Super Mario Galaxy Object Database

A moving platform from Rightside Down Galaxy. It has a blank surface.

A moving platform from Rightside Down Galaxy. It has a checker patterned surface.

The decorative building blocks planet that can be seen at the beginning of Rightside Down Galaxy.

A bubble that restores the player's air when collected underwater.

A nozzle that periodically generates air bubbles.

The red metal cage from Clockwork Ruins Galaxy.

The large planet found in the 2D underwater section from Cosmic Cove Galaxy.

The large planet found in Cosmic Cove Galaxy's 2D section that features Jammyfish and Sea Mines.

A moving metal gate from Cosmic Cove Galaxy.

Moves compatible objects if they are on AreaMove collision triangles.

A large arrow-shaped sign with a red outline.

An arrow-shaped switch that rotates once it gets triggered.

An arrow-shaped switch that rotates once it gets triggered. Can be triggered multiple times.

A target that triggers a switch based off of the state of the ArrowSwitchMulti that it belongs to.

A square-shaped Space Junk Block.

A long Space Junk Block.

A small square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A very tall square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A tall square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A narrow square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A long rectangular transparent Space Junk Block; used in Bowser's Galaxy Reactor.

The planet at the start of the Silver Star section in the first mission of Space Junk Galaxy.

A group of many small asteroids that serve as decoration.

The lava, swamp platforms and large brick platform that serve as the basis of the 8-Bit Mario/Luigi planet from Toy Time Galaxy and Mario Squared Galaxy.

A yellow rotating platform used on the 8-Bit Mario planet in Toy Time Galaxy.

A group of many medium-sized asteroids that serve as decoration.

A group of many lush asteroids that serve as decoration.

A group of many small asteroids that can move on a path.

The section of the Comet Observatory where the Terrace and the Fountain are located.

The section of the Comet Observatory where the Kitchen and the Bedroom are located.

The section of the Comet Observatory where the Engine Room and the Garden are located.

The big slope found below the Engine Room in the Comet Observatory.

The two cones that hold the Beacon in place in the Comet Observatory.

The top of the Comet Observatory where a 1-Up can be found.

The steps that lead up to the Kitchen in the Comet Observatory.

An area that will exit the current scene and start another one. For example, this is used to go to the different Domes on the Comet Observatory.

The small planet from the Comet Observatory that leads to Gateway Galaxy.

The glowing Beacon that serves as the engine of the Comet Observatory.

The number located at the start of the Comet Observatory that counts down the amount of stars you need to finish the game.

The red-purple ring found around the Beacon in the Comet Observatory.

The rotating gears found inside the glass of the Comet Observatory.

The interior of a Dome.

A group of many rotating asteroids that are found in the galaxy select of the Domes.

A variation of the Pull Star that takes you to the galaxy select within Domes.

The decoration used when a galaxy in the galaxy select has a Comet.

A small version of the Comet Observatory that can be seen when the player flies to a galaxy in a Dome.

Sets up the cutscene for when the player flies to a galaxy in a Dome.

The entrances to the several Domes in the Comet Observatory.

A controller for the galaxy select in the Domes.

The starry ocean sky models used in the Domes.

The starry ocean sky model from Bigmouth Galaxy.

The exterior of the Comet Observatory's library.

A huge screen that displays the map of the Comet Observatory.

Displays the labels for the different parts of the Comet Observatory. Requires an actual AstroOverlookObj placed in the stage.

A controller that will show the name labels for the different parts of the Comet Observatory if the player stands inside an AstroOverlookAreaCylinder.

The garage section in which the Toad Brigade's Starshroom is parked.

The interior of the Comet Observatory's Library.

A set of green rotating platforms found on the lower level of the Comet Observatory.

A set of yellow rotating platforms found on the upper level of the Comet Observatory.

The decorative pipes in the Comet Observatory that power the Domes.

The red torchlight used in the Comet Observatory.

A yellow orb that appears during the boss fights against Bowser.

A yellow orb that appears during the final boss fight against Bowser.

A yellow orb that appears before the fights against Bowser.

Enables a different audio effect once entered.

Enables a different audio effect once entered.

Enables a different audio effect once entered.

Enables a different audio effect once entered.

The sky model from Freezeflame Galaxy that features auroras.

The large egg-shaped Comet that appears during Starship Mario's ending cutscene.

A gluttonous skull enemy from Haunty Halls Galaxy.

The large carpet from Bowser's Lava Lair that is eaten away by Mattermouths.

A yellow enemy with a metal nut on its head that periodically emits spherical rings of electricity.

A purple blow fish enemy from Drip Drop Galaxy and Cosmic Cove Galaxy.

The blue fruit that Yoshi can eat to expand and fly like a balloon.

The round planet from Rolling Coaster Galaxy that features a hole to crack open the Star Ball.

