argument " parameter (unused) 3 SUPER MARIO GALAXY "Object argument O" parameter (still unused) 4 The variables have been found, through decompilation of the games, to never be called by the code. Why an unused variable like this would need to be updated between games is unknown. ource: twitter.com user@HEYimHeroic

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There are areas where Mario is put in a bubble whenever he falls, such as on the Comet Observatory. If a disappearing platform is hacked into such an area, the game will crash to a blue screen reminiscent of the Windows Blue Screen of Death.

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Super Mario Galaxy 2 contains unused dialogue for Lubba where he states that his favorite foods are beans and ham.

マイスターです。 I'm Meister. [Japanese internal name for Lubba] あ! Ah! Source: terf.net/Super_Mario_Galaxy_2fUnused_Message_Data 好物は豆です。 My favorite food is beans. あとハムも!! Also, ham!!
マイスターです。 I'm Meister. [Japanese internal name for Lubba] あ! Ah! Source: terf.net/Super_Mario_Galaxy_2fUnused_Message_Data 好物は豆です。 My favorite food is beans. あとハムも!! Also, ham!!

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Bowser may have been planned to join you in the postgame

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In the credits of Super Mario Galaxy 2, Bowser appears in the credits in a tiny form, presumably as a side effect of his defeat. This tiny Bowser has unused code to appear as a companion on Starship Mario, suggesting he was planned to join Mario on his travels in the postgame. Source: image: youtube.com/watch?v=J92m3nGE-kU; info: Twitter.com user @HEYimHeroic S
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In the credits of Super Mario Galaxy 2, Bowser appears in the credits in a tiny form, presumably as a side effect of his defeat. This tiny Bowser has unused code to appear as a companion on Starship Mario, suggesting he was planned to join Mario on his travels in the postgame. Source: image: youtube.com/watch?v=J92m3nGE-kU; info: Twitter.com user @HEYimHeroic S

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Ganon's fight in OoT was originally going to be like Megaleg in Mario Galaxy

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In a 2008 interview, Yoshiaki Koizumi revealed that the concept for the Megaleg boss battle in Super Mario Galaxy was originally envisioned for the final boss battle against Ganon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. "We originally had this idea of climbing onto something really big and moving around on top of it for Link's final boss fight in Ocarina of Time, but we realized that it wouldn't work because you couldn't see Ganon if you were on top of him. So, we had to scrap the idea at that time, but we were really excited when the opportunity finally came around to reuse it in Galaxy. When we first started work on Galaxy we made a prototype version of the game with a very small team, sort of like a "proof of concept" for development, and Megaleg was actually the first boss that we designed for it. We had a very good feeling about it as soon as we got it into the game. It was the realization of an idea that I'd been wanting to work with for a long time: to climb over something big and finally destroy the core. And the whole way through you're able to use the differing effects of gravity to get there. I was very happy with how it came out." Ganon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time urce: Nintendo Power (US), Issue 225, 2008 Megaleg in Super Mario Galaxy
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In a 2008 interview, Yoshiaki Koizumi revealed that the concept for the Megaleg boss battle in Super Mario Galaxy was originally envisioned for the final boss battle against Ganon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. "We originally had this idea of climbing onto something really big and moving around on top of it for Link's final boss fight in Ocarina of Time, but we realized that it wouldn't work because you couldn't see Ganon if you were on top of him. So, we had to scrap the idea at that time, but we were really excited when the opportunity finally came around to reuse it in Galaxy. When we first started work on Galaxy we made a prototype version of the game with a very small team, sort of like a "proof of concept" for development, and Megaleg was actually the first boss that we designed for it. We had a very good feeling about it as soon as we got it into the game. It was the realization of an idea that I'd been wanting to work with for a long time: to climb over something big and finally destroy the core. And the whole way through you're able to use the differing effects of gravity to get there. I was very happy with how it came out." Ganon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time urce: Nintendo Power (US), Issue 225, 2008 Megaleg in Super Mario Galaxy

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In at least one timeline, Luma looks like this

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Super Mario Galaxy contains an unused early model for a Luma, appearing similar to a red Power Star. Below is the model inserted into various official artwork to show what the series would have looked like if it had kept that design. se tol Arruper_Mario_Galeyhuong_Model#Chico
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Super Mario Galaxy contains an unused early model for a Luma, appearing similar to a red Power Star. Below is the model inserted into various official artwork to show what the series would have looked like if it had kept that design. se tol Arruper_Mario_Galeyhuong_Model#Chico

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Yoshi, Devourer of Galaxies

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Yoshi's tongue can become astronomical in length, dwarfing Starship Mario in magnitude, as a result of a glitch. Details in image. O LAC A commonly known glitch in Super Mario Galaxy 2 gives Yoshi an extremely long tongue. On Starship Mario, if Yoshi licks the Yellow Toad near the warp pad to the Starshroom, then Yoshi's tongue will be permanently attached to the Yellow Toad no matter how far away he is, elongating to unintended levels. Starship Mario However, this is not the limit of Yoshi's tongue length. Going into the engine room with this glitch active will show Yoshi's tongue going off-screen. While in-universe, the engine room is inside Starship Mario, the game actually places it far away from the main Starship Mario map, and Yoshi's tongue is still attached to Yellow Toad. Yoshi's tongue (barely visible line) Here is a "tongue's-eye view of the distance between the engine room and the main Starship Mario map. Yoshi in the engine room The full extent of Yoshi's tongue length can only be shown by using developer tools to zoom the camera out much farther than would be possible. The thin pink line connecting the locations is the tongue, which, when compared to the size of Starship Mario, is revealed to be immensely long. ce: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a Vemulator game. Super Mario Galaxy 2 (NAV)
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Yoshi's tongue can become astronomical in length, dwarfing Starship Mario in magnitude, as a result of a glitch. Details in image. O LAC A commonly known glitch in Super Mario Galaxy 2 gives Yoshi an extremely long tongue. On Starship Mario, if Yoshi licks the Yellow Toad near the warp pad to the Starshroom, then Yoshi's tongue will be permanently attached to the Yellow Toad no matter how far away he is, elongating to unintended levels. Starship Mario However, this is not the limit of Yoshi's tongue length. Going into the engine room with this glitch active will show Yoshi's tongue going off-screen. While in-universe, the engine room is inside Starship Mario, the game actually places it far away from the main Starship Mario map, and Yoshi's tongue is still attached to Yellow Toad. Yoshi's tongue (barely visible line) Here is a "tongue's-eye view of the distance between the engine room and the main Starship Mario map. Yoshi in the engine room The full extent of Yoshi's tongue length can only be shown by using developer tools to zoom the camera out much farther than would be possible. The thin pink line connecting the locations is the tongue, which, when compared to the size of Starship Mario, is revealed to be immensely long. ce: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a Vemulator game. Super Mario Galaxy 2 (NAV)

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