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Simply saying "is forgotten" sounds weird and a bit misleading, but phrasing it this way instead should solve that without falling back into Word Cruft
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU (later finding its way into the Platform/NintendoSwitch as well) and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is forgotten, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU (later finding its way into the Platform/NintendoSwitch as well) and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is forgotten, has faded into obscurity, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU (later finding its way into the Platform/NintendoSwitch as well) and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is pretty much forgotten, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU (later finding its way into the Platform/NintendoSwitch as well) and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is pretty much forgotten, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is pretty much forgotten, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU (later finding its way into the Platform/NintendoSwitch as well) and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is pretty much forgotten, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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* SequelDisplacement: While this game is fondly remembered as one of the best games on the Platform/WiiU and quickly became one of the more recognizable modern ''Mario'' games in general, its predecessor ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' is pretty much forgotten, to the point that [[https://youtu.be/Z6u1AL3u5WU?si=JUeGTKoXku-66M6x a video aptly titled "The most ignored 3D Mario game"]] pointed out that discussions that are supposedly about every 3D ''Mario'' game often omit ''3D Land'' altogether.
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** [[GimmickLevel "Double Cherry Pass"]], for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Switch Scramble Circus" brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
** "Switch Scramble Circus" brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
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** [[GimmickLevel "Double Cherry Pass"]], for introducing the [[MesACrowd Double Cherry powerup.
Cherry]] power-up.
** [[AmusementPark "Switch ScrambleCircus" Circus"]] brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
** [[AmusementPark "Switch Scramble
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** [[spoiler:The entirety of [[{{Egopolis}} World Bowser]], a massive AmusementParkOfDoom dedicated entirely to the Koopa King himself. It contains some of the most challenging and engaging levels in the game, including an [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon epic finale]] in the form of [[EvilTowerOfOminousness "The Great Tower of Bowser Land"]].]]
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** "Super Bell Hill", for being the first level in the game and introducing the well-received Cat powerup.
** "Double Cherry Pass", for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Double Cherry Pass", for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
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** [[GreenHillZone "Super Bell Hill", Hill"]], for being the first level in the game and introducing the well-received Cat powerup.
** [[GimmickLevel "Double CherryPass", Pass"]], for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** [[GimmickLevel "Double Cherry
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** "Beep Block Skyway" is a fun throwback to the space-themed levels that were hallmarks in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', and provides a more challenging take on the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Cookie Cogworks", for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** "Hands-On Hall" is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** "Mount Must Dash" and the "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
** "Cookie Cogworks", for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** "Hands-On Hall" is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** "Mount Must Dash" and the "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
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** [[BandLand "Beep Block Skyway" Skyway"]] is a fun throwback to the space-themed levels that were hallmarks in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', and provides a more challenging take on the Double Cherry powerup.
** [[LevelAte "CookieCogworks", Cogworks"]], for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** [[{{Wutai}} "Hands-OnHall" Hall"]] is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** [[MythologyGag "Mount MustDash" Dash"]] and the [[LevelInTheClouds "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" Starway/Skyway"]] levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
** [[LevelAte "Cookie
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* [[Awesome/VideoGameLevels Awesome Levels]]:
** "Super Bell Hill", for being the first level in the game and introducing the well-received Cat powerup.
** "Double Cherry Pass", for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Switch Scramble Circus" brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
** "Beep Block Skyway" is a fun throwback to the space-themed levels that were hallmarks in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', and provides a more challenging take on the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Cookie Cogworks", for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** "Hands-On Hall" is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** "Mount Must Dash" and the "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
** [[spoiler:"[[BrutalBonusLevel Champion's Road]]"]], despite its insane difficulty, is one of the most ingeniously-designed and satisfying levels in the entire ''Mario'' series. It helps that its difficulty never feels unfair, and instead serves as a true, final challenge for the player's abilities. [[spoiler:It also, very fittingly, uses a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]], which makes it even better.