A pink pencil platform from Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy that features a hole to crack open the Star Ball.

An invisible path that the Star Ball will move on once touched.

A mechanical spring enemy that bounces off Boo Mario upon contact. It is used in Boo's Boneyard Galaxy.

The planet from Bowser's Galaxy Generator's section that features Cloud Flowers and Bullet Bills.

A rotating cylinder from Bowser's Galaxy Generator that has some small platforms attached to it. Used in the section that features Cloud Flowers and Bullet Bills.

The small door that covers the entrance into the cylindrical planet from Sky Station Galaxy's second Star.

The interior parts of the large cylindrical planet from Sky Station Galaxy's second Star.

A rotating cylinder that has four smaller platforms attached to it. It can be found inside the large cylindrical planet from Sky Station Galaxy's second Star.

The exterior parts of the large cylindrical planet from Sky Station Galaxy's second Star.

The long cylindrical satellite planet from Space Storm Galaxy.

A small moving platform from Space Storm Galaxy's long cylindrical satellite planet.

The rotating metal lift from Space Storm Galaxy's long cylindrical satellite planet.

The gray foggy air that surrounds the cylindrical planets in Space Storm Galaxy.

A bat enemy that is mostly found in cave sections.

A large rectangular stone block enemy that can attack by falling onto the player.

The large stone block boss from Throwback Galaxy.

Parts of the Whomp section and the last 2D interior section from Bowser's Gravity Gauntlet.

A decorative asteroid belt that can be seen in the background of Battle Belt Galaxy.

The starting planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features a single Mini Goomba.

The interior section from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Swaphoppers.

A small blockade that covers the exit from Battle Belt Galaxy's Swaphopper planet.

The ice planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Li'l Brrs.

The pumpkin planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Jack O'Goombas.

The sand planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Crabbers.

The lava planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Li'l Cinders.

The grassy planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features two Undergrunts.

The yellow elevator platform used in the third mission of Battlerock Galaxy.

The yellow lid that covers the hole after you ride the elevator in Battlerock Galaxy.

A metal explosion effect used in the second mission of Battlerock Galaxy.

A rock explosion effect used in the third mission of Battlerock Galaxy.

A rotating wheel from the 2D area of Battlerock Galaxy.

A rotating wheel with a gap from the 2D area of Battlerock Galaxy.

A decorative wormhole that can be seen in Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet.

The rocky planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Land Urchins.

The large metal planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Silver Chomps.

The underwater section planet from Battle Belt Galaxy that features several Water Boos.

A beach chair from Deep Dark Galaxy.

A bouncy parasol from Deep Dark Galaxy.

A set of two rotating cone-shaped planets with electric beams that can be found in the first Star in Dreadnought Galaxy.

A green plant with red spikes that will try to lunge at the player to damage them.

A rotating flower platform that can be stood on using the Bee and Cloud power-ups.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

A hexagonal honeycomb panel that can be placed on a path. The player can climb on it using the Bee power-up.

The starting planet of Honeyclimb Galaxy.

The planet with falling meteors from Honeyclimb Galaxy.

The planet with Mandibugs from Honeyclimb Galaxy.

Allows the Bee power-up to fly a longer distance than usual if the player is inside this area.

Allows the Bee power-up to fly a longer distance than usual if the player is inside this area.

A small yellow robot enemy that is always spinning.

A black hole that spawns Topminis. Defeated Topminis will respawn after some time.

A black hole that spawns Spring Topmen. Defeated Spring Topmen will respawn after some time.

A red spiky robot enemy that is always spinning.

A yellow robot enemy whose head can be bounced off.

The dragon boss from Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla.

The planet from Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla where Gobblegut is fought.

A fiery version of Gobblegut that appears in Battle Belt Galaxy.

The rocky planet from Battle Belt Galaxy where Fiery Gobblegut is fought.

The folding swamp planet from Boo Moon Galaxy.

The starting platform from Boo Moon Galaxy's folding swamp planet.

The second platform from Boo Moon Galaxy's folding swamp planet.

The curved platform from Boo Moon Galaxy's folding swamp planet.

A collectable power-up that transforms the player into a Rainbow character.

A collectable mushroom that increases the player's health to 6.

A collectable mushroom that gives an extra life.

The large cloudy air that surrounds the Starshroom and Glamdozer planet.

The pink atmosphere that surrounds the planets created after feeding a Hungry Luma.

The starry sky model from Chompworks Galaxy, Fleet Glide Galaxy and Upside Dizzy Galaxy.

The sky model from Shiverburn Galaxy that features the infamous alien creatures.

The sunset sky model from Slimy Spring Galaxy.

The sky model from Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla and Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet.

The sky model from Haunty Halls Galaxy which features a large moon.

The nighttime sky model from Slipsand Galaxy that features several large towers.

The daytime sky model from Slipsand Galaxy and Clockwork Ruins Galaxy that features several large towers.

