Super Mario Sunshine Deluxe/Sirena Beach

This article contains a list of all the Shine Sprites and Blue Coins that can be found on Sirena Beach in Super Mario Sunshine Deluxe, a St. Clair Publications-produced enhanced remake of Super Mario Sunshine.
This is where the game begins to deviate significantly from the original: Sirena Beach is now the fourth level in the game. The entrance is not blocked off by a giant pineapple as in the original; instead, a Pianta on a cannon much like the one seen in Pinna Park does. He claims he's "repairing" the "broken" Orange Pipe. Once you get 10 Shine Sprites, he'll be gone and the level will be open.
Another big change from the original is that the perpetual sunset gimmick has been removed. St. Clair Publications had long since switched to using a "real-time" mechanic for its other platformers (starting with The World of Nintendo 3: Nintendo Generations), and Alex felt that the gimmick didn't really accomplish anything.
Some other changes include the fact that you can now exit the hotel, as well as the casino. Finally, the hotel lobby, where a Yoshi Egg was in the original game, is the only place in the whole level with a Pink Pipe. As before, the hotel is closed during Episodes 1 and 6, while the casino is only open during Episodes 4 and 5.
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Yoshi can't get this Shine
 Only Yoshi can get this Shine, or Yoshi is best at getting it
 Only Mario can get this Shine, or Mario is best at getting it
 Only Luigi can get this Shine, or Luigi is best at getting it
 Only Wario can get this Shine, or Wario is best at getting it
==Shine Sprites==
===Episode 1: The Manta Storm===
A huge chunk of the island is covered in neon blue/yellow sludge that'll electrify you on contact, and as a result, the hotel has sunk! Talk to the hotel owner to initiate a battle against Phantamanta, a giant white shadow in the shape of a manta ray that might also be 
Spray Phantamanta with FLUDD hard enough, and it splits in two. Those two units can further be divided into three, and they can be further divided into four, and can further be divided into four more. When you've reduced all units to their smallest possible, making for a maximum of 96 mantas, they turn pink and actively begin to attack you. Kill them all to clear the sludge from the level and bring the hotel back.
===Episode 2: The Hotel Lobby's Secret ===
Your first entry into the hotel is not a friendly one. A mass of Boos has invaded the hotel. Even worse, you have to climb all the way up to the top floor to defeat them, but the stairs are blocked off, so you'll have to spray some pink Boos in order to climb up. The "totem pole" in the center has a Boo head on it with a strange portal coming from its mouth.
Enter that portal to be treated to another secret level. In this secret level, you're tasked with going over a walkway made of Bricks, jumping on Paragoombas in a few spots, then Wall Kicking your way up to a walkway made of Sand Blocks. Make your way to a rotating cog platform, go over a Sand Block "pyramid", and claim the Shine.
===Episode 3: Mysterious Hotel Delfino ===
This is arguably one of the more drastically changed episodes in the whole game, as the overhauling of the game mechanics made it impossible for Alex to reproduce the original to a satisfactory degree. This is now a "five Silver Shines" level. Either way, Yoshi still plays a big role in getting the Shine Sprite, so lace up his shoes and get him ready! Also, you can't make this Shine easy via a glitch like you could in the original, since the Shine doesn't appear until you've collected the five Silver Shines.
#Almost completely out in the open. On the third floor, a Noki couple with the door to their room open holds this Silver Shine on their bed.
#Go into the men's bathroom. Almost immediately, you'll notice some water running down the ceiling of the left-most toilet. Get on top of that toilet to somehow arrive in a room on the second floor.
#Continuing from here, spray a wall painting until a picture of a Boo appears on it, then phase into the next room. Spray the Japanese screen-like shutters until it, too, forms a Boo picture. Now spray the Pink Boos to climb up to another room on the third floor. Finally, spray the bookshelf to go into another room, then Ground Pound a discolored floor tile. This is where the pineapples that you needed to bring to Yoshi were in the original, and two of them are still there despite Yoshi not needing any fruit in this game. Either way, Ground Pound one of the crates to reveal this Silver Shine.
#Get into the attic and start eating the oddly-sleepy Big Boos. You'll eventually find that one of them was blocking off this Silver Shine.
#Still in the attic, Ground Pound the cracked floor tile that will take you into the swimming pool. Grab this Silver Shine, then grab the Shine Sprite.
===Episode 4: The Secret of Casino Delfino ===
In the casino, spray both slot machines until you get triple 7's. For the left slot machine, you must spray the reels individually, while for the right machine, you control all three reels as a group. The right machine can also give you prizes: spin three Coins for a Coin, three triple Coins for three Coins, or spin a Boo to get a Boo.