** "Super Bell Hill", for being the first level in the game and introducing the well-received Cat powerup.
** "Double Cherry Pass", for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Switch Scramble Circus" brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
** "Beep Block Skyway" is a fun throwback to the space-themed levels that were hallmarks in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', and provides a more challenging take on the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Cookie Cogworks", for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** "Hands-On Hall" is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** "Mount Must Dash" and the "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
** [[spoiler:"[[BrutalBonusLevel Champion's Road]]"]], despite its insane difficulty, is one of the most ingeniously-designed and satisfying levels in the entire ''Mario'' series. It helps that its difficulty never feels unfair, and instead serves as a true, final challenge for the player's abilities. [[spoiler:It also, very fittingly, uses a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]], which makes it even better.
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* [[Awesome/VideoGameLevels Awesome Video Game Levels]]:
** "Super Bell Hill", for being the first level in the game and introducing the well-received Cat powerup.
** "Double Cherry Pass", for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Switch Scramble Circus" brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
** "Beep Block Skyway" is a fun throwback to the space-themed levels that were hallmarks in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', and provides a more challenging take on the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Cookie Cogworks", for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** "Hands-On Hall" is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** "Mount Must Dash" and the "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
** [[spoiler:"[[BrutalBonusLevel Champion's Road]]"]], despite its insane difficulty, is one of the most ingeniously-designed and satisfying levels in the entire ''Mario'' series. It helps that its difficulty never feels unfair, and instead serves as a true, final challenge for the player's abilities. [[spoiler:It also, very fittingly, uses a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]], which makes it even better.
** "Super Bell Hill", for being the first level in the game and introducing the well-received Cat powerup.
** "Double Cherry Pass", for introducing the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Switch Scramble Circus" brings a setting that rarely pops up in the ''Mario'' games, the circus/funfair one (the closest precedent in the platform canon was Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''). The visuals are very colorful, and the music is catchy. It becomes a first sample for later levels of this style, including boss arenas and [[spoiler:the map world that houses the FinalBoss battle]].
** "Beep Block Skyway" is a fun throwback to the space-themed levels that were hallmarks in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', and provides a more challenging take on the Double Cherry powerup.
** "Cookie Cogworks", for its colorful and tasty layout (sweet food). And it's surprisingly tricky, too.
** "Hands-On Hall" is an oddball level based on how people in the west often [[InterchangeableAsianCultures confuse Japanese and Chinese culture]]. Not only are its look and sound subtly hilarious, the whole level also has a dungeon-like quality to it that requires you to explore and solve puzzles to progress.
** "Mount Must Dash" and the "Honeycomb Starway/Skyway" levels should get special mention for being sendups to other genres: "Mount Must Dash" is a level based on ''VideoGame/MarioKart'', meanwhile the "Honeycomb Skyway/Starway" levels are based off of top-down shooters. Also, Starway and Skyway use a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme.
** [[spoiler:"[[BrutalBonusLevel Champion's Road]]"]], despite its insane difficulty, is one of the most ingeniously-designed and satisfying levels in the entire ''Mario'' series. It helps that its difficulty never feels unfair, and instead serves as a true, final challenge for the player's abilities. [[spoiler:It also, very fittingly, uses a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]], which makes it even better.
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* VindicatedByHistory: The game arrived at a time when fans were clamoring for a new sandbox 3D adventure akin to ''64'', ''Sunshine'', and the first ''Galaxy''; they felt that the newer game felt too similar to the presentation of the 2D ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' games, and thus the game's reveal garnered it some backlash as not being a "true" 3D Mario in the vein of the previous titles (while ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' showed similar characteristics, it being released on a handheld system and its novel 3D effects lessened the criticism). While it managed to win people over with later previews, being released on the failing Platform/WiiU console limited its reach. This was demonstrated on its opening week in the UK, where it was handily outsold by ''Videogame/{{Knack}}'', a [[DuelingGames dueling]] 3D platformer that doubled as a launch title for the Platform/PlayStation4 that had less-than-stellar reviews; resulting in [[MemeticMutation much mockery online]]. When it was re-released on the Switch after ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'', which finally filled the void of sandbox gameplay and original worlds, fans were much more receptive towards what it did provide--a surprisingly inventive campaign that offered [[SerialEscalation and played with]] plenty of new and [[TheBusCameBack old]] ideas in its level design, game mechanics, and characters; bolstered by the addition of four player cooperative play (a rarity for the 3D platformer genre). [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOdlJh_0u5s KingK's review]] gives a pretty good summary of this shift in perception.
