Pounce Bounce Isle
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| Game | Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury | ||
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Pounce Bounce Isle is an island located on Lake Lapcat, the main location of the Bowser's Fury campaign of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. It is one of the few islands that surrounds the Lakeside Giga Bell. As the name suggests, the island consists of a tall rocky structure and many Jump Panels, including a new giant and red variant that can launch Mario much higher.
Cat Shines[edit]
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Name |
Description |
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Make the Lighthouse Shine |
Mario must climb up a rocky structure with Cat Boomerang Bros and Cat Blocksteppers by using some Jump Panels to reach the lighthouse. |
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Hurry! Jump High, Jump Fast! |
Mario must Ground Pound a purple Ground-Pound Switch to make the Cat Shine appear in front of the lighthouse, and he must reach it with the Jump Panels before the timer runs out. |
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Key to the Cat Shine |
Mario must bring a key with cat ears to a caged Cat Shine near the gate to free it. The key is found on top of a wall in the section with some Cat Boomerang Bros. |
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Five Cat Shine Shards |
The player is required to collect five Cat Shine Shards scattered around the structure to obtain a Cat Shine. |
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Blast the Fury Blocks |
Mario must make Fury Bowser use his attacks to break open some Fury Blocks to reveal a Cat Shine. |
Cat Shine Shards[edit]
- Found being carried by an army of Cat Blocksteppers after jumping the first red Jump Panel.
- Found atop a wall near the first ? Block.
- Found behind a wall near the Cat Boomerang Bros or Cat Bullet Bills (depending on the current mission), after the first slide, and can be reached with a Jump Panel.
- Found floating in the air, near the second-last red Jump Panel.
- Found underneath the last red Jump Panel before the lighthouse.
Enemies[edit]
Cat Blocksteppers
Cat Boomerang Bros.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ビョンビョン島[?] Byon Byon Tō |
Bounce Bounce Island | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 跳跳岛[?] | Jump Jump Island | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 跳跳島[?] | Jump Jump Island | |
| Dutch | Reuzensprongrots[?] | Giant-leap Rock | |
| French | Île de Saute-matou[?] | Leap-cat Island; from "saute-mouton" (leapfrog) and "matou" (tomcat) | |
| German | Boing-Boing-Insel[?] | Boing Boing Island | |
| Italian | Isola Saltolà[?] | Jump-Upsydaisy Isle | |
| Korean | 폴짝폴짝 섬[?] Poljjackpoljjack Sum |
Bounce Bounce Island | |
| Portuguese | Ilha Saltigato[?] | Jump-Cat Island Saltigato is a combination of salto (jump) and gato (cat) |
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| Spanish | Ruinas Saltarinas[?] | Jumping Ruins |
