In Super Mario Galaxy 2, however, this difference is not as prevalent, as each galaxy contains either two or three regular Power Stars respectively, there are twenty-five and twenty-four of each. The "major" galaxies with six to seven Power Stars are usually much larger than the "minor" galaxies with one Power Star, which may contain only one or two planetoids there are fifteen of these "major" galaxies and twenty-seven "minor" ones. The fifteen major galaxies contain six (seven in Battlerock Galaxy and Dusty Dune Galaxy) Power Stars, while the twenty-seven minor galaxies possess only one (two in the Buoy Base Galaxy and the Gateway Galaxy). In Super Mario Galaxy, there is clearly a size difference between galaxies. There are solar systems that can be seen to make up other galaxies that determine whether it is a large or small one. Smaller galaxies in the games are more comparable to systems such as the Solar System. However, in Super Mario Galaxy 2, a galaxy proportionate to a real galaxy appears in the background of World 4, while in World 5, there is a galaxy supercluster. The galaxies in Super Mario Galaxy are notably much smaller than real galaxies, often being composed of nothing more than a few small planetoids, most of which come in many different shapes and sizes. There is a total of 91 different galaxies between the two games: 42 in Super Mario Galaxy and 49 in Super Mario Galaxy 2. Mario or Luigi visits many galaxies in their adventures through Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. Mario flying to the Cosmic Cove Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy 2 “Now, go and explore the universe! There are lots and lots of galaxies for you to discover!” - Luma, Super Mario GalaxyĪ galaxy is a system consisting of gases, stars, planets, and comets.
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