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Galaxy 2 has only seven worlds, and that's counting the postgame bonus. I think technically Galaxy 1 has six "worlds" as well. And even Super Mario World (well, seven standard "worlds" and two bonus/secret worlds). Mario games having the final boss not be at World 8 has happened before, although rarely.
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* CaptainObviousReveal: To anyone who has ever played a ''Mario'' game before, it should come as no surprise that [[spoiler:the boss of World 7 is not the final boss. The game tries to fake players out by having a castle image in place of the number 7 and giving the world a lava/castle theme that's standard for a Mario endgame, but those who know that most Mario games have eight worlds aren't likely to be fooled]].
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* CaptainObviousReveal: To anyone who has ever played a most of the ''Mario'' game games before, it should come as no surprise that [[spoiler:the boss of World 7 is not the final boss. The game tries to fake players out by having a castle image in place of the number 7 and giving the world a lava/castle theme that's standard for a Mario endgame, but those who know that most Mario games have eight worlds aren't likely to be fooled]].
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** Fans were heavily divided between those who are happy with the revealed game as is and those who were disappointed and wanted a different kind of 3D ''Mario'' game like the ''Galaxy'' games. After the game's release, they're divided on whether or not the game deserves all the praise it's gotten, and whether or not it's as good as the [[ToughActToFollow Galaxy games]]. The release of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' calmed most of this divide, although fans of both sides agree that they would also love to see a new ''Galaxy'' game in the future.
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** Fans were heavily divided between those who are were happy with the revealed game as is and those who were disappointed and wanted a different kind of 3D ''Mario'' game like the ''Galaxy'' games. After the game's release, they're divided on whether or not the game deserves all the praise it's gotten, and whether or not it's as good as the [[ToughActToFollow Galaxy games]]. The release of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' calmed most of this divide, although and fans of both sides agree that they would also love to see a new ''Galaxy'' game alongside a follow-up to this game in the future.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Though having nothing to do with the quality of the game itself, some players didn't take kindly to this game being released instead of a new game with the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' style of gameplay and its adventurous/epic atmosphere. And others who prefer the explorational style of ''64'' and ''Sunshine'' weren't happy to see another console game take up the more linear style.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Though having nothing to do with the quality of the released game itself, some players didn't take kindly to this game being released instead of a new game with the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' style of gameplay and its adventurous/epic atmosphere. And others who prefer the explorational style of ''64'' and ''Sunshine'' weren't happy to see another console game take up the more linear style.
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** Some snippets of music can be heard [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3YCRAiizjo here]], as the music staff records it live. To say the least, it is amazing.
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** Some snippets of music can be heard [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3YCRAiizjo here]], as the music staff records it live. To say the least, it is amazing.
** Listen to the soundtrack [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz5gUls4mkX-AM61S5BeBt_UaxPvXF4iZ here!]]
** Listen to the soundtrack [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz5gUls4mkX-AM61S5BeBt_UaxPvXF4iZ here!]]
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** Some snippets of music can be heard [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3YCRAiizjo here]], as com/watch?v=iEYA7JtoRVM The Castle theme]], which returns from ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DLand'' completely remastered and rearranged with an orchestra. It is an epic foreboding theme that perfectly fits the music staff records it live. To say the least, it fearful atmosphere of castle levels. It was already great in its origin game and is amazing.
