Bob-omb Battlefield
Template:Galaxybox Bob-omb Battlefield is the first course in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. The player character can enter the course through the painting in the far left room on the first floor of the Mushroom Castle, and the door into the room does not require any Power Stars to open. Bob-omb Battlefield is the battleground of a war being raged between the black-colored Bob-ombs, led by the Big Bob-omb, and the pink-colored Bob-omb Buddies.
Layout
The setting of the course takes place on and around a mountain, split between the territories of the two Bob-omb races. The player starts in the Bob-omb Buddies' territory, far off from the mountain in an area with two Bob-omb Buddies and a cannon that will be available to use after the player has collected the first Power Star, along with a couple of crates and Goombas farther ahead. To the left of the starting area are a few Bob-ombs and a gate that has to be opened by pressing the Purple Switch on the other side of it, providing a shortcut should it be opened. Additionally, several iron balls will roll down the slope and collide around this area. Going up the bridge from the starting area will lead the player into a field with several large rocks, Goombas, a Koopa Troopa, and the only Chain-Chomp in the game. Several Water Bombs will fall into this area, damaging the player character if he comes into contact with them. Crossing the teetering bridge ahead will bring the player into the Big Bob-omb's territory.
To the left of the bridge is an area with a couple of Goombas and several stumps, in the middle of which is the Star Marker for this course. Up the short set of stairs is a large field with many Bob-ombs and a cannon, along with Water Bombs falling from the sky to attack the player. At the end of the field is a path leading behind the gate from earlier. Going up the stone path will lead into the base of the mountain, which has two or three iron balls (depending on the Star chosen) rolling around in the crevice. The way up the mountain is a spiraling pathway with iron balls constantly rolling down it and gaps the player has to jump over. The player can also use a warp point, located in the small cave the iron balls roll out of, to warp up to the top of the mountain. At the top of the mountain lies either the Big Bob-omb during the first Star, the goal during the race against Koopa the Quick during the second Star, or nothing at all during any other Star.
Also on the course is a floating island that does not appear to be controlled by either territory. The island contains a red and a yellow ! Block, containing a Wing Cap/feather and a Power Star, respectively, and a cannon that can be used to collect the rings of coins floating in the air.
Missions
| Mission | Appears in | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| File:Big Bob-omb sex.png Big Bob-omb on the Summit |
Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 DS |
This mission involves fighting the Big Bob-omb at the top of the mountain. |
 Footrace with Koopa the Quick |
Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 DS |
The mission's objective involves racing against Koopa the Quick to the top of the mountain. |
 Shoot to the Island in the Sky |
Super Mario 64 | This mission's goal is to collect the Power Star located on top of a floating island. |
 5 Silver Stars! |
Super Mario 64 DS | This mission involves collecting five Silver Stars located around the battlefield. |
 Big Bob-omb's Revenge |
Super Mario 64 DS | This mission involves fighting the Big Bob-omb again in a rematch. |
 Find the 8 Red Coins |
Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 DS |
This mission involves collecting eight Red Coins scattered across the battlefield. |
 Mario Wings to the Sky |
Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 DS |
The goal of this mission is to fly through rings of coins in the sky. |
| File:Behind Chain dick's Gate.png Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (N64) / Behind Chain-Chomp's Gate (DS) |
Super Mario 6421 Super Mario 64 3ds |
This mission's objective is to collect the Power Star guarded by the Chain-Chomp. |
Enemies
Statistics from Super Mario 64
- Total Number of Coins: 146
- Caps Found: Wing Cap (3)
- Spinning Heart: Near the top of the mountain.
- Cannons: 6
- 1-Up Mushrooms (3):
- Homing Mushroom : #1 In a tree by the Koopa Troopa.
- Static Mushrooms : #2 In the tunnel under the mountain gate.
- Triggered Mushroom : #3 Appears after collecting some coins from the ring around the flower bush.
- Warps:
- Mario can warp from a bush of flowers near the Goombas and the cannon to another bush that is near the Star Marker.
- Mario can warp from the alcove midway up the mountain where iron balls are coming out to the other alcove near the top of the mountain.
Gallery
The painting leading to Bob-omb Battlefield
The painting leading to Bob-omb Battlefield
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ボムへいの せんじょう[?] Bomuhei no Senjō |
Bob-ombs' Battlefield | |
| Chinese | 炸弹王国[2] Zhàdàn Wángguó |
Bomb Kingdom | |
| German | Bob-ombs Bombenberg[?] | Bob-omb's Bombs Mountain | |
| Italian | Battaglia di Bob-Ombe[?] | Bob-Ombs' Battle | |
| Korean | 폭탄병의전쟁터[?] Poktanbyeong ui jeonjaengteo |
Bob-omb's Battlefield | |
| Russian | Поле битвы боб-омбов[1] Pole-bitvy bob-ombov Боевое Поле Бом-омб Boyevoye Pole Bom-omb |
Bob-ombs' Battlefield | |
| Spanish | Campo de los Bob-omb[?] | Bob-omb's Field |
Media
Trivia
- In the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack in Minecraft, one of the paintings that can be hung on the wall is the painting to Bob-omb Battlefield.
- The room where the player goes into Bob-omb Battlefield is also located inside the Mushroom Castle in the premade world. However, going inside the painting will lead the player inside a pipe to a beach near Delfino Plaza.
- In Super Mario Odyssey, the brochure held by Hint Toad and in the Odyssey depicts Bob-omb Battlefield.[3]
- In a poll created by Nintendo of Australia and New Zealand, Bob-omb Battlefield was voted the "#1 Best-Ever Sandbox-Style 3D Mario Stage."[4]
- Whomp's Fortress came in second place,[5] Pinna Park in third,[6] Cool, Cool Mountain in fourth,[7] and Bianco Hills in fifth.[8]
References
- ^ Tweet by Nintendo of Russia's official twitter on March 1, 2018
- ^ From the Template:Media link of Super Mario 64 DS as localized by iQue
- ^ https://twitter.com/Frying_Pants/status/926991088933629952
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/NintendoAUNZ/photos/a.292223797601427.1073741828.285708024919671/924284307728703/?type=3&theater
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/NintendoAUNZ/photos/a.292223797601427.1073741828.285708024919671/923746984449102/?type=3&theater
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/NintendoAUNZ/photos/a.292223797601427.1073741828.285708024919671/923143761176091/?type=3&theater
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/NintendoAUNZ/photos/a.292223797601427.1073741828.285708024919671/922672201223247/?type=3&theater
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/NintendoAUNZ/photos/a.292223797601427.1073741828.285708024919671/922152651275202/?type=3&theater