The cloudy sky model from Fluffy Bluff Galaxy and Starshine Beach Galaxy.

The cloudy sky model from Rightside Down Galaxy and the game's Title Screen.

Changes the stage's background music in various different ways if entered.

Changes the background music's volume if entered.

An electric ball-shaped enemy that moves on a set path.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it while riding a Big Bubble.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it while riding a Big Bubble.

A generator that creates Big Bubbles, which can be entered and controlled by the player.

Limits the movement of Big Bubbles so that it moves on the lateral surface of an invisible cylinder.

Limits the movement of Big Bubbles so that it moves on an invisible plane.

The big cake that can be seen during the game's ending credits.

A large cloud platform that can be stood on using the Bee and Cloud power-ups.

A ring-shaped cloud platform that can be stood on using the Bee and Cloud power-ups.

A large ? Block from Supermassive Galaxy.

A large moving Pipe from Supermassive Galaxy.

The dirt platform that is placed inside the large Pipes from Supermassive Galaxy.

The waterfalls sky model from Hightail Falls Galaxy.

A circle-shaped metal platform with a fan. It does not actually produce a wind gust. For this, use FluffWind in combination with this object.

A large fan that creates a gust that can push Bubbles and the player if with the Boo power-up.

The large cylindrical stone planet from the end of Supermassive Galaxy.

The circular dirt planet used in Supermassive Galaxy.

A huge Brick Block platform used in Supermassive Galaxy.

A floating asteroid that appears in Good Egg Galaxy and Boss Blitz Galaxy.

A huge yellow platform that disappears and then reappears again after a short time; used in Supermassive Galaxy.

A huge rotating Coin used in Supermassive Galaxy.

The ending platform of the Sand Bird planet from Slipsand Galaxy.

The planet used for the Sand Bird ride in the second mission of Slipsand Galaxy.

The starting platform of the Sand Bird planet from Slipsand Galaxy.

A huge signboard that displays text; used in Supermassive Galaxy.

A huge Used Block platform used in Supermassive Galaxy.

A leaf effect that makes leaves appear; used in the first mission of Tall Trunk Galaxy.

The large tree planet that makes up the starting section from Tall Trunk Galaxy.

A set of platforms used on the tree planet in Tall Trunk Galaxy.

A set of planks used on the tree planet in Tall Trunk Galaxy.

A huge Star Chip that is used as a platform in Supermassive Galaxy.

A large cloud effect used in a few galaxies, such as Wild Glide Galaxy and Freezy Flake Galaxy.

A large cloud effect used in a few galaxies, such as Honeyhive Galaxy and Gold Leaf Galaxy.

A moving green piston used in Battlerock Galaxy.

The metal bowl planet with a trapped Luma in Battlerock Galaxy.

A small electrical enemy that moves on a path or in a circular motion.

The cake planet used in the third mission of Toy Time Galaxy.

A Black Hole that sucks in the player or defeats some enemies in its range. This one has a spherical attraction range.

A Black Hole that sucks in the player or defeats some enemies in its range. This one has a box-shaped attraction range.

An area that enables bloom shading for compatible objects when entered.

An area that enables bloom shading for compatible objects when entered.

An area that enables bloom shading for compatible objects when entered.

The sky model used in Honeybloom Galaxy.

A collectable blue chip. Usually, five of them have to be collected.

Controls a collection of Blue Chips and activates something once all are collected.

A transparent planet with a Pull Star inside; used in Space Junk Galaxy, Ghostly Galaxy and Space Storm Galaxy.

An area that, if entered, notifies the player how to use Pull Stars.

An area that, if entered, notifies the player how to use Pull Stars.

A fat bird that drops bombs; used in Dusty Dune Galaxy and Slipsand Galaxy.

A bomb enemy that explodes after a few seconds (once its fuse is lit).

An enemy dispenser that releases Bob-ombs.

The interior of the cylindrical glass planet from Space Storm Galaxy.

The exterior of the cylindrical glass planet from Space Storm Galaxy.

A red Bob-omb NPC from Throwback Galaxy.

A black boo that explodes when it hits something; used in Ghostly Galaxy.

The planet used for the trash mini-game in Dreadnought Galaxy.

The planet used for the trash mini-game in Battlerock Galaxy and the crate-burning mini-games in Super Mario Galaxy 2.

A red wall piece that is used to indicate the direction of gravity in Upside Dizzy Galaxy.

A blue Koopa that throws boomerangs.

The Topman boss fought in Battlerock Galaxy and Dreadnought Galaxy.

The boss used at the end of the first mission of Flipsville Galaxy.

The planet used at the end of the first mission of Flipsville Galaxy.

The boss fought at the end of the second mission of Yoshi Star Galaxy.

The planet used at the end of the second mission of Yoshi Star Galaxy.

