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If you have Yoshi you can also jump while on yoshi then spin jump off Yoshi to get a bit more height. Extra Time To Complete Level If you have Yoshi make sure you eat all the green apples on the trees as these will give you additional time to complete the level.

Infinite Time When the timer is about to reach zero pickup a powerup Mushroom, Cape Feather, Fire Flower at the same time the timer hits zero, you will hear the sound as if mario has died but you will be able to continue on the level without dying. Extra Health If mario runs in to a mushroom he will power up in to a large mario and can now take two hits. If you now get on a yoshi you can now take three hits.

It is also possible to jump back on to Yoshi after he has been hit. At the donut plains 1 level find the secret exit. Next beat the secret water area in donut plains alternate goal. After that, beat the ghost boss in the secret ghost house to unlock the first star road warp. Beat the first 4 levels of star road alternate goals. When you get to the fitfh level you can take the warp to valley of bowser next to bowsers castle. Just beat it and your done quick! Quick Save If you need to save the game quickly but you are not sure when a save point will appear, just go back to a ghost house with you have completed and beat the level again.

When you exit the level you will be prompted to save the game. Hold the buttons until the credits show up. Mario will then do a strange dancein the credits. It should start playing variations of the original Mario Bros.

This will put you in the Valley of Bowser without beating castle 7. The other player will die. You can also bring back a player with no remaining lives this way. Secret Level Exit Indicator : Some levels have 2 or 3 exits. If a level has more than 1 exit the level will contain a red dot on the map as shown in the picture to the right hand side.

The music will then change. A Caribbean version of the classic Mario theme will play with steal drums. Climb and Carry An Item : Stand next to a vine with an item. Hold Up and release Y to throw the object into the air, and quickly climb the vine while holding Y. Mario will automatically catch the item as it falls, and may continue to climb the vine.

Then, clear Donut Secret using the keyhole. This was done to fix a bug with the secret exit pipe: if Mario enters the pipe while riding Yoshi, he'll be just high enough by a single pixel! Instead of just, say, moving the pipe down a block , they instead duplicated the warp pipe data. There's no way to reach or activate it without hacking the game. Trying to enter this level leads to Level , which points to the Test Level.

Interestingly, Valley of Bowser 3 has its Enable path on secret exit value set to Left , whereas all other single-exit levels have it set to Up , implying that there was a path there at some point. Nintendo probably figured the player would have little need for red Switch Blocks by this point and wisely decided to make the Palace accessible from Vanilla Dome 2. The door on the left is how the boss door appears in the game.

Interestingly, the graphics for the orange, purple, and green tiles are identical, but are stored as separate tiles. This suggests that the door once had a much different appearance, and the purple and green tiles were originally used for something else, like doorknobs or hinges.

There are some blank tiles in the overworld graphics banks, which are drawn over the pathways Mario takes. These tiles were once used by the developers to indicate where the unrevealed pathways are. At one point, it was possible to have a Starman in the reserve item box though exactly how it would get there is a mystery.

There is even a routine that specifically checks for the Starman item ID 03 and cycles the colors appropriately, though it appears to use incorrect palette values 00 02 04 Shifting each value left by one bit 00 04 08 04 fixes this.

Though never seen in-game, Goal Posts have a bottom tile. It's likely that they were intended to float above the ground at one point, much like the similarly-styled midway points do in the final game.

The rounded part was overwritten at sometime in development, but the graphics were recovered from the gigaleak here. Normally, the bonus table caps at 1-Up after stomping eight enemies in a row. However, due to a programming oversight, this does not apply to Wigglers!

Starting from the tenth stomp, you'll receive a 2-Up, a 3-Up, and then the following unused bonuses:. After 25 coins, each successive stomp will overflow the bonus table and give a glitched bonus, which is often worth a very large number of points and coins. None of the unused bonuses appear correctly; the 5-Up pulls its attributes from the code following the bonus sprite attribute table, while the coin bonus graphics simply don't exist.

Though none of the game's levels feature more than two or three Wigglers in a row due to their processing overhead and large sprite count , it is possible to revert them to their calm state by scrolling them off and back onscreen while floating with the cape, at which point they can be stomped on again to increase the bonus count.

The easiest place to do this in the game is in Forest of Illusion 1, on the log platforms above the keyhole. Extracting the graphic files through Lunar Magic and viewing them through YY-CHR, the GFX31, which contains the Special World changed enemies, has an unmodified duplicate of the Galoomba graphics, which are actually used by the game when the Special World has been cleared.

It's possible that at one point, clearing the Special World would have made these enemies change appearance drastically just like they did on the GBA remake. They don't have similar sprites for the falling through parachutes graphics on the graphics bank however, so using non-identical graphics for the enemy in this graphic file would cause both designs to clash. Hold L and press A once, and you'll be able to fly provided you have a cape as soon as you start running.

Hold L and press A again, and you will be able to move Mario anywhere in the stage. Hold Y to speed up Mario's movement, or press L and A again to return to normal gameplay. This was removed in the European version. Additionally, if you go past the seventh and final "defeated Koopaling" scene, you can view the credits. Press Start then Select to complete the level via the "normal" route, or hold A or B while pressing Select to complete the level via the secret goal, if the level has one.

However, you cannot pass through locked doors. Super Mario World has a little-known category of secrets, where having Mario touch four invisible and silent trigger points in a level in the correct order will cause a 1-Up to spawn. The only way to discover these in-game is to stumble across them by chance some are much more obscure than others , but Lunar Magic 's level editor will show their locations on maps that include them. It's relatively well known that if you stare down a Boo Buddy for approximately eight real-time seconds, it'll briefly make a face at you.

These frames are also used for other Boo-related enemies, like Circling Boo Buddies. However, less widely known is that Big Boos also have a similar behavior.

They, however, require you to wait for approximately sixteen real-time seconds before reacting, double the time. The popular theory of levels that are represented as a big dot in the overworld map is that these are long levels, but some levels don't actually meet this criteria.

Big red dotted levels actually seem to represent big split points, meaning they have secret exits leading to alternate routes that have fortresses which can't be reached through the main route:. None of this applies to the only yellow big dotted level in the game, Vanilla Dome 3, which still remains a mystery.

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