Once you've gotten triple 7's on both machines, a curtain in the back will open, revealing a puzzle. Spray the blocks on it to reveal a picture of a Shine Sprite. Once you've done this, the puzzle will open and reveal a green Pipe.
Enter this Pipe for yet another secret level. This one's dominated by the moving cube blocks, as well as pencil-like wooden platforms that move between two walls and a very fast-moving version of the rotating blocks from Ricco Harbor's secret that has a 1-Up Mushroom on top. It's not worth it until you've gotten the Shine Sprite and replay this episode, and are thus allowed to use FLUDD.
Because of how incredibly tedious and numbing this level can be, Alex actually left in a glitch from the original game that allows you to cheat your way to the green Pipe, and he even made it easier to pull off! Also, the slot machines inspired a game on titled . 
===Episode 5: King Boo Down Below ===
Back in the casino, Ground Pound a purple square on the roulette wheel to be taken to the basement, where King Boo is waiting for you. Spray him, and he'll spin his slot machine. The possible results include:
*Three Goomba question marks: Spits out six regular or flaming Goombas.
*Three green question marks: Three pairs of most any other enemy in the game. Most notably, Cheep Cheeps are a possibility, and they'll just flop around uselessly! In this game, you can just kick them away to kill them like in Super Mario World 1. Cataquacks are also a possibility, giving you a long wait before the next round...
*Two green question marks and another symbol: Spits out water bubbles. Spray them to get water bottles.
*Three Coins: Coins, duh.
*Three pineapples: The jackpot.
Once he spins three pineapples, look for a pepper and throw it at him, then throw any other fruit. Do this three times to get rid of him and get the Shine.
===Episode 6: Scrubbing Sirena Beach===
In three minutes, clean at least 99% of the electric sludge that the outside of the level is slathered in.
===Episode 7: Shadow Mario Checks In===
Back in the hotel, beat Shadow Mario down yet again. He's assisted by the Boos this time, who have turned into clones of him. They are lighter in color than him and don't hold a paintbrush.
===Episode 8: Red Coins in the Hotel===
Just like in the secret levels (see below), Ground Pound a red switch, then in five minutes, get all the Red Coins hidden in the hotel:
#Right in front of you when you push the switch.
#The women's restroom
#The swimming pool
#In the room you access with the Boo painting
#The lobby of the second floor
#The lobby of the third floor
#In the room just above the pineapple room, ignore the discolored floor tile and instead spray a Boo poster, then go into the next room.
#Now Ground Pound the discolored floor tile, then go into the next room.
===Secret Shine 1 ===
Go back to Episode 2's secret level and get all eight Red Coins within 90 seconds. The Red Coin Switch doesn't even show up until halfway through the level!
===Secret Shine 2 ===
Go back to Episode 4's secret level and get all eight Red Coins within 60 seconds. An extra Pianta now sits in front of the curtain blocking the puzzle and, if talked to, will allow you to skip straight to the secret level so you don't have to redo the slot machines and puzzle again.
===100-Coin Shine suggestion===
The original game was extremely infamous for how stingy it was with its Coins in this level, so Alex added about 50% more. Any hotel episode is the best: you can get 75 Coins outside, and then get about 75 more inside.
==Blue Coins==
Coins in red are inside the hotel (and can't be found in Episodes 1 and 6), while Coins in purple are in the casino (and can only be found in Episodes 4 and 5).
#(not in Episode 1) Spray one of the torches at the hotel entrance.
# (not in Episode 1) Elevated platform at the back of the hotel.
#In a flower bed near the hotel.
#(Episodes 7 and 8 only) M tag on a wall in front of a staircase by the hotel.
#(not in Episode 1) Near the beach, spray a "board" in between the lounge chairs in-between the "cassette reels".
#The extreme southeastern end of the level, in the water.
#(Episodes 1 and 6 only) Save a Noki couple from the electric sludge, then clean off the man.
#(Episodes 1 and 6 only) Save a Noki couple from the electric sludge, then clean off the woman. In Episode 1, they'll be found near the eastern "reel" of the "cassette", while in Episode 6, they'll be found near the other "reel".
#(Episode 6 only) Save a Noki couple near the lounge chairs from the electric sludge, then clean off the man.
#(Episode 6 only) Save a Noki couple near the lounge chairs from the electric sludge, then clean off the woman.
#Under the empty hut near the hotel.
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