In Super Mario 64 DS, this Star was renamed Mario's Super Wall Kick, as Mario is the only character who can do the wall kick. Then, walk across the narrow ice path (carefully) and jump to get the star. If done correctly, you will land on the top platform, it's a little tricky. If you do, then just as you hit the wall, press to do a wall kick and push the stick to the right. You need to hit the vertical part of the wall. Run backwards a bit, then run up again and right away jump so that you triple jump. Then, go to the lowest part of the platform above Mario, and either wall-kick or triple jump onto it. Then, run down the narrow ledge, defeating the enemies along the way by punching them. Try to catch on the tree by aiming at the rocks above the tree. Then, take the cannon at the bottom of the lift and aim toward the ledge directly across. Star 6: Wall Kicks Will Work Īctivate the cannons if you have not done so already by talking to the pink Bob-omb on the platform halfway up the lift on the bottom of the mountain. NOTE: The Snowman's body will only appear after you finish the previous level with the Red Coins. Stand next to the snowman's head so the ball runs into the head.

Slide then run to the pedestal with the snowman's head. Go in front of it, but do not get too far ahead of it, since it will miss the snowman entirely. Approach the ball and it will talk to you, then start rolling down the slide. This platform has a pedestal with a ball of snow on it. Go up on the platform next to the chimney of the cabin, then straight to a wooden platform. The eighth and final red coin is there, and the Star is right on the other side of the bridge.

Jump down onto solid ground, make sure you're not on the side with the Headless Snowman, and head towards the broken bridge.

Turn around, jump off the bridge, and fall onto the little cliff.

Keep following the path onto the end of the next bridge, whereupon you will warp to a bridge very near the start.

The bridge leads to a small snowy platform with the sixth coin.

Head back a bit to the little alcove with a tiny bridge.

Run all the way over to the other end of The Field, and just before you drop off the world entirely, turn left into the wall.

Above one of them is the fourth red coin.

Once you have reached the bottom, there will be three trees.

Right at the beginning of the ride, you will see a third red coin.

Head to the right into The Paddock, and straight to the rope elevator.

Slide all the way down The Slide, and at the end, there will be another red coin.

The very first coin you collect is above a tree right in front of you at the very start.

Once you reach the bottom of the slide, go through the door to find the star waiting outside.Ī map of Cool, Cool Mountain, with all the red coin locations marked out, in the Nintendo DS version of the game. Other shortcuts require looking at the map to find where some slide lines intersect. At a certain point, a row of coins points toward the wall go along them to pass through the wall and you will enter a secret passage that has 3 1-Ups and no risk of falling.

This star is obtained by entering the chimney near the start of the level and completing the slide without falling off. Bob-omb Buddy: When riding the rope lift, you will spot the Bob-omb Buddy on a floating island.Ĭool, Cool Mountain is the fourth course in the game.Description: A snowy mountain featuring a mother penguin that lost her baby, the Headless Snowman, and an icy slide.On the left side of the staircase, enter the door with a 3 on it, and jump into one of the three paintings. 7 Star 7: Switch Star of Cool, Cool Mountain (Nintendo DS).

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