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Pianta Village is built on a huge crater in the branches of a titanic palm tree to protect it from predators; in fact, the highest point on Isle Delfino that [[Mario]] can reach is located in this area, atop one of the giant trees. The village is also home to another special tree, which bears all the fruits (except the [[Pepper]]) of Isle Delfino. The player will start at the end of a bridge, and crossing it will lead into the village itself. During some episodes, [[Wind Spirit]]s will appear as Mario crosses. The village consists of many square structures and giant [[Mushroom Platform]]s. There are many ledges within the village and a large tree is growing out of the center. In the back of the village is a large spa. ย 
Pianta Village is built on a huge crater in the branches of a titanic palm tree to protect it from predators; in fact, the highest point on Isle Delfino that [[Mario]] can reach is located in this area, atop one of the giant trees. The village is also home to another special tree, which bears all the fruits (except the [[Pepper]]) of Isle Delfino. The player will start at the end of a bridge, and crossing it will lead into the village itself. During some episodes, [[Wind Spirit]]s will appear as Mario crosses. The village consists of many square structures and giant [[Mushroom Platform]]s. There are many ledges within the village and a large tree is growing out of the center. In the back of the village is a large spa. ย 


The village's underside is composed of more mushrooms, including a [[Mushroom Trampoline|Jump Mushroom]]. The ceiling in this area is made of bamboo platforms, [[Chain-Link|bamboo screen]]s, and catwalks. Wind Spirits are also lurking down there, and will attempt to attack Mario if he's nearby.
The village's underside is composed of more mushrooms, including a [[Mushroom Trampoline|Jump Mushroom]]. The ceiling in this area is made of bamboo platforms, [[Chain-Link|metal screen]]s, and catwalks. Wind Spirits are also lurking down there, and will attempt to attack Mario if he's nearby.


This level is unique in that the time changes between day and night. Odd-numbered episodes take place at night, while even-numbered episodes are during the day.
This level is unique in that the time changes between day and night. Odd-numbered episodes take place at night, while even-numbered episodes are during the day.

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