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* BalefulPolymorph: In Kakariko Village, the Skulltula House is replaced by a Rabbit-turned-Boo who can only turn back into Rabbit form with the power of 170 stars.
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* ForcedTransformation: In Kakariko Village, the Skulltula House is replaced by a Rabbit-turned-Boo who can only turn back into Rabbit form with the power of 170 stars.
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* PostFinalLevel: The back has Bowser's Castle as the final area, but after defeating Bowser in the future, Mario must then travel to the past, where a Warp Pipe opens near Peach's Castle that leads to a massive lava pit for the actual final battle against Bowser.
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But all is not well- the evil [[BigBad King Bowser]], ruler of the Koopas, has decided he is unsatisfied with this peace and desires to be the sole ruler of all. To that end, he has seized the Black Grand Star and allied with various monsters of his own to invade Hyrule, intending to take the other Grand Stars. Princess Peach gives a scroll to a Toad and sends him to find Mario in the Toad Forest, asking him for help. And so, Mario sets out to collect the stars and defeat Bowser and his army.
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But all is not well- well -- the evil [[BigBad King Bowser]], ruler of the Koopas, has decided he is unsatisfied with this peace and desires to be the sole ruler of all. To that end, he has seized the Black Grand Star and allied with various monsters of his own to invade Hyrule, intending to take the other Grand Stars. Princess Peach gives a scroll to a Toad and sends him to find Mario in the Toad Forest, asking him for help. And so, Mario sets out to collect the stars and defeat Bowser and his army.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The [[spoiler:permanent Wing Cap]] ability can allow Mario to bypass many of the obstacles and platforming challenges, but can only be gained after getting 170 stars... [[BraggingRightsReward by which point you likely won't need it anymore]].
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* FlightIsTheFinalPower: [[spoiler:The permanent Wing Cap powerup, unlike in the original game where it was available from early on, is here the last powerup to be obtained after getting 170 stars, and an InfinityPlusOneSword.]]
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* KingMook: Almost all of the bosses and mini-bosses are this. They range from ones like Big Scuttlebug, Armored Amp, King Whomp, and Big Koopa Troopa who attack just like the normal enemies with little variation, to the Big Boos who do act somewhat differently, and King Bob-omb who is completely different from his Mario 64 version. The two exceptions are the Big Blarg and Big Manta, which are original bosses (though the Manta is based on a non-enemy [=NPC=] from Mario 64.
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* KingMook: Almost all of the bosses and mini-bosses are this. They range from ones like Big Scuttlebug, Armored Amp, King Whomp, and Big Koopa Troopa Troopa, who attack just like the normal enemies with little variation, to the Big Boos who (who do act somewhat differently, differently), and King Bob-omb who (who is completely different from his Mario 64 version. ''Mario 64'' version). The two exceptions are the Big Blarg and Big Manta, which are original bosses (though the Manta is based on a non-enemy [=NPC=] from Mario 64.''Mario 64'').
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** Castle Town is inhabited by various friendly versions of the Mario 64 enemies which can be interacted with as [=NPCs=]. Justified as, in the backstory, it was built as a monument to co-existence between the various creatures of Hyrule.
** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent). In the future, however, the city has been taken over by Bowser and his army, so it is being patrolled by enemy Bob-ombs.
** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent). In the future, however, the city has been taken over by Bowser and his army, so it is being patrolled by enemy Bob-ombs.
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** Castle Town is inhabited by various friendly versions of the Mario 64 ''Mario 64'' enemies which can be interacted with as [=NPCs=]. Justified as, in the backstory, it was built as a monument to co-existence between the various creatures of Hyrule.
** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (exceptKlepto Klepto, who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent). In the future, however, the city has been taken over by Bowser and his army, so it is being patrolled by enemy Bob-ombs.
** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except
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* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings in Big Black Boo's room are this, and the boss travels inside them. In a reference to Mario 64, [[spoiler:Mario also has to jump inside them, leading to a small room, to beat Big Black Boo]].
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* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings in Big Black Boo's room are this, and the boss travels inside them. In a reference to Mario 64, ''Mario 64'', [[spoiler:Mario also has to jump inside them, leading to a small room, to beat Big Black Boo]].
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* TakeYourTime: Near the very end of the game, in the past world, [[spoiler:Bowser's hideout is found, with a warp pipe outside Hyrule Castle leading to it]], and Bowser is getting ready to launch a final invasion of Hyrule, leading to the BadFuture if he wins. Despite this, Mario can take time collecting the power stars and wait before confronting Bowser.
