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level difficulty: Same as Level 2, but the other hand closes. The object is a fish or a banana. The game is based around a relay race to fit into the Sports

Its name comes from "pesce," the Italian word for fish. The Pesce resembles both a large piranha fish and a mouse. When Wario is underwater, the Pesce will

Super Mario Galaxy. The galaxy consists of one large planet shaped like a fish with a wide open mouth that has stalagmites resembling teeth. The majority

been covered in electric goop once again. As soon as the player enters the level, the hotel manager will tell Mario that the electric goop is back and

flippers on pinball machines, they push metal balls backward, producing some electric discharge when hit. If a racer collides with a flipper, they crash. von

and cause the player to lose. Also, the character must not fly too low or a fish may eat him. 1st level difficulty: There are only two sparkling fires in

microgames in WarioWare: Move It! The name is based on a term meaning to throw fish back into the water after catching it. The player controls a giant who has

“Ever since those big eels showed up, we haven't caught ANY fish!” —Penguru, Super Mario Galaxy The Drip Drop Galaxy is a galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy

each other, and must do two short moves. The swimmer in the middle has a fish-shaped head, as revealed upon failure. 3rd level difficulty: The swimmers

paper-thin...floating silhouette. It came and covered the hotel grounds in this electric goop.” —Hotel manager, Super Mario Sunshine Phantamanta, originally known

cover a slab of bacon by grinding six times. Level 2: The player must cover a fish on a stone slab by grinding four times. For multiplayer, players must cover

players. If the fish grabs a player in its mouth, the player is dragged below the water and loses a life. This is the third time the fish has appeared in

following five levels, in order of: Tidal Trouble, Bazza's Blockade, Floodlit Fish, Pot Hole Panic, and lastly Poisonous Pipeline. In addition, Enguarde fights

touching the power-up. On the Banzai Bill Planet, if the player touches an electric rail after losing two wedges of health, they will pass through it without

the correct flag in a certain amount of time or raises the wrong flag, the fish will get Wario, and the player loses. There is a boy on a beach with the

page 61. "If you jump as soon as you see the fish pop up, you will avoid their attacks. If you’re hit by a fish, you’ll roll back to the beginning." Brady

Spin Jump and crashing into Bowser Jr. by trying to shove him into the electric rails. The player must shake the Wii Remote in order to use this attack

preparing food). After discovering Luigi and Gooigi in his kitchen, he drops the fish he was flipping and angrily confronts them. Chef Soulfflé wields a frying

Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!. The Knautilus is a green fish-shaped vehicle and is where the second and final boss battle against Baron

Mario Sunshine, where Nokis are seen riding them in the episode The Red Coin Fish. They are harmless, as bumping into them does not hurt Mario. In Donkey Kong