** Listen to the soundtrack [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz5gUls4mkX-AM61S5BeBt_UaxPvXF4iZ here!]]''even better'' here.
** Listen to the soundtrack [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz5gUls4mkX-AM61S5BeBt_UaxPvXF4iZ here!]]
** The music for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j013gslDr88 Fort Fire Bros.]] is a chilling super-catchy 80's style tune (that may bring contemporary cartoons to mind) that makes excellent use of a panflute.
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** The music for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j013gslDr88 Fort Fire Bros.]] is a super-catchy 80's style tune that makes excellent use of a panflute. It brings to mind the music and overall atmosphere of the old Mario cartoons.
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** The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony "The Planets" by [[Music/GustavHolst Gustav Holst]].
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** [[spoiler: The music played during the final part of the second phase of the Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony "The Planets" by [[Music/GustavHolst Gustav Holst]].]]
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The World 1 map music has been compared to an unbeat and faster [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Zelda's Lullaby]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The World 1 map music has been compared to an unbeat and faster [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Zelda's Lullaby]]. The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony [[Music/ThePlanets "The Planets"]] Planets" by [[Music/GustavHolst]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The World 1 map music has been compared to an unbeat and faster [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Zelda's Lullaby]]. The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony [[Music/ThePlanets "The Planets" Planets"]] by [[Creator/GustavHolst]].[[Music/GustavHolst]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The World 1 map music has been compared to an unbeat and faster [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Zelda's Lullaby]].
The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony "The Planets" by [[Creator/Gustav Holst]].
The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony "The Planets" by [[Creator/Gustav Holst]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The World 1 map music has been compared to an unbeat and faster [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Zelda's Lullaby]].
Lullaby]]. The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony "The Planets" by [[Creator/Gustav Holst]].[[Creator/GustavHolst]].
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The Final Boss music sounds a lot like the movement "Mars, The Bringer of War" from the symphony "The Planets" by [[Creator/Gustav Holst]].
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** The game is clearly a Hybrid 2D/3D ''Mario'' game, but should the game count as a "real 3D Mario" title as well or not? Fans are broken heavily on whether it should count or not. It has both multiple differences and similarities from the other console games like ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine'' or ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy''. [[WordOfGod Nintendo themselves]] consider ''3D World'', ''3D Land'', and the ''Galaxy'' games to be linear obstacle course-style games, while ''64'', ''Sunshine'', and ''Odyssey'' are open sandbox experiences.
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** The game is clearly a Hybrid 2D/3D ''Mario'' game, but should the game count as a "real 3D Mario" title as well or not? Fans are broken heavily on whether it should count or not. It has both multiple differences and similarities from the other console games like ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine'' or ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy''. [[WordOfGod Nintendo themselves]] consider ''3D World'', ''3D Land'', and the ''Galaxy'' games to be linear obstacle course-style games, while ''64'', ''Sunshine'', and ''Odyssey'' are open sandbox experiences.experiences, and officially describe ''3D World'' (and ''3D Land'') as a "Hybrid 3D game that plays like a 2D game".
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* SelfImposedChallenge: No-powerup runs and/or no-damage runs can add a bit of challenge to some of the levels.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: SelfImposedChallenge:
** No-powerup runs and/or no-damage runs can add a bit of challenge to some of thelevels.levels.
** It's been discovered that it's possible, albeit ''extraordinarily'' difficult, to beat the Wii U version of the game [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hs1VTGV1ZnE without jumping.]]
** No-powerup runs and/or no-damage runs can add a bit of challenge to some of the
** It's been discovered that it's possible, albeit ''extraordinarily'' difficult, to beat the Wii U version of the game [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hs1VTGV1ZnE without jumping.]]
