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== More Tunnels == | |||
I believe it should be mentioned that the Toad Town tunnels are also in Mario and Luigi Bowser's Inside Story. {{unsigned|ZoshiX}} | I believe it should be mentioned that the Toad Town tunnels are also in Mario and Luigi Bowser's Inside Story. {{unsigned|ZoshiX}} | ||
:I haven't really played BiS, but if the area was indeed called "Toad Town Tunnels", nothing more, then go for it, add it in. {{User:Super-Yoshi/sig}} | :I haven't really played BiS, but if the area was indeed called "Toad Town Tunnels", nothing more, then go for it, add it in. {{User:Super-Yoshi/sig}} | ||
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== some info == | == some info == | ||
The tunnel's first entrance is at Toad Town, where there is a pipe with the sign "Private". After going into the pipe, there is a yellow brick to the east, where there is a [[Blooper]] fight. At the end of the road is a badge. After acquiring the [[Super Hammer]] in Chapter 2, [[Mario]] can smash the Stone Block and go west. Another Blooper fight takes place here. After defeating him, there will be three pipes to [[Goomba Village ( | The tunnel's first entrance is at Toad Town, where there is a pipe with the sign "Private". After going into the pipe, there is a yellow brick to the east, where there is a [[Blooper]] fight. At the end of the road is a badge. After acquiring the [[Super Hammer]] in Chapter 2, [[Mario]] can smash the Stone Block and go west. Another Blooper fight takes place here. After defeating him, there will be three pipes to [[Goomba Village (place)|Goomba Village]], [[Koopa Village]] and [[Dry Dry Outpost]]. At the end of the road to west is a pipe that leads to an area with three forks. To the west in that area is a badge, to the south is a Super Block which requires the Ultra Hammer from Chapter 5 to get, and to the east is a [[Star Piece (Paper Mario)|Star Piece]] and a [[Super Block (object)|Super Block]]. After acquiring the [[Super Boots]] from Chapter 3, Mario can [[Spin Jump]] on the wood board at the first scene and land on a narrow road. To the west there are [[Dark Koopa]] fights. After defeating all of them, there will be a pipe to [[Boo's Mansion]]. At the end is a Super Block. After getting [[Sushie]] from Chapter 5, Mario can go east. To the east is another Blooper fight and a pipe to [[Yoshi's Village]]. On the east road, there is a spike area to the north which requires [[Lakilester]] from Chapter 6. At the end of that road is the [[Ultra Hammer]]. At the east end is the entrance to [[Shiver City]]. To the south is [[Rip Cheato]] and the other end of the tunnels. Part of the paths are necessary for Mario to get to Chapter 7. | ||
In normal gameplay, Mario can only begin from the first entrance, make progress, and eventually unlock the other side. This way. the pipe to Chapter 5 can not be unlocked before Chapter 5. But a trick called "Blue House Skip" allows the player to clip into the other end and get to Chapter 5 ahead of time. | In normal gameplay, Mario can only begin from the first entrance, make progress, and eventually unlock the other side. This way. the pipe to Chapter 5 can not be unlocked before Chapter 5. But a trick called "Blue House Skip" allows the player to clip into the other end and get to Chapter 5 ahead of time. | ||