The decorative thunderclouds seen in the background of the Giga Lakitu fight in Yoshi Star Galaxy. They can cause damage as well.

A large Magikoopa fought in Space Junk Galaxy.

A stronger version of Kamella that is fought in Deep Dark Galaxy.

Specifies an individual subpath that Kamella can move on.

The boss fought in both the third mission of Honeyhive Galaxy and in the secret mission of Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

The dirt-covered planet used in the second mission of Flipsville Galaxy.

A moving platform used in the first mission of Flipsville Galaxy. It has a hole in the middle.

The planet used near the end of the first mission of Flipsville Galaxy.

The starting planet used in the second mission of Flipsville Galaxy, covered in dirt.

The starting planet used in the first mission of Flipsville Galaxy.

The sliding wall used on the starting planet of Flipsville Galaxy.

The Chomp-filled planet used in the first mission of Flipsville Galaxy.

A small breakable glass cage.

A large breakable glass cage.

The stationary platform used in Hurry-Scurry Galaxy.

A group of bricks used as floating debris in both Clockwork Ruins Galaxy and Upside Dizzy Galaxy.

The sky model used in Cosmic Cove Galaxy, Boulder Bowl Galaxy and Sweet Mystery Galaxy.

A bright sunlight effect that is used in the background of some levels.

An object used to check if the player brings the correct enemy to the Gearmo in Boulder Bowl Galaxy and Space Storm Galaxy.

A group of five scattered bean-shaped planets from Gusty Garden Galaxy.

A large moving stone block used in Good Egg Galaxy.

A long moving stone block used in Good Egg Galaxy.

A bean-shaped planet with a single stone block used in Good Egg Galaxy and Gusty Garden Galaxy.

A bean-shaped planet with a stone structure on top; used in Good Egg Galaxy.

A grassy bean-shaped planet used in Gusty Garden Galaxy.

The starting planet used in Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor.

A set of decorative wooden blocks from Rightside Down Galaxy.

A wooden planet used in Gold Leaf Galaxy on which the player hunts a Star Bunny.

A dinosaur-like enemy used in Flipsville Galaxy.

A variant of Polari that is used for explanation and tutorial sequences.

A special variant of Polari that is used for the cutscene after collecting the very first Grand Star.

A dark-brown Luma that displays the map when talked to.

A small decorative butterfly. May release Star Bits if touched.

A green flying enemy used throughout Super Mario Galaxy 2.

A cactus that can damage the player or other objects upon contact.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it.

Removes the Bee power-up from the player if they go inside the area.

A torch with a red flame. May also appear as unlit.

A set of four rotating lollipops used in Toy Time Galaxy.

A set of two rotating lollipops used in Toy Time Galaxy.

The first platform that breaks off the tower planet in the Dreadnought Galaxy.

The tower that has various collapsing platforms in Dreadnought Galaxy.

A set of two blocks that move on a path in Dreadnought Galaxy.

The titular main planet from Dreadnought Galaxy.

A small rotating cylindrical platform that breaks off the tower planet in Dreadnought Galaxy.

A rotating cylindrical platform that breaks off the tower planet in Dreadnought Galaxy.

A large rotating cylindrical platform that breaks off the tower planet in Dreadnought Galaxy.

The multicolored planet used in the middle of Bowser Jr.'s Boom Bunker.

The Pull Stars section from Dreadnought Galaxy.

The large section featuring the cannonball shooters found in the second mission of Dreadnought Galaxy.

A decorative cannon that is still under-construction.

A decorative cannon that is still under-construction.

A locked glass cage.

A set of rotating platforms used in Bowser's Lava Lair.

A set of rotating and moving platforms used in Bowser's Lava Lair.

The first of two capsule planets used at the start of Bowser's Lava Lair.

The second of two capsule planets used at the start of Bowser's Lava Lair.

A robotic NPC from Toy Time Galaxy and Chompworks Galaxy.

A Gold or Silver Gearmo. Used in Boulder Bowl Galaxy and Space Storm Galaxy.

An object that spawns the collapsing engine parts used in Fleet Glide Galaxy.

An area that will keep the player in if they are using the Flying power-up.

A rotating red cylinder used in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

A rotating orange gear used in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

A large metal box that serves as a moving obstacle in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

A small metal box that serves as a moving obstacle in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

The main planet from Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

The rotating bridge found in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

The blue and yellow bridge that vanishes when the player destroys the Star Ball at the end of Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

The starting planet and battleship used in Fleet Glide Galaxy.

Changes the stage's background music in various different ways if entered.

A room used on Starship Mario that allows the player to switch between Mario and Luigi.

The house/mansion planet that the player lands on at the start of Upside Dizzy Galaxy. It lacks collision.

A Li'l Brr that is used for special ChildObj setups.

A Fire Ball Magikoopa that is used for special ChildObj setups.

