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Later in 2015 (in the second video), Pannenkoek found a way to collect the topmost blue coin by bouncing on the third swooper. The primary obstacle is that there are very few swooper paths that do this since the swooper needs to stay close to Mario when the VSC to ground-pound movement is performed. Additionally, the said swooper must head towards the blue coin when the switch's effect is active. Altogether, it takes a lot of effort to find a swooper path that satisfies all of the above. With 99 coins, Mario uses a Monty Mole and the fourth swooper to simultaneously land on the exit platform and collect the swooper's coin, spawning the 100 coin star. With this strategy, Mario can collect the star at the exit of the toxic maze, instead of having to collect the 100 coin star within the maze with no way out, forcing him to exit the course by dying and then reenter it. | Later in 2015 (in the second video), Pannenkoek found a way to collect the topmost blue coin by bouncing on the third swooper. The primary obstacle is that there are very few swooper paths that do this since the swooper needs to stay close to Mario when the VSC to ground-pound movement is performed. Additionally, the said swooper must head towards the blue coin when the switch's effect is active. Altogether, it takes a lot of effort to find a swooper path that satisfies all of the above. With 99 coins, Mario uses a Monty Mole and the fourth swooper to simultaneously land on the exit platform and collect the swooper's coin, spawning the 100 coin star. With this strategy, Mario can collect the star at the exit of the toxic maze, instead of having to collect the 100 coin star within the maze with no way out, forcing him to exit the course by dying and then reenter it. | ||
==Other challenges== | ==Other challenges== | ||
In the [[ | In the [[Coinless Challenge]], excluding coin missions, all stars can be collected. The same stars can be collected in the [[CCC Challenge]], with ''Metal-Head Mario Can Move!'' requiring falling onto the purple switch with enough speed to press it without the [[Metal Cap]]. | ||
In the [[Capless/Cannonless Challenge]], all seven stars can be collected. | |||
In the [[No Buttons Allowed Challenge]], no stars can be collected. ''Swimming Beast in the Cavern'' is almost possible, with only the small lip of the elevator preventing Mario from getting onto it. | In the [[No Buttons Allowed Challenge]], no stars can be collected. ''Swimming Beast in the Cavern'' is almost possible, with only the small lip of the elevator preventing Mario from getting onto it. | ||
In the [[No Joystick Allowed Challenge]], no stars can be collected, as they all require entering doors. | In the [[No Joystick Allowed Challenge]], no stars can be collected, as they all require entering doors. | ||
In the [[Pacifist Challenge]], every star except for ''100 Coins'' can be collected, because there are not enough coins to collect without killing enemies. | |||
In the [[B Button Challenge]], the entire course is possible in 0 B presses. | |||
In the [[Z Button Challenge]], the entire course is possible in 0 Z presses. | |||
In the [[UBER Challenge]], excluding coin missions, all stars can be collected. ''Metal-head Mario Can Move!'' requires a BLJ to bypass the gate, and ''Navigating the Toxic Maze'' requires precise wall kicks to bypass the elevator. | |||
There is an [[unsolved challenge]] in this course, to get more coins than intended. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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