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The mixture of familiar setpieces in this course is justified, because the remaining secret area ("Secret of the Underside Village" in Pianta Village) is also the last, and uses a gimmick that is frequent in the normal level episodes (Chucksters's throws) but is never seen in obstacle courses until then. Later on, closer to the end, there are flipping rectangular blocks like those that would be seen in Ricco Harbor's "Episode 4: The Secret of Ricco Tower". For example, the beginning features a flipping wooden platform like one that a player would have seen in Bianco Hills' "Episode 6: The Secret of the Dirty Lake".

All the Worlds Are a Stage: The "Shell Secret" obstacle course in Noki Bay (Episode 6) utilizes sections of almost every secret area that a player would realistically have visited prior, albeit not in order.

Crashing will get Mario instantly killed, but if he simply doesn't finish the race in time, Mario will just be transported back to the hub world. An exception is the Ricco Harbor Blooper Race.

All or Nothing: If Mario fails in the Balloon game at Pinna Park or loses any of the Il Piantissimo races, he will lose a life.

Mario can go through it to get into some locked hotel rooms, which is required in Episode 3 to get the Shine Sprite.

Air-Vent Passageway: Sirena Beach's Hotel Delfino has a very spacious air vent system in the ceiling above the third floor.

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most of the time, he can easily create a wet patch in front of him almost anywhere, letting him slide around much faster than by walking around.

Advanced Movement Technique: The fastest way to move around is to do a dive into a wet surface, which will cause Mario to slide around on his belly (much further and longer than you'd expect).

Accordion to Most Sailors: The Port Town hub world Delfino Plaza prominently features the accordion in its music.

You can use them as a shortcut to get around town.

The sewers of Delfino Plaza are just large enough for Mario to walk around in.

Ricco Harbor's sewers are very open, so much so that a Blooper race with large obstacles is held down there in Episode 2.

Essentially acting only as an Excuse Plot to justify why Mario has to clean up the island.

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Aborted Arc: The very plotline that kickstarted the game (Mario gets framed for Shadow Mario and has to clear his name after being arrested and sentenced to clean the island) is all but essentially dropped after the prologue and barely gets brought up again afterwards once you have access to the full plaza.

TROPE-ICAL ISLAND: THE TROPICAL TROPE-LISTING TRAIL:

Originally released on Nintendo GameCube in 2002, the game got an Updated Re-release on Nintendo Switch as a part of Super Mario 3D All-Stars for the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. Overall, this was the 3D Mario to break away from the "Mario formula" the most tellingly, classic enemies like the Goombas and regular Koopa Troopas are nowhere to be found, and since it all takes place on a tropical island, Mario's nowhere near the Mushroom Kingdom.

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Subsequent games in the main series have returned to dialogue boxes, along with voiced sound effects. Notably features full voice-acted dialogue for all the main characters except Mario. Wacky hijinks ensue, Peach gets kidnapped yet again, Bowser turns out to be behind it all, and he now has a son to boot. He is put on trial, found guilty, and is ordered to clean up the graffiti and recover the Shine Sprites but fortunately, to help with the cleaning, Mario uses a water cannon/jetpack contraption called FLUDD. Everyone's favorite plumber is promptly arrested as he arrives, falsely accused of vandalizing the island. The culprit is a guy who looks suspiciously like Mario. Additionally, the Shine Sprites that power the island have disappeared. When they arrive at scenic Isle Delfino, they find that the place has been polluted and plastered with graffiti.

Everyone's favorite plucky plumber, Princess Peach, five Toads ( Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, and Purple) and Toadsworth go on a vacation.