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Revision as of 04:17, August 23, 2021

Template:Item-infobox The Invincibility Leaf (also called Invincible Super Leaf[1] or Gold Leaf[2]) is a power-up that first appeared in Super Mario 3D Land. This power-up is an enhanced version of the Super Leaf, colored gold and white instead of the usual brown tones, giving the user the additional power of permanent invincibility in the level it is found in.

History

Mario kart tour

mario kart tour have a items called leaf

Super Mario Bros. u deluxe

Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

The Invincibility Leaf also appears in Super Mario 3D World, referred to as the Invincible Super Leaf on the website, as well as the Gold Leaf in the Prima game guide. It again turns players into the White Tanooki form. The Assist Block functions as it did in New Super Mario Bros. 2, but the number of lost lives needed to make it appear is based on the number of players: 6 for one player, 12 for two, 18 for three, and 24 for four. Furthermore, the Invincibility Leaf cannot be used in Champion's Road.

The Invincibility Leaf reprises its role in Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. However, when compared to the new Invincibility Bell, the latter takes priority over it. This consequently makes this game the first to let the player hold the Invincibility Leaf in the Item Storage; completing the course or losing a life will convert it into a Super Leaf.

Profiles

Super Mario 3D Land

  • Electronic manual bio: "Turns you into Tanooki Mario with unlimited invincibility."

New Super Mario Bros. 2

  • North American website bio: "Having a tough run? If you fall five times in a stage, a block appears to give you this leaf. White Raccoon Mario is invincible, and his P-Meter fills up lightning fast. That should do the trick!"

Super Mario 3D World

  • North American website bio: "Get past tough levels with the help of a Tanooki power-up and invincibility to attacks."

Gallery

See also

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese [3][4]
Muteki Konoha
Invincibility Leaf

Chinese (simplified) 无敌树叶[5]
Wúdí Shùyè
Invincibility Leaf

Chinese (traditional) 無敵樹葉[6][7]
Wúdí Shùyè
Invincibility Leaf

Dutch Onoverwinnelijkheidsblaadje
Unconquerability Leaf. The suffix -je denotes a diminutive.
Italian Foglia Invincibile
Invincible Leaf
Portuguese (NOE) Folha de Invencibilidade
Folha da Invencibilidade
Invincibility Leaf
Russian Лист непобедимости
List nepobedimosti
Invincibility leaf

Spanish Hoja de Invencibilidad
Invincibility Leaf

References