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Revision as of 09:53, August 22, 2016
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Balloon Mario[1] (referred to as Floating Power for Super Mario 64 DS[2]) is a form of Mario first appearing in Super Mario World, and later appearing in Super Mario 64 DS. The former appearance requires the player to get a Power Balloon to obtain this form, and the latter requires a Power Flower.
History
Super Mario World
Mario or Luigi swells up like a balloon, causing him to hover in the air. They will gradually float upwards if not moved by the player, but is capable of moving in any direction for a limited amount of time. During this time, Yoshi cannot be ridden. Mario or Luigi will start to flash when the item is about to wear off, and once it does, they return to normal size and drop out of the air. The level Tubular in the Special World requires the player to continually pick up new Power Balloons to maintain flight while they make their way across the level.
If Mario or Luigi pass through a Giant Gate while under the form, they will gain a bonus Super Mushroom.
In the remake Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, a tempo of the game music is slightly decreased while Mario or Luigi is under the form.
Super Mario-Kun
Balloon Mario also appears in volume 6 of Super Mario-Kun, being featured in a single chapter. Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi are shown with these forms throughout the chapter.
Super Mario 64 DS
The form and its effects returned in Super Mario 64 DS where, upon picking up a Power Flower, Mario would inflate like a balloon and float. The control scheme for this transformation has been changed somewhat; Mario now gradually floats downwards instead of upwards, and has to be kept in the air by tapping the jump button, similar to swimming in 2D Mario games. Once again, he flashes when it is about to wear off and plummets when it does. The player can also automatically end the transformation at any time by Ground Pounding. Mario is the only character who is affected this way when he picks up the Power Flower.
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
Template:MoreImages In Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, Mario can walk into an air vent and become inflated. Luigi can grab onto Mario, allowing them to jump higher and slowly float down.
Gallery
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Mario under the effect of the Power Balloon in Super Mario World.
Small Mario version.
Balloon Luigi in the Super Mario World arc of the Kodansha Mario manga.
