The level before the fight focuses on Yoshi spitting Bullet Bills at glass cages to continue through the level. Digga-Leg is defeated by drilling through the planet and breaking the glass cage on his bottom half. The Spin Drill is activated by a spin and digs through planets. Digga-Leg, Megaleg's relative, is in a level introducing the Spin Drill powerup.Antepiece: Nearly every boss level features a game mechanic or enemies with unique defeat strategies (if the boss is a King Mook) that will be used to defeat the boss at the end of the level.Interestingly, though, he reverts to previous appearances if your 'balance' dips back below what it took to get him them. And Your Reward Is Clothes: The Banktoad gets new clothes/items when you give him enough Star Bits.Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: The final part of the final boss takes place in, apparently, the middle of a black hole, which has an enormous vortex that is constantly Sucking-In Lines.

Accordion to Most Sailors: The music for Starshine Beach Galaxy, the game's obligatory Palmtree Panic level, includes an accordion in its instrumentation.

Yoshi can spit several enemies out after eating them as an attack and to break glass cages, such as Spinies and Bullet Bills.

Star Bits, which can either be fired at enemies to stun them, or at Lumas to feed them.

2вќќ: Several areas of the game, most notably, the Rightside Down and Upside Dizzy Galaxies, and an unusual case in Honeybloom Galaxy, which involves traveling around a cube-shaped planet, but being locked in 2D after every turn of a corner.

The 'Toy Time Galaxy' arrangement of the Super Mario Bros.' 'Ground Theme' is similar to the 'Mario Syndrome' remix song by Bonus 21.

This is composer Mahito Yokota's second game since joining Nintendo in 2004, and his first Super Mario game.

Galaxy is his only work in a Nintendo game.

Koji Haishima is the game's orchestra conductor who also worked on various orchestral works in RPG games including the Final Fantasy franchise as well as the Mario & Sonic sports games.

Kawamura is known for the feature where sound effects sync with the player's actions for visual emphasis, which was brought back in Galaxy.

Sound director Masafumi Kawamura, who previously worked in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, has influenced the decision to use orchestrated music for Galaxy.

During development, the developers felt orchestrated soundtracks would be 'detrimental' to the gameplay.

The following list is taken from the European release of the Platinum Edition version.Дisc 1 includes mainly orchestrated songs, as well as songs from the cutscenes and other major courses.Дisc 2 includes several background songs, and those that are not part of the major gameplay.

Koji Kondo - Music Composer, Arranger, and Original Music.Mahito Yokota - Music Composer, Arranger, and Orchestrator.

The game's orchestral music is performed by the Mario Galaxy Orchestra. Two versions were released standard (consisting 28 songs) and Platinum (all 81 songs). The CD's featured music from the Wii video game Super Mario Galaxy. The Super Mario Galaxy: Original Soundtrack is an OST released exclusively through Club Nintendo in Japan on January 31, 2008.

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