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[[File:SMG Shrinking Tiles.png|thumb|Shrinking Tiles in the [[Hurry-Scurry Galaxy]]]]
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[[File:SMG2 Mario Squared Luigis Purple Coin Chaos.png|thumb|Shrinking Tiles in the [[Mario Squared Galaxy]]]]
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{{quote|The floor {{color|falls away when you step on it|blue}}! Be careful!|Hint Toad|Super Mario Galaxy}}
{{quote|The floor {{color|falls away when you step on it|blue}}! Be careful!|Hint Toad|Super Mario Galaxy}}
'''Shrinking Tiles'''{{ref needed}} or '''shrinking platforms'''<ref>Black, Fletcher. ''Super Mario Galaxy'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide, pg 120.</ref><ref>Browne, Catherine. 2010. ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' Prima Premiere Edition Guide, pg 249.</ref> are tiles with a green checkerboard-like design found in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. When [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] step on them, they will immediately start to shrink. Eventually, the tile will disappear, leaving only the metal frame around it. Some planets are entirely made up of Shrinking Tiles. Shrinking Tile Planets are used for placing [[note]]s all around the planet itself (making it hard for Mario to collect them all since the tiles quickly disappear). Shrinking Tiles are mostly used in areas where Mario must walk carefully to avoid falling, but the player must also go quicker to avoid falling through the tile itself. Player 2 can help in Co-star Mode by freezing the tile after Mario has stepped on it; however, the tile will start to shrink once Player 2 lets go. Shrinking Tiles can be found in several Galaxies, including [[Hurry-Scurry Galaxy]], [[Sea Slide Galaxy]], [[Toy Time Galaxy]], and [[Mario Squared Galaxy]].
'''Shrinking platforms'''<ref>Black, Fletcher. ''Super Mario Galaxy'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide, pg 120.</ref><ref>Browne, Catherine. 2010. ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' Prima Premiere Edition Guide, pg 249.</ref> are platforms with a green checkerboard-like design found in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. When [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] step on them, they immediately begin to shrink. Eventually, the platform disappears, leaving only the metal frame around it. Shrinking platforms are mostly used in areas where Mario must walk carefully to avoid falling, but quick enough to avoid falling through. Some planets are entirely made up of shrinking platforms. The objective of these planets are to collects all of the [[note]]s around the planet itself before all of the shrinking platforms disappear. Player 2 can help in Co-star Mode by freezing the platform after Mario has stepped on it, though the platform starts to shrink once Player 2 lets go. Shrinking platforms can be found in several galaxies, including [[Hurry-Scurry Galaxy]], [[Sea Slide Galaxy]], [[Toy Time Galaxy]], and [[Mario Squared Galaxy]].


Shrinking Tiles make a reappearance in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]'' in the Special Minigame [[Galaxy Rally]]. Four of them of equal size compose the court. After the ball bounces on a tile, the tile disappears, making that section temporarily out of play. However, if the ball bounces on another tile, that tile disappears while the previous tile reappears. The number of tiles missing from the court can go from 1 to 3 as the game progresses.
[[File:Galaxyrally.png|thumb|left|Shrinking platforms in Galaxy Rally]]
Shrinking platforms make a reappearance in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]'' in the Special Minigame [[Galaxy Rally]]. Four of them of equal size compose the court. After the ball bounces on a platform, it disappears, making that section temporarily out of play. However, if the ball bounces on another platform, that platform disappears while the previous one reappears. The number of platforms missing from the court can go from 1 to 3 as the game progresses.
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Revision as of 21:10, April 9, 2022

Hurry-Scurry Galaxy
Mario Squared Galaxy
Shrinking platforms in the Hurry-Scurry Galaxy and Mario Squared Galaxy respectively
“The floor falls away when you step on it! Be careful!”
Hint Toad, Super Mario Galaxy

Shrinking platforms[1][2] are platforms with a green checkerboard-like design found in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. When Mario or Luigi step on them, they immediately begin to shrink. Eventually, the platform disappears, leaving only the metal frame around it. Shrinking platforms are mostly used in areas where Mario must walk carefully to avoid falling, but quick enough to avoid falling through. Some planets are entirely made up of shrinking platforms. The objective of these planets are to collects all of the notes around the planet itself before all of the shrinking platforms disappear. Player 2 can help in Co-star Mode by freezing the platform after Mario has stepped on it, though the platform starts to shrink once Player 2 lets go. Shrinking platforms can be found in several galaxies, including Hurry-Scurry Galaxy, Sea Slide Galaxy, Toy Time Galaxy, and Mario Squared Galaxy.

Shrinking platforms in Galaxy Rally

Shrinking platforms make a reappearance in Mario Tennis Open in the Special Minigame Galaxy Rally. Four of them of equal size compose the court. After the ball bounces on a platform, it disappears, making that section temporarily out of play. However, if the ball bounces on another platform, that platform disappears while the previous one reappears. The number of platforms missing from the court can go from 1 to 3 as the game progresses.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 崩落パネル
Hōraku Paneru
Collapsing Panel

German Fall-Panel
Case Panel

References

  1. ^ Black, Fletcher. Super Mario Galaxy Prima Official Game Guide, pg 120.
  2. ^ Browne, Catherine. 2010. Super Mario Galaxy 2 Prima Premiere Edition Guide, pg 249.