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The '''Gusty Garden Galaxy''' is a [[galaxy]] from the game ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' that is located in the [[Bedroom (Super Mario Galaxy)|Bedroom]]. It features many grass and plant themed planetoids scattered throughout the galaxy. Many of them can only be reached by grabbing onto a [[Floaty Fluff]] and [[spin]]ning to glide on gusts of wind from one planet to the next. The sky in the Gusty Garden Galaxy is perpetually swirling with a light gray foggy hue. The boss of this galaxy is a mole named [[Major Burrows]].

This is a relatively small planet with two sides. On the top of the planet, there's nothing more than some flowers, a few [[Crystal (Super Mario Galaxy)|Crystal]]s, two [[Star Bunny|Star Bunnies]], and some [[Floaty Fluff]]. On the bottom of the planet, which is completely covered in dirt, there are only some [[Goomba]]s that appear when [[Ground Pound]]ing [[stump]]s (or [[Tracks (enemy)|Tracks]] during later missions), rocks and [[thorny flower|prickly plant]]s. This is the first planet that [[Mario]] lands on in every mission except the [[Prankster Comet]] missions. A powerful gust of wind spirals from this planet to the next planet.

This planet looks a little like the Starting Planet, though it features several pieces of stone architecture embedded in the ground, including a stone pillar, stone steps, and a stone pedestal. The top of the planet has flowers and more [[Floaty Fluff]]. It also has a [[Warp Pipe]] on the underside that leads to the inside of the planet, as well as a [[? Coin]] that makes several rings of [[Star Bit]]s appear between this planet and the next. [[Mario]] can collect these with the [[Star Pointer]] when standing on the planet or use a Floaty Fluff and ride on the wind in order to get closer to them (or fly through them). Later in the game, the inside of the planet will be filled with many [[thorny flower|prickly plant]]s and another ? Coin, which will make a [[Rainbow Star]] appear. A single [[Piranha Plant]] also awaits on the top of the planet, and will yield a [[coin]] when defeated.

This relatively simple planet is shaped like a curve twisting to the left. On the top of the planet are flowers, another stone pedestal, and of course, more [[Floaty Fluff]], which [[Mario]] must use to get to the next planet. Unlike most planets, the underside of this planet is partly covered in grass in addition to the top side. There are not many enemies or obstacles here, only a few [[Piranha Plant]]s, [[Flipbug]]s, and the occasional [[Monty]]. A hidden [[Sproutle Vine]] on this planet will reward Mario with a [[1-Up Mushroom]] if he follows it to the end.

As its name implies, this planet is shaped like a gigantic cube. The "puzzle" part comes into play as a result of the many hedges that are present on this planet, many of which have been trimmed in such a way that they form a maze in some areas of the planet. There are different obstacles on each side of the Puzzle Cube, and a fountain on the side that [[Mario]] lands on when he touches down here. There is also a small cylindrical underground tunnel running straight through the center of the planet which holds a few prizes, including [[Star Bit]]s and a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. When Mario first lands here, he must successfully chase and catch a playful [[Star Bunny]] to get the [[Power Star]]. He later returns here when a [[Purple Comet]] is in orbit, where he must collect at least 100 [[Purple Coin]]s within a certain time limit in order to get the Power Star.

These two planets are collectively referred to as the Question Mark Planets, as they clearly resemble their titular punctuation mark. In the second level in the Gusty Garden Galaxy, [[Mario]] uses a [[Floaty Fluff]] to glide to the bottom planet first, and then uses a [[Sling Star]] to reach the top planet. The first planet contains only some flowers and an [[Undergrunt]], which Mario must defeat to progress. This planet acts as the "dot" of the question mark, while the second planet is much bigger and consists of the main body of the question mark. The top planet is infested with three Undergrunts which Mario has to defeat to make the [[Launch Star]] to the next planet appear.

These planets consist of nothing more than three huge apples that get increasingly larger as [[Mario]] progresses. The end two apples are red and the apple in the middle is green. On the planets are multiple wooden pegs which can be [[Ground Pound]]ed to release anything from [[Star Bit]]s to [[Flipbug]]s. These planets are also inhabited by many creatures, including several [[Wiggler]]s, Flipbugs, and, in the case of the final planet, a few [[boulder]]s. When Mario lands here, he must Ground Pound the correct [[stump]]s on each Apple Planet in order to make a [[Big Green Caterpillar]] burrow through each of the three planets. Mario can then use the caterpillar's body as a bridge from one apple to the next. On the final planet, a wooden peg will make the caterpillar's head stick out of the top of the apple, which Mario can climb onto to reach the [[Launch Star]] to the next planet.

SMG Goomba Artwork.png|[[Goomba]]s  

SMG Floaty Thorny Flower.png|Floating prickly plants

SMG2 Pokey Sprout Artwork.png|[[Pokey Head]]s

SMG2 Petapeta.png|[[Tracks (enemy)|Tracks]]

SMG2 Boulder Artwork.png|[[Boulder|Ruby Rock]]s

SMG2 Gold Chomp Artwork.png|[[Gold Chomp]]

The melody for this music is reused in other songs in the game such as the Purple Comet theme and the credits, as well as in later games in the [[Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' franchise]]. In ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (Wii)|Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games]]'' for the [[Wii]], a synthesized arrangement of the music appears as a selectable song under the title "Wind Garden". There is also an arrangement of the Purple Comet theme under the title "Purple Coins (Super Mario Galaxy)". Both arrangements are reused in later home console installments of the ''[[Mario & Sonic (series)|Mario & Sonic]]'' series intermittently. In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', a part of the melody is used in "Another Story", [[World S]]'s music, "Theme of SMG2", and this game's credits. The original track is played during [[The Perfect Run]] in the [[Grandmaster Galaxy]]. In ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'', an arrangement is played during [[Champion's Road]]. In ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', the melody is used in [[Cloudtop Cruise]]'s music. The original music can be used in levels in  ''[[Super Mario Maker 2]]'', and both the original track and the Champion’s Road arrangement can also be selected for matches in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. An arrangement of the song is heard in "[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)|Level Complete]]", the credits theme for ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]''.

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[[File:Mushroomuniverse.png|thumb|200px|The ending sequence.]]