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− | The '''Cape Feather''' is a power-up from the ''[[Portal: Mario|Mario]]'' series that was originally featured in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. It is a brown feather that grants | + | The '''Cape Feather''' is a power-up from the ''[[Portal: Mario|Mario]]'' series that was originally featured in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. It is a brown feather that grants Mario a yellow cape that can be used for gliding. |
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The Cape Feather is a power-up that can be used by [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] to transform into a Cape form. This grants them a magical cape, which which they can spin in place to attack enemies, block projectiles or destroy obstacles. With a running start, they can also take to the skies and glide temporarily. While gliding, they can also drop down with a pound attack. | The Cape Feather is a power-up that can be used by [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] to transform into a Cape form. This grants them a magical cape, which which they can spin in place to attack enemies, block projectiles or destroy obstacles. With a running start, they can also take to the skies and glide temporarily. While gliding, they can also drop down with a pound attack. | ||
− | Aside from the Mario Bros., the cape could also be worn by enemies known as [[Koopa|Superkoopas]]. The Superkoopas are Koopas without shells that use capes to glide forward. Hopping on them once makes them lose their cape, similar to Mario or Luigi, at which point they will crawl around on the ground normally and can be defeated with another hit. Some Superkoopas | + | Aside from the Mario Bros., the cape could also be worn by enemies known as [[Koopa|Superkoopas]]. The Superkoopas are Koopas without shells that use capes to glide forward. Hopping on them once makes them lose their cape, similar to Mario or Luigi, at which point they will crawl around on the ground normally and can be defeated with another hit. Some Superkoopas were flashing red capes, and they surrender Cape Feathers upon losing their own capes. |
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− | The Cape Feather was primarily featured as a power-up | + | The Cape Feather was primarily featured as a power-up throughout ''[[Super Mario World]]''. Along with the [[Fire Flower]], it was one of the game's most fundamental and most commonly-appearing power-ups. They were also produced by green [[! Block|! Blocks]]. In the game's prologue, [[Yoshi]] gave the Mario Bros. a cape after being freed from his egg, although he does not do so during the similar scene that occurs early in the game. This game also featured the Superkoopas. |
− | It later made a bonus appearance in ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', where it could be obtained via e-card or a minigame in World e. To prevent it from overshadowing the [[Super Leaf]], the Cape in that game was incapable of breaking blocks. The Cape Feather also appeared in ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Maker 2]]'' as a power-up that could be placed in levels, but it could only be used for levels made in the ''Super Mario World'' style. In the second game, [[Toad]] and [[Toadette]] were also able to use the Cape Feather during | + | It later made a bonus appearance in ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', where it could be obtained via e-card or a minigame in World e. To prevent it from overshadowing the [[Super Leaf]], the Cape in that game was incapable of breaking blocks. The Cape Feather also appeared in ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Maker 2]]'' as a power-up that could be placed in levels, but it could only be used for levels made in the ''Super Mario World'' style. In the second game, [[Toad]] and [[Toadette]] were also able to use the Cape Feather during mutiplayer games. |
It has also appeared in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'', as an item that could be used to make the kart jump. It was absent from most of the rest of the ''Mario Kart'' series, except for ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', where it could be used only in Battle Mode. | It has also appeared in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'', as an item that could be used to make the kart jump. It was absent from most of the rest of the ''Mario Kart'' series, except for ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', where it could be used only in Battle Mode. | ||
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The feather has also made cameo appearances in other ''Mario'' games: | The feather has also made cameo appearances in other ''Mario'' games: |