Mario Editor is a very slick, easily accessible and feature-packed Mario Maker-style level builder in which you can easily build Mario Bros-levels within minutes. We’ve seen fan made Mario level building games before on Free Game Planet (such as the now cancelled Super Mario Bros NES Game & Builder), but we’ve never seen anything quite as fully featured polished as Mario Editor.
Contents GameplayThe gameplay is somewhat of a mix, with the first half of the game being in the New Super Mario Bros style. This half is played either in classic style, with the Wii Remote held horizontally, or in Nunchuk style, with the Nunchuk used for movement.
Some actions, such as jumping is used with and attacks are performed with or with the nunchuck. Others, like spinning in midair and picking up other players, are performed by shaking the Wii Remote. Certain areas of levels, such as specific platforms, can also be manipulated by tilting the Wii Remote.The second half of the game being in the Super Mario Galaxy style. Mario is controlled with the analog stick and can jump with the.
The works makes Mario crouch, do Somersaults and do Long Jumps. Mario can also triple jump by jumping with precise timing three times, each time jumping higher than before. The centers the camera behind Mario, while the can adjust the camera angle manually. By pressing, the player can enter a first person perspective.StoryThe story revolves around a cosmic deity named Themis, who has kidnapped Rosalina with the help of the Cosmic Clones. Themis learns of a comet that is heading towards the Mushroom Kingdom and wishes to obtain it's powers and recreate the universe in his liking. When Mario and the others stop him from intercepting the comet, the comet splits into thousands of pieces into the portal realm. Themis learns of the multiverse and refocuses his efforts and getting the comet shards, allowing for his original plan to become even bigger.Now Mario and friends have to travel through time, space, and dimensions to stop Themis, who desires everything to go his way, and save Rosalina.
Over the course of the game, the battle becomes bigger and bigger with both sides amassing forces.PrologueA cosmic deity known as Themis is searching for a planet in his next step for universal conquest. As he does, he bumps into Rosalina's Comet Conservatory. Although the two seem to get along well, when Rosalina learns that Themis is attempting to take over the universe she fights him only to be overwhelmed with Cosmic Clones. The Lumas are also captured by Cosmic Clones, but one manages to escape: Baby Luma. Rosalina tells Baby Luma as he escapes the Comet Conservatory to find Mario.Mario and Luigi wake up in the morning and head to Peach's castle, only to find nobody is there.
Mario groans as he believes Peach is kidnapped again and tries to call up Yellow and Blue Toad, only to hear a cellphone ring in the castle. As Mario heads over to the sound of the noise, the lights turn on and everyone comes from their hiding spots to shout surprise.As Mario and Luigi celebrate their birthday, Mario realizes that Rosalina and the Lumas aren't here, which is really odd considering everyone from to to showed up. Mario asks Bowser if he's seen Rosalina, but Bowser has no clue. Mario then asks Bowser's brother Devili the same thing, but the answer is the same.As Mario steps out of the castle for a minute, Baby Luma crashes in front of him with the message that Rosalina has been kidnapped but is unable to explain her captor.
Mario puts him in his hat and begins walking, trying to figure out who it could be.Suddenly Mario spots Peach looking out a telescope and sees that a comet is heading towards them, with a impact date of 4 days. Mario, Luigi, Blue Toad, Yellow Toad, Peach, Princess Lily head out to put a stop to it.World 1: The Mushroom KingdomMario and the group head towards the impact location of the comet and try and figure out how to stop it. There they spot Bowser taking the Sprixies, which has them reasonably alarmed. Upon rescuing all of the seven Sprixies and facing Bowser, Bowser is revealed to be under the control of Themis. Themis tells that he is seeking the comet coming to the Mushroom Kingdom and needed the use of Bowser's army to awaken his powers.
As blue lava encompasses him in a circle, the Sprixies manage to hold off the lava from completing the circle. When Themis realizes what is going on, it is too late as Mario and the others send a giant baseball to direct the comet from course. Themis becomes angry and begins to attack Mario's group, taking them all out instantly. When Mario comes to.World 2: Comet FieldsMario find himself inside of the comet which is an expansive extradimensional dimension. Inside he finds that Themis is already heading to the core of the comet. He and the others chase after him.
When they meet with Themis again, he sends out an army of Cosmic clones to hold them off as he absorbs the comet and it's power. Bowser manages to shatter the Comet's core before it can be fully absorbed by Themis. Themis slams Bowser into the fourth dimension and realizes he has broken reality, opening the Portal Realm, where he discovers the Multiverse.World 3: The Portal RealmThemis realizes that there must be several other comets coming at the same date because of the infinite possibilities a multiverse has. If he can absorb enough comets, he can become powerful enough to remake the multiverse in his own image. Mario's group advises against this but he heads off anyway and brings Rosalina with him.As the group explores the Multiverse further, Mario meets his possible future daughter Maxia again, who has begun to fade, stating that Themis' possibility of succeeding has increased and has begun to erode several future universe's possibilities. With each universe that erodes, the infection will spread further until there is nothing left. Peachiro encounters the group and joins them as they bump into each other.
Mario heads to New York after he sees Themis head there.World 4: New YorkLike the Mushroom Kingdom, a comet is heading towards Earth. As Mario and the others head into New York, they find their presence is not welcomed, as Themis has claimed they are a threat from the Mushroom Kingdom. As they are trapped by several members of the military, a character from the portal realm named Bullet Billie suddenly fires into the military group and manages to rescue Mario's group.
They see Themis flying towards the comet using extradimensional travel, leaving several portal rings in the sky. As Mario and the group use a helicopter to get close to Themis, the helicopter is knocked into a portal ring by Gobblegut, knocking them into Inkopolis.World 5: InkopolisAs Mario and the group land in Inkopolis, an Inkling named Ika attempts to fight them only to learn that paint doesn't do anything to them. Puzzled by this, Mario explains that they're from another universe.
Ika tells them there might be a portal that could lead them home, but they will have to go into Octo Valley.After defeating DJ Octavio, the group heads into the portal to find themselves.World 6: Hyrule.in Hyrule. Mario and the others encounter Link and Zelda and learn that there is a portal that can send them back, but it is in Gerudo Valley. As they go to Gerudo Valley, they meet Ganondorf who they battle. After battling Ganondorf, Themis appears out of a portal and heads towards the sky, opening more Portal Rings. Pit and Palutena fall out of the sky and watch as Themis heads to Flat World. Using the power of flight, they manage to follow.World 7: Flat WorldMario and the others land in the Flat World, where they find that Themis has teamed up with some of Count Bleck's old minions such as O' Chunks, Mimi, and Nastasia.
As the group looks for Themis' location, they come across Goombella. They finally get to Themis, who is after a comet that is heading towards this world. He sends O' Chunks, Mimi, and Nastasia after them. After defeating the three, the universe erodes as Themis absorbs the comet.
They are knocked into the last stable universe, a barren black landscape where Mario meets his Paper counterpart and joins up with him. They find the Comet Conservatory.World 8: The Comet ConservatoryThemis has only one comet left to consume. Mario and the others use the Comet Conservatory to follow him and possibly stop him, even though the chances are slim to none.
As they approach Themis, he begins to fire at them with lunar and solar stars, which must be dodged. As the Comet Conservatory crashes into Themis, the boss battle begins.After defeating Themis, Rosalina manages to grab the comet for herself and using all of her power manages to cast Themis outside of a forcefield. Rosalina states there are still fragments of the Multiverse left, some of which are the shops and a couple of levels with Power Stars.
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