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'''Behind Chain Chomp's Gate''' is the sixth and final mission of [[Bob-omb Battlefield]]. To complete it, Mario must ground-pound the post guarded by the Chain Chomp three times so the Chain Chomp breaks the gate guarding the [[Power Star]]. [[Bob-omb|Bloated Bob-omb glitch]],<ref>[https://youtu.be/ZV7nJwt2zhc?t=123 "N64 Super Mario 64 "70 Stars BLJless" in 42:58:52" video by sonicpacker]</ref> [[Backwards_Long_Jump|BLJ]]<ref>[https://youtu.be/-zk_S8ZGKto "Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 9"13" by snark122]</ref> and [[Backward Shell Hyperspeed]]<ref>[https://youtu.be/7s2qptzjcJ8 "BoB Chain Chomp Star 0x Faster Strat using Shell Hyperspeed" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref> can also be used to clip [[Mario]] through the gate. A Death Star Glitch can be done on this star to skip the star grabbing animation. | '''Behind Chain Chomp's Gate''' is the sixth and final mission of [[Bob-omb Battlefield]]. To complete it, Mario must ground-pound the post guarded by the Chain Chomp three times so the Chain Chomp breaks the gate guarding the [[Power Star]]. [[Bob-omb|Bloated Bob-omb glitch]],<ref>[https://youtu.be/ZV7nJwt2zhc?t=123 "N64 Super Mario 64 "70 Stars BLJless" in 42:58:52" video by sonicpacker]</ref> [[Backwards_Long_Jump|BLJ]]<ref>[https://youtu.be/-zk_S8ZGKto "Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 9"13" by snark122]</ref> and [[Backward Shell Hyperspeed]]<ref>[https://youtu.be/7s2qptzjcJ8 "BoB Chain Chomp Star 0x Faster Strat using Shell Hyperspeed" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref> can also be used to clip [[Mario]] through the gate. A Death Star Glitch can be done on this star to skip the star grabbing animation.<ref>[https://youtu.be/EFISdYajCpU?t=7 "SM64 <nowiki>[TAS]</nowiki> - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (10"43)" by Plush]</ref> | ||
==A Button Challenge== | ==A Button Challenge== | ||
This star can be done in 0 A presses and can also be done RTA<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdntrtJmwLs “(RTABC) Behind Chain Chomp's Gate - 0x A Presses” by Bad_Boot]</ref>, but is very difficult to do. The star is too high to get using a dive recover, so instead 2 [[Goomba]] [[Cloning|Clones]] are used. Mario can use a cork box to clip inside the gate. The first problem is that it is impossible to clone a goomba inside the gate, so instead mario places the [[Cork Box]] at the desired location of a goomba clone. Mario can easily leave the gate as the gate is a one-sided wall. Mario uses the [[Hat in Hand]] glitch to release a goomba clone at the location of the box, since that’s where the [[HOLP]] is at. Mario then repeats this process with the 2nd goomba, and finally heads in and uses the 2 goomba bounces to reach the star. | This star can be done in 0 A presses and can also be done RTA<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdntrtJmwLs “(RTABC) Behind Chain Chomp's Gate - 0x A Presses” by Bad_Boot]</ref>, but is very difficult to do. The star is too high to get using a dive recover, so instead 2 [[Goomba]] [[Cloning|Clones]] are used. Mario can use a cork box to clip inside the gate. The first problem is that it is impossible to clone a goomba inside the gate, so instead mario places the [[Cork Box]] at the desired location of a goomba clone. Mario can easily leave the gate as the gate is a one-sided wall. Mario uses the [[Hat in Hand]] glitch to release a goomba clone at the location of the box, since that’s where the [[HOLP]] is at. Mario then repeats this process with the 2nd goomba, and finally heads in and uses the 2 goomba bounces to reach the star. | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 30 December 2019
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| Star Info | |
| Course | BoB |
| Height Above Ground | 432[1] |
| Course Records | |
| TAS World Record | 10"43[2] |
| RTA World Record | 11"37[3] |
| ABC Minimum | 0[4] |
| ABZ Minimum | 0[5] |
Behind Chain Chomp's Gate is the sixth and final mission of Bob-omb Battlefield. To complete it, Mario must ground-pound the post guarded by the Chain Chomp three times so the Chain Chomp breaks the gate guarding the Power Star. Bloated Bob-omb glitch,[6] BLJ[7] and Backward Shell Hyperspeed[8] can also be used to clip Mario through the gate. A Death Star Glitch can be done on this star to skip the star grabbing animation.[9]
A Button Challenge
This star can be done in 0 A presses and can also be done RTA[10], but is very difficult to do. The star is too high to get using a dive recover, so instead 2 Goomba Clones are used. Mario can use a cork box to clip inside the gate. The first problem is that it is impossible to clone a goomba inside the gate, so instead mario places the Cork Box at the desired location of a goomba clone. Mario can easily leave the gate as the gate is a one-sided wall. Mario uses the Hat in Hand glitch to release a goomba clone at the location of the box, since that’s where the HOLP is at. Mario then repeats this process with the 2nd goomba, and finally heads in and uses the 2 goomba bounces to reach the star.
