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|FreM=Roast cobblestone<br>Also a possible reference to Pavarotti (italian singer)
|FreM=Roast cobblestone; also a possible reference to Italian singer {{wp|Luciano Pavarotti}}
|Ita=Blocco rovente (small variant)<br>Pietre roventi (big variant)
|Ita=Blocco rovente (small variant)<br>Pietre roventi (big variant)
|ItaM=Hot block<br>Hot rock
|ItaM=Hot block<br>Hot rock

Revision as of 09:41, January 12, 2024

Hot-Hot Rock
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First appearance Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023)

Hot-Hot Rocks, also referred to as hot-hot blocks,[1] are sentient stone blocks in Super Mario Bros. Wonder that occasionally emit magma that damages the player when touched. They appear prominently in the course Hot-Hot Hot!, and can be extinguished either with a spray of water from Elephant Mario or a pot of water.

They are also featured in a Break Time! course of the same name, Break Time! Hot-Hot Rocks, and in the final level of the game, The Final-Final Test Badge Marathon, during the Grappling Vine badge section.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アチアチ石[?]
Achi-Achi Ishi
Hot-Hot Rock
Chinese (simplified) 滚烫石[?]
Gǔntàng Shí
Scalding Rock
Chinese (traditional) 滾燙石[?]
Gǔntàng Shí
Scalding Rock
French Pavé rôti[?] Roast cobblestone; also a possible reference to Italian singer Luciano Pavarotti
Italian Blocco rovente (small variant)
Pietre roventi (big variant)
[?]
Hot block
Hot rock
Korean 아뜨뜨바위[?]
Atteutteu Bawi
Hot-Hot Rock
Portuguese Pedra lávica[?] Lava rock
Spanish (NOA) Roca candente[?] Hot rock
Spanish (NOE) Roca Candente[?] Hot Rock

References