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Post by SMBBQ on Apr 22, 2010 20:02:18 GMT -5
Okay, some of these places just seem to small to be entire galaxies. So, what's your take on this?
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Post by kingkoopa on Apr 22, 2010 21:19:11 GMT -5
I don't thin kwhat they call galaxies are actually galaxies. I think that all of the "galaxies" in an entire area ((for example the Terrace)) are the actual galaxies. Plus there are many galaxies in the real world that have no planets in them at all, just stars and a black hole.
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Post by Clive Koopa on Apr 23, 2010 12:38:25 GMT -5
Are you sure about that? There is no evidence whatsoever to suggest that there are galaxies that don't have planets in them in real life. They just haven't been discovered yet. I bet there are tons of planets in the Andromeda Galaxy and others too.
As for SMG, I have never played it but it is probably set in one single galaxy rather than several galaxies or maybe they are set in just small sections of different galaxies.
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Post by shadowgoomba on Apr 23, 2010 19:24:35 GMT -5
Every world is called [Insert Theme Here] Galaxy.
But yes, they are far, far, too small. Put all of the galaxies in one section together and you'd have a pretty small solar system. That's about it.
But "Super Mario Solar System" is less catchy.
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Post by Clive Koopa on Apr 27, 2010 16:35:25 GMT -5
As I was saying, each "world" is probably set in a small section of each galaxy. And anyway is it ever shown how the characters got into space in the first place? Did E. Gadd manage to invent faster-than-light travel?
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Post by SMBBQ on Apr 28, 2010 20:14:59 GMT -5
Nope, Mario is simply blasted from the hub world to the level.
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Post by kingkoopa on Apr 28, 2010 20:45:57 GMT -5
Really powerful Launch Stars if anyone wanted specifics
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Post by shadowgoomba on Apr 30, 2010 8:48:33 GMT -5
You wouldn't need to go faster than light to go into space.
Although that does bring up the point of how he's able to avoid getting sucked into black holes.
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Post by kingkoopa on Apr 30, 2010 19:08:42 GMT -5
There doesn't seem to be any black holes around the paths to the galaxies. Even if there were though the launch stars follow a very specific track and not even the gravitational pull of planets can stop them. I think there are several times where they pass pretty close to Black Holes too.
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Post by SMBBQ on May 19, 2010 20:51:20 GMT -5
Kinda off-topic, but watching the commercials for SMG2, I had a new theory. The ads seem to imply that there are in fact seemingly innumerable small planetoids around Mushroom Earth. Perhaps a belt of rings?
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Post by kingkoopa on May 20, 2010 21:44:21 GMT -5
I think that is all of the planets from the first galaxy. Remember at the end how they were all lined up right next to the ME
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Post by SMBBQ on Jun 2, 2010 16:42:59 GMT -5
True, but it also seems to me that World 1 seems to all take place in or around ME's atmosphere, what with birds flying about in the clouds.
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Post by kingkoopa on Jun 10, 2010 14:32:56 GMT -5
Yes, I think ME might even be PART of World 1. Given that you can reach Star Station Galaxy through a regular Launch Star suggests that they are very close to each other
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Post by SMBBQ on Jun 10, 2010 15:16:27 GMT -5
So, if World 1 is ME's atmosphere, that means Starship Mario actually progresses through space somewhat like this;
World 1: Mushroom Earth's atmosphere
World 2: ME's solar system
World 3: A nebula near Mario's planet
World 4: Outer rim of Mario's galaxy
World 5: A galaxy cluster
World 6: Center of Bowser's Empire
World S: Sky of an unknown planet
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Post by kingkoopa on Jun 12, 2010 22:23:27 GMT -5
No I meant that ME is a planet in World 1, not that World 1 is the ME. Also, is it just me or does World 2 look like our solar system?
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Post by Le Mario Bro on Jun 13, 2010 10:52:05 GMT -5
Gah... I just came back from playing this game... I should remember this...
Then again... I was focusing on not killing myself on the Silver Stars in Double Time Star...
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Post by SMBBQ on Jun 14, 2010 10:38:04 GMT -5
kingkoopaI see what you mean now, but I think my chart is still the most logical.
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Post by kingkoopa on Jun 14, 2010 12:28:23 GMT -5
It could be, but I seriously doubt that World 1 is inside of ME.
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Post by SMBBQ on Jun 14, 2010 21:03:13 GMT -5
Why not? The map screen for World 1 is a cloudy skyline. Last I checked, there are noclouds in space.
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Post by kingkoopa on Jun 15, 2010 14:06:28 GMT -5
Well for one thing I doubt that there could be small planets with little to no gravity INSIDE of the Mushroom Earth. They would have to be outside of the ME to even exist unless the ME is really the Mushroom Galaxy which makes no sense whatsoever.
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