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{{articleabout|the holes found in ''Super Mario Sunshine''|the ''Game & Watch'' game of the same name|[[Manhole (Game & Watch)]]}} | {{articleabout|the holes found in ''Super Mario Sunshine''|the ''Game & Watch'' game of the same name|[[Manhole (Game & Watch)]]}} | ||
[[Image:SMSunshine SewerPlate.jpg|thumb|'''Manhole''' artwork from ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.]] | [[Image:SMSunshine SewerPlate.jpg|thumb|'''Manhole''' artwork from ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.]] | ||
'''Manholes''' are covered holes that are located in various places in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. The majority are found in [[Delfino Plaza]], while a few are located in [[Ricco Harbor]]. Manholes lead to the intricate underground | '''Manholes''' are covered holes that are located in various places in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. The majority are found in [[Delfino Plaza]], while a few are located in [[Ricco Harbor]]. Manholes lead to the intricate underground sewer system, and can lead [[Mario]] to places he cannot access aboveground, as well as to [[coin]]s and other [[items]]. To access it, Mario must [[Ground Pound]] while over a manhole. The manhole covers, which have a sun on them originally, flip when Ground Pounded, revealing a moon. When underground, a remix of the underground theme from ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' plays. To get out of a manhole, Mario must jump below a manhole cover. Manhole covers can also be seen in the Delfino Plaza stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' but they serve no purpose. | ||
In other games, they are used by [[Rocky Wrench]]es as shelter. | In other games, they are used by [[Rocky Wrench]]es as shelter. | ||
Revision as of 12:40, November 28, 2014
Manholes are covered holes that are located in various places in Super Mario Sunshine. The majority are found in Delfino Plaza, while a few are located in Ricco Harbor. Manholes lead to the intricate underground sewer system, and can lead Mario to places he cannot access aboveground, as well as to coins and other items. To access it, Mario must Ground Pound while over a manhole. The manhole covers, which have a sun on them originally, flip when Ground Pounded, revealing a moon. When underground, a remix of the underground theme from Super Mario Bros. plays. To get out of a manhole, Mario must jump below a manhole cover. Manhole covers can also be seen in the Delfino Plaza stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl but they serve no purpose.
In other games, they are used by Rocky Wrenches as shelter.
Trivia
- Although Manholes are not seen in Noki Bay, the underground theme is also played when Mario walks through hidden tunnels inside the cliffs.
