Now that we have 120 Stars, we land on the deck and Rosalina says, "We now have enough Star Power to go to another world. But before that, we must help your special one. Are you prepared to travel to the center of the universe?" We say "yes", because there's nothing else we need to do here. We go battle Bowser once more, taking four attempts with Mario and eight with Luigi. After the credits roll, we see Rosalina on the Gate planet, saying, "Thank you! I will watch over you from beyond the stars. She walks through one of the houses to the Observatory and it takes off. We see a white Luma waving from a wrecked Starshroom. When we play as Mario, we get a message: "You can now play as Luigi!", while we hear Luigi say, "Super Luigi Galaxy!" After collecting the same 120 Stars with Luigi and beating Bowser once again, we get a new message: "The Grand Finale Galaxy is now open!" We can play this mission as Mario and Luigi, by changing the character on the file, which now has two gold crowns. To access the galaxy, we go to the Trial Galaxies planet and go to the other side, where we find a fourth green Luma.
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land on our home planet on the night of the Star Festival, where we hear a lot about the "brave" Toad Brigade. We also meet characters from our adventures, like a Bee, who wants our autograph. There are Purple Coins to collect in a linear fashion. Only one coin is remotely hidden, on top of a Starshroom. This is a nice cool-down from some of the more intense missions. It is very difficult to die here, but it is possible. Some of the more interesting quotes include a Gearmo, who says, "Remember, good, clean fun is only good when it's clean!" and Yellow Toad, wearing a pack, who says, "I'm doing my best impression of the Toad Brigade captain! Not bad, eh?" We find a sign, that says, "Heyyy, it's me! Yeah, me, Bill Board! Your world is such a cool place! If only I weren't a... sign." On our way to the castle, Red Toad stops us, saying, "Mr. Maaario! You gotta hear this! We did such a good job, they're promoting us to Royal Guards! With me as the Royal Guard Commander, nobody will ever kidnap Princess Peach again! EVER! Koopas... Boos... Giant, overgrown moles... Whatever! Bring it on!" If only that were true. Blue Toad questions Red Toad's promotion, making us not the only ones to do so. Near the castle are some Star Bunnies, one of which who says, "STAR Festival? STAR Bunnies? Yes, I'm sensing a connection here. We know who the REAL heroes of this story are!" At the bridge to the castle, we find Pink Toad, who has one last letter for us. We can't go into the castle, or on the bridge, so we talk to him before we get the Star. He says, "Mario, there's a congratulations letter here for you! Do you want it?" We say "yes" and he says, "I sent a letter to the Wii Message Board so look out for it!" It's a picture of Mario and Peach at the Star Festival. We get the Star.
Star Get #121, Galaxy Complete!, 3 Coins, 3380 Star Bits, 4 Lives
Luigi
We wander through the Star Festival, talking to everyone and collecting Purple Coins. Everyone calls Luigi by his name. We are informed of the Toad Brigade's promotion and get the rest of the coins. Pink Toad's letter has a picture of Luigi, Rosalina, and the Toad Brigade at the Star Festival, even though Rosalina's nowhere to be found. We get the Star.
Star Get #121, Galaxy Complete!, 2814 Star Bits, 4 Lives
Well, that's the last time I'll be saying "Star Get" for a while. That's the last Star of Super Mario Galaxy! I've covered all of the Star-based Mario games available (Super Mario Sunshine has Shines). I had a great time playing this game and blogging about it. The next game I'm playing is Super Mario 3D Land. Stay tuned!
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Monday, December 26, 2011
Melty Molten Galaxy - Red-Hot Purple Coins
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
The Purple Coins here are pretty visible, but the ones that are hidden are in and along the side of the volcano, which won't erupt, under bobbing platform, and under the rock where several steam vents are. The area is under the Sling Star. Avoid the lava and get the Life Shroom. There aren't many coins. This took me two attempts.
Star Get #120, Galaxy Complete!, 4 Coins, 3188 Star Bits, 16 Lives
Luigi
The coins are in the same locations and, once again, this took me two attempts.
Star Get #120, Galaxy Complete!, 2474 Star Bits, 30 Lives
Mario
The Purple Coins here are pretty visible, but the ones that are hidden are in and along the side of the volcano, which won't erupt, under bobbing platform, and under the rock where several steam vents are. The area is under the Sling Star. Avoid the lava and get the Life Shroom. There aren't many coins. This took me two attempts.
Star Get #120, Galaxy Complete!, 4 Coins, 3188 Star Bits, 16 Lives
Luigi
The coins are in the same locations and, once again, this took me two attempts.
Star Get #120, Galaxy Complete!, 2474 Star Bits, 30 Lives
Deep Dark Galaxy - Plunder the Purple Coins
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land in the area with the ship. There are several Purple Coins on the ship. Some of the coins are in the pool with the grate behind where we land. We can collect the coins by spinning in the water. You'll find some on the ledges. A few are over the water by the wall and some are just off the ship, on the sides and off the stern. Two are just under the crows nest, so we wall jump and spin to reach these otherwise frustrating coins. We reach one coin high off the ship by long jumping from the crow's nest. The Star appears on the deck.
Star Get #119, Galaxy Complete!, 5 Coins, 3112 Star Bits, 16 Lives
Luigi
The Purple Coins are in the same place and we get them all on our first try.
Star Get #119, Galaxy Complete!, 2399 Star Bits, 28 Lives
Mario
We land in the area with the ship. There are several Purple Coins on the ship. Some of the coins are in the pool with the grate behind where we land. We can collect the coins by spinning in the water. You'll find some on the ledges. A few are over the water by the wall and some are just off the ship, on the sides and off the stern. Two are just under the crows nest, so we wall jump and spin to reach these otherwise frustrating coins. We reach one coin high off the ship by long jumping from the crow's nest. The Star appears on the deck.
Star Get #119, Galaxy Complete!, 5 Coins, 3112 Star Bits, 16 Lives
Luigi
The Purple Coins are in the same place and we get them all on our first try.
