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Monty's detachable eyes

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy, the Rocky Wrench-like Monty enemies emerge from manholes to attack Mario. When they are hiding underground out of view, their models are distorted, with their eyes floating next to their heads. The way the Monty enemies appear normally during gameplay. When the Monties are inactive and hiding underground below (Official sources call them "Monty" despite them being analogous to Rocky Wrench enemies from other Mario games.) the manhole, their model is distorted, with their head twisted back, their snout turned sideways, and their eyes floating some distance away from their heads. A view from behind. A view from directly above, looking down the manhole. uce noclipwebsine
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy, the Rocky Wrench-like Monty enemies emerge from manholes to attack Mario. When they are hiding underground out of view, their models are distorted, with their eyes floating next to their heads. The way the Monty enemies appear normally during gameplay. When the Monties are inactive and hiding underground below (Official sources call them "Monty" despite them being analogous to Rocky Wrench enemies from other Mario games.) the manhole, their model is distorted, with their head twisted back, their snout turned sideways, and their eyes floating some distance away from their heads. A view from behind. A view from directly above, looking down the manhole. uce noclipwebsine

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In the Super Mario Galaxy games, crouch-walking makes Mario immune to electric fences.

When Mario approaches an electric fence while walking normally, he is shocked the instant he touches it. However, when crouch-walking into the electric fence, Mario waddles right through, unaffected. Source: info: twitter.com user @EvanbowlSMG2, images: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a Wii emulator, game: Super Mario Galaxy (NA, Wii)
When Mario approaches an electric fence while walking normally, he is shocked the instant he touches it. However, when crouch-walking into the electric fence, Mario waddles right through, unaffected. Source: info: twitter.com user @EvanbowlSMG2, images: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a Wii emulator, game: Super Mario Galaxy (NA, Wii)

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Slipperiness is controlled by distance

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, the further away a slope is from the camera, the less slippery it becomes. This may result in Mario slipping while running up a slope that is close to the camera, but suddenly being able to run up all the way if the camera is zoomed out. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, slopes become more slippery the closer the camera is to them. For these screenshots, the screen has been cropped on the sides to reduce visual clutter, but still has its full height. Please use the distance from the slopes to the bottom edge of the screen to gauge the distance to the camera. Here, the slope is so close to the camera that its bottom is cut off by the bottom edge of the screen. Mario is only able to run halfway up the slope before he begins sliding down. Now, the slope is slightly further away so that it fits fully within the screen. Mario is able to make it slightly further up before sliding. Finally, by walking up the edge of the slope so that the camera zooms out as far as possible, Mario is actually able to run all the way up the slope to the next ledge without slipping. Even further away from the camera, Mario is able to almost make it to the top of the slope before sliding down. This works with all slopes in the game, but is demonstrated here due to the camera in this area moving strictly perpendicularly to the slope. In addition, in this area, Mario's distance from the camera is fixed, so we can see that it is not Mario's distance from the camera, but the slope object's, that determines the slipperiness. Cource youtube.com user "Hello, my name is nim": youtube.comloinims4, images: Supper Mario Broth, soreenshots taken in a Vii emulator, game: Super Mario Galary 2 (NA, V
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, the further away a slope is from the camera, the less slippery it becomes. This may result in Mario slipping while running up a slope that is close to the camera, but suddenly being able to run up all the way if the camera is zoomed out. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, slopes become more slippery the closer the camera is to them. For these screenshots, the screen has been cropped on the sides to reduce visual clutter, but still has its full height. Please use the distance from the slopes to the bottom edge of the screen to gauge the distance to the camera. Here, the slope is so close to the camera that its bottom is cut off by the bottom edge of the screen. Mario is only able to run halfway up the slope before he begins sliding down. Now, the slope is slightly further away so that it fits fully within the screen. Mario is able to make it slightly further up before sliding. Finally, by walking up the edge of the slope so that the camera zooms out as far as possible, Mario is actually able to run all the way up the slope to the next ledge without slipping. Even further away from the camera, Mario is able to almost make it to the top of the slope before sliding down. This works with all slopes in the game, but is demonstrated here due to the camera in this area moving strictly perpendicularly to the slope. In addition, in this area, Mario's distance from the camera is fixed, so we can see that it is not Mario's distance from the camera, but the slope object's, that determines the slipperiness. Cource youtube.com user "Hello, my name is nim": youtube.comloinims4, images: Supper Mario Broth, soreenshots taken in a Vii emulator, game: Super Mario Galary 2 (NA, V

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If Mario walks very slowly against the crenellations of the platform where he first meets Rosalina in the Gateway Galaxy, his animation will begin to stutter. Mario will continue vibrating as long as the Control Stick is tilted slightly.