TAS History
| Date | Time | Improvement (Frames) | Improvement Author(s) | Save Description/Notes | |
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| Jan 29, 2010 | 9.36[11] | Sonicpacker, Bobmario511 | |||
| Jul 3, 2010 | 9.27 [12] | 3 | AruaErueru | ||
| Oct 31, 2010 | 9.20 [13] | 2 | Sonicpacker, Nahoc | ||
| Dec 17. 2010 | 9.17 | 1 | Mickeys11189 | (Run has been lost) | |
| Nov 25, 2012 | 9.13[14] | 1 | The 120 Star TAS Team | From the 2012 120 Star TAS | |
| Jun 27, 2016 | 11.66 [15] | 19 | Plush | Mario triggers a death fadeout by going out of bounds and collects the star during the transition. Although this takes longer, skipping the star grab animation saves 2.1 seconds off the full run, making this a better strategy. | |
| Apr 9, 2017 | 7.46? [16] | ? | AruaErueru | New timing method | |
| Apr 14, 2017 | 7.13 [17] | 5 | Plush | ||
| Jun 14, 2018 | 10.53 [18] | 8 | Plush | New timing method. -1f reaching the bob-omb, -7f new movement to reach clip earlier | |
| Jul 4, 2018 | 10.43 [19] | 3 | Plush, Snark | ||
| Jun 19, 2022 | 10.43 [20] | 1 | Plush, Eru, Crackhex | Better bob-omb grab leading to landing -1f | |
| Feb 7, 2024 | 10.33 [21] | 2 | Elbertito, Crackhex | -2f Double jump land, +1f bob-omb grab, -1f jump to the star |
TAS Strategy
Originally, this star was done by heading to the elevator and BLJing behind the gate. A faster strategy was found by Plush in mid 2016. Mario used a Bob-omb to push him out of bounds and clip inside from the side. Mario then collects the star while the death transition happens. The death cancels out the star grabbing, saving lots of time. Timing is different when using this death clip strategy. Instead of stopping when Mario collects the star, the timer stops on the first frame of the bowser death screen, as that determines how fast the run is.
References
- ↑ "Star Heights" by UncommentatedPannen
- ↑ "SM64 [TAS] - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (10"43)" by Plush
- ↑ "Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 11"37" by mofumofu256
- ↑ "(TAS) Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 0xA - 25"53" by fifdspence
- ↑ "SM64 - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate - No Buttons Allowed" by pannenkoek2012
- ↑ "N64 Super Mario 64 "70 Stars BLJless" in 42:58:52" video by sonicpacker
- ↑ "Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 9"13" by snark122
- ↑ "BoB Chain Chomp Star 0x Faster Strat using Shell Hyperspeed" by UncommentatedPannen
- ↑ "SM64 [TAS] - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (10"43)" by Plush
- ↑ “(RTABC) Behind Chain Chomp's Gate - 0x A Presses” by Bad_Boot
- ↑ "Super Mario 64 - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (with bobmario511) - 9.36 (TAS)" by Sonicpacker
- ↑ "Super Mario 64 - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 9.27 - (TAS)" by AruaErueru
- ↑ "Super Mario 64 - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate – 9.2 (TAS)" by Sonicpacker
- ↑ Behind Chain Chomp's Gate in 9.13, as part of the 120 Stars TAS
- ↑ "SM64 (TAS) - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate new route!" by Plush
- ↑ "Super Mario 64 - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 7.46?? - (TAS)" By AruaErueru
- ↑ "SM64 (TAS) - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (7.13?)" by Plush
- ↑ "SM64 (TAS) - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (10.53*)" by Plush
- ↑ "SM64 (TAS) - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (10.43)" by Plush
- ↑ "(TAS) - Behind Chain Chomp's Gate (10"40?)" by Crackhex
- ↑ "[TAS] Behind Chain Chomp's Gate - 10"33" by elbertito
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