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[[Image:Course8.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A '''Crazed Crate''' in [[Big Boo's Haunt]].]] | [[Image:Course8.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A '''Crazed Crate''' in [[Big Boo's Haunt]].]] | ||
A '''Crazed Crate''' is a box found in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. | A '''Crazed Crate'''<ref>"Grabbing a Crazed Crate in a course like Lethal Lava Land would seem to be an insane thing to do, given that there's a good chance the crate will take you for a wild ride out into the lava." ''Super Mario 64 Nintendo Player's Guide'' by ''[[Nintendo Power]]'', page 63.</ref><ref>"Be careful when you grab the Crazed Crate at the beginning of the course. It can take you out into the quicksand if you grab it from the wrong angle." ''Super Mario 64 Nintendo Player's Guide'', page 69.</ref> is a box found in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. | ||
A Crazed Crate is a beige box, similar in appearance to a [[Cork Block]], with the same worried face on each side of it. If [[Mario]] grabs a Crazed Crate, the box bounces around three times in the direction Mario is facing, with the plumber holding on. The [[Jump|jumps]] get progressively higher. After the last jump, the crate explodes and five [[Coin]]s appear. Crazed Crates can also bounce off of walls, which will not count as one of the three bounces. Crazed Crates appear in [[Big Boo's Haunt]], [[Tall Tall Mountain]], [[Lethal Lava Land]], and [[Shifting Sand Land]]. In all levels listed, only one appears, except for Shifting Sand Land, where there are two. | A Crazed Crate is a beige box, similar in appearance to a [[Cork Block]], with the same worried face on each side of it. If [[Mario]] grabs a Crazed Crate, the box bounces around three times in the direction Mario is facing, with the plumber holding on. The [[Jump|jumps]] get progressively higher. After the last jump, the crate explodes and five [[Coin]]s appear. Crazed Crates can also bounce off of walls, which will not count as one of the three bounces. Crazed Crates appear in [[Big Boo's Haunt]], [[Tall Tall Mountain]], [[Lethal Lava Land]], and [[Shifting Sand Land]]. In all levels listed, only one appears, except for Shifting Sand Land, where there are two. | ||
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They return for a cameo in the ''[[Mario Party 2]]'' board, [[Bowser Land]]. | They return for a cameo in the ''[[Mario Party 2]]'' board, [[Bowser Land]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:08, May 12, 2015
A Crazed Crate[1][2] is a box found in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS.
A Crazed Crate is a beige box, similar in appearance to a Cork Block, with the same worried face on each side of it. If Mario grabs a Crazed Crate, the box bounces around three times in the direction Mario is facing, with the plumber holding on. The jumps get progressively higher. After the last jump, the crate explodes and five Coins appear. Crazed Crates can also bounce off of walls, which will not count as one of the three bounces. Crazed Crates appear in Big Boo's Haunt, Tall Tall Mountain, Lethal Lava Land, and Shifting Sand Land. In all levels listed, only one appears, except for Shifting Sand Land, where there are two.
Many Crazed Crates also appear in a Mario Party minigame called Box Mountain Mayhem where the player has to break all of the Cork Blocks to get Coins; however, if they hit a Crazed Crate, the player does not get a Coin and is moved away from the blocks. These crates are called Whomp Boxes.
They return for a cameo in the Mario Party 2 board, Bowser Land.
References
- ^ "Grabbing a Crazed Crate in a course like Lethal Lava Land would seem to be an insane thing to do, given that there's a good chance the crate will take you for a wild ride out into the lava." Super Mario 64 Nintendo Player's Guide by Nintendo Power, page 63.
- ^ "Be careful when you grab the Crazed Crate at the beginning of the course. It can take you out into the quicksand if you grab it from the wrong angle." Super Mario 64 Nintendo Player's Guide, page 69.