Star Get #119, Galaxy Complete!, 2399 Star Bits, 28 Lives
Freezeflame Galaxy - Purple Coins on the Summit
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
It's time for another exploration mission. This one takes place on the main ice planet of Freezeflame. We have to go to the summit and where Baron Brrr was. At the base of the slide, Pink Toad shivers, saying, "I l-l-looked in the water, but there were no P-P-Purple Coins. C-Can't... remove... s-s-snorkel... " Aww, thanks, Pink Toad. Poor guy, but at least we know not to bother looking in the water. Once we get the Ice Flower, we can get the Purple Coins over the rocks in the water and the ones on the slide overhead. We can reach them by skating to the Sling Star near the ? Coin. On our way to the summit, we should not sling immediately, as there is a Purple Coin there. At the summit, we find Red Toad, who says, "The summit. It is always the pure essence of challenge that burns in an adventurer's heart. Leaping from here will take all the boldness you possess. You better make sure it's a long jump." Great, another leap of faith. If we approach the edge, we'll see two small peaks below with Purple Coins. We line ourselves up and take a long jump leap of faith. We land successfully and jump normally to the second peak. There is a Sling Star that takes us to the base of the slide, where two coins are hiding. Once we get all the coins, we get the Star. This takes two attempts.
Star Get #118, Galaxy Complete!, 64 Coins, 3087 Star Bits, 15 Lives
Luigi
We get the coins at the base of the slide first, knowing where they are. We get all 100 coins and the Star.
Star Get #118, Galaxy Complete!, 50 Coins, 2385 Star Bits, 28 Lives
Mario
It's time for another exploration mission. This one takes place on the main ice planet of Freezeflame. We have to go to the summit and where Baron Brrr was. At the base of the slide, Pink Toad shivers, saying, "I l-l-looked in the water, but there were no P-P-Purple Coins. C-Can't... remove... s-s-snorkel... " Aww, thanks, Pink Toad. Poor guy, but at least we know not to bother looking in the water. Once we get the Ice Flower, we can get the Purple Coins over the rocks in the water and the ones on the slide overhead. We can reach them by skating to the Sling Star near the ? Coin. On our way to the summit, we should not sling immediately, as there is a Purple Coin there. At the summit, we find Red Toad, who says, "The summit. It is always the pure essence of challenge that burns in an adventurer's heart. Leaping from here will take all the boldness you possess. You better make sure it's a long jump." Great, another leap of faith. If we approach the edge, we'll see two small peaks below with Purple Coins. We line ourselves up and take a long jump leap of faith. We land successfully and jump normally to the second peak. There is a Sling Star that takes us to the base of the slide, where two coins are hiding. Once we get all the coins, we get the Star. This takes two attempts.
Star Get #118, Galaxy Complete!, 64 Coins, 3087 Star Bits, 15 Lives
Luigi
We get the coins at the base of the slide first, knowing where they are. We get all 100 coins and the Star.
Star Get #118, Galaxy Complete!, 50 Coins, 2385 Star Bits, 28 Lives
Dreadnought Galaxy - Battlestation's Purple Coins
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
This is like Purple Coins on the Battlerock, but less forgiving. The layout hasn't changed. You'll want the 1-up and Life Shroom. The platforms regenerate and you can rest by staying on a platform when it reaches the end of its line. It won't fall away until you transfer. There are coins above and below the Thwomp. Things get hectic around the barrage at the top of the Dreadnought: increased cannon fire and the coins aren't in a single line. We reach the last Purple Coin in flight from the Launch Star over the right laser. This took me 17 attempts. The Gearmo at the end, (talking to him will kill you if you don't have 100 Coins), says, "You did it! Wow, you really worked for it." Yes, yes we did.
Star Get #117, Galaxy Complete!, 3003 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
We get all 100 Purple Coin in 4 attempts. This was a little easier after the practice.
Star Get #117, Galaxy Complete!, 2335 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Mario
This is like Purple Coins on the Battlerock, but less forgiving. The layout hasn't changed. You'll want the 1-up and Life Shroom. The platforms regenerate and you can rest by staying on a platform when it reaches the end of its line. It won't fall away until you transfer. There are coins above and below the Thwomp. Things get hectic around the barrage at the top of the Dreadnought: increased cannon fire and the coins aren't in a single line. We reach the last Purple Coin in flight from the Launch Star over the right laser. This took me 17 attempts. The Gearmo at the end, (talking to him will kill you if you don't have 100 Coins), says, "You did it! Wow, you really worked for it." Yes, yes we did.
Star Get #117, Galaxy Complete!, 3003 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
We get all 100 Purple Coin in 4 attempts. This was a little easier after the practice.
Star Get #117, Galaxy Complete!, 2335 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Gusty Garden Galaxy - Purple Coins on the Puzzle Cube
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land on the Puzzle Cube, which has 150 Purple Coins, and we have 2:30 to collect 100 of them. It's pretty easy to run out of time here. I go for the coins I can reach with little difficulty, avoiding the ones on the narrow planks. We also have to return to the fountain for the Star. This took me two attempts and I got the coins with 16 seconds left and 11 left when I got the Star.
Star Get #116, Galaxy Complete!, 3 Coins, 2957 Star Bits, 8 Lives
Luigi
This took me one attempt to get 100 coins, leaving 9 seconds to get the Star, which I got with 5 seconds to spare.
Star Get #116, Galaxy Complete!, 1 Coin, 2351 Star Bits, 23 Lives
Mario
We land on the Puzzle Cube, which has 150 Purple Coins, and we have 2:30 to collect 100 of them. It's pretty easy to run out of time here. I go for the coins I can reach with little difficulty, avoiding the ones on the narrow planks. We also have to return to the fountain for the Star. This took me two attempts and I got the coins with 16 seconds left and 11 left when I got the Star.
Star Get #116, Galaxy Complete!, 3 Coins, 2957 Star Bits, 8 Lives
Luigi
This took me one attempt to get 100 coins, leaving 9 seconds to get the Star, which I got with 5 seconds to spare.
Star Get #116, Galaxy Complete!, 1 Coin, 2351 Star Bits, 23 Lives
Gold Leaf Galaxy - Purple Coins in the Woods
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We have 3:30 to collect all 100 Purple Coins along the path. The galaxy is set up the same way as in When It Rains, It Pours. There are four Purple Coins in the stump at the top of the first set of blocks. Bees along the way let you know how many coins you should have when you reach them. Before we go to the observation deck, we get coins near the spring. We go to the top of the observation deck, where we'll get the Star. I got all of the coins with 36 seconds left and got the Star in the center with 29 seconds to spare. If you fall off the platforms, just start over. It will take too much time to climb back up.
Star Get #115, Galaxy Complete!, 2955 Star Bits, 9 Lives
Luigi
I got all 100 coins without any problems and with 35 seconds to spare. I got the Star with 30 seconds left.
