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'''Gold Flowers''' are [[List of Power-Ups|power-up]]s which appear in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. They first appear in [[World 2-1 (New Super Mario Bros. 2)|World 2-1]]. When collected, [[Mario]] will turn into [[Gold Mario]] and be able to shoot golden [[fireball]]s that explode and do splash damage when they hit blocks, enemies, or walls. If [[List of enemies|enemies]] are hit by the projectiles, they will yield an amount of [[coin]]s. These fireballs are capable of taking out stronger enemies that are normally immune to regular fireballs. However, the [[Boohemoth]] cannot be defeated with the Gold Flower due to its colossal size. Even Bowser can be taken out with a single gold fireball, as evidenced with the [[Gold Classics Pack]]. Jumping on enemies (which can be jumped on) also turn them into coins. Mario can also transform several [[Brick Block]]s at once into coins with a fireball shot. Blocks with items will be activated instead. If [[Luigi]] makes contact with a Gold Flower, Luigi will become [[Gold Mario|Silver Luigi]]. If Gold Mario or Silver Luigi beat a level, they return to [[Fire Mario|Fire Mario/Luigi]] respectively. If either comes in negative contact with an enemy, they will revert to [[Super Mario|Super form]].
'''Gold Flowers''' are [[List of Power-Ups|power-up]]s which appear in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. They first appear in [[World 2-1 (New Super Mario Bros. 2)|World 2-1]]. When collected, [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] become [[Gold Mario|Gold Mario or Silver Luigi]] and be able to shoot golden or silver [[fireball]]s that explode and do splash damage when they hit blocks, enemies, or walls. If [[List of enemies|enemies]] are hit by the projectiles, they will yield an amount of [[coin]]s. These fireballs are capable of taking out stronger enemies that are normally immune to regular fireballs. However, the [[Boohemoth]] cannot be defeated with the Gold Flower, due to its colossal size. Even Bowser can be taken out with a single gold or sliver fireball, as evidenced with the [[Gold Classics Pack]]. Jumping on stompable enemies also gives coins. Mario or Luigi can also transform several [[Brick Block]]s at once into coins with a fireball shot. Blocks with items will be activated instead. If Gold Mario or Silver Luigi beat a level, they return to [[Fire Mario|Fire form]] respectively. If they take damage, they will revert to [[Super Mario|Super form]].


The Mario Bros. can also receive a free Gold Flower from [[Toad]], if they were to find and enter Toad's Star [[Toad House]], excluding [[World Star]], which gives a [[Super Star]] instead. The Gold Flower has higher priority than most other items, meaning that only the [[Star]] can replace this item in the player's inventory. Outside the inventory, only the [[Mega Mushroom]] and the [[Invincibility Leaf]] have higher priority than the Gold Flower, and if Mario or Luigi are under the effects of the Invincibility Leaf when they get hold of a Gold Flower, it is placed in the player's inventory. The Gold Flower is the only power-up (aside from the Super Leaf and the Mega Mushroom) that makes an unique noise when coming out of a Question Block and when being used to transform.
The Mario Bros. can also receive a free Gold Flower from [[Toad]], if they were to find and enter Toad's Star [[Toad House]] (except in [[World Star]], where he gives a [[Super Star]] instead). The Gold Flower has higher priority than most other items, meaning that only the Super Star can replace this item in the player's inventory. Outside the inventory, only the [[Mega Mushroom]] and the [[Invincibility Leaf]] have higher priority than the Gold Flower, and if Mario or Luigi are under the effects of the Invincibility Leaf when they get hold of a Gold Flower, it is placed in the player's inventory. The Gold Flower is the only power-up (aside from the Super Leaf and the Mega Mushroom) that makes an unique noise when coming out of a Question Block and when being used to transform.


Gold Flowers are a usable item shot in ''[[Mario Golf: World Tour]]''. They grant the player one coin for every yard that the ball travels, excluding putts.
Gold Flowers return as usable item shot in ''[[Mario Golf: World Tour]]''. They grant the player one coin for every yard that the ball travels, excluding putts.


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Revision as of 11:59, March 13, 2017

Template:Item-infobox Gold Flowers are power-ups which appear in New Super Mario Bros. 2 for the Nintendo 3DS. They first appear in World 2-1. When collected, Mario or Luigi become Gold Mario or Silver Luigi and be able to shoot golden or silver fireballs that explode and do splash damage when they hit blocks, enemies, or walls. If enemies are hit by the projectiles, they will yield an amount of coins. These fireballs are capable of taking out stronger enemies that are normally immune to regular fireballs. However, the Boohemoth cannot be defeated with the Gold Flower, due to its colossal size. Even Bowser can be taken out with a single gold or sliver fireball, as evidenced with the Gold Classics Pack. Jumping on stompable enemies also gives coins. Mario or Luigi can also transform several Brick Blocks at once into coins with a fireball shot. Blocks with items will be activated instead. If Gold Mario or Silver Luigi beat a level, they return to Fire form respectively. If they take damage, they will revert to Super form.

The Mario Bros. can also receive a free Gold Flower from Toad, if they were to find and enter Toad's Star Toad House (except in World Star, where he gives a Super Star instead). The Gold Flower has higher priority than most other items, meaning that only the Super Star can replace this item in the player's inventory. Outside the inventory, only the Mega Mushroom and the Invincibility Leaf have higher priority than the Gold Flower, and if Mario or Luigi are under the effects of the Invincibility Leaf when they get hold of a Gold Flower, it is placed in the player's inventory. The Gold Flower is the only power-up (aside from the Super Leaf and the Mega Mushroom) that makes an unique noise when coming out of a Question Block and when being used to transform.

Gold Flowers return as usable item shot in Mario Golf: World Tour. They grant the player one coin for every yard that the ball travels, excluding putts.

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