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==Trivia== | |||
*The artwork for White Tanooki Mario for both games is a flipped version of the original artwork (with White Tanooki Mario instead of Tanooki Mario) | |||
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Revision as of 08:28, March 24, 2014
- Not to be confused with White Raccoon Mario.
White Tanooki Mario is a white lucent version of Tanooki Mario in Super Mario 3D Land.
When Mario loses five lives in a level, an Assist Block containing an Invincibility Leaf will appear. The block emits a tone to alert him of its presence. If Mario takes the Invincibility Leaf, he will become White Tanooki Mario, clad in a white and golden version of the Tanooki Suit. In this form, Mario is permanently invincible until he clears the level. After that, he reverts to the regular Tanooki Mario. Unlike in his invincible form, Mario cannot earn lives by defeating enemies. The player cannot obtain this form in levels he has already beaten or in any of the special worlds. Because of this, Luigi cannot obtain an Invincibility Leaf unless the player skips a level in a normal world (for example, by using a Warp Zone), or skips one of the optional "black ? block" levels in the first eight worlds.[1]
In New Super Mario Bros. 2, a transformation very similar to White Tanooki Mario known as White Raccoon Mario is present, except it is an invincible form of Raccoon Mario instead of Tanooki Mario.
White Tanooki Mario also appears in Super Mario 3D World. The Invincibility Leaf (now named Invincible Super Leaf) once again causes this transformation. Although the player still must lose five lives in a same course before the power up appears in the single-player mode, the number of lives lost before it appears during the multiplayer mode depends on the number of players (10, 15 and 20 in two, three and four players respectively.)
Gallery
Artwork from Super Mario 3D Land.
Artwork from Super Mario 3D World.
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- The artwork for White Tanooki Mario for both games is a flipped version of the original artwork (with White Tanooki Mario instead of Tanooki Mario)
References
Template:BoxTop Template:Mario's Transformations
