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Super Mario Maker

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Template:Broken LinksTemplate:Italic TitleTemplate:Game infobox LittleBIGPlanet 4, originally known as LBP4 at E3 2015, is a game for only the Wii U involving constructing levels. It was released on April 15, 2016.

Gameplay

The player will get to create their own LBP courses using the Wii U GamePad. They can jump in at any point in the level to play it, then jump back out and it will show the exact movement that the player just made. The look can be changed from the original LBP look, the LBP2 look, the LBP3 look, and the LBP4 look. Users can create and upload their levels for others to enjoy or they can download stages that others have made.

You have to play the game in the create mode for at least 5 minutes in each of the 9 days to get everything that the game has to offer (you can get more stuff if you change the date on the system by +1 after you play for 5 min)

A new power-up appears, named the Weird Mushroom, which appears to be a slimmer version of the Super Mushroom, making Sackboy thin and allowing him to jump higher than normal. Enemies can be stacked on top of each other, resembling the Goomba Towers.

Objects

File:LuigiMushroom.png
The Weird Mushroom

Day 1

  • Brick Block
  • Question Block
  • Stone Block
  • Ground
  • Pipes
  • Mushroom
  • Fluff
  • Gravity affected Bouncy Pad
  • Goomba
  • Koopa Troopa
  • Piranha Plant
  • Wings

Day 2

  • Mystery Mushroom
  • Super Leaf
  • Cape Feather
  • Propeller Mushroom
  • Lakitu
  • Spinies
  • Fire Flowers
  • Super Star
  • 1-Up Mushrooms

Day 3

  • Bill Blaster
  • Blooper
  • Cheep Cheep
  • Electricity
  • Semi Solid Platform

Day 4

  • Hammer Bro
  • Buzzy Beetle
  • Thwomp
  • Fireball
  • Newton
  • Bouncy Pad
  • Skull Raft
  • Firebar

Day 5

  • Rocky Wrench
  • Bob-omb
  • Donut Block
  • POW Block
  • Cloud Block
  • Rocket Engine
  • Cannon
  • Bridge

Day 6

  • Spike Tops
  • Ghosts
  • Dry Bones
  • Magikoopa
  • Hidden Block
  • Vine
  • ? Switch
  • Warp Door

Day 7

  • Munchers
  • Wigglers
  • Oddsock Egg
  • Goomba Shoe
  • Clown Car
  • Mushroom Platform
  • Arrow
  • Ice Block

Day 8

  • Tracks
  • Conveyor Belt
  • Sawblade
  • Chain Chomp
  • One Way Door

1.20 Objects

  • Checkpoint

1.30 Objects

  • Bouncy Pad (all directions)
  • ? Warp Door
  • Fire Koopa Clown Car

1.40 Objects

  • Skewer
  • Key
  • Key Door
  • Pink Fluff

10 Sackboy Challenge

In game, there is a mode called the 10 Sackboy Challenge, which gives the player 10 lives to beat 8 stages. The stages were made by Media Molecule 2 before the game's release.

100 Sackboy Challenge

Similar to the 10 Sackboy Challenge, the 100 Sackboy Challenge gives the player 100 lives to beat eight stages, and it has 4 different modes: Easy, Normal, Expert and Super Expert. Normal and Expert feature 16 stages and Super Expert features 6 stages instead of the usual eight found in the 10 Sackboy Challenge and Easy mode. It randomly chooses courses online. The player can also skip a stage by sliding on the gamepad or holding - for 3 seconds.

Sample Courses

There are 17 worlds of 68 sample courses included into the game. These are mostly made by the developers at Media Molecule 2 while some are made from 3rd Party developers like the creator of Rayman, Michel Ancel.

List of Sample Courses

World 1

World 2

World 3

World 4

World 5

World 6

World 7

World 8

World 9

World 10

World 11

World 12

World 13

World 14

World 15

World 16

World 17

Amiibo

Every amiibo (aside from the Mii Fighter amiibo) is compatible with LittleBIGPlanet 4, when tapping one, a costume will appear (e.g tapping a Link amiibo will trigger a Link costume) and can be dragged into Brick Blocks/Flip Blocks, ? Blocks, and Note Blocks. When the player uses the item, Sackboy will wear the costume. Pressing ↑ will trigger also trigger a pose. There are also non-amiibo costumes, which can be earned-in game by completing the 100 Sackboy challenge or an event course.

