A Space Junk block that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object.

A group of many large asteroids that serve as decoration.

A blue torchlight that was meant to be used in the Comet Observatory.

A bowl-shaped planet with checkered textures and hot water in the center that burns the player upon contact.

An unfinished planet with checkered textures. It resembles JumpBeamerRoomPlanet.

An area that mutes Deep Dark Galaxy's main background music (MBGM_GALAXY_05) when entered.

An unused standalone version of the Big Bubble that does not render. Can be entered and controlled by Mario.

An area that causes the camera to change when the player enters it while riding a Big Bubble.

An area that pops any Big Bubble inside it. This may also activate a switch.

An area that pops any Big Bubble inside it. This may also activate a switch.

An area that pops any Big Bubble inside it. This may also activate a switch.

An area that activates a switch once the player enters it while riding a Big Bubble.

An area that activates a switch once the player enters it while riding a Big Bubble.

An area that activates a switch once the player enters it while riding a Big Bubble.

Creates Big Bubbles that can't be moved by the player.

An unfinished placeholder model that displays a white cube with the text "Temporary High Model, Please wait..." written on it.

A useless area object that has no actual effect in-game.

A useless area object that has no actual effect in-game.

An area that enables bloom shading for compatible objects when entered.

Model files have been removed. Therefore, the object is useless.

A bomb that can be picked-up (to light its fuse) and thrown.

A huge unused planet with 14 smaller planets surrounding it.

A bright light that creates a lens flare effect when looked at.

An unused bean-shaped planet that could be seen in the E3 2006 demo.

Repulses the camera away from this area when the camera enters it.

A useless area object that has no actual effect in-game due to unfinished coding.

An unused garbage cart for a Gearmo that lacks collision.

An area that will keep the player in if they are using the Flying power-up.

A Li'l Cinder that is used for special ChildObj setups.

A cone-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The actual volume that is used for rendering is spherical, hence it does not work properly. The origin is the base's center.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is in the center of the box.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is in the center of the box.

A cylindrical Matter Splatter hole.

A cone-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The actual volume that is used for rendering is spherical, hence it does not work properly. The origin is the top.

A broken controller that would have rendered Matter Splatter surfaces with a bright glowing overlay. Does not work because its rendering is not enabled.

A Matter Splatter object that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object. Parts of it become visible when they are inside a ClipArea. The collision will not be clipped, though.

An area that, when entered, forces the player to run in a straight line.

An area that, when entered, forces the player to use the Spring power-up.

An area that, when entered, disables the Spin Attack.

An area that, when entered, forces the player to wear the Rainbow Star power-up.

An object that activates a switch and spawns a Power Star once all of its flowers have appeared.

A Zelda-like crystal that can activate a switch when touched.

An unfinished rotating wall, like the green metal one used in Bubble Blast Galaxy. It has a checkerboard texture.

An area that, when entered, turns the player yellow and causes them to run faster.

An area that, when entered, turns the player yellow and causes them to run faster.

A model of the Comet Observatory that appears during the ending cutscene. This standalone version of the object is unused.

A controller that controls the animations used on the Title Screen. It is internally used and does nothing when placed in a stage.

The decorative planets seen on the title screen. They have no collision. This standalone version of the object is unused.

An area that changes the screen depth if the player enters it.

An area that changes the screen depth if the player enters it.

An early version of Good Egg Galaxy's starting planet that can be seen in the E3 2006 demo.

An immobile plant that inhales and launches the player if they are riding a Star Ball.

An effect that consists of splashing water bubbles.

An effect that consists of raising water bubbles.

An area that changes the dust cloud effects into flower petals when the player is running or stomping.

An unused vortex particle effect.

An unfinished planet that consists of three joined lava planets.

A controller that spawns a Power Star if all assigned ChildMeramera objects have been killed.

An area that makes waterfall splash effects appear around the player.

An unused orange disk planet that would have been used in Gusty Garden Galaxy.

An unfinished pig statue that shoots invisible fire.

A shrinking and rising object that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object.

An unfinished set of models intended to be used in Buoy Base Galaxy.

An unfinished version of the metal frame used in Buoy Base Galaxy.

A shining light area that kills Boos when they enter it.

An unused duplicate of GliderShooter, which is an Undergrunt Gunner that shoots cannonballs.

An unfinished L-shaped block that was meant to be used in Space Junk Galaxy.

