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{{DEFAULTSORT:Trial Course}}
{{move|The Trial Course}}
[[File:SMRPG Trial Course.png|thumb|[[Mario]] before the doors]]
[[File:SMRPG Trial Course.png|thumb|[[Mario]] before the doors]]
{{quote|Of the 6 doors... 2 open onto action courses! You can handle a lot of action, right? 2 others will lead to battle courses. You can fight, right?! The last 2 open onto puzzle courses. No sweat for a great puzzle solver like you, right?! Once you choose a course, there's no turning back! The only way to know what's behind a door is to walk through it! You must pass 4 of the 6 courses to move ahead.|Narration|[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]}}
{{quote2|Of the 6 doors... 2 open onto action courses! You can handle a lot of action, right? 2 others will lead to battle courses. You can fight, right?! The last 2 open onto puzzle courses. No sweat for a great puzzle solver like you, right?! Once you choose a course, there's no turning back! The only way to know what's behind a door is to walk through it! You must pass 4 of the 6 courses to move ahead.|Narration|[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]}}
'''The Trial Course'''<ref name=FE2>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, page 2.</ref> is a series of corridors located deep within [[Bowser's Keep]] in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|its Nintendo Switch remake]]. It begins with a room of six numbered doors known as the '''Six-Door Chamber'''. Two of the doors lead to "action courses" where [[Mario]] must use his [[jump]]ing ability to navigate obstacles and enemies (which do not lead to battle encounters) and collect items, two lead to "battle courses" with a series of consecutive fights against enemies summoned by [[Wizakoopa]], and two lead to "puzzle courses" where the player is challenged by [[Dr. Topper]]. Each door's destination is randomized each playthrough. When a course is completed, the player is sent back to the Six-Door Chamber, where that course's door is then marked with an ''X''. Each course has a reward at the end, and four must be completed to progress; once the fourth is completed, the paths leading back to the room with the doors and the castle before become inaccessible until Bowser's Keep is exited upon [[Exor]]'s defeat.
The '''Six-Door Chamber''' is a series of corridors located deep within [[Bowser's Castle#Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars|Bowser's Keep]] in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|its Nintendo Switch remake]]. It begins with a room of six numbered doors. Two of the doors lead to "action courses" where [[Mario]] must use his [[jump]]ing ability to navigate obstacles and enemies (which do not lead to battle encounters) and collect items, two lead to "battle courses" with a series of consecutive fights against enemies summoned by [[Wizakoopa]], and two lead to "puzzle courses" where the player is challenged by [[Dr. Topper]]. Each door's destination is randomized each playthrough. When a course is completed, the player is sent back to the room with the doors, where that course's door is then marked with an ''X''. Each course has a reward at the end, and four must be completed to progress; once the fourth is completed, the paths leading back to the room with the doors and the castle before become inaccessible until Bowser's Keep is exited upon [[Exor]]'s defeat.
==Action courses==
Mario gets 10 tries to get through a series of obstacle-filled rooms. If he makes 10 faults before the course is complete, he is sent back to the room with the doors. Every fault also causes a loss in [[coin]]s.


==Action courses==
Mario gets 10 tries to get through a series of obstacle-filled rooms. If he makes 10 faults before the course is complete, he is sent back to the Six-Door Chamber. Every fault also causes a loss in [[coin]]s.
===Action course 1===
===Action course 1===
The reward is the [[Sonic Cymbals]].
====Room 1====
====Room 1====
A series of rising-and-falling gray [[tile]]s between a stone overhang and a [[lava]] pit must be jumped across. A [[treasure chest|treasure box]] on top of the overhang contains a [[Croaka Cola]].
A series of rising-and-falling gray [[Block (Super Mario RPG)|block]]s between a stone overhang and a [[lava]] pit must be jumped across. A [[treasure chest|treasure box]] on top of the overhang contains a [[Croaka Cola]].


====Room 2====
====Room 2====
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====Room 3====
====Room 3====
Two gray tiles rotate around each other when stood upon, shown previously in [[Bandit's Way]]. This time, however, they are over an enormous lava pit. Treasure boxes contain a [[Royal Syrup]], a [[Fire Bomb]], a Pick Me Up, a Croaka Cola, and two Flowers.
Two gray blocks rotate around each other when stood upon, shown previously in [[Bandit's Way]]. This time, however, they are over an enormous lava pit. Treasure boxes contain a [[Royal Syrup]], a [[Fire Bomb]], a Pick Me Up, a Croaka Cola, and two Flowers.
 