A Goomba that is used for special ChildObj setups.

The colorful sky model used in Toy Time Galaxy.

A Swimming Gringill that is used for special ChildObj setups.

An object that, when touched, will warp the player to a defined destination point.

A wall of white chocolate used in Toy Time Galaxy.

A wall of chocolate used on a conveyor belt in Toy Time Galaxy.

The first set of cake planets used in the section where the player has to bounce off the walls with the Spring power-up in Toy Time Galaxy.

The blue conveyor belt planet used in Toy Time Galaxy.

The plate with a slice of a citrus cake in Toy Time Galaxy.

The rotating citrus cake planet in Toy Time Galaxy.

A moving toy train located in Toy Time Galaxy.

The train station planet from Toy Time Galaxy.

A black spiky enemy that appears in both Honeybloom Galaxy and Flipsville Galaxy.

An object that spawns several Coins in a circle.

An object that spawns several Purple Coins in a circle.

A circle of seashells that spawns Star Bits when the player shakes the Wii Remote nearby.

The airship that appears from the portals in Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is the center of the lower base.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is the center of the lower base.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is the center of the lower base.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is in the center of the box.

A green laser that creates a trail of Matter Splatter holes.

A spherical Matter Splatter hole.

A red-colored platform used in the second mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A green-colored platform used in the second mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A purple-colored platform used in the second mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A green moving platform used in the first mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A red moving platform used in the first mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A green moving platform used in the first mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A red moving platform used in the first mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

A green moving platform used in the first mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

The stationary house platforms used on the second planet of the first mission of Haunty Halls Galaxy.

An area that controls Matter Splatter effects.

A controller that toggles switches if the player is inside or outside a ClipArea.

The planet with the tall wood walls; used in Fluffy Bluff Galaxy.

The starting planet used in Fluffy Bluff Galaxy.

The planet used at the end of Fluffy Bluff Galaxy.

The large toxic swamp planet used for the secret Star mission of Cloudy Court Galaxy.

A cloudy sky model used in several galaxies.

A box-shaped wood obstacle used in Cloudy Court Galaxy.

A small cloud platform that can be stood on with the Bee or Cloud power-ups.

A cloud tunnel used during the fly-in sequence of some galaxies.

The cloud tower planet used for the secret Star mission of Fluffy Bluff Galaxy.

The 2D planet used at the end of Cloudy Court Galaxy.

A decorative windmill from Cloudy Court Galaxy and Grandmaster Galaxy.

A green coconut. Changes into a watermelon when the player has accumulated 9999 Star Bits.

A decorative palm tree that can be seen in Loopdeeloop Galaxy, Loopdeeswoop Galaxy and Drip Drop Galaxy.

A set of animated palm tree leaves that the player can stand on.

A stone platform used at the start of Sling Pod Galaxy.

A stone platform on which Sling Pods are placed, used in Sling Pod Galaxy.

A yellow cactus enemy with spikes on its body that appears in Good Egg Galaxy and Dusty Dune Galaxy.

The first tropical planet with a palm tree located in Good Egg Galaxy.

The tropical planet with coconuts that is used in Good Egg Galaxy and Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A collectable yellow Coin.

An object that spawns several Coins when activated.

A ? Block used in SMG2's intro level. It drops exactly one Coin when hit.

An invisible spot that will spawn a Coin when using a Spin Attack nearby.

The interior of the pear planet used in the first mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The exterior of the pear planet used in the first mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

Rewards the player a 1-Up when all grouped Coins have been collected.

A Coin that can only be collected if a specific switch is activated.

A generic bonus room with several layers of bricks; used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

The bonus room used in several galaxies.

The wooden bonus room used in Rightside Down Galaxy and Upside Dizzy Galaxy.

A broken object that would have made a single Coin appear when using the Spin Attack nearby.

A green tile that slowly disappears once the player touches it.

A controller that keeps track of Silver Stars the player has collected. See StrayTico for individual Silver Stars.

An area that contains an invisible collision box. It can be passed through with the Boo power-up.

An invisible force that pushes the player away from it. Usually used in tight corners and sections that may lead to collision glitches.

A colored pencil used in Toy Time Galaxy.

A holder that creates and registers several objects for the last cutscene in the Library Room.

A large destroyable concrete block used in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

A destroyable construction light; used in Spin-Dig Galaxy.

An object that activates a switch once all of its flowers have appeared.

A tall flower used in many galaxies, including Honeyhive Galaxy and Honeybloom Galaxy.

The rotatable crescent moon used in Boo Moon Galaxy.

The opaque part of the Flipswitch chain planet located in the Toy Time Galaxy.

The transparent part of the Flipswitch chain planet located in the Toy Time Galaxy.

A large destroyable crystal that requires two spins to destroy.

A medium-sized destroyable crystal.

The large moving crystal from Battlerock Galaxy that has Luma trapped inside it.

