I’ve read a grand total of 210 books in 2019 (not sure the final tally is accurate I’m relying on notoriously buggy Goodreads to keep count). There were scholastic readings and a stronger pull to do other things. I found myself sleeping for 16-hour stretches. I had some time off, and halfway tried to catch up on things… but it was halfhearted. And there is someone who watches from an unknown location.” – Warlight – Michael Ondaatjeĭecember ends, and my reading has not been rapid or fruitful. People are not who or where we think they are. † Exclusive to Super Mario 64 DS.“ I suppose there are traditions and tropes in stories like this. They reappear in the Mushroom Kingdom, where a few of them lunge upwards out of the clouds. Before they emerge, a plume of sand can be seen coming from their caves, which appear to be blocked with sand. Similar to New Super Mario Bros., they attack by lunging out of their nesting spots at a high rate of speed before snapping their enormous jaws and receding, and can be positioned either horizontally or vertically. They guard some of the kingdom's Power Moons, including a grotto where Mario must swim past several of them to get to the top of the Lighthouse. They are redesigned to have more detailed appearance with realistic anatomy as well as menacing, glowing eyes. In Super Mario Odyssey, Unagi make an appearance in Seaside Kingdom under their current name, Maw-Ray. There is also a big version called the Mega Unagi. Unagi can be defeated with a Mega Mushroom and a Super Star. Some Unagi also live in small underwater coves, attacking anything in its vicinity. In World 8-3, Unagi swim around in a predictable pattern trying to hit Mario or Luigi. They only appear in World 4-3 and World 8-3. as an enemy in underwater levels, retaining their Super Mario 64 DS design. This later design would be used until Super Mario Odyssey. Its Super Mario 64 design resembles a gulper eel, while its Super Mario 64 DS design depicts it with a Chomp-like face. In later missions, Unagi circles the previous location of the sunken ship. If too much time passes, Unagi will return to the alcove and will have to be lured out again. To gain it, Mario and friends must simply touch it. The water cove is not accessible, but there is a Power Star attached to the eel's tail. Once again, Mario and friends can lure it out in the same fashion as before. Unagi is seen again later, this time making a water cove its home. Once inside, if Mario opens the chests in the correct order, the ship will surface, causing the water inside the ship to drain, thus allowing the player to get the Power Star. Unagi will have left the ship, allowing the player to enter it via the ship's window. The player must then swim a short distance away and then swim back to the ship. The player character can lure it out of its sunken ship home in Jolly Roger Bay by swimming near and provoking it to attack.
One Unagi, sometimes referred to as Unagi the eel, appears in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS.
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