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* TakeYourTime: Near the very end of the game, in the past world, [[spoiler:Bowser's hideout is found, with a warp pipe outside Hyrule Castle leading to it]], and Bowser is getting ready to launch a final invasion of Hyrule, leading to the BadFuture if he wins. Despite this, Mario can take his time collecting the power stars and wait before confronting Bowser.
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* TheAlliance: Hyrule has made one with the various other tribes, like the Goombas, Bob-ombs, and Penguins.
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* TheEmpire: Bowser and his forces, made up of members of various species, form one when they take over Hyrule. He names it [[{{Egopolis}} Bowserule]].
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* ArmorIsUseless: The Armored Amp covers its weak point atop its head with a shell as armor. Despite this, Mario can still hurt it by ground-pounding the armor.
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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: [[spoiler:Past Bowser uses the Black Grand Star to grow to a colosal size- even bigger than Ganon from the original Ocarina- for the final battle.]]
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:The first Bowser fight at the top of his castle seems like it will be the first part of a final SequentialBoss like in Ocarina, but Bowser tells Mario that his past self is still out there. After beating him and escaping the tower, Mario can laze about until he is ready to confront past-Bowser.]]
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:Past Bowser uses the Black Grand Star to grow to massive size, much like Ganondorf turned into his Ganon form, only this one is even bigger.]]
* OrcusOnHisThrone: Bowser, even more than Ganondorf in ''Ocarina''. Despite being the leader of the invasion, he stays in his headquarters, relying on his allies and minions to do the work for him, and is only encountered at the very end for the final battle, whereas Ganondorf made appearances here and there.
* OrcusOnHisThrone: Bowser, even more than Ganondorf in ''Ocarina''. Despite being the leader of the invasion, he stays in his headquarters, relying on his allies and minions to do the work for him, and is only encountered at the very end for the final battle, whereas Ganondorf made appearances here and there.
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* TakeYourTime: Near the very end of the game, in the past world, [[spoiler:Bowser's hideout is found, with a warp pipe outside Hyrule Castle leading to it]], and Bowser is getting ready to launch a final invasion of Hyrule, leading to the BadFuture if he wins. Despite this, Mario can take time collecting the power stars and wait before confronting Bowser.
* TennisBoss: Bowser, like Ganondorf, will throw shells at Mario, who must deflect them back at him- though unlike Ganondorf, Bowser does his in his [[OneWingedAngel giant]] phase rather than his first phase. From the first hit onward, he will set it on fire, necessitating Mario transform into Metal Mario.
* WarmupBoss: The Big Scuttlebug is the boss of the Great Deku Tree dungeon, the first dungeon of the game.
* TennisBoss: Bowser, like Ganondorf, will throw shells at Mario, who must deflect them back at him- though unlike Ganondorf, Bowser does his in his [[OneWingedAngel giant]] phase rather than his first phase. From the first hit onward, he will set it on fire, necessitating Mario transform into Metal Mario.
* WarmupBoss: The Big Scuttlebug is the boss of the Great Deku Tree dungeon, the first dungeon of the game.
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* TakeYourTime: Near the very end of the game, in the past world, [[spoiler:Bowser's hideout is found, with a warp pipe outside Hyrule Castle leading to it]], and Bowser is getting ready to launch a final invasion of Hyrule, leading to the BadFuture if he wins. Despite this, Mario can take time collecting the power stars and wait before confronting Bowser.
* TennisBoss: Bowser, like Ganondorf, will throw shells at Mario, who must deflect them back at him- though unlike Ganondorf, Bowser does his in his [[OneWingedAngel giant]] phase rather than his first phase. From the first hit onward, he will set it on fire, necessitating Mario transform into Metal Mario.
* WarmupBoss: The Big Scuttlebug is the boss of the Great Deku Tree dungeon, the first dungeon of the game.Bowser.
* TennisBoss: Bowser, like Ganondorf, will throw shells at Mario, who must deflect them back at him- though unlike Ganondorf, Bowser does his in his [[OneWingedAngel giant]] phase rather than his first phase. From the first hit onward, he will set it on fire, necessitating Mario transform into Metal Mario.
* WarmupBoss: The Big Scuttlebug is the boss of the Great Deku Tree dungeon, the first dungeon of the game.
