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==Boards==
==Boards==
===Gil Board in the [[Honeyhive Galaxy]]===
===Gil Board===
[[File:SMG Honyhive Gilboard.png|thumb|'''Gil Board'''.]]
[[File:SMG Honyhive Gilboard.png|thumb|'''Gil Board'''.]]
'''Gil Board''' is the first of the boards to be encountered. He is a signpost that tells Mario how to Wall Jump. He claims to be the "Famous Gil Board" and claims Mario knows him, although ''Super Mario Galaxy'' is the first appearance in which he has been specifically named. He appears in [[Honeyhive Galaxy]].
'''Gil Board''' is the first of the boards to be encountered. He is a signpost that tells Mario how to Wall Jump. He claims to be the "Famous Gil Board" and claims Mario knows him, although ''Super Mario Galaxy'' is the first appearance in which he has been specifically named. He appears in [[Honeyhive Galaxy]].


===Bill Board in the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]]===
===Bill Board===
[[File:Bill Board.png|thumb|left|'''Bill Board'''.]]
[[File:Bill Board.png|thumb|left|'''Bill Board'''.]]
'''Bill Board''' is the second board encountered, and the Board with the most appearances. He teaches [[Mario]] how to roll the [[Star Ball]] in the [[Rolling Green Galaxy]], [[Melty Molten Galaxy]] and [[Rolling Gizmo Galaxy]]. He also makes an appearance at the celebration in the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]]. Here, he tells Mario that he lives in a nice world, and that he would be able to enjoy it more if he wasn't a sign.
'''Bill Board''' is the second board encountered, and the Board with the most appearances. He teaches [[Mario]] how to roll the [[Star Ball]] in the [[Rolling Green Galaxy]], [[Melty Molten Galaxy]] and [[Rolling Gizmo Galaxy]]. He also makes an appearance at the celebration in the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]]. Here, he tells Mario that he lives in a nice world, and that he would be able to enjoy it more if he wasn't a sign.
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In ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', he appears in the [[Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy]], once again teaching Mario how to roll on the Star Ball.
In ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', he appears in the [[Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy]], once again teaching Mario how to roll on the Star Ball.


===Phil Board in the [[Bubble Breeze Galaxy]]===
===Phil Board===
[[File:SMG BB Philboard.png|thumb|right|'''Phil Board'''.]]
[[File:SMG BB Philboard.png|thumb|right|'''Phil Board'''.]]
'''Phil Board''' is the third board encountered. He teaches Mario how to move when he is in a [[Bubble]]. He appears in the [[Bubble Breeze Galaxy]] and [[Bubble Blast Galaxy]].
'''Phil Board''' is the third board encountered. He teaches Mario how to move when he is in a [[Bubble]]. He appears in the [[Bubble Breeze Galaxy]] and [[Bubble Blast Galaxy]].


===Jill Board in the [[Boo's Boneyard Galaxy]]===
===Jill Board===
[[File:SMG BB Jillboard.png|thumb|left|'''Jill Board'''.]]
[[File:SMG BB Jillboard.png|thumb|left|'''Jill Board'''.]]
'''Jill Board''' is the fourth and final board to be encountered. She reminds Mario how to control his [[Boo Mario]] form. Her only appearances are in [[Boo's Boneyard Galaxy]] and [[Ghostly Galaxy]], where she only speaks to Mario when he is in Boo form. If Mario talks to her in [[Ghostly Galaxy]] while not in [[Boo Mario]] form, the text that instead says "(This is written in Booish)", which might mean that the Boards have writing on them, even though they can speak.
'''Jill Board''' is the fourth and final board to be encountered. She reminds Mario how to control his [[Boo Mario]] form. Her only appearances are in [[Boo's Boneyard Galaxy]] and [[Ghostly Galaxy]], where she only speaks to Mario when he is in Boo form. If Mario talks to her in [[Ghostly Galaxy]] while not in [[Boo Mario]] form, the text that instead says "(This is written in Booish)", which might mean that the Boards have writing on them, even though they can speak.

Revision as of 11:44, March 16, 2013

Your world's a great place! If you need a sign, I'm your guy!”
Bill Board, Super Mario Galaxy


The Boards in the Super Mario Galaxy games are four sentient signposts capable of speech. In Super Mario Galaxy, they tell Mario how to perform a particular move each time he meets them. Some boards appear in multiple locations, but their ability to transport themselves is not explored. The names of all four are puns on "billboard". The boards also appear in Super Mario Galaxy 2 with the same role as in the first game. In the Supermassive Galaxy, rather large boards appear on the first planet.

Boards

Gil Board

Gil Board is the first of the boards to be encountered. He is a signpost that tells Mario how to Wall Jump. He claims to be the "Famous Gil Board" and claims Mario knows him, although Super Mario Galaxy is the first appearance in which he has been specifically named. He appears in Honeyhive Galaxy.

Bill Board

Bill Board is the second board encountered, and the Board with the most appearances. He teaches Mario how to roll the Star Ball in the Rolling Green Galaxy, Melty Molten Galaxy and Rolling Gizmo Galaxy. He also makes an appearance at the celebration in the Grand Finale Galaxy. Here, he tells Mario that he lives in a nice world, and that he would be able to enjoy it more if he wasn't a sign.

In Super Mario Galaxy 2, he appears in the Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy, once again teaching Mario how to roll on the Star Ball.

Phil Board

Phil Board is the third board encountered. He teaches Mario how to move when he is in a Bubble. He appears in the Bubble Breeze Galaxy and Bubble Blast Galaxy.

Jill Board

Jill Board is the fourth and final board to be encountered. She reminds Mario how to control his Boo Mario form. Her only appearances are in Boo's Boneyard Galaxy and Ghostly Galaxy, where she only speaks to Mario when he is in Boo form. If Mario talks to her in Ghostly Galaxy while not in Boo Mario form, the text that instead says "(This is written in Booish)", which might mean that the Boards have writing on them, even though they can speak.

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