Star Get #115, Galaxy Complete!, 1 Coin, 2351 Star Bits, 23 Lives
Mario
We have 3:30 to collect all 100 Purple Coins along the path. The galaxy is set up the same way as in When It Rains, It Pours. There are four Purple Coins in the stump at the top of the first set of blocks. Bees along the way let you know how many coins you should have when you reach them. Before we go to the observation deck, we get coins near the spring. We go to the top of the observation deck, where we'll get the Star. I got all of the coins with 36 seconds left and got the Star in the center with 29 seconds to spare. If you fall off the platforms, just start over. It will take too much time to climb back up.
Star Get #115, Galaxy Complete!, 2955 Star Bits, 9 Lives
Luigi
I got all 100 coins without any problems and with 35 seconds to spare. I got the Star with 30 seconds left.
Star Get #115, Galaxy Complete!, 1 Coin, 2351 Star Bits, 23 Lives
Dusty Dune Galaxy - Purple Coins in the Desert
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land on the planet where we flip to the blue and yellow areas. Most of the Purple Coins are on the platforms, but some are high in the air, reachable by tornado. A few are over a Thwomp. We go through the area like before, and find some coins on the tower with the switch. We pound the switch so we can reach the coins on the other side using the tower. Take note that a few of the coins are at the base of the tower. One Purple Coin is near the hole where we can flip, but it is in the air, so backflip and spin to get it.
Star Get #114, Galaxy Complete!, 2952 Star Bits, 9 Lives
Luigi
This took me three attempts because I kept falling in the quicksand. Green Toad lets us know that there are no coins in the sand.
Star Get #114, Galaxy Complete!, 2348 Star Bits, 23 Lives
Mario
We land on the planet where we flip to the blue and yellow areas. Most of the Purple Coins are on the platforms, but some are high in the air, reachable by tornado. A few are over a Thwomp. We go through the area like before, and find some coins on the tower with the switch. We pound the switch so we can reach the coins on the other side using the tower. Take note that a few of the coins are at the base of the tower. One Purple Coin is near the hole where we can flip, but it is in the air, so backflip and spin to get it.
Star Get #114, Galaxy Complete!, 2952 Star Bits, 9 Lives
Luigi
This took me three attempts because I kept falling in the quicksand. Green Toad lets us know that there are no coins in the sand.
Star Get #114, Galaxy Complete!, 2348 Star Bits, 23 Lives
Toy Time Galaxy - Luigi's Purple Coins
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
It's now time for another of my least favorite Stars. We fly in around 8-bit Mario, and, as you may have guessed, there's an 8-bit Luigi on the other side. Instead of lava, some of the green parts are goop, so falling in means instant death. There are 150 Purple Coins and we have 3 minutes to collect 100. Some of the coins are clustered off the planet. To get those, we have to walk off and immediately spin back to safety. A large set of coins are clustered into four lines that we must long-jump over to reach. I don't long-jump under pressure very well, so getting these coins is difficult. For those who cannot long-jump under pressure, fear not! You don't need to long jump to complete this mission. It makes the mission easier, but it's still not easy. Don't run around a lot near the foot you land on: this will start yellow platforms flipping and make green tiles disappear. The Star will appear where you landed, so you need a way back. I go to the yellow flipping platforms and work my way towards the cap, then to the punching hand, where there's a 1-up, then to the buttons. During some of the long jumps, you may land on the buttons. I get the coins on the buttons to add to my total, and head for the foot with about 80 coins. This took me 47 attempts to get 100 Purple Coins. I got 100 coins with 28 seconds to spare and got the Star with 23 left.
Star Get #113, Galaxy Complete!, 2920 Star Bits, 12 Lives
Luigi
With as much practice as I got, this was a bit easier. I didn't use long-jumps and it took me 19 attempts.
Star Get #113, Galaxy Complete!, 2256 Star Bits, 24 Lives
Mario
It's now time for another of my least favorite Stars. We fly in around 8-bit Mario, and, as you may have guessed, there's an 8-bit Luigi on the other side. Instead of lava, some of the green parts are goop, so falling in means instant death. There are 150 Purple Coins and we have 3 minutes to collect 100. Some of the coins are clustered off the planet. To get those, we have to walk off and immediately spin back to safety. A large set of coins are clustered into four lines that we must long-jump over to reach. I don't long-jump under pressure very well, so getting these coins is difficult. For those who cannot long-jump under pressure, fear not! You don't need to long jump to complete this mission. It makes the mission easier, but it's still not easy. Don't run around a lot near the foot you land on: this will start yellow platforms flipping and make green tiles disappear. The Star will appear where you landed, so you need a way back. I go to the yellow flipping platforms and work my way towards the cap, then to the punching hand, where there's a 1-up, then to the buttons. During some of the long jumps, you may land on the buttons. I get the coins on the buttons to add to my total, and head for the foot with about 80 coins. This took me 47 attempts to get 100 Purple Coins. I got 100 coins with 28 seconds to spare and got the Star with 23 left.
Star Get #113, Galaxy Complete!, 2920 Star Bits, 12 Lives
Luigi
With as much practice as I got, this was a bit easier. I didn't use long-jumps and it took me 19 attempts.
Star Get #113, Galaxy Complete!, 2256 Star Bits, 24 Lives
Beach Bowl Galaxy - Beachcombing for Purple Coins
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
The Purple Coins are scattered all over the main planet; underwater, in the air, and on top of the planet. Check the tops of all of the palm trees; some of the less obvious coins are there. We can reach some coins using the swing and the vine. In the middle of the water is a rock with a Purple Coin, so we wall-jump and spin to reach it. There's a Spring Shroom on the planet, so we can reach the coin high behind the waterfall and spring to the top parts of the planet for more coins. There is a white circular rock with coins high above it. We need to spring to reach them. There are more Purple Coins at the very top of the planet. The Star appears by the coach.
Star Get #112, Galaxy Complete!, 2189 Star Bits, 15 Lives
Luigi
We search high and low over the planet and find all 100 coins in the same locations.
Star Get #112, Galaxy Complete!, 2143 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Mario
The Purple Coins are scattered all over the main planet; underwater, in the air, and on top of the planet. Check the tops of all of the palm trees; some of the less obvious coins are there. We can reach some coins using the swing and the vine. In the middle of the water is a rock with a Purple Coin, so we wall-jump and spin to reach it. There's a Spring Shroom on the planet, so we can reach the coin high behind the waterfall and spring to the top parts of the planet for more coins. There is a white circular rock with coins high above it. We need to spring to reach them. There are more Purple Coins at the very top of the planet. The Star appears by the coach.
