After the lift are two spinning platforms containing a Keronpa Ball, Bob-ombs, and Amps, with the back platform having a pole for Mario to climb and reach the next area.īy climbing the pole, Mario can reach a platform with two Goombas and two sliding platforms that bridge the gap between them. Once the lift reaches the end of its rail, it'll turn around and head back to its original position, or if Mario remains off of it for a certain amount of time, it'll warp back to its original position. At the end of this bending platform is a lift that will carry Mario through a series of platforms they need to jump over, with one of them containing a Spinning Heart the player can use to recover Mario's health. Afterward is a platform leading to a set of stairs that will activate upon pressing the Purple Switch.Īt the top of the stairs is a large, bending platform with a few flamethrowers and Coins, along with a Red Coin at the top. The next bend leads toward a Ferris wheel-esque spinning set of platforms, followed by a small platform with a Whomp on it, a ledge with a Keronpa Ball, and finally an area with a Chuckya all of which are positioned above a large platform. Afterward is a large ramp that Mario can run up to reach a bend that leads into a spinning platform in the DS version of the game, this platform holds the Star Sphere. After the stair platforms is a turning platform that will turn based on where Mario is standing, dropping him out of the level if he remains in place for too long. At the top of the platforms is a block that can be pushed to reach a Red Coin. Next are a few platforms arranged like a set of stairs, with the final one having a moving platform slide out of it which can push Mario off the platform and into the abyss below if the player isn't careful. ![]() The stage begins with Mario landing on a large arrow-shaped platform, signifying the direction he's supposed to go. It is considered an incredibly difficult stage and ends with a fight against Bowser. Whomp, Piranha Plants, Amps, small Fire Chomps, Bob-ombs, Chuckya, and Goombas are littered across the course. ![]() It takes place in the cold, ice-white sky with purple and pink clouds. 5.2.3.3 Beating Bowser with less than 120 Stars.Compared to the previous two Bowser levels, this one has a lot more Coins and there are no ? Blocks or ! Switches. Even if the player has 80 Stars or more, if any other character other than Mario enters through the Big Star Door, they will still be brought to the endless stairs. ![]() However, there is a glitch only in the N64 version that can be used to get up the stairs without the required Stars, while another glitch is used in the DS versionīowser in the Sky is one of the only three secret levels in the DS remake that only one certain character can access (the others being Chief Chilly Challenge for Luigi and The Secret Under the Moat for Wario), as Bowser will only allow Mario to enter this level. 70 Power Stars (80 in Super Mario 64 DS) are required to open the Big Star Door on the third floor and reach the top of the endless stairs, or else the staircase will loop. ![]() Mario travels through platforms in the sky until he reaches a Warp Pipe leading to a final fight against Bowser to save Princess Peach and the Toads ( Luigi, Wario, and Yoshi) in the DS version) in Peach's Castle. Bowser in the Sky is the third and final Bowser course in both Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS, and is the last level of the games.
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