Five galaxies are visited by the Daredevil Comet: Battlerock Galaxy, Ghostly Galaxy, Gusty Garden Galaxy, Deep Dark Galaxy, and Melty Molten Galaxy. Additionally, it removes all Life Mushrooms and coins from the level so that the player cannot gain more health or exploit a glitch to take damage without dying, and coins will not spawn from stomping enemies. The Daredevil Comet cuts Mario or Luigi's maximum health down to only one hit point, as opposed to the usual three (or six with a Life Mushroom). Galaxies marked with "+" next to their time limits have clocks scattered throughout the mission collecting one adds 10 seconds to the player's time limit. Unlike the first game, the timer disappears once the Power Star appears. Hightail Falls Speed Run has damaged platforms and meteors, and Masterpiece Speed Run has an entirely new planet not seen in the original star mission as part of the level. Unlike the previous game, the Speedy Comet in Super Mario Galaxy 2 can dramatically change the original level in addition to setting a time limit, e.g. A list of galaxies visited by it includes the Sky Station Galaxy, Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla, Hightail Falls Galaxy, Bowser's Lava Lair, Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy, Supermassive Galaxy, Bowser's Gravity Gauntlet, Throwback Galaxy, Bowser's Galaxy Generator, the Stone Cyclone Galaxy, and the Boss Blitz Galaxy. This comet also appears in Super Mario Galaxy 2. Certain galaxies such as the Fluffy Bluff Galaxy and Boo Moon Galaxy do not have Prankster Comets. Also, a Prankster Comet is always in orbit around a galaxy once unlocked, unlike in the first game, where completing a mission can move the Prankster Comet to another galaxy. Traveling to a galaxy with a comet in orbit opens up the comet Star mission, although the player may have the option to select a normal mission, unlike in the first game. Comets are now yellow if they give Power Stars, while green if they give Green Power Stars. ![]() Below, the Super Mario Galaxy 2 comets are grouped together based on the title of the mission they appear in. Galaxies under the influence of a Prankster Comet are given a generic symbol. In this game Prankster Comets with different effects are no longer considered different types of Comets. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Prankster Comets only appear once the player has collected a Comet Medal in a certain galaxy, as well as a certain number of those from other galaxies (and collected at least four Power Stars from World 3). All the Prankster Comets (except Purple Comets without time limits) also have their own music that plays during their missions. Once a Prankster Comet's star has been collected, its star becomes a selectable mission, only causing the comet to return to the corresponding galaxy at the player's request. While a Prankster Comet is in orbit of a galaxy, players need to completely restart the level each time they lose a life, instead of coming back at the last checkpoint. Its actions either remove all comets from orbiting in galaxies, remove some of them, or make some appear.īy completing the event, the player receives a Power Star. However, Comet Tico, who is positioned near the Terrace, can shuffle the comets between available galaxies if fed 20 Star Bits by the player. No option is given to choose "normal" levels. ![]() Also, when a Prankster Comet is in orbit, the player is forced to choose its level. Prankster Comets only appear in galaxies after a specific Power Star in any given galaxy is collected. The missions can only be done if the player travels to a galaxy with a Prankster Comet in orbit. They appear occasionally in the orbits of the 15 major galaxies, starting at the point when Mario or Luigi collects his 13th Power Star. In Super Mario Galaxy, there are five different types of Prankster Comets, each one a different color: red, white, blue, yellow, or purple. They affect galaxies by changing the gameplay of the level. Prankster Comets are special missions that appear in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. The Gold Leaf Galaxy currently being orbited by a Cosmic Comet
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