The reward is the [[Sonic Cymbals]].


===Action course 2===
===Action course 2===
The reward is the [[Super Slap]].
====Room 1====
====Room 1====
An invisible maze is suspended over lava. It becomes visible for an instant when jumped upon, which is demonstrated by three [[Terrapin]]s that briskly move from the beginning to the end ahead of Mario. Four large coins are in the air over the maze. Treasure boxes contain a [[Fright Bomb]], an [[Ice Bomb]], a Royal Syrup, and a Rock Candy.
An invisible maze is suspended over lava. It becomes visible for an instant when jumped upon, which is demonstrated by three [[Terrapin]]s that briskly move from the beginning to the end ahead of Mario. Four large coins are in the air over the maze. Treasure boxes contain a [[Fright Bomb]], an [[Ice Bomb]], a Royal Syrup, and a Rock Candy.


====Room 2====
====Room 2====
Several gray tiles move back and forth laterally across a lava pit, stopping while Mario jumps. Treasure boxes contain a Max Mushroom, a [[Red Essence]], a Fire Bomb, and a Flower.
Several gray blocks move back and forth laterally across a lava pit, stopping while Mario jumps. Treasure boxes contain a Max Mushroom, a [[Red Essence]], a Fire Bomb, and a Flower.


====Room 3====
====Room 3====
A [[Guerrilla]] imitates [[Donkey Kong]], throwing [[barrel]]s down an isometric room similar to [[25m]] from ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'', though without slopes or ladders. Once Mario reaches the Guerrilla at the top, it flees down the side.
A [[Guerrilla]] imitates [[Donkey Kong]], throwing [[barrel]]s down an isometric room similar to [[25m]], though without slopes or ladders. Once Mario reaches the Guerrilla at the top, it flees down the side.
 
The reward is the [[Super Slap]].


==Battle courses==
==Battle courses==
Wizakoopa spawns an enemy at each pair of statues, leading to an encounter against a group of standard enemies.
Wizakoopa spawns an enemy at each pair of statues, leading to an encounter against a group of standard enemies.
===Battle course 1===
===Battle course 1===
The reward is the [[Star Gun]] ([[Drill Claw]] in the remake).
====Room 1====
====Room 1====
*[[Pro Goomba]]: 5 Pro Goombas
*[[Pro Goomba]]: 5 Pro Goombas
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*Shaman: 6 Shamans
*Shaman: 6 Shamans


====Gallery====
The reward is the [[Star Gun]] ([[Drill Claw]] in the remake).
<gallery>
Gu Goomba Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Pro Goomba]]
Malakoopa Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Malakoopa]]
Tub-O-Troopa Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Grand Troopa]]
SMRPG Big Boo Artwork.png|[[Boo]]
SMRPG Orbison.jpg|[[Orbison]]
SlingShy SMRPG.png|[[Sling Shy]]
Chewy Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Chewy]]
Shy-Away.jpg|[[Beezo]]
MrKipper Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Mr. Kipper]]
Muckle Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Muckle]]
Amanita SMRPG art.jpg|[[Amanita]]
SMRPG Greaper.jpg|[[Greaper]]
Glum Reaper Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Glum Reaper]]
SMRPG Sparky.png|[[Lava Babble]]
Lakitu SMRPG art.jpg|[[Lakitu]]
Zeostar.jpg|[[Zeostar]]
SMRPG Shaman.png|[[Shaman]]
</gallery>


===Battle course 2===
===Battle course 2===
The reward is the Drill Claw (Star Gun in the remake).
====Room 1====
====Room 1====
*[[Terra Cotta]]: 4 Terra Cottas
*[[Terra Cotta]]: 4 Terra Cottas
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*[[Huhwhat]] family "item" icon: 1 [[Comeon]] (can spawn [[Bahamutt]]s)
*[[Huhwhat]] family "item" icon: 1 [[Comeon]] (can spawn [[Bahamutt]]s)