A small destroyable crystal that is not transparent.

A large destroyable crystal that is not transparent.

A small destroyable crystal.

The star-shaped platform that serves as the starting planet in Bubble Blast Galaxy.

A multicolored stationary metal sphere that serves as an obstacle in Bubble Blast Galaxy.

A green rotating metal platform that serves as an obstacle in the Bubble Blast Galaxy.

The green metal platform that serves as the start of each section in Bubble Blast Galaxy.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it.

Activates a switch after a defined number of frames have passed while the player stays inside this area. It only functions if the player is Mario and the selected scenario is not a Green Star.

A set of tall bushes.

The tall cylindrical bonus room from Toy Time Galaxy.

The cylindrical-shaped planet used in the first mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

The disk-shaped planet used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

A set of rotating platforms used on the cylinder planet of Sky Station Galaxy.

The cymbals used in Cloudy Court Galaxy.

A flower-like enemy whose movement is defined by paths.

The planet where Major Burrows is fought; used in both Gusty Garden Galaxy and Boss Blitz Galaxy.

A signboard with a skull and red cross, indicating danger.

The first invisible planet used at the start of Matter Splatter Galaxy.

The second planet with the Magikoopas used in the Matter Splatter Galaxy.

The invisible planet with the Spring mushroom used in Matter Splatter Galaxy.

The invisible planet used at the end of Matter Splatter Galaxy.

The solid platforms used at the start of Matter Splatter Galaxy.

The solid platforms used in the Spring mushroom section of Matter Splatter Galaxy.

The solid platforms used at the end of Matter Splatter Galaxy.

A swinging platform used in Matter Splatter Galaxy.

An area containing Dark Matter.

An area containing Dark Matter.

An area containing Dark Matter.

The green void atmosphere used in Ghostly Galaxy and Matter Splatter Galaxy.

A mansion door that can be unlocked and opened.

The planet used for the secret Star mission of Ghostly Galaxy.

The solid platforms of the Matter Splatter mansion from Ghostly Galaxy's secret Star.

The sky model used in Space Storm Galaxy.

The red pepper that Yoshi can eat to obtain the Dash power-up.

A ring that boosts the speed of the player when passed through.

A moving wall used in the Underwater Boo section of Slimy Spring Galaxy.

A moving wall used in the Underwater Boo section of Slimy Spring Galaxy.

The starting planet used in the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The starting planet used in the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

A moving platform used in the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The planet used at the end of the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

A moving platform used in the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The planet used at the end of the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

A pole obstacle used in Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The falling small stone platforms used in the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The falling large stone platforms used in the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The third planet used in the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The falling small stone platforms used in the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The falling large stone platforms used in the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The third planet used in the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The second planet used in the Comet mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

The second planet used in the first mission of Hightail Falls Galaxy.

A pile of brown leaves that spawn an item when using the Spin Attack on it.

An area that kills the player and several other objects when entered.

An area that kills the player and several other objects when entered.

An area that kills the player and several other objects when entered.

The main maze planet from Boo's Boneyard Galaxy.

A moving rectangular stone block used in Boo's Boneyard Galaxy.

A large rotating bone used in Boo's Boneyard Galaxy.

A small rotating bone used in Boo's Boneyard Galaxy.

A set of pyramids used in the background of Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A set of rocks used in the background of Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A set of cacti used in the background of Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A set of cacti used in the background of Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A set of rock platforms used at the start of the first mission of Dusty Dune Galaxy. This consists of additional platforms for the Galactic Tornadoes.

A set of rock platforms used at the start of the second mission of Dusty Dune Galaxy. This consists of only two platforms.

A small platform where a Launch Star is located in the first mission of Dusty Dune Galaxy.

An area that kills the player and several other objects when entered.

A cloud used in the background of Fluffy Bluff Galaxy.

The sky model used during the end credits at Peach's Castle.

A basic in-stage cutscene.

A variant of Bowser Jr.'s Airship that appears during his boss intros.

An area which prevents various player components from updating during a cutscene.

A variant of the Star Bunny NPC that appears at the beginning of Gateway Galaxy before the player has to catch the actual bunnies.

An object used to connect a cutscene across multiple zones.

An area that changes the screen depth if the player enters it.

An area that changes the screen depth if the player enters it.

A blue Ground Pound switch that has an arrow pointing downwards.

A red Ground Pound switch that has an arrow pointing upwards.

A large sand disk from Dusty Dune Galaxy that can move.

A small sand disk from Dusty Dune Galaxy that can move.

The clear blue sky model used in Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A red cactus enemy with several segments that is used in Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A Medium sized Used-Block used in several galaxies (Flip-Swap Galaxy, Spin-Dig Galaxy, etc.).

The purple void atmosphere used in the background of several bonus areas.

The boss fought at the end of the first mission of Good Egg Galaxy.

