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|6番目のコクッパを倒したマリオたち! この先の沈没船にはクッパの谷の入り口を開くための鍵があるらしい。急げマリオ! 頑張れルイジ!
 
|6番目のコクッパを倒したマリオたち! この先の沈没船にはクッパの谷の入り口を開くための鍵があるらしい。急げマリオ! 頑張れルイジ!
 
|Mario and his friends defeated the sixth Koopaling! It is said that in the sunken ship ahead is the key to the entrance to the Valley of Koopa. Hurry, Mario! Do your best, Luigi!}}
 
|Mario and his friends defeated the sixth Koopaling! It is said that in the sunken ship ahead is the key to the entrance to the Valley of Koopa. Hurry, Mario! Do your best, Luigi!}}
* The first sentence is an example of taigendome (体言止め-"uninflected ending"), a stylistic device where the subject is placed at the end of the sentence. This construction is rare in normal speech, but not that uncommon in the first sentence of stories or story segments such as this.
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* The first sentence is an example of taigendome, a device where the subject is placed at the end of the sentence. This construction is rare except in the first sentence of stories or story segments such as this.
  
 
== Valley of King Koopa ==
 
== Valley of King Koopa ==

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