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[[Image:Shooting_star_summit.PNG|frame|right|''[[Paper Mario]]''s Shooting Star Summit]]
'''Mega Goomba''' is the boss of World 4 in ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]''


Before the battle, a regular [[Goomba]] gains access to a [[Mega Mushroom]] and becomes Mega Goomba. [[Mario]] must defeat this boss to acquire the key that provides access to World 5.
The place where all wishes are granted in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. [[Mario]], [[Mallow]] and [[Geno]] travel here for a [[Star Piece]]. You can examine the fallen stars here to hear peoples' wishes.  


To defeat Mega Goomba, Mario must activate a switch, causing two platforms to appear. When Mario stands on the platform, it will elevate in the air. From there, Mario can either [[Wall Jump]], or [[Jump]] directly on top of the Mega Goomba. For the attack to be successful, Mario must [[Ground Pound]] the Goomba (unless he is Mega Mario).
It reappears in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' as Shooting Star Summit and ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' as Star Hill. [[Star Shrine]] is inside Star Hill in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. The Japanese name is Falling Star Hill.  


Once Mario hits the Mega Goomba three times, the Goomba will die, and Mario can get the key to World 5.
==Area Tattles==
* This place feels strange and mysterious, doesn't it? If we go east from here, we'll eventually get to Shooting Star Summit.


This Goomba originated in the very first previews of New SMB or as it was called back then, Super Mario Bros. DS in which it was a normal level enemy goomba until it was caught in contact with a [[Super Mushroom]] which made him the same size as he was in the current game. This new and innovative feature was taken out for unknown reasons. Possibly due to the game being extremely hard if certain enemies turned mega.
* This is Shooting Star Summit. Stars are really...uh, shooting. People say that this place, like no other, reaches up and embraces the sky.  


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* This is the house of an amazingly gorgeous woman, the fortune-teller [[Merluvlee]]. [[Merlow]], who collects [[Star Piece]]s, also lives here. This house pulses with psychic power. Can you feel it? It feels...weird. It feels like I'm floating on some kind of spiritual cushion.
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Revision as of 21:41, October 19, 2006

The place where all wishes are granted in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Mario, Mallow and Geno travel here for a Star Piece. You can examine the fallen stars here to hear peoples' wishes.

It reappears in Paper Mario as Shooting Star Summit and Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time as Star Hill. Star Shrine is inside Star Hill in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. The Japanese name is Falling Star Hill.

Area Tattles

  • This place feels strange and mysterious, doesn't it? If we go east from here, we'll eventually get to Shooting Star Summit.
  • This is Shooting Star Summit. Stars are really...uh, shooting. People say that this place, like no other, reaches up and embraces the sky.
  • This is the house of an amazingly gorgeous woman, the fortune-teller Merluvlee. Merlow, who collects Star Pieces, also lives here. This house pulses with psychic power. Can you feel it? It feels...weird. It feels like I'm floating on some kind of spiritual cushion.

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