====Gallery====
The reward is the Drill Claw (Star Gun in the remake).
<gallery>
Terra Cotta Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Terra Cotta]]
Oerlikon.png|[[Urspike]]
Star Crust.png|[[Star Cruster]]
SackitSMRPG.png|[[Sackit]]
Blaster SMRPG art.jpg|[[Big Blaster]]
Chow Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Chow]]
Forkies Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Forkie]]
SMRPG Alley Rat Render.png|[[Alley Rat]]
Armored Ant Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Armored Ant]]
Blooper SMRPG art.jpg|[[Blooper]]
Stinger Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Stinger]]
SMRPG Geckit.png|[[Geckit]]
SMRPG ChainedKong.png|[[Chained Kong]]
Rob-omb Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Rob-omb]]
SMRPG DRY BONES.png|[[Vomer]]
Magmus Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Magmus]]
Pulsar Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Pulsar]]
Chester Sprite - Super Mario RPG.png|[[Comeon]]
Bahamutt SMRPG.png|[[Bahamutt]]
</gallery>


==Puzzle courses==
==Puzzle courses==
[[Dr. Topper]] challenges [[Mario]] to solve his brainteasers. Failure puts Mario back in the Six-Door Chamber.
[[Dr. Topper]] challenges [[Mario]] to solve his brainteasers. Failure puts Mario back in the room with the doors.
 
===Puzzle course 1===
===Puzzle course 1===
The reward is a Rock Candy.
====Room 1====
====Room 1====
Mario and Dr. Topper take turns hitting a coin-filled treasure box up to four times in a row, trying to avoid collecting the 21st coin.
Mario and Dr. Topper take turns hitting a coin-filled treasure box up to four times in a row, trying to avoid collecting the 21st coin.
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Dr. Topper has Mario play Ball Solitaire. Mario must kick iron balls into bouncing over each other, like in {{wp|checkers}}, to reduce a 4×4 grid of 15 balls to one. It is an automatic failure if a ball is made to leapfrog over two at once or it bounces over nothing.
Dr. Topper has Mario play Ball Solitaire. Mario must kick iron balls into bouncing over each other, like in {{wp|checkers}}, to reduce a 4×4 grid of 15 balls to one. It is an automatic failure if a ball is made to leapfrog over two at once or it bounces over nothing.


===Puzzle course 2===
The reward is a Rock Candy.
The reward is a Rock Candy.


===Puzzle course 2===
====Room 1====
====Room 1====
Dr. Topper gives Mario a trivia quiz consisting of 12 questions about the game, chosen randomly from a pool of 40 (41 in the remake). Mario has five seconds to answer each, with correct answers raising the tile he stands on by one step, wrong answers lowering it by two, and timing out lowering it by one. The goal is eight steps high. All the questions and the possible answers to each are listed below. The correct answers are highlighted in green.
Dr. Topper gives Mario a trivia quiz consisting of 12 questions about the game, chosen randomly from a pool of 40. Mario has five seconds to answer each, with correct answers raising the block he stands on by one step, wrong answers lowering it by two, and timing out lowering it by one. The goal is eight steps high. All the questions and the possible answers to each are listed below. The correct answers are highlighted in green.
 
