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[[Image:Cannonballs_.jpg|thumb|200px|Many '''Cannonballs''' in ''Super Mario Galaxy''.]]  
[[Image:Cannonballs_.jpg|thumb|200px|Many '''Cannonballs''' in ''Super Mario Galaxy''.]]  
'''Cannonballs''' are heavy metal spheres that are launched from [[cannon]]s at high speeds. [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] were able to stop the lethal shots by [[stomp]]ing them in mid-air; they could also be dodged relatively easily. They appear most prominently in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' where they are fired from cannons mounted on [[Bowser|Bowser's]] [[tank]]s, boats, and [[airship]]s.
'''Cannonballs''' are heavy metal spheres that are launched from [[cannon]]s at high speeds. [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] were able to stop the lethal shots by [[stomp]]ing them in mid-air; they could also be dodged relatively easily. They appear most prominently in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' where they are fired from cannons mounted on [[Bowser|Bowser's]] [[tank]]s, boats, and [[airship]]s. Giant Cannonballs also appear.


Cannonballs occasionally appeared in several episodes of ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]''.
Cannonballs occasionally appeared in several episodes of ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]''.
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Cannonballs reappear in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' with a more technological appearance. These newer projectiles sport a white line around their center and two yellow circles on opposite sides. In this most recent appearance cannonballs are still fired from cannons, most of which are located in the [[Battlerock Galaxy|Battlerock]] and [[Dreadnought Galaxy|Dreadnought]] Galaxies. One notable difference with these cannonballs is that rather than simply colliding with the hero they explode upon impact. This will knock down the victim and stun them for several seconds; it may also result in the unfortunate target being thrown off a platform or into a [[black hole]]. If the cannonballs are shot by a [[Star Bit]] the cannonball will somtimes explode into a [[coin]], but sometimes they will explode into nothing. Cannonballs were also used in [[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]] as a bros. item. It is the most powerful item for the first boss.
Cannonballs reappear in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' with a more technological appearance. These newer projectiles sport a white line around their center and two yellow circles on opposite sides. In this most recent appearance cannonballs are still fired from cannons, most of which are located in the [[Battlerock Galaxy|Battlerock]] and [[Dreadnought Galaxy|Dreadnought]] Galaxies. One notable difference with these cannonballs is that rather than simply colliding with the hero they explode upon impact. This will knock down the victim and stun them for several seconds; it may also result in the unfortunate target being thrown off a platform or into a [[black hole]]. If the cannonballs are shot by a [[Star Bit]] the cannonball will somtimes explode into a [[coin]], but sometimes they will explode into nothing. Cannonballs were also used in [[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]] as a bros. item. It is the most powerful item for the first boss.


In  "[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]", Cannonballs can be used to get Infinite 1-ups in the third airship by jumping from one cannonball to another without thouching the ground.
Cannonballs make another return in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', and they only appear in [[World 8]]'s airship. The giant cannonballs also return from [[Super Mario Bros. 3]]. Since the cannons are always found in a group, there is a high chance for the player to earn endless [[1-Up]]s by jumping on each cannonball consecutively without touching the ground.
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Revision as of 03:18, February 22, 2010

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Many Cannonballs in Super Mario Galaxy.

Cannonballs are heavy metal spheres that are launched from cannons at high speeds. Mario and Luigi were able to stop the lethal shots by stomping them in mid-air; they could also be dodged relatively easily. They appear most prominently in Super Mario Bros. 3 where they are fired from cannons mounted on Bowser's tanks, boats, and airships. Giant Cannonballs also appear.

Cannonballs occasionally appeared in several episodes of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3.

In the game Mario is Missing!, Luigi had to return the cannonball of the Emperor's Cannon to the Kremlin. It had been stolen by Koopa Troopas.

Cannonballs were again used in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, where they were fired at the Mario brothers by Gunner Guys in battle.

Cannonballs reappear in Super Mario Galaxy with a more technological appearance. These newer projectiles sport a white line around their center and two yellow circles on opposite sides. In this most recent appearance cannonballs are still fired from cannons, most of which are located in the Battlerock and Dreadnought Galaxies. One notable difference with these cannonballs is that rather than simply colliding with the hero they explode upon impact. This will knock down the victim and stun them for several seconds; it may also result in the unfortunate target being thrown off a platform or into a black hole. If the cannonballs are shot by a Star Bit the cannonball will somtimes explode into a coin, but sometimes they will explode into nothing. Cannonballs were also used in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time as a bros. item. It is the most powerful item for the first boss.

Cannonballs make another return in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, and they only appear in World 8's airship. The giant cannonballs also return from Super Mario Bros. 3. Since the cannons are always found in a group, there is a high chance for the player to earn endless 1-Ups by jumping on each cannonball consecutively without touching the ground.
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