Dreadnought Galaxy
| Dreadnought Galaxy | |
|---|---|
.png) Screenshot of Dreadnought Galaxy during "Revenge of the Topman Tribe." | |
| Area | Garden |
| How to unlock | Get 48 stars |
| Boss(es) | Topmaniac |
| Comet(s) | Speedy Comet Purple Comet |
| Mission(s) | Infiltrating the Dreadnought Dreadnought's Colossal Cannons Revenge of the Topman Tribe Topman Tribe Speed Run Battlestation's Purple Coins Dreadnought's Garbage Dump |
| Music track(s) | Battlerock Galaxy Space Fantasy Space Athletic A Tense Moment King Kaliente Speedy Comet Purple Comet Aquatic Race |
| Stars |    
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| Galaxy icon | The Dreadnought |
The Dreadnought Galaxy is a galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy. The galaxy is a mechanical, technologically advanced battle station. Topmaniac, the leader of the Topman Tribe, is fought here again. The galaxy reuses several elements from Battlerock Galaxy, such as cannons, Space Mines, and other battle operations, as well as music, but is based in and around a massive, stationary starship known as "The Dreadnought", and has the same background as Good Egg Galaxy. The name "Dreadnought" comes from a real-life type of battleship. This is the only galaxy in the game to have different starting planets for every mission.
Planets/Areas[edit]
NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all names are unofficial.
The Dreadnought[edit]
The Dreadnought is the spaceship that makes up most of the Dreadnought Galaxy. It has cannons and spikes that can damage Mario, causing him to lose one Health Point. At the top of the Dreadnought, there is a pool of water. There are also springs and Pull Stars littered all over.
Beam Planet[edit]
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The Beam Planet is a planet shaped like an hourglass that is full of Eye Beamers and other electrical hazards that spin around it. At the opposite end is a Launch Star that Mario must get to by jumping on a spring.
The Dreadnought (Inside)[edit]
The entrance has three Goombeetles and a Warp Pipe. The inside portion is a side-scrolling area with hazards such as Amps, Cannons, and moving walls. At the end is another Warp Pipe. The gravity of this area can be changed with gravity switches, which are necessary to proceed through the area. In the Purple Coins mission, after collecting the last Purple Coin, they land here, while the Goombeetles and the entrance pipe (along with its case) were replaced by a Gearmo who awards the player a star if they collect all of the Purple Coins.
Tower Planet[edit]
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The Tower Planet is a planet consisting of various cylinders that fall when Mario gets to a higher level. On the top parts are a pair of moving walls and a Launch Star. If Mario looks off to the left, he can see the Starting Planet's laser beams, but not the planet itself. A black hole can be seen beneath the tower.
Blue Cube Planet[edit]
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This Blue Cube Planet has Eye Beamers and a Sling Star to the Aqua Planet.
Aqua Planet[edit]
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The Aqua Planet is a medium-sized planet with a Bill Blaster and several Goombeetles. There is a vault that when broken, floods the planet, which is necessary to complete the level. There are also a lot of platforms with Eye Beamers whose lasers move across the water and a pair of robot turtles that take Mario from platform to platform. Above it is a small cubical planetoid. Some metallic structures are above the water, and one of them has a Power Star.
Mini Chomp Path[edit]
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This area has three parts. In the first part is a Bolt Lift that moves forward or backwards depending on how much weight is on it. Beneath it is a green platform with Bob-ombs. The second part has several Flipswitch Panels which Mario must press by avoiding the Mini Chomps that constantly fall from the dog shacks. If he presses them all, Mario can access the third part. In this part are two more screws and two Roctos that must be defeated, causing a bridge leading to the Launch Star to appear. There is a black hole underneath the planet's far end.
Cannon Fleet Path[edit]
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This is a section on the side of the Dreadnought which consists of several platforms of different sizes that travel along a path. There are obstacles such as cannons and electric currents. At the end is a Power Star. During the mission Battlestation's Purple Coins, there is a Launch Star leading to the entrance to the Dreadnought's Gravity Corridor.
UFO[edit]
The upper part of this UFO has a Spring Topman and the lower part has a Warp Pipe that leads to the Garbage Dump. The Topman is needed to reach a Sling Star above. A similar-looking saucer-shaped planet can be seen from the Tower that Mario has to climb in Infiltrating the Dreadnought. The UFO resembles the Battlerock Galaxy's Starting Planet, though much larger.
