List of decorations

This is a list of Nintendo Land's decorations.

Animal Crossing: Sweet Day

Image+Name	Description
Candy	The tastiest and heaviest candy...in the world. Carrying just one of them around is hard enough--if you have five, you'll be sweating buckets! The cola-flavored one would be my favorite...if I could taste.
Candy Switch	Standing on these switches mysteriously makes candy drop from trees. Why is it that they don't work when the guards stand on them? Just another Nintendo Land mystery...
Candy Tree	This bizarre candy-bearing tree is planted not in soil, but sugar. We water it with honey three times a day to get the tastiest treats!
House	Everyone's peering out of their windows to see what all the fuss is about. Come on, people, it's festival day! Get out there and join the fun!
Totem Pole	This is an island monument with an animal design. Looking at it inspires me to create my own totem pole out of my spare parts.

Balloon Trip Breeze

Image+Name	Description
Balloon	It's just an ordinary balloon. I am trying my very best to resist the urge to pop it...
Balloon Bird	This flightless bird has to use balloons and propellers to stay aloft. You know, I would love to fly one day... Oh, I am flying. Well, never mind then. It's not all that exciting.
Balloon Breaker	After closing time, the spikes retract for the safety of the park staff. Here's a helpful hint: you can actually smash the red ones. Give it a try!
Balloon Fish	This gigantic fish gulps down anything that comes near it, edible or not. With some skillful dodging you can get it to burp up a bubble, but I wouldn't risk it too often!
Buoy	Buoys bob on the water and tell you your distance from the last island. Do not attempt to rest on a buoy. They don't appreciate it, and neither will you when you fall off and sink.
Rest House	Take shelter from the elements and rest your weary body at one of these island retreats. Seeing the light of the windows come into view after a long night's flight is a welcome sight.
Rest Island	The islands seem so ordinary from above that you'd never guess they look like this. The villagers up there are terrified of falling off.
Time Stopper	This handy item allows you to temporarily freeze time. Just imagine all the crazy things you could do with an endless supply of these!

Captain Falcon's Twister Race

Image+Name	Description
Air Duct	The turbulent currents beneath the track form whirlwinds. Please do not exit your vehicle to ride the whirlwinds--it is extremely dangerous. You will also get expectionally dizzy.
Battery Machine	This unmanned vehicle is powered by a single AA battery. Even battery-operated cars get stuck in rush-hour traffic. It's a good thing traffic jams can't stop Captain Falcon!
Blue Falcon	This is a model of Captain Falcon's beloved racing machine from the F-Zero Grand Prix. It may run on clockwork, but it's still got some serious Falcon Punch under the hood.
Falcon Light	These lights are emblazoned with Captain Falcon's insignia. Low-power LEDs light up the course for the safety of the drivers. You can now safely crash into unavoidable obstacles.
Neon Barricade	These large barricades are placed throughout the course. Supposedly, they are there for safety reasons, but mostly they just seem to be an annoyance.
Red Bomb	Red Bombs are easily the most dangerous obstacle in the course. They explode on contact, immediately forcing you to pull out of the race.
Speed Spike	These are scattered in groups throughout the course to slow you down. Thankfully, you have no tires to puncture.

Donkey Kong's Crash Course

Image+Name	Description
Gear Crank (Left)	This handle turns smoothly thanks to revolutionary technology. Truly revolutionary. You know...because it rotates.
Gear Crank (Right)	It took three years of intensive research to develop a handle that runs this smoothly. In hindsight, it has become increasingly clear that the time could have been better spent.
Goal Flag	It's all too easy to crash just before you pass the flag. Don't get careless!

Luigi's Ghost Mansion

Image+Name	Description
Battery	This is a flashlight battery--the type that just pops into existence when you need it most. It's a strange yet convenient phenomenon, but I do wish they'd stop appearing so far away.
Flashlight	This special flashlight is specifically designed for ghost trackers. These things hardly last more than a few minutes, though. Shoddy product design, if you ask me.
Ghost Statue	In Luigi's Ghost Mansion, you can zap ghosts with light to drain them of their supernatural energy. That's just the magic of Nintendo Land. Obviously, real ghosts would laugh at such a pathetic attack.
Robotic Arm	The lab appears to be long abandoned, but these arms are still working hard at assembling something. Running for so long without malfunctioning is quite a feat. I wonder who designed them?
Suit of Armor	A poltergeist decided to settle down in this ancient set of armor. They say that when the park is closed, it saunters listlessly through the halls...
Super Light	When you're in trouble, this high-powered battery will turn up to help you zap apparitions with ease. But why can't they appear before you're in a pinch?