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Doctor Rosalina

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The code for the Super Mario Galaxy games contains many misspellings that are a combination of incorrect transliteration from Japanese and typographical errors, resulting in words like "durt", "leef", "boby", etc. Details in image.

Note: to prevent the accidental misinterpretation of intentional spelling as misspelling, only instances of misspelled words were chosen where the word is spelled correctly everywhere else in the code, making it clear that these particular instances are mistakes. bossdurt FluffLeef ParmTree01 parplehanataba PaundCake03 grass gras hugebuttleship_gun РороBoby reddengerfloor Due to a misspelling, two copies of the same grass texture exist in the code: "grass" and "gras". Both are used by different objects. "Popo" is the intermal name of the Smeech enemy. "Boby" is supposed to be "body", which normally denotes textures applied to a character's body. boartwood mablebottom2 NormalBillCroud PowerUpCluod Supposed to be "marble". Other misspellings include: "biyond", "cupsule", "hightlight", "gorund", "cliynder", "cartain", "squear", "puttem", etc. Source: textures exstracted by Twitter user @frickofrog
Note: to prevent the accidental misinterpretation of intentional spelling as misspelling, only instances of misspelled words were chosen where the word is spelled correctly everywhere else in the code, making it clear that these particular instances are mistakes. bossdurt FluffLeef ParmTree01 parplehanataba PaundCake03 grass gras hugebuttleship_gun РороBoby reddengerfloor Due to a misspelling, two copies of the same grass texture exist in the code: "grass" and "gras". Both are used by different objects. "Popo" is the intermal name of the Smeech enemy. "Boby" is supposed to be "body", which normally denotes textures applied to a character's body. boartwood mablebottom2 NormalBillCroud PowerUpCluod Supposed to be "marble". Other misspellings include: "biyond", "cupsule", "hightlight", "gorund", "cliynder", "cartain", "squear", "puttem", etc. Source: textures exstracted by Twitter user @frickofrog

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If Mario is attacked by multiple Slurples and they are defeated with Star Bits, as long as Mario keeps running, he will become glitched and act like Slurples are still attached to him. After about half a minute of running, he will become invisible.

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TO AD!

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog If cheats are used to make Mario die during the credits to Super Mario Galaxy, the ending screen will display both the "TOO BAD!" and "THE END" text at once, except the "TOO BAD!" text will be covered by a frozen cloud particle animation that will make it appear as "TO AD!" TO AD! THE END yoube comu SPGyounte comaohw in
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog If cheats are used to make Mario die during the credits to Super Mario Galaxy, the ending screen will display both the "TOO BAD!" and "THE END" text at once, except the "TOO BAD!" text will be covered by a frozen cloud particle animation that will make it appear as "TO AD!" TO AD! THE END yoube comu SPGyounte comaohw in

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In Bowser's Star Reactor, going even slightly left of a specific Thwomp causes Mario to die instantly. This is due to an invisible cube, called a "DeathArea" internally, being mistakenly placed too close to the path.


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Star accuracy

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The color change the beacon of the Comet Observatory in Super Mario Galaxy undergoes as it is powered up resembles the real-life color change of a star as it becomes hotter. As many parts of the game are based on real astronomic knowledge, this is very likely intentional. 2500 Surface temperature of a star of that color, in °Celsius 1200 4200 5000 5500 7200 oe phet.colorado.ntutsimsheninlaktody spectumtaestlacktody specum enhet, saeenshoes takemby Sspn Mario Brorh, gane. Spe Maio Gala NA, V)
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The color change the beacon of the Comet Observatory in Super Mario Galaxy undergoes as it is powered up resembles the real-life color change of a star as it becomes hotter. As many parts of the game are based on real astronomic knowledge, this is very likely intentional. 2500 Surface temperature of a star of that color, in °Celsius 1200 4200 5000 5500 7200 oe phet.colorado.ntutsimsheninlaktody spectumtaestlacktody specum enhet, saeenshoes takemby Sspn Mario Brorh, gane. Spe Maio Gala NA, V)

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