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1. As you first play the game, Yoshi is the only playable character. Yoshi must first find a way to rescue Mario. How does Yoshi rescue Mario?
2. Now that Mario is back in action, he can work on getting more Power Stars and finding Luigi. Unlike with Mario, Luigi's painting is located secretly in a level. What is this level called?
3. The man in green, Luigi, is ready to kick butt! Speaking of butt, it's about time to work on unlocking Wario. This involves using Luigi's Power Flower move to go through the glass wall on the second floor of the castle and going through Wario's painting. Who does Luigi fight in order to unlock Wario?
4. Wario is here! Now he can explore the castle for it's riches. He also has a helpful Power Flower move that is similar to an old Mario transformation. What is Wario's Power Flower move called?
5. Now that Mario, Luigi, and Wario are unlocked, Yoshi is no longer needed for missions. Wrong! There are some levels with missions that only Yoshi can complete. What is one of the levels called?
6. Speaking of Cool, Cool Mountain, Mario has a mission named after him in this level. What is this mission called?
7. Don't want to forget the timid Luigi! Even he and his invincibly powers are needed in some missions. Which of these levels involve Luigi using his Power Flower move to get to the Power Star?
8. Even the greedy Wario has a mission named after him. Where does this mission take place?
9. Now it's time with the final battle with Bowser. Only Mario go up to the koopa tyrant and defeat him once again. After two hits, Bowser makes the battle field a lot more smaller and harder to fight on. However, what does the shape of the battlefield now look like?
10. It's not over yet! "Super Mario 64 DS" introduces us to new mini-games to play. However, you don't have any when you first start out. How do you unlock the mini-games?
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