Star Get #112, Galaxy Complete!, 2189 Star Bits, 15 Lives
Luigi
We search high and low over the planet and find all 100 coins in the same locations.
Star Get #112, Galaxy Complete!, 2143 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Sea Slide Galaxy - Purple Coins by the Seaside
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We have no time limit in Sea Slide, so it's exploration time! The Toads tell us that there aren't any Purple Coin in the water, nor the center island, so our lives are a little easier. We get a Bee Suit so we can collect the coins in the air and over the clouds. You'll find coins everywhere else, on tops of trees, the tower, and on Starshrooms. I recommend going in one direction around the planet. The Star appears over the flagpole on the tower, so we'll need the Bee Suit to reach it.
Star Get #111, Galaxy Complete!, 2180 Star Bits, 15 Lives
Luigi
This took me three attempts, as I ran out of flight power at inopportune times and fell off the planet.
Star Get #111, Galaxy Complete!, 2140 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Mario
We have no time limit in Sea Slide, so it's exploration time! The Toads tell us that there aren't any Purple Coin in the water, nor the center island, so our lives are a little easier. We get a Bee Suit so we can collect the coins in the air and over the clouds. You'll find coins everywhere else, on tops of trees, the tower, and on Starshrooms. I recommend going in one direction around the planet. The Star appears over the flagpole on the tower, so we'll need the Bee Suit to reach it.
Star Get #111, Galaxy Complete!, 2180 Star Bits, 15 Lives
Luigi
This took me three attempts, as I ran out of flight power at inopportune times and fell off the planet.
Star Get #111, Galaxy Complete!, 2140 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Ghostly Galaxy - Purple Coins in the Bone Pen
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land in the Bone Pen, which is filled with Purple Coins we must get using Pull Stars. There are pieces of meat which are obstacles that will bounce us around. There are 150 Purple Coins available, but we only need 100 for the Star. We have 1 minute to get the coins and the Star. The Star will appear in the center, so we'll want to be in that area when we get close to 100 coins and time starts to run out. On one attempt, I got 100 coins, with only 1 second left, so I died from failure. I finally got 100 coins on my 15th attempt and got the Star with 5 seconds to spare. There is a Life Shroom and a 1-up in the Bone Pen as well. I recommend getting them both.
Star Get #110, Galaxy Complete!, 2076 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
I found this mission a little easier with Luigi, after having so much practice. I got the Star in two attempts, with 6 seconds to spare.
Star Get #110, Galaxy Complete!, 2046 Star Bits, 26 Lives
Mario
We land in the Bone Pen, which is filled with Purple Coins we must get using Pull Stars. There are pieces of meat which are obstacles that will bounce us around. There are 150 Purple Coins available, but we only need 100 for the Star. We have 1 minute to get the coins and the Star. The Star will appear in the center, so we'll want to be in that area when we get close to 100 coins and time starts to run out. On one attempt, I got 100 coins, with only 1 second left, so I died from failure. I finally got 100 coins on my 15th attempt and got the Star with 5 seconds to spare. There is a Life Shroom and a 1-up in the Bone Pen as well. I recommend getting them both.
Star Get #110, Galaxy Complete!, 2076 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
I found this mission a little easier with Luigi, after having so much practice. I got the Star in two attempts, with 6 seconds to spare.
Star Get #110, Galaxy Complete!, 2046 Star Bits, 26 Lives
Battlerock Galaxy - Purple Coins on the Battlerock
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
This is one of the missions with an implicit time limit. (All missions with some sort of time limit have the Purple Coin music.) We land on the saucer, which starts moving through the path of the cannons. The Purple Coins are all reachable from the saucer. Some are under the saucer, as well as a Life Shroom. Some are over the electric fences, which we can backflip for. If we miss a couple, we can try to jump for them, knowing the saucer's gravity will keep us from dying. We get them all and the Star appears on the next saucer. We have until the saucer passes out of reach to collect the coins. If we don't get them all, the Gearmo will tell us, and we'll die from failure. If you can't reach them all, just leave so you won't lose lives.
Star Get #109, Galaxy Complete!, 2045 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
This is more difficult with Luigi, as he slides around on the saucer. It may lead us to miss coins and slide into hazards. We got them all on our fourth attempt. If turning off the sound helps you concentrate, go for it.
Star Get #109, Galaxy Complete!, 2013 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Mario
This is one of the missions with an implicit time limit. (All missions with some sort of time limit have the Purple Coin music.) We land on the saucer, which starts moving through the path of the cannons. The Purple Coins are all reachable from the saucer. Some are under the saucer, as well as a Life Shroom. Some are over the electric fences, which we can backflip for. If we miss a couple, we can try to jump for them, knowing the saucer's gravity will keep us from dying. We get them all and the Star appears on the next saucer. We have until the saucer passes out of reach to collect the coins. If we don't get them all, the Gearmo will tell us, and we'll die from failure. If you can't reach them all, just leave so you won't lose lives.
Star Get #109, Galaxy Complete!, 2045 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
This is more difficult with Luigi, as he slides around on the saucer. It may lead us to miss coins and slide into hazards. We got them all on our fourth attempt. If turning off the sound helps you concentrate, go for it.
Star Get #109, Galaxy Complete!, 2013 Star Bits, 25 Lives
Honeyhive Galaxy - The Honeyhive's Purple Coins
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
It's time for an exploratory Purple Coin mission! We have to go all over the main planet. One coin is one the ledge near where we'd normally find a 1-up. Some of these will be easy to find, so I'll just describe the hidden ones. Near the swing set is a ledge we can hop over. There's a coin on the ledge and a few more behind it. Near the waterfall is a tall stack of rocks with a Purple Coin behind it. There are coins around the largest tree, which we can reach using a vine. Near the tree is Purple Coin high above a block. We have to use the spring, springing from the edge and spin to the block. Two more coins are behind the tree Luigi was clinging to. We pound the switch so we can reach the top of the planet. There are a few coins on the ledges. On the back edge, toward the Queen Bee's castle, are a couple of blocks on the other side of the ledge. We hop down and get the coins, finding more coins behind the waterfall. There are more coins on the slide below the stump and along the honey path. Once we get all 100, the Star appears near where we started, so proceed carefully back.
