Power stars in Super Mario 64

Super Mario 64 is full of vibrant levels and huge areas. Whether it be snow, mountainside, or just a grassy area, the game covers them all. Each level has 6 Power Stars to be obtained, and a secret seventh Power Star is obtained in each level by collecting 100 coins.

Please note that all of the Castle's Secret Stars are at the bottom. They include all the Wing Cap level, the Metal Cap level, the Invisible Cap Level, all 3 Bowser levels, and any other areas.

Bob-omb Battlefield is a large and vast area and somewhat of a war zone! Large explosive bubble rain down onto the grassy area. It's also home to the Big Bomb-Omb and Koopa the Quick. There's a giant mountain to scale and cannons are found thoughout.

Whomp's Fortress is a combination of a giant tower, a shallow lake, and a grassy area. It's actually a big floating island with a tower built on it. This level is home to Whomp, as well as the Owl in the tree that enables Mario to fly. There's a little lake built here as well.

Jolly Roger Bay is a vast and endless sea. It's very deep and deceiving. The Eel is a local resident here and there is a ship in the deepest lagoon. A cave with stone pillars and hidden chest is found here, as well as a jet stream.

Cool, Cool, Mountain is a paradise that's completely white and covered in snow. It's a downhill course with a snowy slide, as well as a full fledged icy race track inside a cabin. A giant snowman calls this place home, as well as penguins.

Big Boo's Haunt is a giant mansion invaded with all kinds of creepy things. There's all kinds of tricks and traps here, as well as a ton of ghosts. A giant killer piano resides here, sneaking up on unsuspecting victims. There's also a bottom room filled with water.

Hazy Maze Can is an underground level. There's all kinds of tricks and mazes here. At the bottom of it lies a lake with a giant water beast waiting there, though it's a friendly beast. There's poison gas on the ground and the Metal Cap switch is found here!

Lethal Lava Land is exactly as the name intended it to be. This level is full of lava and fire. A giant Bowser puzzle also is found here, as well as a volcano. Mario fights a giant Bully here, and also tight walks along a giant wooden log to get Power Stars.

Shifting Sand Land is nothing more than a giant sandstorm in the desert. A bird patrols the skies, and a giant pyramid rests in the middle of the level. Inside the pyramid lies many, many traps and tricks for Mario.

Dire, Dire Docks is home to Bowser's giant metal submarine. Manta Rays and other fish swim throughout the level. Moving poles hang from the ceiling like an obstacle course. Like Jolly Roger Bay, a jet stream is also found here.

Snowman's Land is the second and last snow level in Super Mario 64. There is a giant snowman which Mario can actually climb. He likes to blow people away. There is also an igloo here, as well as an ice platform for fight Bullies on.

Wet-Dry World is covered in water...sometimes. Using a system of actuators, Mario can control the level of the water to get to different parts of the wrecked city. There is, however, and underground-like city guarded by a tall fence.

Tall, Tall Mountain is exactly what it says - a tall mountain that's difficult to climb. There's vines, log bridges, and gaps. There's giant mushrooms that Mario can use, as well as a secret slide hidden inside the mountain.

Tiny-Huge Island is a grassy island that offers more than other levels. Mario can either be tiny compared to everything else or he can be huge. There's a lot of wind in this level. Koopa the Quick makes a second appearance here, and Wiggler makes his first appearance in this level.

Tick Tock Clock is the hardest level in the game, no doubt. It's a giant clock, full of gears, bars, and all sorts of contraptions. Everything moves like a working clock. However, if Mario enters when it strikes one o'clock, everything stops.

Rainbow Ride is the last level in the game. Everything is suspended on air. A magic rug allows Mario to travel along a rainbow path. Poles and platforms are everywhere, along with a structure that allows for a lot of wall jumping.

The castle itself offers many secret stars. A star can be obtained in all 3 of the Bowser levels by obtaining 8 red coins. If 8 red coins are obtained in each of the Cap levels, a Power Star will appear. There's also Power Stars hidden in extra areas.