The boss fought at the end of the first mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

The planet where Peewee Piranha is fought at the end of the first mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

A set of eggshell shards used around Peewee Piranha's planet in Sky Station Galaxy.

The planet where Fiery Dino Piranha is fought in the Melty Molten and Boss Blitz Galaxies.

The planet where Dino Piranha is fought in the Good Egg and Boss Blitz Galaxies.

The SMG2 version of Dino Piranha fought at the Boss Blitz Galaxy.

The boss fought in Melty Molten Galaxy and in Boss Blitz Galaxy.

The planet used at the start of Good Egg Galaxy.

The boss fought at the end of the second mission of Gusty Garden Galaxy and in the Boss Blitz Galaxy.

An area that blocks Major Burrows from entering it.

An area that blocks Major Burrows from entering it.

The large grass-covered planet with various stone obstacles that is located in Good Egg Galaxy.

A large stone block that falls periodically, trying to land on Mario.

A massive Thwomp used in Supermassive Galaxy that falls periodically.

The sky model used in Twisty Trials Galaxy.

The large donut-shaped planet that is covered in spiny vines. It is located in the Gusty Garden Galaxy.

A digital billboard that shows the player how to perform basic actions.

An area that counts the number of deaths until the Cosmic Spirit appears.

An icy obstacle that can destroy the ice platforms created by the player.

The interior of the cylindrical-shaped planet used in the second mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The planet with Amps used in the second mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The yellow drill bullet enemy used in Spin-Dig Galaxy.

An area that prevents Spin Drill holes from appearing.

The planet used at the end of the second mission of Cosmic Cove Galaxy.

The fountain effect used on the drill water planet in Cosmic Cove Galaxy.

The center of the small water planets used in the background of Good Egg Galaxy.

The center of the big water planets used in the background of Good Egg Galaxy.

The planet used at the end of the second mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

The tower planet used in the second mission of Space Storm Galaxy.

The long curved planet used in the first mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

A large drum that acts as a trampoline; used in Cloudy Court Galaxy.

A set of clouds used as space debris.

A set of crystals used as space debris.

A set of flowers used as space debris.

A set of ice crystals used as space debris.

A set of castle blocks used as space debris.

A set of lava particles used as space debris.

A set of metal particles used as space debris.

The iconic pipe used to warp the player from one place to another.

A decorative Warp Pipe that cannot be entered. Used in the game's intro.

An area that changes the dust cloud effects into flower petals when the player is running or stomping.

A particle effect that depicts several small Boos.

A sparkling effect that is used in the Comet Observatory.

A sparkling effect that is used in the Comet Observatory.

A set of rotating electric balls that are used in Battlerock Galaxy and Dreadnought Galaxy.

The electricity-shooting Undergrunt Gunner fought at the end of Toy Time Galaxy.

The Undergrunt Gunner's planet used in Toy Time Galaxy.

A yellow nozzle that shoots balls of electricity.

A fence made of electricity.

A moving fence made of electricity.

A pair of electric balls connected by an electrical fence that move on separate paths.

When the player jumps off a moving object inside this area, the rate/speed at which they are pushed into the moving direction will be set to a fixed value.

A controller that spawns a Power Star if all assigned ChildKuribo objects have been killed.

A controller that handles several WoodBox objects to check if all of them are destroyed.

A controller that spawns a Key Switch if all assigned ChildKuribo objects have been killed.

A controller that spawns a Power Star if all objects are destroyed.

A controller that spawns a Power Star if all assigned ChildSkeletalFishBaby objects have been killed.

A controller that activates a switch if all objects are destroyed.

An area that when entered creates a blob like shadow to the wall perpendicular to the player. (NOTE: SMG1's AreaShape is BaseOriginCube.)

An area that when entered creates a blob like shadow to the wall perpendicular to the player.

A platform with a large eye that creates a beam that shocks the player upon contact.

The small cube planet that appears on the first star in the Dreadnought Galaxy.

The big collapsing bridge used in Rolling Gizmo Galaxy.

A large metal bridge that can be knocked over with Rock Mario; used in Boulder Bowl Galaxy.

A large metal door that closes near the end of Fleet Glide Galaxy.

A particle effect that consists of green falling leaves.

A falling rock dust particle effect.

Sets up and controls the visual Matter Splatter effect that causes parts of an object to not appear on the screen.

A particle effect that consists of brown falling leaves.

An area that makes waterfall splash effects appear around the player.

The Super Mario Bros. sky model used in Flipswitch Galaxy.

The title screen and file select controller.

The cloudy atmosphere used in Deep Dark Galaxy.

The sky model used in Throwback Galaxy.

A Magikoopa that casts fireballs.

A Used Block that connects sticks made up of several fireballs.

A large barrel that is used to hide the Used Block of a Fire Bar. Used in Bowser's Lava Lair.