Star Get #108, Galaxy Complete!, 4 Coins, 2027 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
This takes us two attempts as we fell off with 90 Purple Coins, which is extremely frustrating. We get all 100 Purple Coins, which are in the same location.
Star Get #108, Galaxy Complete!, 3 Coins, 2002 Star Bits, 24 Lives
Mario
It's time for an exploratory Purple Coin mission! We have to go all over the main planet. One coin is one the ledge near where we'd normally find a 1-up. Some of these will be easy to find, so I'll just describe the hidden ones. Near the swing set is a ledge we can hop over. There's a coin on the ledge and a few more behind it. Near the waterfall is a tall stack of rocks with a Purple Coin behind it. There are coins around the largest tree, which we can reach using a vine. Near the tree is Purple Coin high above a block. We have to use the spring, springing from the edge and spin to the block. Two more coins are behind the tree Luigi was clinging to. We pound the switch so we can reach the top of the planet. There are a few coins on the ledges. On the back edge, toward the Queen Bee's castle, are a couple of blocks on the other side of the ledge. We hop down and get the coins, finding more coins behind the waterfall. There are more coins on the slide below the stump and along the honey path. Once we get all 100, the Star appears near where we started, so proceed carefully back.
Star Get #108, Galaxy Complete!, 4 Coins, 2027 Star Bits, 13 Lives
Luigi
This takes us two attempts as we fell off with 90 Purple Coins, which is extremely frustrating. We get all 100 Purple Coins, which are in the same location.
Star Get #108, Galaxy Complete!, 3 Coins, 2002 Star Bits, 24 Lives
Space Junk Galaxy - Purple Coin Spacewalk
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land at the start of the path where we got the Silver Stars earlier. This is our first instance of the Purple Coin music, a remix of Gusty Garden's music. This means that we have some sort of time limit, explicit or implicit. We have 2 minutes to collect all of the Purple Coins and the Star. The Purple Coins are clustered in groups of then, so visualize a path and go for it. The path is not continuous, so don't rush and be prepared for leaps of faith. You can't adjust the camera. I went to the back of the path from one side and work my way back to the front. The Star will appear where you started. I got all 100 Coins with 43 seconds and got the Star with 28 seconds to spare.
Star Get #107, Galaxy Complete!, 10 Lives
Luigi
This may be a little more difficult as Luigi, as precision is something we need to keep from falling off. Jump to stop if the sliding is too much. This took me three attempts. I got all the coins with 53 seconds left and the Star with 38.
Star Get #107, Galaxy Complete!, 22 Lives
Mario
We land at the start of the path where we got the Silver Stars earlier. This is our first instance of the Purple Coin music, a remix of Gusty Garden's music. This means that we have some sort of time limit, explicit or implicit. We have 2 minutes to collect all of the Purple Coins and the Star. The Purple Coins are clustered in groups of then, so visualize a path and go for it. The path is not continuous, so don't rush and be prepared for leaps of faith. You can't adjust the camera. I went to the back of the path from one side and work my way back to the front. The Star will appear where you started. I got all 100 Coins with 43 seconds and got the Star with 28 seconds to spare.
Star Get #107, Galaxy Complete!, 10 Lives
Luigi
This may be a little more difficult as Luigi, as precision is something we need to keep from falling off. Jump to stop if the sliding is too much. This took me three attempts. I got all the coins with 53 seconds left and the Star with 38.
Star Get #107, Galaxy Complete!, 22 Lives
Good Egg Galaxy - Purple Coin Omelet
We arrive back on the Observatory, with a gold crown on our file. Rosalina greets us, "Welcome back! I knew you would return eventually. Please look down at your feet." We see the number 15. "This number you see represents the number of Power Stars you need to access another world. Whether you succeed or fail, just attempting the challenge will show something about your character." Looking at the map, we see a purple comet marker on the map. We head out to the Good Egg Galaxy.
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
The Purple Coin Comet is in orbit. We land on one of the planets surrounding the pill-shaped planet. A sign nearby says, "Collect 100 Purple Coins to make something neat happen!" So, the comet makes Purple Coins appear. There are two main types of Purple Coin missions: ones that make you explore the galaxy more thoroughly and see things that you may have missed and ones that give you a time limit to collect them, which are usually located on one planet. This is a very simple mission: follow the trail of coins to the Launch Star. While in flight, you'll pick up some more. This is the area where you'll fly through another Launch Star mid-flight. To activate these Launch Stars, start shaking the Wiimote as you approach it. It's too late if you start shaking when you pass through it. There are some coins on the path of the mid-flight Launch Stars, bringing our total to 100. The Star appears on the planet we started on.
Star Get #106, Galaxy Complete!, 1 Coin, 1927 Star Bits, 10 Lives
Now the last few galaxies will get Galaxy Complete markers.
Luigi
Time for more Purple Coins. We double launch, collecting the coins in the air and on land. We get the Star.
Star Get #106, Galaxy Complete!, 1933 Star Bits, 4 Lives
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
The Purple Coin Comet is in orbit. We land on one of the planets surrounding the pill-shaped planet. A sign nearby says, "Collect 100 Purple Coins to make something neat happen!" So, the comet makes Purple Coins appear. There are two main types of Purple Coin missions: ones that make you explore the galaxy more thoroughly and see things that you may have missed and ones that give you a time limit to collect them, which are usually located on one planet. This is a very simple mission: follow the trail of coins to the Launch Star. While in flight, you'll pick up some more. This is the area where you'll fly through another Launch Star mid-flight. To activate these Launch Stars, start shaking the Wiimote as you approach it. It's too late if you start shaking when you pass through it. There are some coins on the path of the mid-flight Launch Stars, bringing our total to 100. The Star appears on the planet we started on.
Star Get #106, Galaxy Complete!, 1 Coin, 1927 Star Bits, 10 Lives
Now the last few galaxies will get Galaxy Complete markers.
Luigi
Time for more Purple Coins. We double launch, collecting the coins in the air and on land. We get the Star.
Star Get #106, Galaxy Complete!, 1933 Star Bits, 4 Lives
Bowser's Galaxy Reactor - The Fate of the Universe
Now that we have all available Stars, it's time to challenge Bowser! (You can challenge him once you have 60 Stars and unlock the Engine Room Dome, but you'll still have to battle him once more to unlock the rest of the Stars for completion.) We talk to Rosalina, who says, "It's time. Do you want to go to the location of your special one at the Center of the Universe?" We say "yes" and she replies, "All right, then. Off we go!" Rosalina waves her wand and the Observatory reassembles into a spaceship with a shield. We take off, burning the Airships in our path to Peach's Castle. Rosalina says, "There is a warp field inside the castle! Go Mario! They are inside! Hurry!" A bridge forms to the castle.