Mario Chase

Image+Name	Description
Balancing Bloopers	You can see these balancing Bloopers when you play Mario Chase with four or more players. We made a lot of Bloopers, but we decided not to show them all to save face (and ink)!
Bullet Bill	This is a giant mobile based on everyone's favorite giant bullet. Caution: watching it spin for too long may cause drowsiness and/or indescribably bizarre dreams!
Piranha Plant	Piranha Plants are by far the most common man-eating plant native to pipes. This pipe is connected to a secret underground facility. Or so the legend goes...
Toy Koopa Troopa	I'd say this Koopa Troopa is somewhat on the large side for a toy, but many humans seem to think that bigger is better. They've clearly never run into Bowser on a bad day.
Yoshi Cart	The Yoshi Cart is highly versatile--its long tongue can be used to snap up fruit, strike enemies, do some light cleaning and mopping... Needless to say, it's a huge hit here at Nintendo Land.

Metroid Blast

Image+Name	Description
Charge Bomb	Effective in ground combat, bombs detonate after approximately three seconds. They roll if they hit the ground, making them a little tricky to use. Just keep practicing...from a safe distance.
Chozo Statue	The highly advanced Chozo were once a great civilization, but this greatness cost them dearly and resulted in their ultimate demise...
Cyclon	Cyclons can expand outward to form a powerful tornado, but this exposes their weak spot. That means they're not afraid to show their sensitive side. I do like that in a robot.
Geemer	Geemers seem to crawl along harmlessly at first, but they'll spring at you if you get too close! Whatever you do, don't let them surround you. These lovable creatures can climb up walls too!
Gunship	This is Samus Aran's sleek and stylish mode of galactic travel. The controls take some getting used to, but believe me--once you start soaring through the sky, you'll be hooked!
Ice Charge Shot	This handy weapon freezes enemies on the spot. It also doubles as an excellent ice-cube maker in the summer. Almost as refreshing as a high-performance aluminum heat sink!
Kraid	This hulking monstrosity dwells in the depths of the planet Zebes. His skin is impenetrably thick, so try shooting into his mouth. You'll have to climb his towering body to reach his face!
Metroid	This genetically engineered life-form leeches energy from living things. Freeze it to expose its weak spots.
Missile	The Gunship's missiles have a huge blast radius, so they're very useful against players who like to hide. Just make sure you don't get caught in the blast yourself!
Morph Ball	Samus's Power Suit can morph into a ball, letting the player squeeze through narrow passages and deploy bombs. You can't place bombs as a Morph Ball in Nintendo Land, but you'll still move like the real thing!
Rapid-Fire Helmet	This is the highly advanced helmet of bounty hunter Samus Aran. Now with rapid-fire beam-shooting ability! (Exclusive to Nintendo Land. Only available while supplies last.)
Ridley	Violent, villainous, and highly intelligent, Ridley is Samus's nemesis, commander of the Space Pirates, and the galaxy's greatest threat. Attack him from the back when he's stunned.
Rocket	This enemy weapon leaves a trail of black smoke in its wake. Use your beam to destroy incoming rockets and reduce any potential damage.
Spike Bomb	Flying enemies scatter these nasty bombs from above. How they carry them is a complete mystery.
Target	Fire beams and bombs at targets. They move nice and smoothly, making them ideal for practice. You might win the entire game if you shoot them all. Sorry, that was completely untrue.
Zebesian	The Zebesians are a race of Space Pirates from the planet Zebes. Though the skill is unnecessary for everyday life, they can fire beams from their scissor-like appendages. Which is a plus.

Octopus Dance

Image+Name	Description
Dancing Seaweed	This enthusiastic seaweed wriggles to the rhythm. It just can't kelp itself! Hah hah hah.
Dancing Submarine	This observation submarine has a large display stuck on the front. The passengers on board have come to see...a dance show? In the middle of the ocean?
Instructor	The instructor spends day and night choreographing new dance routines. "Just follow my lead!" he says. If you ask me, he's overly optimistic about his new students' abilities.
Large Octopus	This giant octopus is an infamous dance critic who is always judging other people's dancing skills. Don't slip up, or he'll carry you off into the deep!
Little Octopus	This self-appointed performance director tries so hard to instruct his dancers properly that he sometimes spurts ink by accident. He insists that it's not ink--it's inspiration!