A very small unfinished spherical planet that was meant to be used in Space Junk Galaxy.

An unused particle effect that indicates the gravity direction.

An area that makes it harder to steer the player around.

An unfinished placeholder model that displays a white cube with the text "Temporary High Model, Please wait..." written on it.

A button that activates a switch for a set amount of time when hit.

An unused planet with egg-shaped structures and large beach that was used in the E3 2006 demo.

A broken Cosmic Clone that remains passive until the player approaches it. It does not work because it tries to load the nonexistent "Manekuri" model.

An invisible wall that was most likely meant to be used in Battlerock Galaxy.

An invisible wall of the size 10x10 that is used to restrict the player's movement while they are using a Pull Star.

An invisible wall of the size 10x10 that the player can Wall Jump from.

A land mine with Bowser's emblem on the trigger that charges and explodes upon contact. It regenerates after a few seconds.

An unused set of three cannons that shoot Bullet Bills. Also features a large hole that fits a Chomp. The enemies have to be added as separate objects.

A standalone version of the green metal plates seen during the boss battles against Bowser. They release a Coin when smashed by Bowser.

A standalone version of the bronze plates seen during the boss battles against Bowser. They release Star Bits when smashed by Bowser.

The sky model used during the fights against Bowser in Bowser's Lava Lair, Bowser's Gravity Gauntlet and Bowser's Galaxy Generator.

The vortex sky used during the final fight against Bowser in Bowser's Galaxy Generator.

An unused long and slim rectangle of Dark Matter.

An unused long stone platform with round edges.

A standalone variant of the colossal lava planet's interior.

A standalone version of the galaxy-sized hollow spherical lava planet with holes.

A large lava sparks particle effect.

An unused stalagmite platform.

Creates a clone of the player that can be controlled. May also be used as the actual spawn point. Should not be used in actual levels!

A gravity area that attracts the player towards its center point while they are being launched from a cannon.

A non-rotating and metal version of Mecha-Bowser's left arm that is not used in the actual level.

A stationary object that uses Mercator projection for placement. It retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo, however, no more models exist for this object.

A path-moving object that uses Mercator projection for placement. It retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo, however, no more models exist for this object.

A rotating object that uses Mercator projection for placement. It retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo, however, no more models exist for this object.

An unfinished meteor that can be destroyed by spinning into it while the tornado state is active.

An unused yet fully functional selectable Dome warp to Bowser's Galaxy Reactor.

An object that mirrors some compatible objects onto a compatible surface. This is effectively useless in SMG2 since no objects can reflect mirror models.

A mirrored model of Peach's Castle that was intended to be used in the prologue stage or Grand Finale Galaxy.

A layer of water that reflects compatible objects when placed in a MirrorArea. It was intended to be used in the prologue stage or Grand Finale Galaxy.

A useless generic object that serves no actual purpose.

An unused and unfinished rotating platform with checkered textures that was meant to be used in Buoy Base Galaxy.

A near-perfect copy of the J-shaped planet from Melty Molten Galaxy, but with water and different textures.

An unfinished placeholder model that displays a white cube with the text "Temporary High Model, Please wait..." written on it.

A useless area object that has no actual effect in-game.

The version of King Kaliente's planet used in the E3 2006 demo.

An early version of PeanutMudPlanet that appeared in the E3 2006 demo.

An optional point that can be used to define the location where the bonus planet teleporter will teleport the player to after the timer ran out.

An unused version of Good Egg Galaxy's chomp saucer planet with a destroyed tower in the center. It appeared in the E3 2006 demo.

An area that changes the direction the player is moving to by 90 degrees as soon as entered.

An area which extends the sensor range when trying to collect items along the camera's view direction. For example, this allows the player to collect an item while they stand behind or in front of it.

An unused and unfinished disk-shaped planet with a large flower field, two realistic trees and a big mushroom.

Restricts the use of power-ups inside this area. If the player leaves the area, the effects of the collected power-up wear off.

Plays the "long fall" sound effect while the player is airborne inside this area.

An invisible version of a pole.

A large red paintbrush used in Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy.

An unused bowl-shaped collision object.

An unused plate-shaped collision object.

An area that renders a thick outline around some edges when entered.

A blue P-Switch that disappears and activates a switch when stepped on.

Model files have been removed. Therefore, the object is useless.