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land on the edge of some castle towers, where new music, Bowser's Galaxy Reactor plays. We see spotlights moving around. There are two Lumas nearby. One says, "Those spotlights have their own gravity. Try sticking to them!" The other says, "Mama says this fight isn't just for us, it's also about saving your special one. Please be careful! Whatever you do... DON'T FAIL!" With these words of encouragement, we move forward. We hop into a spotlight and follow it to other spotlights around the towers. We walk up the stairs to the first of many beams- blue lights that will transport us from planet to planet, instead of Launch Stars. In each beam are two rings of Star Bits, so collect them while going to the next planet. The next planet is a lava planet. We go over a rolling planet, then bobbing platforms, then rock that tilts away into the lava. We take a beam to an ice planet. There are blocks we can skate on that form a path ahead of us, like in Space Junk. They will fall away after a while. Below is ice so cold that we bounce off of it in pain, like lava. We stay to the left and reach the next beam to a planet covered in quicksand. We dodge fire bars and go right on the rolling path. This beam takes us to a 2D area with blocks that fly to make our path. We wall-jump for a 1-up and go up to an area with gravity arrows. We dodge fire bars and take the last beam to a lava tube. We have to dodge Bullet Bills and Banzai Bills while platforming through the lava tube. At the end of the lava tube is a Launch Star. It took me two attempts to reach the Launch Star.
We land at the base of green checked stairs. Bowser Jr. appears on an Airship, saying, "Looking for Princess Peach? Too bad! 'Cause she's with me!" We see Peach clinging to the mast, quietly calling, "Mario!" Mario puts on his angry face and the Airship flies behind Bowser at the top of the stairs. We start to climb up the stairs, when Jr.'s Airship starts firing meteors to destroy the stairs. We have to move quickly, especially if we want the 1-up and Life Shroom. I just get the Life Shroom and reach the top of the stairs. Bowser says, "Finally! You got here just in time to see the creation of my galaxy in the center of the universe! Watch and weep! From this galaxy, I'll rule a great galactic empire with Peach by my side. It will last forever! I will rule every pitiful corner of the universe. So, Mario, as you can see, I got big plans. And stomping you is at the top of my list!" He roars and we float off to a new planet. It's time for the final battle! A boulder forms around Bowser and he rolls around. We have to spin his face, which requires good timing. If we time it incorrectly, we'll take damage and he'll start the cycle all over again. After we hit him, he'll spin around the planet until we spin him again. That is one hit. We have to hit him twice. After the second hit, we float to another planet with sling plants. Spinning a sling plant into him will send him spinning again, so we spin him some more times for another hit. After two hits, we'll float again to another planet inside a hollow "sun" planet. This is the familiar battle: lure him to land on blue circles, where he'll burn himself, run around the planet in the opposite direction and spin him a few more times. We get in our last two hits here, for a grand total of six. Bowser falls into the "sun" planet and the Grand Star appears from a blue disc. We get it.
GRAND STAR GET #7!
Mario flies with the Grand Star and picks up Peach, who falls from the Airship. They land at the start of the galaxy. The planet breaks apart and starts flaring. Bowser walks over the crumbling planet, saying, "NOOOO! My galaxy! My empire! This can't be happening..." The planet expands, then collapses into a black hole, dragging everything in the area into it, including Airships, the castle, the Observatory, and everyone on board. Before Mario is drawn in, the Luma appears from his hat and waves goodbye, and dives into the black hole along with all the other Lumas. The black hole spins and twists, then explodes.
Mario floats in space and wakes up, seeing a giant Rosalina and hearing the sound of babies crying. She says, "Do you hear the baby stars? These newborns will grow up to become galaxies someday. When stars die, they turn to stardust and scatter across the cosmos. Eventually, that stardust reforms to create a new star... And so the cycle of life continues. But the cycles never repeats itself in quite the same way... So... you'll see."
A butterfly lands on Mario's cap as he sleeps on the grass. He wakes up to find himself back on his home planet, near the castle, with everyone dancing and celebrating. Peach and Bowser wake up. Mario looks up and hears Rosalina, who says, "Yes... All new life... Carries the essence of the stars... Even all of you..." Mario stands up and says, "Welcome! Welcome new galaxy!" As his voice echoes, so ends the most deus ex machina ending in all of Mario history. The credits roll.
Star Get #105, 10 Coins, 1868 Star Bits, 30 Lives
Interlude
A new chapter has been added to the Story Book and the Purple Comet has appeared.
Luigi
We tell Rosalina that we want to go to the center of the universe, so the Observatory morphs into a spaceship and we fly to the castle. Rosalina sends us off with a "Go, Luigi!" and we land in the galaxy. On our third attempt, we reach Bowser. He and Peach call Luigi by his name and the battle starts. It's the same battle: six hits, two on each planet for the Grand Star.
GRAND STAR GET #7!
The planet collapses into a black hole and the Lumas sacrifice themselves to save everyone. Luigi wakes up on the home planet and says, "Welcome! Welcome new galaxy!" The credits roll.
Star Get #105, 1930 Star Bits, 53 Lives
Interlude
A new chapter has been added to the story book and the Purple Comet has appeared.
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We land on the edge of some castle towers, where new music, Bowser's Galaxy Reactor plays. We see spotlights moving around. There are two Lumas nearby. One says, "Those spotlights have their own gravity. Try sticking to them!" The other says, "Mama says this fight isn't just for us, it's also about saving your special one. Please be careful! Whatever you do... DON'T FAIL!" With these words of encouragement, we move forward. We hop into a spotlight and follow it to other spotlights around the towers. We walk up the stairs to the first of many beams- blue lights that will transport us from planet to planet, instead of Launch Stars. In each beam are two rings of Star Bits, so collect them while going to the next planet. The next planet is a lava planet. We go over a rolling planet, then bobbing platforms, then rock that tilts away into the lava. We take a beam to an ice planet. There are blocks we can skate on that form a path ahead of us, like in Space Junk. They will fall away after a while. Below is ice so cold that we bounce off of it in pain, like lava. We stay to the left and reach the next beam to a planet covered in quicksand. We dodge fire bars and go right on the rolling path. This beam takes us to a 2D area with blocks that fly to make our path. We wall-jump for a 1-up and go up to an area with gravity arrows. We dodge fire bars and take the last beam to a lava tube. We have to dodge Bullet Bills and Banzai Bills while platforming through the lava tube. At the end of the lava tube is a Launch Star. It took me two attempts to reach the Launch Star.