Ammo Depot[edit]
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This is a planet shaped like half a sphere. It is inhabited by a Gearmo that cleans the garbage. There are also some Bob-ombs that Mario must use to blow up the garbage in order to obtain a Power Star from the Gearmo. The planet is accessed from a Warp Pipe on the Starting Planet, although the Warp Pipe is only available in Revenge of the Topman Tribe.
Sphere Planet[edit]
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This planet has several cylinder structures sticking out and is positioned above the Starting Planet in the third mission. Mario must knock two Spiky Topmen into an electrical barrier to free a trapped Luma. After being freed, the Luma will transform into a Sling Star that will lead Mario to the Cube Planet.
Cube Planet[edit]
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This is a small planet shaped like a cube. There is a Ground Pound switch that makes five blue Star Chips appear. A Spring Topman is also found here, as well as a Spiky Topman in the "Topman Tribe Speed Run" level. The player must use the Spring Topman to get one of the Star Chips here. Upon getting the Star Chips, Pull Stars leading to the Launch Star will be summoned.
Football-shaped Planet[edit]
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Mario lands here after leaving the Cube Planet in Revenge of the Topman Tribe. The planet is a small ellipsoidal mass of metal.
Artillery Walls[edit]
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The Artillery Walls are two walls that face each other located in the Dreadnought. The cannons shoot Cannonballs, and there are Pull Stars in the middle. There are also Space Mines in the way that can be taken out with a Star Bit. Mario has to avoid the cannonballs while traveling by them.
Landing Platform[edit]
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This is a long, zigzagging landing platform with Montys, Treasure Chests and Pulse Beams that shoot electric waves at Mario. White circles around the Pulse Beams indicate how far out from the center the electric waves can go. Near the end of the platform is a Launch Star. There is also a Koopa Troopa whose shell can be used to break open the treasure chests to collect their contents.
Topmaniac's UFO[edit]
The title of this section is conjectural; an official name for the section's subject has not been found, so it has been given a fitting title by the editors. If an official name is found, then the section should be changed to its appropriate title.
This UFO is similar to the one in Battlerock Galaxy, except the electric rods are red instead of green and can move. There are a lot of Spiky Topmen in it, and there are also many electric currents that block Mario's path. At the top is Topmaniac, waiting to be fought.
Enemies[edit]
Electric Balls
Koopa Troopa (Green)
Topmaniac (boss)
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Missions[edit]
| Mission | Image | Summary
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| Infiltrating the Dreadnought |  |
This mission's objective is to navigate through the Dreadnought. |
| Dreadnought's Colossal Cannons |  |
This mission's objective is to dodge cannons fired from the Dreadnought. |
| Revenge of the Topman Tribe |  |
This mission's objective is to defeat Topmaniac. |
| Topman Tribe Speed Run |  |
This mission's objective is to complete Revenge of the Topman Tribe within six minutes. |
| Battlestation's Purple Coins |  |
This mission's objective is to collect all 100 Purple Coins in the Dreadnought. |
| Dreadnought's Garbage Dump |  |
This mission's objective is to blow up garbage with Bob-ombs. |
Gallery[edit]
Galaxy preview banner
Screenshot of the map preview model
Screenshot of the moving wall
Concept artwork
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Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キャノンフリートギャラクシー[?] Kyanon Furīto Gyarakushī |
Cannon Fleet Galaxy | |
| Chinese | 大炮舰队银河[?] Dàpào jiànduì yínhé |
Cannon Fleet Galaxy | |
| French (NOA) | Cuirassé[?] | Battleship | |
| French (NOE) | Flotte armée[?] | Armed fleet | |
| German | Kanonenflotte-Galaxie[?] | Cannon Fleet Galaxy | |
| Italian | Galassia Razzo Flotta[?] | Rocket Fleet Galaxy | |
| Korean | 캐논 플리트 갤럭시[?] Kaenon Peulliteu Galleoksi |
Cannon Fleet Galaxy | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Galaxia de la Flota de Cañones[?] | Cannon Fleet Galaxy | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Galaxia Flota de Cañones[?] | Fleet of Cannons Galaxy |
Trivia[edit]
- The UFO in this galaxy resembles the one Bowser uses to remove Peach's Castle from its foundation and into outer space in the opening cutscene.