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* AlternateUniverseFic: The intro explicitly states that the game takes place in a parallel universe where the ''Mario'' cast inhabits Hyrule.
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* GhostTown: Kakariko Village, Bob-omb City, and the Penguin Domain in the future become completely void of the inhabitants that resided there in the past.
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* GhostTown: Kakariko Village, Bob-omb City, and the Penguin Domain in the future become completely void of the inhabitants that resided there in the past. Toad Forest becomes a literal variant; in place of the Toads who once lived there, Boos are haunting the place.
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* LighterAndSofter: Than both ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''VideoGame/SuperMario64LastImpact''. The former, despite being a family-friendly game, dealt with dark topics, had onscreen deaths, contained a horrifying BadFuture where innocents were slaughtered en masse, and had Ganondorf be a vile villain for perpetrating all this. The latter dealt with the coming destruction of the world, and also had some dark themes. In this hack, Bowser, while a genuine threat, does not seem to be nearly as ruthless as Ganondorf, there are no real onscreen deaths, and the consequences of Bowser's reign are vague and implied; although several towns became {{Ghost Town}}s, it is ambiguous as to what happened to the inhabitants, if Bowser killed them or if they simply left.
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: Bowser, even more than Ganondorf in ''Ocarina''. Despite being the leader of the invasion, he stays in his headquarters, relying on his allies and minions to do the work for him, and is only encountered at the very end for the final battle, whereas Ganondorf made appearances here and there.
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* HardLevelsEasyBosses: The levels and dungeons are a true test of skill, combining the puzzle-solving of ''Zelda'' with ''Mario 64'' platforming, and some of the stars are very difficult. The bosses and mini-bosses, however, are mostly easy in comparison, as they are all a KingMook, often with little change to their attack pattern from their normal enemy versions. The main exception is the FinalBoss Bowser himself, who is a genuine challenge.
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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: [[spoiler:Past Bowser uses the Black Grand Star to grow to a colosal size- even bigger than Ganon from the original Ocarina- for the final battle.]]
* BalefulPolymorph: In Kakariko Village, the Skulltula House is replaced by a Rabbit-turned-Boo who can only turn back into Rabbit form with the power of 170 stars.
* BalefulPolymorph: In Kakariko Village, the Skulltula House is replaced by a Rabbit-turned-Boo who can only turn back into Rabbit form with the power of 170 stars.
* BraggingRightsReward: Getting 170 stars and going to the house in Kakariko to turn back the Boo back into a Rabbit nets Mario the [[spoiler:permanent Wing Cap]] ability, which can allow Mario to reach stars in super high places and bypass most obstacles. But since there are 171 stars in the game, by the time you get this, you are likely to have already gotten all the stars that the ability would have been useful in getting. You ''can'' use it against the FinalBoss by flying up to the cannons to hit him.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:The first Bowser fight at the top of his castle seems like it will be the first part of a final SequentialBoss like in Ocarina, but Bowser tells Mario that his past self is still out there. After beating him and escaping the tower, Mario can laze about until he is ready to confront past-Bowser.]]
* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:The first Bowser fight at the top of his castle seems like it will be the first part of a final SequentialBoss like in Ocarina, but Bowser tells Mario that his past self is still out there. After beating him and escaping the tower, Mario can laze about until he is ready to confront past-Bowser.]]
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* GhostTown: Kakariko Village, Bob-omb City, and the Penguin River in the future become completely void of the inhabitants that resided there in the past.
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:Past Bowser uses the Black Grand Star to grow to massive size, much like Ganondorf turned into his Ganon form, only this one is even bigger.]]
* OverlordJr: Bowser has four children who he sends after Mario in the battle against him.
* OverlordJr: Bowser has four children who he sends after Mario in the battle against him.
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* TakeYourTime: Near the very end of the game, in the past world, [[spoiler:Bowser's hideout is found, with a warp pipe outside Hyrule Castle leading to it]], and Bowser is getting ready to launch a final invasion of Hyrule, leading to the BadFuture if he wins. Despite this, Mario can take time collecting the power stars and wait before confronting Bowser.
* TennisBoss: Bowser, like Ganondorf, will throw shells at Mario, who must deflect them back at him- though unlike Ganondorf, Bowser does his in his [[OneWingedAngel giant]] phase rather than his first phase. From the first hit onward, he will set it on fire, necessitating Mario transform into Metal Mario.