We land at the base of green checked stairs. Bowser Jr. appears on an Airship, saying, "Looking for Princess Peach? Too bad! 'Cause she's with me!" We see Peach clinging to the mast, quietly calling, "Mario!" Mario puts on his angry face and the Airship flies behind Bowser at the top of the stairs. We start to climb up the stairs, when Jr.'s Airship starts firing meteors to destroy the stairs. We have to move quickly, especially if we want the 1-up and Life Shroom. I just get the Life Shroom and reach the top of the stairs. Bowser says, "Finally! You got here just in time to see the creation of my galaxy in the center of the universe! Watch and weep! From this galaxy, I'll rule a great galactic empire with Peach by my side. It will last forever! I will rule every pitiful corner of the universe. So, Mario, as you can see, I got big plans. And stomping you is at the top of my list!" He roars and we float off to a new planet. It's time for the final battle! A boulder forms around Bowser and he rolls around. We have to spin his face, which requires good timing. If we time it incorrectly, we'll take damage and he'll start the cycle all over again. After we hit him, he'll spin around the planet until we spin him again. That is one hit. We have to hit him twice. After the second hit, we float to another planet with sling plants. Spinning a sling plant into him will send him spinning again, so we spin him some more times for another hit. After two hits, we'll float again to another planet inside a hollow "sun" planet. This is the familiar battle: lure him to land on blue circles, where he'll burn himself, run around the planet in the opposite direction and spin him a few more times. We get in our last two hits here, for a grand total of six. Bowser falls into the "sun" planet and the Grand Star appears from a blue disc. We get it.
GRAND STAR GET #7!
Mario flies with the Grand Star and picks up Peach, who falls from the Airship. They land at the start of the galaxy. The planet breaks apart and starts flaring. Bowser walks over the crumbling planet, saying, "NOOOO! My galaxy! My empire! This can't be happening..." The planet expands, then collapses into a black hole, dragging everything in the area into it, including Airships, the castle, the Observatory, and everyone on board. Before Mario is drawn in, the Luma appears from his hat and waves goodbye, and dives into the black hole along with all the other Lumas. The black hole spins and twists, then explodes.
Mario floats in space and wakes up, seeing a giant Rosalina and hearing the sound of babies crying. She says, "Do you hear the baby stars? These newborns will grow up to become galaxies someday. When stars die, they turn to stardust and scatter across the cosmos. Eventually, that stardust reforms to create a new star... And so the cycle of life continues. But the cycles never repeats itself in quite the same way... So... you'll see."
A butterfly lands on Mario's cap as he sleeps on the grass. He wakes up to find himself back on his home planet, near the castle, with everyone dancing and celebrating. Peach and Bowser wake up. Mario looks up and hears Rosalina, who says, "Yes... All new life... Carries the essence of the stars... Even all of you..." Mario stands up and says, "Welcome! Welcome new galaxy!" As his voice echoes, so ends the most deus ex machina ending in all of Mario history. The credits roll.
Star Get #105, 10 Coins, 1868 Star Bits, 30 Lives
Interlude
A new chapter has been added to the Story Book and the Purple Comet has appeared.
Luigi
We tell Rosalina that we want to go to the center of the universe, so the Observatory morphs into a spaceship and we fly to the castle. Rosalina sends us off with a "Go, Luigi!" and we land in the galaxy. On our third attempt, we reach Bowser. He and Peach call Luigi by his name and the battle starts. It's the same battle: six hits, two on each planet for the Grand Star.
GRAND STAR GET #7!
The planet collapses into a black hole and the Lumas sacrifice themselves to save everyone. Luigi wakes up on the home planet and says, "Welcome! Welcome new galaxy!" The credits roll.
Star Get #105, 1930 Star Bits, 53 Lives
Interlude
A new chapter has been added to the story book and the Purple Comet has appeared.
Loopdeeswoop Galaxy - The Galaxy's Greatest Wave
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We access this galaxy from the green Luma on the blue part of the planet. We land in the galaxy with a large, looping river floating in space. The Beach Bowl music plays. It's time to go ray surfing again! We hop over to the coach, who says, "You again? Back for more ray surfing? This course is a monster. You sure you want to try? No / Yes" We say "yes" and he says, "OK, you got three minutes to get back here. Stay calm, and just enjoy the surf." The best time is 01:30:00, but I'm going to take my time here. I took it slow, especially on the turns. The water is much choppier than Loopdeeloop. This took me two attempts. I reached the end. The coach says, "02:15:45? Great work! Try to do even better next time!" He pulls out a Star and it flies over the first place ranking. Now that I have the Star, my work here is done, and I am not going to try to improve my score with Mario. Let's see if I can do better with Luigi.
Star Get #104, Galaxy Complete!, 14 Coins, 35 Lives
Luigi
Before we talk to the coach, we talk to one of the penguins, who says, "Don't forget how to control Ray! That could end badly." Indeed, it could. It takes me two attempts, but I finish faster with Luigi, with a time of 01:55:08. We get the Star.
Star Get #104, Galaxy Complete!, 6 Coins, 1767 Star Bits, 51 Lives
Mario
We access this galaxy from the green Luma on the blue part of the planet. We land in the galaxy with a large, looping river floating in space. The Beach Bowl music plays. It's time to go ray surfing again! We hop over to the coach, who says, "You again? Back for more ray surfing? This course is a monster. You sure you want to try? No / Yes" We say "yes" and he says, "OK, you got three minutes to get back here. Stay calm, and just enjoy the surf." The best time is 01:30:00, but I'm going to take my time here. I took it slow, especially on the turns. The water is much choppier than Loopdeeloop. This took me two attempts. I reached the end. The coach says, "02:15:45? Great work! Try to do even better next time!" He pulls out a Star and it flies over the first place ranking. Now that I have the Star, my work here is done, and I am not going to try to improve my score with Mario. Let's see if I can do better with Luigi.
