Beanstalk

Beanstalks are a type of tall plant that grows from the ground. They tend to grow to large heights allowing Mario or Luigi to climb up the leaves that grow from their stems to reach the top. A Beanstalk first appears in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, and its first in-game appearance is Hotel Mario. 
Beanstalks are similar to Vines from the . A difference with Vines is that they usually grow from Question Blocks, and beanstalks are often a lot thicker.
==In Hotel Mario==
A tall Beanstalk sprouts from a ! Block after Luigi kicks it and Mario and Luigi climb a tall Beanstalk to reach the skies where Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel is located.
==In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars==
Beanstalks are seen in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. In this game, they can be seen around Bean Valley as Mario and his team are climbing down. Several enemies such as Sky Troopas are also fought along the Beanstalk paths.
==In Mario Party 5, Mario Party: The Top 100, and Mario Party Superstars==
Beanstalks appear in Mario Party 5 in the minigame Leaf Leap, here, players race by climbing up their respective Beanstalks, the Beanstalks are also shown to be able to grow to outer space as well. To climb the Beanstalks, players will need to hop from leaf to leaf as they ascend. Beanstalks also return in Mario Party: The Top 100 and Mario Party Superstars with the return of Leaf Leap in both games.
==In New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe==
Beanstalks later appear in New Super Mario Bros. U, its variation New Super Luigi U, and their remake New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. In these games, they can be seen in the levels Skyward Stalk and Beanstalk Jungle. In the former level, a massive Beanstalk is growing and extending upward, the heroes must climb the blooming leaves from the Beanstalk as it grows, the lower leaves start to turn red and after a few seconds, they will drift off the stalk. In the latter level, multiple Beanstalks grow across the jungle and the heroes need to cross them to make it to the goal, enemies such as Waddlewings can also hop on the leaves of a growing Beanstalk. Upon completing the levels, a Beanstalk grows on the world map which leads the heroes to a shortcut to Rock-Candy Mines. A Beanstalk-like plant grows after completing Which-Way Labyrinth or Boo's Favorite Haunt, it leads the heroes to Flight of the Para-Beetles or Para-Beetle Parade.
==In Super Mario Odyssey==
Beanstalks appear again in Super Mario Odyssey. In this game, they can be planted by tossing a Giant Seed into a dirt patch, when a Giant Seed is tossed into the dirt, the Beanstalk will grow allowing Mario to climb the Beanstalk to higher platforms or to hidden bonus areas, Beanstalks can also be used to escape from the Deep Woods in the Wooded Kingdom. 
==In Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe==
Beanstalks are seen again in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Here, they can be seen around Cloudtop Cruise. In certain sections of the course, players can also jump across the leaves of a Beanstalk as nifty shortcuts to preform tricks off of. Beanstalks are also seen in the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC Course GBA Sky Garden.
==Gallery==
Beanstalk Map.png|The Beanstalk as seen on the World Map.
Beanstalk Show.jpg|Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Toad climb a Beanstalk in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
Beanstalk Small.png|The different Beanstalk from Soda Jungle.
Leaf Leap 3D.jpg|Players racing up the Beanstalks in Mario Party: The Top 100.
Leaf Leap DX.jpg|Players racing up the Beanstalks in Mario Party Superstars.
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