Super Mario Galaxy 3 (Tyler730)

Super Mario Galaxy 3 is the third installment of the Super Mario Galaxy series. The successor has most elements from both predecessors such as the gravity mechanic, Launch Stars, Pull Stars, Sling Stars, Yoshi, and the returning items. New to the game are the ability to switch characters during a mission, the Bullet Suit, Whomp Mushroom, and Thwomp Mushroom. In addition, this game includes DLC, which includes galaxies based on other Nintendo franchises.
==Story==
Princess Peach invites Mario (as well as Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi) to her castle to watch the stars. As soon as Mario meets with the three bros., Bowser and his son infiltrate and take the princess. Mario and co. try to stop them, but Bowser Jr. unleashes a King Bill at them. This sends the group to deep space where they separate.
Mario appears resting on a grassy planet and is awoken by a Luma. The Luma informs him about what had happened and that Bowser also stole his friends, and that Mario must help him get them back.
After collecting the first Grand Star, Mario and Luma arrive in a starship called the Star Shuttle. Here, they meet Lumar, a yellow, top-hatted Luma. Lumar informs Mario about Bowser stealing Power Stars and separating them across the cosmos. During his adventures, Mario finds his co. and faces Bowser’s forces.
Finally, they make it to Bowser's Galaxy Creator, where they must defeat Bowser and rescue Peach and the Lumas. After a long fierce fight, Mario rescues everyone, and both the Comet Observatory and Starship Mario both appear and the Lumas return. If the player collects every star and battles Bowser again, the Star World would open up, allowing them to explore more galaxies and find more Power Stars. After collecting those stars, the Grand Champion Galaxy becomes accessible. From there, the final challenge awaits.
==Characters==
===Playable===
Image	Name 	Description
 	Mario 	The main hero of this story. Mario is the most balanced out of all the characters with his moves being simple jumps, flips, ground pounds, etc.
 	Luigi 	Mario’s younger and taller brother. Luigi can make the highest jumps out of all the characters, but beware as he has trouble stopping without slipping.
 	Wario 	The anti-hero version of Mario. Wario is the strongest of the characters. He can destroy rocks and punch enemies. However, his speed isn’t really the best.
 	Waluigi	Wario’s tall and skinny doppelgänger. Waluigi can run and swim really fast, but is quite weak in situations (i.e. he must ground pound switches several times while others just do it once, spin attacks are not as strong).
===DLC Characters===
In addition to the main four characters, there's additional characters to unlock if the player downloads the DLC. These characters however can only be playable in their respective galaxies (which are based on other Nintendo franchises).
Image	Name	Description
==Enemies and Obstacles==
===Returning===
Image	Name 	Debut 	Description
 	Sidestepper 	Mario Bros. (Arcade, 1983) 	Sidesteppers are crabs that appear in beach areas. They walk horizontally in two directions. They can be defeated by a spin attack or eaten by Yoshi.
 	Freezie 	Mario Bros. (Arcade, 1983) 	Freezies are icicles that are exclusive to winter-themed stages. If the player touches a Freezie, they will freeze for a couple seconds and lose a wedge of life. They can be defeated by a spin attack with the Ice Flower, or with a fireball.
 	Goomba 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Goombas are Mario's most common foe. They chase after the player when they see them. However, a simple jump or spin attack can destroy them.
 	Koopa Troopa 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Koopa Troopas are common enemies Mario faces. Their shells can be used to make the player swim underwater faster. The red ones walk faster, but their shells can home in on other enemies.
 	Koopa Paratroopa	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Koopa Paratroopas are flying versions of Koopa Troopas. In Super Mario Galaxy 3, the red ones chase after Mario, while the green ones do not.
 	Piranha Plant 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	A common enemy of the Mushroom Kingdom. These guys snap at the player when they are near. They can be defeated with a jump or spin attack.
 	Cheep Cheep 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Cheep Cheeps are the most common underwater enemies in the Super Mario series. In Super Mario Galaxy 3, they can be defeated with a shell.
 	Blooper 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Bloopers are squids that appear in underwater areas. They act like they do in the previous installments of the Galaxy series, and additionally try to spray ink at the player, similar to the Mario Kart series.
 	Lakitu 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Lakitus are recurring enemies in the Super Mario series. When in contact with the player, they will attack by throwing Spines. Yoshi can lick a Lakitu off its cloud and spin attack to defeat them. However, they will respawn.
 	Spiny 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Spinies are spiky turtles that have appeared in most platformers. Jumping on them will only damage the player. They could either be defeated by a spin attack or by Yoshi, when he spits them out. They can also break cages made of glass.
 	Buzzy Beetle 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Buzzy Beetles are turtles with shells that very hard. In Super Mario Galaxy 3, they will attack the player by hiding im their shells and sliding towards them. They could be defeated by a spin attack.
 	Bullet Bill 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Bullet Bills are common airborne enemies that will home in on the player if they see them. Jumping and spin attacks will only hurt the player. The only way to defeat them is to use Yoshi to spit them out before they explode.
 	Lava Bubble 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Lava Bubbles are fireballs that jump out of lava. Touching them will only burn the player. The only way to defeat them is with the Ice Flower.
 	Fire Bar 	Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985) 	Fire Bars are rotating rods of fireballs that appear in Bowser stages. They spin horizontally or vertically and touching them will cause the player to burn. There’s no way to defeat them, so it’s best to avoid them.
 	Bob-omb 	Super Mario Bros. 2 (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1988)	Bob-ombs are walking bombs that chase after the player and explode. Like the previous Galaxy installments, Bob-ombs come from Bob-omb Dispensers, and can be used to blow up glass cages and trash.
 	Shy Guy 	Super Mario Bros. 2 (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1988)	Shy Guys are masked enemies that will attack the player by throwing turnips at them. They could be defeated the same way as defeating a Goomba: by a stomp or spin attack.
 	Pokey 	Super Mario Bros. 2 (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1988)	Pokeys are cacti that have one head and three segments. In Super Mario Galaxy 3, they can spin, which launches several needles. If they are close to the player, they will try to do a headbutt attack. Pokeys can be defeated if the player throws a coconut at them.
 	Snifit 	Super Mario Bros. 2 (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1988)	Snifits are a species of Shy Guy that will spit a barrage of bullets from their mouths. They can be defeated with a jump or spin attack.
 	Ninji 	Super Mario Bros. 2 (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1988)	Ninjis are ninjas that move very quickly. Defeating them requires patience, as they are quick to dodge. It is recommended for the player to use Waluigi, as he is the fastest of the four characters.
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