* TennisBoss: Bowser, like Ganondorf, will throw shells at Mario, who must deflect them back at him- though unlike Ganondorf, Bowser does his in his [[OneWingedAngel giant]] phase rather than his first phase. From the first hit onward, he will set it on fire, necessitating Mario transform into Metal Mario.
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* AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs: As in Ocarina, Castle Hyrule is turned into an OminousFloatingCastle, while Castle Town is overrun by Bowser's troops. Desert City, which in the past is full of friendly [=NPC=] monsters and ruled by the Goomba Prince's parents, now has Bowser's Battle Bob-ombs patrolling the area, while the now-grown up Goomba King is thrown in jail.
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* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Despite Mario being specifically invited to Hyrule Castle by Princess Peach, the Bob-omb guards will assume he is not invited and kick him out anyway [[StealthBasedMission if they spot him]]. Even after speaking with Peach, who presumably has authority over them, they still do this. Given a HandWave by Peach who says they are on high alert due to Bowser invading the region. From a gameplay standpoint, both they and the Bob-omb guards in the future Desert City have NoPeripheralVision, so it is easy to avoid getting spotted if you stand enough to the side or on top of a box.
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* NoPeripheralVision: The [[TheGuardsMustBeCrazy Bob-omb guards]] will not spot Mario if he is sufficiently to their side or standing on a box around their height. Apparently, they never think to look up or sideways.
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** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent. In the future, however, the city has been taken over by Bowser and his army, so it is being patrolled by enemy Bob-ombs.
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** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent.malevolent). In the future, however, the city has been taken over by Bowser and his army, so it is being patrolled by enemy Bob-ombs.
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* PlotCoupon: The nine Grand Stars scattered around Hyrule which keep the world in harmony. Bowser has already seized the Black Grand Star and must be beaten to retrieve it.
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* PlotCoupon: The nine Grand Stars scattered around Hyrule which keep the world in harmony. Bowser has already seized the Black Grand Star and must be beaten to retrieve it. In addition, six of the Grand Stars are only accessible in the future due to the seals for each of the temples only breaking then, and the star in the Temple of Time that allows Mario to TimeTravel is hidden behind a door requiring the first three Grand Stars to open.
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''Super Mario 64: Ocarina of Time'' is a ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' ROM hack crossover with ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''. It takes the world of ''Ocarina'' and rebuilds it with ''Mario 64'' gameplay. Unlike most hacks, it is not separated into courses, but has the one big world of Hyrule, with power stars scattered throughout; Mario will also gather several abilities, both old and new.
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''Super Mario 64: Ocarina of Time'' is a ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' ROM hack crossover with ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''. It takes the world of ''Ocarina'' and rebuilds it with ''Mario 64'' gameplay. Unlike most hacks, it is not separated into courses, but has the one big world of Hyrule, with power stars scattered throughout; Mario will also gather several abilities, both old and new.
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* GhostTown: Kakariko Village, Bob-omb City, and the Penguin River in the future become completely void of the inhabitants that resided there in the past.
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** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent.
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** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent. In the future, however, the city has been taken over by Bowser and his army, so it is being patrolled by enemy Bob-ombs.
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* PlotCoupon: The nine Grand Stars scattered around Hyrule which keep the world in harmony. Bowser has already seized the Black Grand Star and must be beaten to retrieve it.
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The hack takes place in an alternate universe where Hyrule is populated by the Mario cast. Hyrule is the center of a large empire of kingdoms inhabited by many tribes. In Hyrule, these different tribes live in harmony; Toads, Koopas, Bob-ombs, Penguins, and other creatures all coexist peacefully, ruled by their benevolent leaders, Princess Peach and her allies, each of whom has one of the 9 Grand Stars that keeps this balance.
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The hack takes place in an alternate universe where Hyrule is populated by the Mario cast. Hyrule is the center of a large empire of kingdoms inhabited by many tribes. In Hyrule, these different tribes live in harmony; Toads, Goombas, Koopas, Bob-ombs, Penguins, and other creatures all coexist peacefully, ruled by their benevolent leaders, Princess Peach and her allies, each of whom has one of the 9 Grand Stars that keeps this balance.
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* MonsterTown: Castle Town is inhabited by various friendly versions of the Mario 64 enemies which can be interacted with as [=NPCs=]. Justified as, in the backstory, it was built as a monument to co-existence between the various creatures of Hyrule.
* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings in Phantom Boo's room are this, and the boss travels inside them. In a reference to Mario 64, [[spoiler:Mario also has to jump inside them, leading to a small room, to beat Phantom Boo]].
* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings in Phantom Boo's room are this, and the boss travels inside them. In a reference to Mario 64, [[spoiler:Mario also has to jump inside them, leading to a small room, to beat Phantom Boo]].
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* MonsterTown: KingMook: Almost all of the bosses and mini-bosses are this. They range from ones like Big Scuttlebug, Armored Amp, King Whomp, and Big Koopa Troopa who attack just like the normal enemies with little variation, to the Big Boos who do act somewhat differently, and King Bob-omb who is completely different from his Mario 64 version. The two exceptions are the Big Blarg and Big Manta, which are original bosses (though the Manta is based on a non-enemy [=NPC=] from Mario 64.
* MonsterTown:
** Castle Town is inhabited by various friendly versions of the Mario 64 enemies which can be interacted with as [=NPCs=]. Justified as, in the backstory, it was built as a monument to co-existence between the various creatures of Hyrule.
** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent.
* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings inPhantom Big Black Boo's room are this, and the boss travels inside them. In a reference to Mario 64, [[spoiler:Mario also has to jump inside them, leading to a small room, to beat Phantom Boo]].Big Black Boo]].
* StealthBasedMission: Two similar ones. Sneaking into Hyrule Castle to see Peach, and later sneaking into the future Desert City castle, require Mario to get past the patrolling Bob-omb guards, either through the Vanish Cap ability or jumping.
* MonsterTown:
** Castle Town is inhabited by various friendly versions of the Mario 64 enemies which can be interacted with as [=NPCs=]. Justified as, in the backstory, it was built as a monument to co-existence between the various creatures of Hyrule.
** Desert City in the past is the same thing; though ruled by Goombas, it has Koopas and a Pokey there as well. All of them are friendly [=NPCs=] (except Klepto who steals a Koopa shell, but even he is more mischievous than malevolent.
* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings in
* StealthBasedMission: Two similar ones. Sneaking into Hyrule Castle to see Peach, and later sneaking into the future Desert City castle, require Mario to get past the patrolling Bob-omb guards, either through the Vanish Cap ability or jumping.
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* {{Antepiece}}: In the Shadow Temple, three of the stars are hidden inside Whomps; to get them, you must guide the [[spoiler:Bullet Bills]] to the Whomps, destroying them. In the red coin room, since there are a lot of [[spoiler:Bullet Bills]], you are likely to discover you can do this accidentally. The boss of the area, King Whomp, must be beaten in this way.
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* GuideDangIt: One particular star in the Water Temple, already the most frustrating level in the game, requires you to [[spoiler:kill Unagi the eel]], yet not only is there no indication that you can do so, but to do it, you have to [[spoiler:touch a small, barely-noticeable spear (which could easily be mistaken for a clipped-in box) that is already halfway through Unagi to drive it further into the eel]].
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But all is not well- the evil [[BigBad King Bowser]], ruler of the Koopas, has decided he is unsatisfied with this peace and desires to be the sole ruler of all. To that end, he has seized the Black Grand Star and allied with various monarchs to invade Hyrule, intending to take the other Grand Stars. Princess Peach gives a scroll to a Toad and sends him to find Mario in the Toad Forest, asking him for help. And so, Mario sets out to collect the stars and defeat Bowser and his army.
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But all is not well- the evil [[BigBad King Bowser]], ruler of the Koopas, has decided he is unsatisfied with this peace and desires to be the sole ruler of all. To that end, he has seized the Black Grand Star and allied with various monarchs monsters of his own to invade Hyrule, intending to take the other Grand Stars. Princess Peach gives a scroll to a Toad and sends him to find Mario in the Toad Forest, asking him for help. And so, Mario sets out to collect the stars and defeat Bowser and his army.
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* PortalPicture: As in Ocarina, the paintings in Phantom Boo's room are this, and the boss travels inside them. In a reference to Mario 64, [[spoiler:Mario also has to jump inside them, leading to a small room, to beat Phantom Boo]].
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* {{Egopolis}}: In the future world where Bowser takes over Hyrule, he renames it Bowserule.