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That just seems like a huge reach considering the lack of dialogue, especially since it's founded on Bowser hating Warp Pipes for some reason. Better left for the Fridge Horror tab or somewhere more speculative considering the game likely didn't have a huge message and just made the Bowser World just a typical Egopolis location
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Since there's little to no spoken dialogue in ''Super Mario 3D World'', it has a [[LuddWasRight deeper theme about transport]] in the background that's easy to overlook. Bowser seems to ''hate'' warp pipes in this game, and captures the Sprixie Princesses so he put them and their free-to-use [[PortalNetwork transport hub]], out of commission. He then sets up his own road and rail links generating enormous sums of coins, simultaneously giving rise to a "[[{{Egopolis}} Bowser theme-park world]]".
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** [[spoiler:"[[BrutalBonusLevel Champion's Road]]"]], despite its insane difficulty, is one of the most ingeniously-designed and satisfying levels in the entire ''Mario'' series. It helps that its difficulty never feels unfair, and instead serves as a true, final challenge for the player's abilities, [[spoiler:it also, very fittingly, using the remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]] makes it even better.
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** [[spoiler:"[[BrutalBonusLevel Champion's Road]]"]], despite its insane difficulty, is one of the most ingeniously-designed and satisfying levels in the entire ''Mario'' series. It helps that its difficulty never feels unfair, and instead serves as a true, final challenge for the player's abilities, [[spoiler:it abilities. [[spoiler:It also, very fittingly, using the uses a remix of the Gusty Garden Galaxy theme from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]] VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy]], which makes it even better.
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* IKnewIt:
** People actually guessed [[spoiler:a playable Rosalina]] after getting a look at a screenshot that showed outlines of all the possible stamps for use on Miiverse. That screenshot showed that there were five icons that resembled the player character icons used in the user interface (Player selection and life counter).
** People also guessed [[spoiler: Cat Bowser as the FinalBoss.]]
** The announcement of a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch port surprised no one, given that not only [[ContentLeak had it been leaked months prior]], but also that essentially every UsefulNotes/WiiU game was being ported to the console. The announcement of the Switch port happened several weeks after another Wii U game was announced to be coming to the Switch, that game being ''VideoGame/Pikmin3''.
** People actually guessed [[spoiler:a playable Rosalina]] after getting a look at a screenshot that showed outlines of all the possible stamps for use on Miiverse. That screenshot showed that there were five icons that resembled the player character icons used in the user interface (Player selection and life counter).
** People also guessed [[spoiler: Cat Bowser as the FinalBoss.]]
** The announcement of a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch port surprised no one, given that not only [[ContentLeak had it been leaked months prior]], but also that essentially every UsefulNotes/WiiU game was being ported to the console. The announcement of the Switch port happened several weeks after another Wii U game was announced to be coming to the Switch, that game being ''VideoGame/Pikmin3''.
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** Fans were heavily divided between those who are happy with the revealed game as is and those who were disappointed and wanted a different kind of 3D ''Mario'' game like the ''Galaxy'' games. After the game's release, they're divided on whether or not the game deserves all the praise it's gotten, and whether or not it's as good as the [[ToughActToFollow Galaxy games]].
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** Fans were heavily divided between those who are happy with the revealed game as is and those who were disappointed and wanted a different kind of 3D ''Mario'' game like the ''Galaxy'' games. After the game's release, they're divided on whether or not the game deserves all the praise it's gotten, and whether or not it's as good as the [[ToughActToFollow Galaxy games]]. The release of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' calmed most of this divide, although fans of both sides agree that they would also love to see a new ''Galaxy'' game in the future.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some players didn't take kindly to this game being released instead of a new game with the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' style of gameplay and its adventurous/epic atmosphere. And others who prefer the explorational style of ''64'' and ''Sunshine'' weren't happy to see another console game take up the more linear style.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some Though having nothing to do with the quality of the game itself, some players didn't take kindly to this game being released instead of a new game with the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' style of gameplay and its adventurous/epic atmosphere. And others who prefer the explorational style of ''64'' and ''Sunshine'' weren't happy to see another console game take up the more linear style.
