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Two new Leaf power-ups also debut in this game. The [[Invincibility Leaf]], whose [[Assist Block]] only becomes available if the player has lost five lives in a (skipped) normal world level, turns Mario into [[White Tanooki Mario]], making him invincible for the level. The [[Statue Leaf]], which is exclusive to the Special Worlds and Deluxe [[StreetPass Gift]]s, gives Mario the Super Leaf's abilities and lets him [[Statue Mario|turn into a statue]] (by [[Ground Pound|ground pound]]ing), replacing the [[Tanooki Suit]]; the statue now lasts for twelve seconds upon landing, rather than five seconds from activation, as in ''Super Mario Bros. 3''. | Two new Leaf power-ups also debut in this game. The [[Invincibility Leaf]], whose [[Assist Block]] only becomes available if the player has lost five lives in a (skipped) normal world level, turns Mario into [[White Tanooki Mario]], making him invincible for the level. The [[Statue Leaf]], which is exclusive to the Special Worlds and Deluxe [[StreetPass Gift]]s, gives Mario the Super Leaf's abilities and lets him [[Statue Mario|turn into a statue]] (by [[Ground Pound|ground pound]]ing), replacing the [[Tanooki Suit]]; the statue now lasts for twelve seconds upon landing, rather than five seconds from activation, as in ''Super Mario Bros. 3''. | ||
The Super Leaves are also tied into the game's plot, rather than just being in-game power-ups. It is revealed in the game's opening that the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]'s Super Leaves grow from a rare tree called the [[Tail Tree]]. Bowser steals the tree's leaves after a storm blows them off; he uses them to power-up his minions, giving them "Tail" forms to attack and flutter around; two of them even become [[Tail Bowser]]s this way. | The Super Leaves are also tied into the game's plot, rather than just being in-game power-ups. It is revealed in the game's opening that the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]'s Super Leaves grow from a rare tree called the [[Tail Tree]] (which has a single tail-shaped branch). Bowser steals the tree's leaves after a storm blows them off; he uses them to power-up his minions, giving them "Tail" forms to attack and flutter around; two of them even become [[Tail Bowser]]s this way. | ||
Unlike in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', in this game, all three Leaves have the normal power-up effects when grabbed, instead of the original "poof" effects. | Unlike in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', in this game, all three Leaves have the normal power-up effects when grabbed, instead of the original "poof" effects. | ||