A small barrel that is used to hide the Used Block of a Fire Bar. Used in Bowser's Lava Lair.

The spherical lava planet used in Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla.

A variant of the Fire Bar whose fireballs are slightly curved.

A blue Lava Bubble that can only be defeated by shooting a Star Bit at it.

A red nozzle that shoots balls of fire.

A red nozzle that shoots flames.

A ring of rotating fireballs.

An effect that shows fireworks in a random interval.

A group of red fish.

A group of blue fish.

A group of fish.

A yellow disk planet with a large pole.

The set of poles for the blue disk planet.

A blue rotating disk planet.

A green disk planet with a large pole.

A black flag with Bowser's symbol on it.

A flag used on Peach's Castle. This one has a star icon on it.

A flag used on Peach's Castle.

A flag used on Peach's Castle. Appears to be visually identical with FlagPeachCastleC.

The solid parts of the sand tide planet used in Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A spherical sand planet that grows and shrinks in size.

A blue panel that changes to yellow if the player steps on it.

A metal frame that is used to connect Flipswitch panels in Flipswitch Galaxy.

A planet where Flipswitch panels and Cosmic Clones appear in the second mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

A planet where Flipswitch panels and Banzai Bills appear in the second mission of Sky Station Galaxy.

A controller used to check if all Flipswitch Panels have been pressed.

The wooden platforms of the Flipswitch planet used in Good Egg Galaxy.

A moving and rotating wood platform used near the top of Throwback Galaxy.

The large fortress that makes the actual main planet.

A hexagonal lava floater.

The large lava planet.

The flower planet used for the secret Star mission of Supermassive Galaxy.

A group of decorative blue flowers.

A group of decorative yellow flowers.

The starting planet of Honeybloom Galaxy where the player can find a hidden Star.

The second planet of Honeybloom Galaxy where several Buzz can be found.

The planet with the Fuzzies from Honeybloom Galaxy.

The long planet with the Bee Eater plants used at the end of Honeybloom Galaxy.

A large flower that tries to eat the player if they step onto it.

The round planet with two towers that appears in Gold Leaf Galaxy.

The planet used in Honeyhive Galaxy that has many floating flower platforms.

A large Floaty Fluff used to glide through wind streams.

An object that creates a wind stream used to push the Floaty Fluff and the player's cloud platforms.

The disk planet with two towers used in the first mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The ring planet used in the first mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The interior section of the planet used at the end of the second mission of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The large metal cover used on the exterior of the Silver Star planet in Spin-Dig Galaxy.

The planet used at the start of Spin-Dig Galaxy.

A gray flipping tile used in Bowser's Lava Lair and Grandmaster Galaxy.

The planet where the Flomps and Toad Brigade appear in Bowser's Lava Lair.

A set of three decorative fireballs used in the background of Bowser's Lava Lair.

An area that prevents "dolphin" jumps while riding a Koopa Shell.

An area where the function of the Co-Star pointer are disabled.

An area that prevents angled Wall Jumps inside it.

An area that prevents angled Wall Jumps inside it.

This prevents the player from performing a special dive action when jumping off an edge while above a WaterArea.

An area that gives the player a speed boost when entered using the Rock Mushroom. Requires special collision.

A very small bouncy ball planet.

A wooden bridge used in the second mission of Honeyhive Galaxy.

A giant boulder used in Honeyhive Galaxy and Gold Leaf Galaxy.

The planet where Bugaboom is fought in Honeyhive Galaxy.

A small stone bridge used in Gold Leaf Galaxy.

A large honeycomb wall that is used to block off the large tunnel in Honeyhive Galaxy.

A set of wide trees.

The large watchtower section used during the second mission of Honeyhive Galaxy.

The large main planet.

The huge tower section used in the third mission of Gold Leaf Galaxy.

The big movable Ground Pound platform.

A decorative set of fences.

A decorative set of fences.

A large waterfall splash effect. Used in Honeyhive Galaxy, Gold Leaf Galaxy and Cosmic Cove Galaxy.

An alternate version of a small waterfall effect.

A wooden cover that is used to block off the hole to the lower section of Honeyhive Galaxy.

A large water fountain from Gold Leaf Galaxy, Fluffy Bluff Galaxy and other stages.

The frozen volcano used in Shiverburn Galaxy.

The flaming volcano used in Shiverburn Galaxy.

A planet that looks like fruit peels.

The small and bright moon found at the end of Sand Spiral Galaxy.

A generic sky model used in several galaxies, including Buoy Base Galaxy and Flip-Swap Galaxy.

A buzz-saw that moves forward when activated, cutting through objects in its path.

A wooden wall-jump shaft used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

A blue wood staircase used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

A pink wood staircase used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

A long oblique piece of wood used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

A circular-shaped piece of wood; used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.

A semicircular brown piece of wood used in Puzzle Plank Galaxy.