In the Wii version of the game, Gravitons can be obtained by defeating enemies. Enemies normally award 3 Gravitons when defeated, but if the player destroys several enemies without touching the ground in-between, each enemy will give 1 more Graviton than the previous one, for a maximum of 8. In the Wii U/3DS version, only a small number of enemies give Gravitons when defeated. Other sources of Gravitons are:
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| - In the Wii version of the game, Gravitons can be obtained by defeating enemies. Enemies normally award 3 Gravitons when defeated, but if the player destroys several enemies without touching the ground in-between, each enemy will give 1 more Graviton than the previous one, for a maximum of 8. In the Wii U/3DS version, only a small number of enemies give Gravitons when defeated. Other sources of Gravitons are:
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| - In the Wii version of the game, Gravitons can be obtained by defeating enemies. Enemies normally award 3 Gravitons when defeated, but if the player destroys several enemies without touching the ground in-between, each enemy will give 1 more Graviton than the previous one, for a maximum of 8. In the Wii U/3DS version, only a small number of enemies give Gravitons when defeated. Other sources of Gravitons are:
* Items capsules containing 5, 10 or 20 Gravitons
* Checkpoint bells (each will give 3 Gravitons when rung, and can be rung up to 3 times)
* Some of the crates
* Green coconuts in Chapter 8 (1 Graviton each)
* (Only in the Wii version) rainbow-colored octahedral crystals, often seen while using a warp point (1 Graviton per crystal destroyed)
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