Takamaru's Ninja Castle

Image+Name	Description
Bamboo Shoot	These shoots are said to grow a meter a day. Daily bamboo jumping is just one of the stepping-stones on the road to becoming a full-fledged ninja.
Candle	This candle flickers even in a perfectly still room. Candles tend to lend more ambience to a room than your average lightbulb. Nothing I can't simulate, though.
Clay Bomb	A clay ball packed with gunpowder, this powerful weapon is designed to explode on impact. There are critical times to use Clay Bombs. True ninjas will know when those times are.
Katana	Takamaru's weapon differs from the lowly ninja--the guard between the blade and grip is round. The ninja's basic square guard is a sign of inferior workmanship. Or so I like to pretend.
Murasame Mask	This mask's terrifying face is filled with the fury of a possessed beast. Put on a brave face if you want to come face-to-face with this face...and then make an even scarier face!
New Pot	These pots aren't such easy targets, because they're so small, but highly skilled ninjas still manage to cram themselves inside somehow.
Ninja	Most people expect ninjas to wear black, but lately red, green, and a host of other colors have come into fashion. I have to admit, it's not the most practical style for their stealthy occupation...
Old Pot	Smash these worthless pots to your heart's content, but don't be surprised if a ninja pops out. I can never tell whether they're hiding in the pots or if they're just disguised as them...
Scroll	You can master incredible ninja techniques with this scroll...just by holding it. There's a perfectly rational explanation for this one. You don't read it with your eyes: you read it with your heart. Wait, this isn't rational at all...
Taiko Drum	The taiko drum introduces the start of every new scene. Repairing it afterward isn't easy, but the craftsman will always have it patched up good as new, time and time again.
Throwing Star	The throwing star is an essential tool for any ninja. Nintendo Land throwing stars are unusually light, making them easy to carry and throw. It also helps with my amazing trick where I conjure them from nowhere.

Yoshi's Fruit Cart

Image+Name	Description
Apple	I have fond memories of my grandmother coming to bring me a basket of apples. Funny, I don't remember eating them...
Bananas	Here's a tongue twister for you: banana banana banana banana banana banana. Devious, isn't it?
Bee	These bees are serious predators, armed with stingers both at the rear and the mouth. Oh dear... I see that steely look in its eyes. It's after me!
Egg	Oddly enough, these eggs follow the Yoshi Cart on their own--no coercion required. This is good, because I'm not sure how one would go about trying to reason with an egg.
Goal Gate	These gates are opened only by gobbling up all the fruit. Rumor has it there are secret gates that take you to distant, far-off stages...
Grapes	You can squeeze grapes for juice, get oil from the seeds, or even eat them raw. Isn't that astonishing? That makes grapes a prime candidate for most well-rounded player of the fruit world.
Melon	Apparently, if you've never scooped into half a melon with a spoon, you haven't lived. But they only come as a whole around here at Nintendo Land, so I suppose I don't qualify as a living entity yet.
Number Flag	You'll find these flags sticking out of various pieces of fruit. Forcing people to eat fruit in a certain order is unethical. I think I'll lodge a formal complaint...to myself.
Orange	When I think of oranges, I think of one thing: marmalade. This might be odd, considering I lack taste-processing hardware.
Peach	This peach's skin looks fluffy, but don't rub it against your face, because it hurts! I don't fully understand nonrobotic life-forms, but I assume the first thing you do with a piece of ripe fruit is rub it on your face.
Pear	Pare a pair of pears to get a pair of pared pears. My search function tells me this is a good recipe for fruit salad...
Present	This is your reward for doing such a good job. As for what's inside... Well, you'll have to wait and see!
Spike	This trap can be levered in and out of the ground. The cart may not be able to feel pain, but stepping on one of these will certainly damage it.
Strawberry	The name "strawberry" is among the least appealing names known to all fruitkind, and yet it is among the most delicious. It is one of life's tastiest mysteries.
Watermelon	This perfectly succulent and juicy treat hits the spot on a hot summer day. Be sure to leave it on a flat surface, though, or you'll end up with a runaway-watermelon situation.

Others

Image+Name	Description
Grand Prize	This final prize is granted only to those accomplished enough to get all other prizes. The very fact that you're reading this can mean only one thing: you got all of the prizes. As you can see, my logic processing is unparalleled.
Heart	This is always a source of relief when it finally appears. I heartily recommend this statue as a romantic meeting point if you're planning a date here at the park!
Jukebox	Touch a button to play a song. Touch it again to stop. You'll unlock more songs as you play, so come back often!
Question Mark	This has always been a symbol of mystery. My processing on the matter only results in confusion. Who am I? What is happening? Why is butterscotch?

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