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If there's a body of water that needs to be crossed, some lily pads are useful in traversing it.

A Sub-Trope of Theme Park Landscape. See also Leaf Boat.

Examples of Lily Pad Platform include:

Film[]

Toys[]

Video Games[]

  • Sonic Adventure: Chaos 4 is fought in a lake of water. Sonic needs to stand on lily pads to wait out the boss.
  • Crash Bandicoot: The two river-based levels both contain lily pad platforms amongst the obstacles. They sink almost immediately, serving as temporary platforms.
  • In Okami, you can make your own.
  • A common sight in Golden Sun games.
  • Plants vs. Zombies: Lily pads are used for levels that have the swimming pool. Useful to place other plants on.
  • The Legend of Zelda:
  • Super Mario Bros.:
    • Super Mario Sunshine has the infamous lily pad ride as one of its secret stages. Mario has to navigate an acidic stream using a series of lily pads that slowy disintegrate.
    • The lily pads actually return in both Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2, which even features a Sunshine themed level in the latter.
  • Rayman:
    • In the original Rayman, the titular character can gain the ability to plant these.
    • Rayman 2 also features giant lily pads in several levels.
  • Rune Factory 3 gives you a magic seed you can use to instantly create a hovering lily pad that you can ride. This is one of two ways you can cross water in the game.
  • Illusion of Gaia features a town that has areas that can only be accessed by standing on lily pads.
  • The third teaser trailer for Alice: Madness Returns has Alice waking up on a lily pad and seeing the wonderful garden. She then hops on top of them and approaches the Caterpillar. Afterwards, all hell breaks loose.
  • Minecraft has lily pads spawn in the water of swamp biomes.

Webcomics[]

  • Homestuck: Jade plays guitar and somehow summons giant lily pads. It sort of makes sense, given that the lily pads lead to a frog temple.
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