

Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters the secret Warp Pipe for the first time. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters the golden Boo statue's mouth for the first time. Mario must chase Shadow Mario throughout the park to get the Shine Sprite. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario rides the Yoshi-Go-Round for the first time. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters the Beach Cannon for the first time. After the battle he reveals his true identity, Bowser Jr. Mario must chase Shadow Mario to a circular pool, where he attacks using Mecha-Bowser. Mario must chase Shadow Mario around the back area of Gelato Beach to get the Shine Sprite. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters the Sand Portal for the first time. Mario must chase Shadow Mario over ships and steel girders to get the Shine Sprite. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters Ricco Tower for the first time. Mario must chase Shadow Mario around the Windmill Village to get the Shine Sprite. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters the Cliff Spring Cave for the first time. Shadow Mario arrives and takes FLUDD after Mario enters the Hillside Cave for the first time. Shadow Mario briefly appears in the level overview, but is never actually encountered. The levels in which he appears are as follows: A similar arrangement is used for Cosmic Mario in Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel. He uses a cover version of the Underground Theme from Super Mario Bros. He carries a Turbo Nozzle the first time and a Rocket Nozzle the second time, and defeating him unlocks those nozzles for use in Delfino Plaza.Īs found within the game files, Shadow Mario shares the same animations as Mario and Il Piantissimo, with some extra ones added to accommodate that the two (Piantissimo and Shadow Mario) are NPCs. Shadow Mario appears two more times afterward when enough Shine Sprites are collected. Defeating him unlocks Yoshi in several area episodes. If Mario waits 10 seconds after defeating Shadow Mario without talking to him, Shadow Mario transforms into a blue orb and teleport further away from Mario before restarting the chase.Īfter episode 4 of Pinna Park is completed, Shadow Mario appears in Bianco Square carrying a Yoshi Egg. Shadow Mario also takes FLUDD away during the third episode of Pianta Village, The Goopy Inferno and can be recovered near the end of the episode mission. FLUDD returns to Mario once the Shine Sprite at the end is collected. Also, whenever Mario enters a secret level area for the first time, Shadow Mario appears and takes FLUDD away. Shadow Mario appears in several other episodes as well, though with a minor role. Once all seven Shadow Mario episodes are completed, the entrance to Corona Mountain is opened, as well as Delfino Plaza becoming flooded. Shadow Mario appears in every seventh episode of every area and Mario must defeat him in order to collect the Shine Sprite he carries. Upon being defeated, he reveals his true identity as Bowser Jr., then takes off in a balloon to Corona Mountain with Princess Peach. Once Mario catches up with him, Shadow Mario summons Mecha-Bowser, the boss of the current mission. Shadow Mario's next major role in the game is when he kidnaps Princess Peach again, taking her to Pinna Park. series, the Koopalings are also capable of becoming Shadow Mario.

Gadd gave the Magic Paintbrush to Shadow Mario due to thinking that he was Mario. This is also supported in the Prima Games Guide for Super Mario Sunshine, which claims that E. It is unknown how Shadow Mario originally acquired the Magic Paintbrush, though it is suggested that Professor E. Later in the game, it is revealed that Shadow Mario is actually Bowser Jr., Bowser's son, masquerading as a Mario look-alike in order to steal Princess Peach and ruin Mario's reputation.
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He used this power to vandalize all of Isle Delfino with varying amounts of graffiti, thereby making Mario the main suspect in the trial held thereafter. With the brush, Shadow Mario can magically create large quantities of goop, which occasionally spawns lesser enemies. Shadow Mario wields the Magic Paintbrush, an invention designed by Professor E. Other traits that are unique to Shadow Mario include glowing red eyes when he is angry and a long, red tongue that he occasionally sticks out at Mario while taunting him. He is almost identical to Mario, with the primary difference being that his body is a translucent blue, appearing to have a liquid consistency. Shadow Mario (also known as ? in the Super Mario Sunshine instruction manual) is a doppelgänger of Mario and serves as the main antagonist of Super Mario Sunshine. “(Show that ball who's boss!) ” - Shadow Mario, Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour For other subjects with question marks as their names, see ?. For information about the block, see ? Block.