=====SNES version=====
=====SNES version=====
{|class="wikitable responsive"width="100%"
{|class="responsive"width="100%"
!Question
!Question
!Answer 1
!Answer 1
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|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Gaz]]
|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Gaz]]
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|[[Johnny]] loves WHICH beverage?...
|data-label="Question"|[[Jonathan Jones|Johnny]] loves WHICH beverage?...
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|Currant juice
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|Currant juice
|data-label="Answer 2"|Grape juice
|data-label="Answer 2"|Grape juice
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|data-label="Answer 3"|A special attack
|data-label="Answer 3"|A special attack
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|The [[Game Boy Toad|boy]] at the inn in [[Toad Town|Mushroom Kingdom]] was playing with...What?
|data-label="Question"|The [[Beetle Mania Toad|boy]] at the inn in [[Toad Town|Mushroom Kingdom]] was playing with...What?
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Game Boy]]
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Game Boy]]
|data-label="Answer 2"|[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super NES]]
|data-label="Answer 2"|[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super NES]]
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|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Carbo Cookie]]
|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Carbo Cookie]]
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|[[Dyna and Mite|Mite]] is Dyna's...WHAT?
|data-label="Question"|[[Dyna & Mite|Mite]] is Dyna's...WHAT?
|data-label="Answer 1"|Big sister
|data-label="Answer 1"|Big sister
|data-label="Answer 2"style="background:#99ff99"|Little brother
|data-label="Answer 2"style="background:#99ff99"|Little brother
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|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|Where was the 1st Star Piece found?
|data-label="Question"|Where was the 1st Star Piece found?
|data-label="Answer 1"|[[Bowser's Keep]]
|data-label="Answer 1"|[[Bowser's Castle|Bowser's Keep]]
|data-label="Answer 2"|[[Mario Bros.' House|Mario's Pad]]
|data-label="Answer 2"|[[Mario Bros.' House|Mario's Pad]]
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Toad Town|Mushroom Kingdom]]
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Toad Town|Mushroom Kingdom]]
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|data-label="Answer 1"|Johnny Jones
|data-label="Answer 1"|Johnny Jones
|data-label="Answer 2"|Jesse James Jones
|data-label="Answer 2"|Jesse James Jones
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Johnny|Jonathan Jones]]
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Jonathan Jones]]
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|Who helped you up the cliff at [[Land's End]]?
|data-label="Question"|Who helped you up the cliff at [[Land's End]]?
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=====Nintendo Switch version=====
=====Nintendo Switch version=====
{|class="wikitable responsive"width="100%"
{|class="responsive"width="100%"
!Question
!Question
!Answer 1
!Answer 1
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|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Gaz]]
|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Gaz]]
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|[[Johnny]] loves which beverage?
|data-label="Question"|[[Jonathan Jones|Johnny]] loves which beverage?
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|Currant juice
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|Currant juice
|data-label="Answer 2"|Grape juice
|data-label="Answer 2"|Grape juice
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|data-label="Answer 2"|Jimmy
|data-label="Answer 2"|Jimmy
|data-label="Answer 3"|Jackson
|data-label="Answer 3"|Jackson
|-
|data-label="Question"|What color are the curtains in [[Mario Bros.' House#Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars|Mario's house]]?
|data-label="Answer 1"style="background:#99ff99"|Blue
|data-label="Answer 2"|Green
|data-label="Answer 3"|Red
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|[[Booster]] is what generation?
|data-label="Question"|[[Booster]] is what generation?
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|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Carbo Cookie]]
|data-label="Answer 3"|[[Carbo Cookie]]
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|[[Dyna and Mite|Mite]] is Dyna's...what?
|data-label="Question"|[[Dyna & Mite|Mite]] is Dyna's...what?
|data-label="Answer 1"|Big sister
|data-label="Answer 1"|Big sister
|data-label="Answer 2"style="background:#99ff99"|Little brother
|data-label="Answer 2"style="background:#99ff99"|Little brother
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|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|Where was the first Star Piece found?
|data-label="Question"|Where was the first Star Piece found?
|data-label="Answer 1"|[[Bowser's Keep]]
|data-label="Answer 1"|[[Bowser's Castle|Bowser's Keep]]
|data-label="Answer 2"|[[Mario Bros.' House|Mario's Pad]]
|data-label="Answer 2"|[[Mario Bros.' House|Mario's Pad]]
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|The [[Toad Town|Mushroom Kingdom]]
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|The [[Toad Town|Mushroom Kingdom]]
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|data-label="Answer 1"|Johnny Jones
|data-label="Answer 1"|Johnny Jones
|data-label="Answer 2"|Jesse James Jones
|data-label="Answer 2"|Jesse James Jones
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Johnny|Jonathan Jones]]
|data-label="Answer 3"style="background:#99ff99"|[[Jonathan Jones]]
|-
|-
|data-label="Question"|Who helped you up the cliff at [[Land's End]]?
|data-label="Question"|Who helped you up the cliff at [[Land's End]]?
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Dr. Topper introduces [[Boo, Goo, Bones, and Kipp]], who took part in a triathlon of swimming, cycling, and a marathon. He has Mario interview each to determine what order they finished in. Once Mario has an answer, Dr. Topper has him speak to them again in the order they came in. The one in first place says they outrode another during cycling and were never passed by them, the one in second says they fell into fourth during cycling but had a shared higher position in the other events, the one in third says they got the same position in swimming and cycling but were beaten by two in the marathon, and the one in fourth says they placed third in swimming.
Dr. Topper introduces [[Boo, Goo, Bones, and Kipp]], who took part in a triathlon of swimming, cycling, and a marathon. He has Mario interview each to determine what order they finished in. Once Mario has an answer, