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This thread will explain why Power Stars are Low 2-C (thanks to datonedweeb btw) and please read all of the thread
First we have this:
- "Without a second thought, Mario jumps at the painting. As he is drawn into it, another world opens before his very eyes."
We all know that bowser created worlds within paintings and walls.
Now, when you're usually saying "another" something, you are comparing it to something similar.
So Mario's world and the painting worlds are similar in size and so on
But the definition of world can depend on the context, it can mean mean many things.But in fact,
we can visually see a sun in the sky, already proving it's much larger than a planet or a country.
And as stated by wiggler there are stars at night.
- "I don't really need it anymore, anyway-- I can see the stars through my ceiling at night."
Once again proving that the term world does not simply mean planet here. However, there is more evidence as to how the word "world" means universe in context, and I will get to that.
- "Bowser stole the Power Stars that protected the castle and hid them away in magical painting worlds."
- "It is assumed that Bowser, with the power of the Stars at his disposal, intends to extend his reach over the real world."
- "One school of thought believes that Bowser will turn Peach and her entourage into a sort of zombie army, then let them lose on our world."
- "A competing theory suggests that Bowser will simply extend his painting worlds so that they encompass all of reality."
As we see, They're keeping referring to the paintings as "worlds". Now when they talk about Mario's world, let's look at the terms. "The real world", "our world", and "all of reality". All of these are used as synonyms for the general term "world".
As stated by the universe standards, I quote:
- "If they're stated to mirror "The Universe" or "Our Universe" or "The Real World", they would refer to being universes."
The term real world can mean universe, so that is another plus to the term world being universe. Additionally "all of reality" would 100% have to refer to as universe. So this means they do refer to the word "world" as universe, and that is what they keep calling Bowser's paintings. Thus the term "another world" in 64 means another universe. However this isn't all of my evidence either.
- "When Mario, who received a letter from Princess Peach, arrived at the castle, it was strangely quiet. As he went inside the castle, Bowser's laughter echoed out of nowhere. Thus begins an adventure to save Princess Peach on worldwide levels inside the paintings. A 3D action game of the Super Mario series released at the same time as the NINTENDO 64 console. The introduction of the analog Control Stick set a new standard for later games in the series."
According to the official Cambridge and Oxford dictionaries, the term "worldwide" can also mean universal. Used as supporting evidence.
- "Three well-timed Pound-the-Ground stomps will put Big Boo back in his extra-dimensional place."
Big Boo was stated to come from an extra-dimensional place, which would be Big Boo's Haunt as that is where the battle takes place. The term "extra-dimensional" would also mean universe at least.
- "If you sink with your head, you won't be able to breath. The black places are very dangerous!! They are infinite underworlds!"
So in Shifting Sand Land, that world is stated to be infinite in size, which can indeed support or even outright mean universe. There's also another mention for it.
- "The clock tower has no bottom: that's the pits. And the pendulums swing back and forth, threating to knock Mario into the endless abyss."
A synonym for the word "infinite" is used again. Tick Tock Clock was stated to have no bottom and has an endless abyss. Going back to the universe standards:
- "If the size of the realms described has having infinite sizes or other synonyms, that should strongly indicate them being universes."
With all of this in mind, this should be enough evidence that these worlds are universes since they're consistently described infinite in size. However, one last argument I can add is that each world runs on separate time.
Going back to what Wiggler stated, he says he can see the stars at night. This means a day and night cycle exists, meaning there is a passage of time. This is also supported by the Hoot.
- "Whooo's there? Whooo woke me up? It's still daylight-- I should be sleeping!"
This means there is indeed a passage of time in these worlds. Now, we know their flow of time runs differently due to the background. It is daytime at the Mushroom Kingdom and in some levels. However, certain stages such as Big Boo's Haunt, Mario World (yes that is the name), and Wet Dry World have each displayed a different time of day.
So we know that these paintings are referred to as different worlds, be extra-dimensional, infinite in size, and have their own flow of time. Sounds like Low 2-C.
Thus Power Stars are capable of creating universes, with only one being needed. This is because each special world, Bowser world, secret world, or Mario/Luigi/Wario world only has a single Power Star within.
Oh and btw, most of these scans relied on an official and approved guide, which we objectively allow on the wiki.
"Nintendo Power is a video game news and strategy podcast from nintendo of America, which had originated in August 1988 as Nintendo's official print magazine for North America. The magazine's publication was initially done monthly by Nintendo of America"
And it doesn't matter if it's from nintendo of America,cuz in fact
Peach's name was Japan only before. Here, she was called Toadstool. Both versions however use both names.
Bowser's name was American only. In Japan, he was called Koopa. Now both names can be used.
Pauline (aka the American name) was originally named the lady/beautiful girl in Japan but yet the Japanese versions of recent mario sports games use her American name
Heck SMB2 is literally an american made game that nintendo fully accepts apart of the continuity.
That's all, please be civil uwu.
First we have this:
- "Without a second thought, Mario jumps at the painting. As he is drawn into it, another world opens before his very eyes."
We all know that bowser created worlds within paintings and walls.
Now, when you're usually saying "another" something, you are comparing it to something similar.
So Mario's world and the painting worlds are similar in size and so on
But the definition of world can depend on the context, it can mean mean many things.But in fact,
we can visually see a sun in the sky, already proving it's much larger than a planet or a country.
And as stated by wiggler there are stars at night.
- "I don't really need it anymore, anyway-- I can see the stars through my ceiling at night."
Once again proving that the term world does not simply mean planet here. However, there is more evidence as to how the word "world" means universe in context, and I will get to that.
- "Bowser stole the Power Stars that protected the castle and hid them away in magical painting worlds."
- "It is assumed that Bowser, with the power of the Stars at his disposal, intends to extend his reach over the real world."
- "One school of thought believes that Bowser will turn Peach and her entourage into a sort of zombie army, then let them lose on our world."
- "A competing theory suggests that Bowser will simply extend his painting worlds so that they encompass all of reality."
As we see, They're keeping referring to the paintings as "worlds". Now when they talk about Mario's world, let's look at the terms. "The real world", "our world", and "all of reality". All of these are used as synonyms for the general term "world".
As stated by the universe standards, I quote:
- "If they're stated to mirror "The Universe" or "Our Universe" or "The Real World", they would refer to being universes."
The term real world can mean universe, so that is another plus to the term world being universe. Additionally "all of reality" would 100% have to refer to as universe. So this means they do refer to the word "world" as universe, and that is what they keep calling Bowser's paintings. Thus the term "another world" in 64 means another universe. However this isn't all of my evidence either.
- "When Mario, who received a letter from Princess Peach, arrived at the castle, it was strangely quiet. As he went inside the castle, Bowser's laughter echoed out of nowhere. Thus begins an adventure to save Princess Peach on worldwide levels inside the paintings. A 3D action game of the Super Mario series released at the same time as the NINTENDO 64 console. The introduction of the analog Control Stick set a new standard for later games in the series."
According to the official Cambridge and Oxford dictionaries, the term "worldwide" can also mean universal. Used as supporting evidence.
Big Boo was stated to come from an extra-dimensional place, which would be Big Boo's Haunt as that is where the battle takes place. The term "extra-dimensional" would also mean universe at least.
- "If you sink with your head, you won't be able to breath. The black places are very dangerous!! They are infinite underworlds!"
So in Shifting Sand Land, that world is stated to be infinite in size, which can indeed support or even outright mean universe. There's also another mention for it.
- "The clock tower has no bottom: that's the pits. And the pendulums swing back and forth, threating to knock Mario into the endless abyss."
A synonym for the word "infinite" is used again. Tick Tock Clock was stated to have no bottom and has an endless abyss. Going back to the universe standards:
- "If the size of the realms described has having infinite sizes or other synonyms, that should strongly indicate them being universes."
With all of this in mind, this should be enough evidence that these worlds are universes since they're consistently described infinite in size. However, one last argument I can add is that each world runs on separate time.
Going back to what Wiggler stated, he says he can see the stars at night. This means a day and night cycle exists, meaning there is a passage of time. This is also supported by the Hoot.
- "Whooo's there? Whooo woke me up? It's still daylight-- I should be sleeping!"
This means there is indeed a passage of time in these worlds. Now, we know their flow of time runs differently due to the background. It is daytime at the Mushroom Kingdom and in some levels. However, certain stages such as Big Boo's Haunt, Mario World (yes that is the name), and Wet Dry World have each displayed a different time of day.
So we know that these paintings are referred to as different worlds,
Thus Power Stars are capable of creating universes, with only one being needed. This is because each special world, Bowser world, secret world, or Mario/Luigi/Wario world only has a single Power Star within.
Oh and btw, most of these scans relied on an official and approved guide, which we objectively allow on the wiki.
"Nintendo Power is a video game news and strategy podcast from nintendo of America, which had originated in August 1988 as Nintendo's official print magazine for North America. The magazine's publication was initially done monthly by Nintendo of America"
And it doesn't matter if it's from nintendo of America,cuz in fact
Peach's name was Japan only before. Here, she was called Toadstool. Both versions however use both names.
Bowser's name was American only. In Japan, he was called Koopa. Now both names can be used.
Pauline (aka the American name) was originally named the lady/beautiful girl in Japan but yet the Japanese versions of recent mario sports games use her American name
Heck SMB2 is literally an american made game that nintendo fully accepts apart of the continuity.
That's all, please be civil uwu.
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