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->In a parallel universe, Hyrule is inhabited by the Mushroom Kingdom's various creatures. There are 9 Grand Stars that are being held by all the kings of different species. This keeps the balance of nature in Hyrule, but one unfortunate day, Bowser gets a hold of the Black Grand Star. With its power, he started attacking parts of the outside regions, and the leadership has gotten worried that he is going to take over all of Hyrule if no one could oppose him. Peach came up with a plan to send Mario on a search through all of Hyrule and into the future in order to prepare him to be able to face off with Bowser. She sends out a Toad with a message for Mario, and here our story begins...
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''Super Mario 64: Ocarina of Time'' is a ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' ROM hack crossover with ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''. It takes the world of ''Ocarina'' and rebuilds it with ''Mario 64'' gameplay. Unlike most hacks, it is not separated into courses, but has the one big world of Hyrule, with power stars scattered throughout; Mario will also gather several abilities, both old and new.
The hack takes place in an alternate universe where Hyrule is populated by the Mario cast. Hyrule is the center of a large empire of kingdoms inhabited by many tribes. In Hyrule, these different tribes live in harmony; Toads, Koopas, Bob-ombs, Penguins, and other creatures all coexist peacefully, ruled by their benevolent leaders, Princess Peach and her allies, each of whom has one of the 9 Grand Stars that keeps this balance.
But all is not well- the evil [[BigBad King Bowser]], ruler of the Koopas, has decided he is unsatisfied with this peace and desires to be the sole ruler of all. To that end, he has seized the Black Grand Star and allied with various monarchs to invade Hyrule, intending to take the other Grand Stars. Princess Peach gives a scroll to a Toad and sends him to find Mario in the Toad Forest, asking him for help. And so, Mario sets out to collect the stars and defeat Bowser and his army.
Can be downloaded [[https://mega.nz/file/KOhgAYTa#zVs_eT0kHJ7v4DGcEl-88IFVXao3YssUQSzu4Temo98 here]].
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!This hack contains examples of:
* BigBad: Bowser plays the role of Ganondorf in the original game as the one behind the invasion of Hyrule. He seeks the 9 Grand Stars to conquer all of Hyrule, and Mario must stop him.
* FusionFic: The hack replaces the Zelda characters with Mario ones. Mario plays Link, Peach is Zelda, Bowser is Ganondorf, and the various other characters are Mario [=NPCs=].
* WarmupBoss: The Big Scuttlebug is the boss of the Great Deku Tree dungeon, the first dungeon of the game.
-->-- Intro scroll
''Super Mario 64: Ocarina of Time'' is a ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' ROM hack crossover with ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''. It takes the world of ''Ocarina'' and rebuilds it with ''Mario 64'' gameplay. Unlike most hacks, it is not separated into courses, but has the one big world of Hyrule, with power stars scattered throughout; Mario will also gather several abilities, both old and new.
The hack takes place in an alternate universe where Hyrule is populated by the Mario cast. Hyrule is the center of a large empire of kingdoms inhabited by many tribes. In Hyrule, these different tribes live in harmony; Toads, Koopas, Bob-ombs, Penguins, and other creatures all coexist peacefully, ruled by their benevolent leaders, Princess Peach and her allies, each of whom has one of the 9 Grand Stars that keeps this balance.
But all is not well- the evil [[BigBad King Bowser]], ruler of the Koopas, has decided he is unsatisfied with this peace and desires to be the sole ruler of all. To that end, he has seized the Black Grand Star and allied with various monarchs to invade Hyrule, intending to take the other Grand Stars. Princess Peach gives a scroll to a Toad and sends him to find Mario in the Toad Forest, asking him for help. And so, Mario sets out to collect the stars and defeat Bowser and his army.
Can be downloaded [[https://mega.nz/file/KOhgAYTa#zVs_eT0kHJ7v4DGcEl-88IFVXao3YssUQSzu4Temo98 here]].
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!This hack contains examples of:
* BigBad: Bowser plays the role of Ganondorf in the original game as the one behind the invasion of Hyrule. He seeks the 9 Grand Stars to conquer all of Hyrule, and Mario must stop him.
* FusionFic: The hack replaces the Zelda characters with Mario ones. Mario plays Link, Peach is Zelda, Bowser is Ganondorf, and the various other characters are Mario [=NPCs=].
* WarmupBoss: The Big Scuttlebug is the boss of the Great Deku Tree dungeon, the first dungeon of the game.
