Hoo's Wood
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| Hoo's Wood | |
|---|---|
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| First appearance | Super Princess Peach (2005) |
| Greater location | Vibe Island |
| Capital | N/A |
| Ruler | Hoo |
| Inhabitants | Piranha Plants, Koopa Troopas |
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Hoo's Wood is the second area in Vibe Island in Super Princess Peach. It is a forest with lush vegetation and many tall trees. It is located northeast of Ladida Plains (apparently separated by a lake as seen on the map screen). Hoo is the woods' namesake resident, and serves as the area boss.
Levels[edit]
- Hoo's Wood 2-1
- Hoo's Wood 2-2
- Hoo's Wood 2-3
- Hoo's Wood 2-4
- Hoo's Wood 2-5
- Hoo's Wood 2-6
- Hoo's Wood 2-7 (extra stage)
- Hoo's Wood 2-8 (extra stage)
- Hoo's Wood 2-9 (extra stage)
Enemies[edit]
- Red Paratroopas
- Red Koopas
- Goombas
- Mad G. P-Troopas
- Cheep Cheeps
- Paragoombas
- Sad N. Plants
- Bullet Bills
- Spinies
- Nipper Plants
- Sad Spinies
- Ravens
- Lakitus
- Glad Red Koopas
- Glad P. Plants
- Piranha Plants
- Mad Goombas
- Paratroopas
- Volcano Plants
- Sad Paragoombas
- Banzai Bills
- Fangs
- Mini-Fang Swarms
- Sad Ravens
- Green Koopas
- Glad Ptooies
- G. R. P-Troopas
- Starfish
- Bob-ombs
- C. V. Plants (extra levels only)
- C. A. F. H. Bros. (extra levels only)
- Glad Fangs (extra levels only)
- Calm Lakitus (extra levels only)
- Mad Green Koopas (extra levels only)
- Hotheads (extra levels only)
- Sad Goombas (extra levels only)
- Mad Bullet Bills (extra levels only)
- C. Chain Chomps (extra levels only)
- Spikes (extra levels only)
- Fire Bars (extra levels only)
- Parabombs (extra levels only)
- Mad Blurps (extra levels only)
- Bloopers (extra levels only)
- Blurps (extra levels only)
- Hoolets
- Hoo (boss)
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | モーリの森[1] Mōri no Mori |
Hoo's Woods | |
| French | Bois de Hoo[?] | - | |
| German | Eulenwald[?] | Owl Forest | |
| Italian | Bosco Gufoso[?] | Owl-y Wood | |
| Spanish | Bosque Hoo[?] | Hoo Forest |