Star Get #104, Galaxy Complete!, 14 Coins, 35 Lives
Luigi
Before we talk to the coach, we talk to one of the penguins, who says, "Don't forget how to control Ray! That could end badly." Indeed, it could. It takes me two attempts, but I finish faster with Luigi, with a time of 01:55:08. We get the Star.
Star Get #104, Galaxy Complete!, 6 Coins, 1767 Star Bits, 51 Lives
Bubble Blast Galaxy - The Electric Labyrinth
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
We can access this galaxy from the green Luma over the green part of the planet. We land on a star-shaped platform with five green pipes. The Space Fantasy music plays. What we have to do is collect five Launch Star Chips, each one accessible by one pipe. We can get them in any order we choose, so we start with the lower left pipe. We must get all of the Launch Star Chips using a bubble. We take the bubble past fire blasters to get it. We then go back behind the grate platform the pipe took us to for the Sling Star back to the star planet. (We need to use the Sling Star to get out of the area and back to the star planet.) The upper left pipe take us to an area with moving electric fences. The lower right pipe takes us to a path where we have to dodge moving Amps. The upper right pipe takes us to an asteroid field. The top pipe takes us to a path with spinning grates. This is probably the easiest Launch Star Chip to get, so I get it last. We sling back to the star planet and launch from the Launch Star.
If the first area was too easy for you, this next area requires high precision with the bubble. We will be chased by Bullet Bills through a path lined with electric fences and riddled with traps. Thankfully, there a 1-ups along the way and obstacles that will stop the Bullet Bills. Things will really start picking up once you pass the green grates. The path will narrow and several Bullet Bills will begin to chase you. You'll want to speed up, but also need to steer very carefully. At the end of the path is the Star. This took me seven attempts.
Star Get #103, Galaxy Complete!, 23 Coins, 1668 Star Bits, 30 Lives
Luigi
We land in the galaxy and start collecting Launch Star Chips in the same order. It took me three attempts to collect all of the Launch Star Chips and I reached the Star in that same attempt.
Star Get #103, Galaxy Complete!, 23 Coins, 1756 Star Bits, 47 Lives
Mario
We can access this galaxy from the green Luma over the green part of the planet. We land on a star-shaped platform with five green pipes. The Space Fantasy music plays. What we have to do is collect five Launch Star Chips, each one accessible by one pipe. We can get them in any order we choose, so we start with the lower left pipe. We must get all of the Launch Star Chips using a bubble. We take the bubble past fire blasters to get it. We then go back behind the grate platform the pipe took us to for the Sling Star back to the star planet. (We need to use the Sling Star to get out of the area and back to the star planet.) The upper left pipe take us to an area with moving electric fences. The lower right pipe takes us to a path where we have to dodge moving Amps. The upper right pipe takes us to an asteroid field. The top pipe takes us to a path with spinning grates. This is probably the easiest Launch Star Chip to get, so I get it last. We sling back to the star planet and launch from the Launch Star.
If the first area was too easy for you, this next area requires high precision with the bubble. We will be chased by Bullet Bills through a path lined with electric fences and riddled with traps. Thankfully, there a 1-ups along the way and obstacles that will stop the Bullet Bills. Things will really start picking up once you pass the green grates. The path will narrow and several Bullet Bills will begin to chase you. You'll want to speed up, but also need to steer very carefully. At the end of the path is the Star. This took me seven attempts.
Star Get #103, Galaxy Complete!, 23 Coins, 1668 Star Bits, 30 Lives
Luigi
We land in the galaxy and start collecting Launch Star Chips in the same order. It took me three attempts to collect all of the Launch Star Chips and I reached the Star in that same attempt.
Star Get #103, Galaxy Complete!, 23 Coins, 1756 Star Bits, 47 Lives
Rolling Gizmo Galaxy - Gizmos, Gears, and Gadgets
Welcome to the Galaxy!
Mario
It's now time to start the Trial Galaxies! We can reach the planet using the green Launch Star or the Red Star. It doesn't matter what order you do them in. They are all challenging galaxies. If we speak to the green Luma over the yellow part of the planet, he'll take us to the Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.
We land in the galaxy with a Star Ball where a remix of the Super Mario 3 music plays. We walk out on the narrow path to take out the Goomba and get the 1-up. We return for the Star Ball. We cross the narrow path and ram into the steel blocks to destroy them. Destroy the ones on the left to make a clear path to knock down the bridge. We roll into the basin and launch to a funnel-shaped planet with coins. We collect as many as we can before falling through to the rails to the next planet. We roll to a rotating platform, then a spinning gear. With good timing, we must jump from the gear to a platform without being pushed off by a moving block. Next is an orange gear with bombs. We then pass a Goomba and hop onto some ramps. The last ramp leads to a set of rails that fling us around past Star Bits. We have to deal with moving blocks on a narrow path to the basin. The Star flies to the top of the flagpole. This took two attempts.
Star Get #102, Galaxy Complete!, 28 Coins, 1580 Star Bits, 26 Lives
Luigi
Once again, we have to roll the Star Ball through this challenging course. It took me four attempts.
Star Get #102, Galaxy Complete!, 21 Coins, 1640 Star Bits, 42 Lives
Mario
It's now time to start the Trial Galaxies! We can reach the planet using the green Launch Star or the Red Star. It doesn't matter what order you do them in. They are all challenging galaxies. If we speak to the green Luma over the yellow part of the planet, he'll take us to the Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.
We land in the galaxy with a Star Ball where a remix of the Super Mario 3 music plays. We walk out on the narrow path to take out the Goomba and get the 1-up. We return for the Star Ball. We cross the narrow path and ram into the steel blocks to destroy them. Destroy the ones on the left to make a clear path to knock down the bridge. We roll into the basin and launch to a funnel-shaped planet with coins. We collect as many as we can before falling through to the rails to the next planet. We roll to a rotating platform, then a spinning gear. With good timing, we must jump from the gear to a platform without being pushed off by a moving block. Next is an orange gear with bombs. We then pass a Goomba and hop onto some ramps. The last ramp leads to a set of rails that fling us around past Star Bits. We have to deal with moving blocks on a narrow path to the basin. The Star flies to the top of the flagpole. This took two attempts.
Star Get #102, Galaxy Complete!, 28 Coins, 1580 Star Bits, 26 Lives
Luigi
Once again, we have to roll the Star Ball through this challenging course. It took me four attempts.
Star Get #102, Galaxy Complete!, 21 Coins, 1640 Star Bits, 42 Lives
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