An area that, when entered, creates a wobbling screen effect.

An unused wooden planet that was used in the E3 2006 demo.

A planet very similar to the metal planets in Gateway Galaxy. It has a place on one end for a cannon or a similar square-shaped object.

An unfinished cylindrical object that the player can go through and rotate using the pointer.

An area that blurs the screen when moving the camera around.

An area that blurs the screen when moving the camera around.

An area that blurs the screen when moving the camera around.

An unused golden gate that was meant to be used in Deep Dark Galaxy.

An unfinished placeholder model that displays a white cube with the text "Temporary High Model, Please wait..." written on it.

An unfinished early version of the moving screw nuts from Dreadnought Galaxy.

An unfinished moving cylindrical screw with checkered textures.

An area that creates a simple bloom shader effect that affects any object when entered.

An area that creates a simple bloom shader effect that affects any object when entered.

A generic object that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object. No other object shadows will appear on its surface.

A useless object that has no actual effect in-game.

An area that can be used to change the player's running dust particles color.

An unused square snow tile.

A small space dust effect consisting of round particles.

A single cloud platform created by the Cloud power-up. Does nothing when placed directly, though.

An unused duplicate of the Cloud Flower object.

A broken controller that would have rendered Matter Splatter surfaces with a dark blueish overlay. Does not work because its rendering is not enabled.

A standalone duplicate of the waterfall splash effects seen on Cosmic Cove Galaxy's main planet.

An unused hemispherical grass planet that can be seen in the level selection model for Good Egg Galaxy.

A strange unfinished planet with several hills, including a question mark-shaped one.

The infamous unused large fortress planet that was scrapped during development.

A colorful sky model featuring many stars.

An unused large destroyable shell that generates air bubbles when destroyed.

An area of "invisible light" that will kill any Boos or remove the Boo power-up from the player when entered.

A generic object with a special collision model to protect Boo's and the Boo power-up from sunlight (SunLightArea). It retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo, however, no more models exist for this object.

A green portal that opens Loopdeeloop Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

An unused red and pink ? Block that activates a switch when destroyed.

An unused smaller version of TakoBarrelA.

An unused spherical planet that features several locked metal hatches.

A gray treasure chest that reveals a Blue Chip when opened.

A gray treasure chest that reveals a Coin when opened.

A gray treasure chest that reveals a Power Star when opened.

A gray treasure chest that reveals a Star Chip when opened.

A climbable birch tree with tall cubic leaves. This object usually crashes the game due to missing collision.

An exact copy of the normal TripodBoss model file. Usually crashes due to a missing file called Tripod2BossLegShadow.

A regular Coin that was intended to be used on Megaleg.

A fixed segment for Megaleg that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object.

An unfinished segment that would have connected the foot and the short ankle piece.

A textureless unfinished early version of a Megaleg foot.

A path-moving segment for Megaleg that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object.

A rotating segment for Megaleg that retrieves a proper model using ShapeModelNo. However, no more models exist for this object.

An unfinished large version of the Bomp, but the model is still visually the same size as the regular one, leading to visually weird collision.

A destroyable crystal intended to be used on slides. Model files have been removed. Therefore, the object is useless.

An object that causes the player to jump. It was intended to be used on slides. Model files have been removed. Therefore, the object is useless.

A variant of the Comet Medal item that is intended to be used in slide sections.

A Magikoopa that casts Koopa Shells.

An exact duplicate of the unused PeanutPlanet.

A UFO platform with a usable Pull Star inside the glass capsule on the top side.

A more aggressive version of a Silver Chomp. Model files have been removed. Therefore, the object is useless.

An area that draws a green sphere at its position. It warps the player to a grouped WarpCube if entered.

An unfinished placeholder model that displays a white cube with the text "Temporary High Model, Please wait..." written on it.

A decorative whirlpool that is meant to connect the water surface to an actual WhirlPoolAccelerator.

A winged ? Block which drops a Coin after being hit.

The sky model from World 1.

The sky model from World 2.

The sky model from World 3.

The sky model from World 4.

The sky model from World 5.

The sky model from World 6.

The sky model from World S.

A block that can be dashed into with Dash Yoshi. Model files have been removed. Therefore, the object is useless.

A gravity area that attracts objects towards collision triangles. This one has a spherical range.

A decorative bright blue light, similar to the light used around Power Stars (PowerStarHalo).