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'''Donut Secret House''' is a secret [[Ghost House | '''Donut Secret House''' is a secret [[Ghost House]] in the game ''[[Super Mario World]]''. It can be accessed by completing the secret exit of [[Donut Secret 1]]. This [[level]] also has a secret exit. This level is the home of the [[Big Boo]], the boss who protects the [[Star Road (Super Mario World)|Star Road]]. If the Mario Bros. beat this boss, they will have access to the [[Star World]]. This is the only level other than a [[castle]] or a [[fortress]] to feature a boss battle. | ||
== | ==Overview== | ||
Donut Secret House is one of two Ghost Houses in [[Donut Plains]]. This level consists of two main rooms, a boss room, and a hallway used to reset the second room. There is a 400 second [[Time Limit]] to clear the level. It contains no [[Dragon Coin]]s in the original | Donut Secret House is one of two Ghost Houses in [[Donut Plains]]. This level consists of two main rooms, a boss room, and a hallway used to reset the second room. There is a 400 second [[Time Limit]] to clear the level. It contains no [[Dragon Coin]]s in the original SNES version. | ||
In the first room, the player will have to navigate their way past [[Circling Boo Buddies]]. After the Boo Buddies, the player will encounter a single [[Eerie]] and a [[Big Boo]]. If the player activates the [[P Switch|Switch Block]], the [[Empty Block]] will turn into a [[coin]], and the [[Trampoline|Jumping Board]] that was on top of it will fall down, allowing the player to jump over the Big Boo easily. There is then a short series of staircases, under which is a platform that is inaccessible from this room. There is a single [[? Block]] above the inaccessible platform containing a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. The door at the top of the stairs leads the player to the second room. | In the first room, the player will have to navigate their way past [[Circling Boo Buddies]]. After the Boo Buddies, the player will encounter a single [[Eerie]] and a [[Big Boo]]. If the player activates the [[P Switch|Switch Block]], the [[Empty Block]] will turn into a [[coin]], and the [[Trampoline|Jumping Board]] that was on top of it will fall down, allowing the player to jump over the Big Boo easily. There is then a short series of staircases, under which is a platform that is inaccessible from this room. There is a single [[? Block]] above the inaccessible platform containing a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. The door at the top of the stairs leads the player to the second room. | ||
==Exits== | |||
After traversing the first room and entering the second room, the direction of travel is switched and there is another group of Boo Buddies. Just past that point is a small platform with five coins on it. In order to access the standard exit, these coins must first be collected, and then the Switch Block on the leftmost end of the room should be activated, revealing a [[P Warp Door|Blue Door]] on said platform. If the coins are not collected, the player will not be able to access the Blue Door as it will be surrounded by empty blocks during the duration of the Switch Block activation. | After traversing the first room and entering the second room, the direction of travel is switched and there is another group of Boo Buddies. Just past that point is a small platform with five coins on it. In order to access the standard exit, these coins must first be collected, and then the Switch Block on the leftmost end of the room should be activated, revealing a [[P Warp Door|Blue Door]] on said platform. If the coins are not collected, the player will not be able to access the Blue Door as it will be surrounded by empty blocks during the duration of the Switch Block activation. | ||
[[File:SMW Star Road (Donut Plains).png|thumb|left|The map after | [[File:SMW Star Road (Donut Plains).png|thumb|left|The map after receiving a "special present"]] | ||
In order to get to the | In order to get to the secret exit, the player must still activate the Switch Block, revealing three ? Blocks in the floating arrangement of [[Rotating Block]]s to the left of the Blue Door, making it possible to stand on what was previously empty space. The player needs to stand on the middle ? Block and hit the Rotating Block directly above. A [[Beanstalk]] will then appear, which must quickly be climbed to access a long platform, at the end of which is a another Blue Door. (The Switch Block must not have timed out in order for the door to still be there.) The door leads to the boss room with one Big Boo and two small Boos. The Big Boo must be defeated by throwing [[Grab Block]]s at him. The boss is harmless to the player but the regular Boos are not. The player must be careful not to create a hole in the floor and fall through it. After the Big Boo is hit three times, he will be defeated, leading to [[Star World 1]]. This is the only level with a secret exit that is not accessed by either a [[keyhole]] or a [[Giant Gate]]. | ||
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==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
*[[Boo Buddies|Circling Boo Buddies]]: 2 | |||
*[[Eerie]]: 4 | |||
*[[Big Boo#Super Mario World|Big Boo]]: 2 | |||
*[[Boo]]: 11 | |||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=ドーナツへいやのかくれやしき | ||
| | |JapR=Dōnatsu Heiya no Kakure Yashiki | ||
| | |JapM=Doughnut Plains' Hidden House | ||
|Spa=Casa Rosquisecreta | |Spa=Casa Rosquisecreta | ||
|SpaM= | |SpaM=''Rosquisecreta'' is a pun between ''Rosquilla'' (Donut) and ''secreto'' (secret). ''Casa'' means "House". | ||
|Fre=Manoir Secret | |Fre=Manoir Secret | ||
|FreM=Secret Manor | |FreM=Secret Manor | ||
|Ger=Donut-Rätselhaus | |Ger=Donut-Rätselhaus | ||
|GerM=Donut | |GerM=Donut Secrethouse | ||
|Ita=Casa Infestata segreta di Pianura Ciambella<ref> | |Ita=Casa Infestata segreta di Pianura Ciambella<ref>''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]''; pag. 57</ref> | ||
|ItaM=Donut Plains' secret | |ItaM=Donut Plains' secret Hunted House | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*In the SNES Japanese version, the walls at the end of the two main rooms in the level are not extended to fill the whole screen. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Ghost Houses]] | [[Category:Ghost Houses]] | ||
[[Category:Dinosaur Land]] | |||
[[Category:Secret levels]] | [[Category:Secret levels]] | ||
[[Category:Super Mario World levels]] | [[Category:Super Mario World levels]] | ||
[[Category:Amiibo tap: Nintendo's Greatest Bits]] | [[Category:Amiibo tap: Nintendo's Greatest Bits]] | ||