List of Costumes

  1. Mystery Mushroom
  2. Mario
  3. Peach
  4. Luigi
  5. Bowser
  6. Goomba
  7. ? Block
  8. Trampoline
  9. Toad
  10. Bowser Jr.
  11. Mario (Silver)
  12. Mario (Gold)
  13. Builder Mario
  14. Yoshi
  15. Shy Guy
  16. Wario
  17. Rosalina
  18. Sidestepper
  19. Shellcreeper
  20. Mario (Mario Bros.)
  21. Dr. Mario
  22. Kart Mario
  23. Waluigi
  24. Green Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World)
  25. Pink Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World)
  26. Light-Blue Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World)
  27. Mega Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World)
  28. Donkey Kong Jr.
  29. Donkey Kong (Donkey Kong Country)
  30. Diddy Kong (Donkey Kong Country)
  31. Kirby (Kirby's Dream Land)
  32. King Dedede (Kirby's Dream Land)
  33. Meta Knight (Kirby's Adventure)
  34. Pit (Kid Icarus)
  35. Palutena (Kid Icarus)
  36. Dark Pit (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
  37. Mega Man (Mega Man)
  38. Samus (Metroid)
  39. Zero Suit Samus (Metroid: Zero Mission)
  40. R.O.B. (NES/Famicom)
  41. Marth (Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragons)
  42. Ike (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance)
  43. Lucina (Fire Emblem: Awakening)
  44. Robin (Fire Emblem: Awakening)
  45. Pikachu (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  46. Charizard (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  47. Jigglypuff (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  48. Mewtwo (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  49. Lucario (Pokemon Diamond/Pearl)
  50. Greninja (Pokemon X/Y)
  51. Olimar (Pikmin)
  52. Pikmin (Pikmin)
  53. Link (The Legend of Zelda)
  54. Zelda (The Legend of Zelda)
  55. Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
  56. Sheik (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
  57. Tingle (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask)
  58. Toon Link (The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker)
  59. Shulk (Xenoblade Chronicles)
  60. Ness (Earthbound)
  61. Lucas (Mother 3)
  62. Inkling Squid (Splatoon)
  63. Inkling Boy (Splatoon)
  64. Inkling Girl (Splatoon)
  65. Wii Balance Board (Wii Fit)
  66. Wii Fit Trainer (Wii Fit)
  67. Chibi-Robo (Chibi-Robo)
  68. Villager (Animal Crossing)
  69. Tom Nook (Animal Crossing)
  70. K.K. Slider (Animal Crossing)
  71. Resetti (Animal Crossing)
  72. Rover (Animal Crossing)
  73. Timmy and Tommy (Animal Crossing)
  74. Blathers (Animal Crossing)
  75. Mabel (Animal Crossing)
  76. Kapp'n (Animal Crossing)
  77. Celeste (Animal Crossing)
  78. Kicks (Animal Crossing)
  79. Isabelle (Summer Outfit) (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)
  80. Isabelle (Winter Outfit) (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)
  81. Digby (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)
  82. Cyrus (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)
  83. Reese (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)
  84. Lottie (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)
  85. Captain Falcon (F-Zero)
  86. Mr. Game & Watch (Game & Watch Series)
  87. Sonic (Sonic The Hedgehog)
  88. Duck Hunt (Duck Hunt)
  89. Pac-Man (Pac-Man)
  90. Foreman Spike (Wrecking Crew)
  91. Little Mac (Punch-Out)
  92. Fox (Star Fox)
  93. Falco (Star Fox)
  94. Slippy Star Fox)
  95. Peppy (Star Fox)
  96. Arwing (Star Fox)
  97. Mahjong Tile (Yakuman Ho-o)
  98. Dr. Lobe (Big Brain Academy)
  99. Ashley (Warioware: Touched)
  100. Nikki (Swapnote)
  101. Fighter Fly
  102. Totem Link (The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes)
  103. Arino Kacho (GAMECENTER CX)
  104. SUPER MARIO KUN (CORO CORO COMIC)
  105. Cat Mario
  106. Cat Peach
  107. Necky (Famitsu)
  108. Frog Mario
  109. Mario Trio (Mario and Luigi: Paper Jam)
  110. GLA (Mercedes-Benz)
  111. Felyne (Monster Hunter)
  112. Sky Pop (Super Mario Land)
  113. Arcade Bunny (Nintendo Badge Arcade)
  114. Master Belch (Earthbound)
  115. Mr. Saturn (Earthbound)
  116. Captain Toad
  117. Bike (Excitebike)
  118. Birdo (Super Mario Bros. 2)
  119. Yamamura the Pigeon
  120. Princess Daisy
  121. Professor E. Gadd
  122. Bulbasaur (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  123. Charmander (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  124. Squirtle (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow)
  125. Chitoge Kirisaki (Nisekoi)
  126. Barbara The Bat (Jam with the Band)
  127. Statue Mario
  128. Mary O/Mashiko
  129. Toadette
  130. Yuu Ayasaki (Jam with the Band)
  131. Starfy (The Legendary Starfy)
  132. Wolf Link (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess)
  133. Balloon Fighter (Balloon Fight)
  134. Nabbit
  135. Tetra (The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker)
  136. Donbe (Shin Onigashima)
  137. Hikari (Shin Onigashima)
  138. Ayumi Tachibana (Famicom Detective Club Part II)
  139. Baby Mario
  140. Iris Archwell (Monster Manor)
  141. Mallo (Pushmo)
  142. Bubbles (Clu Clu Land)
  143. Diskun (Famicom)
  144. Volleyball Player (Volleyball)

Amiibo Compatible

  • 8-Bit Classic Mario
  • 8-Bit Modern Mario

Trivia

  • While the Pokémon amiibo are compatible in this game, the Pokémon characters have no sound effects or jingles from any Pokemon games, due to The Pokemon Company's rights of owning the IP address of the Pokémon franchise.
    • However, despite the policy, the three starter Pokemon from the Kanto region, Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle, are the only ones that do have the sound effects and jingles from Pokemon Red/Blue.
  • Out of all the characters who appear in 8-bit form, Sonic is the only character who appears in 16-bit form.
  • When placing an object onto the stage, a distorted voice will say the name of said object (e.g. "Pipe" for placing/adjusting a Warp Pipe), which will correspond in tone with the stage's music.
  • Holding down on the D-pad, the A button, and the B button while a level loads will cause it to be displayed as if it were on a CRT television screen, similarly to the Big Mushroom; unlike the Big Mushroom, this easter egg is functional in all four game styles.

Gallery

Trailers

File:World Premiere - Mario Maker!
File:Let's Super Mario - E3 2015 Trailer
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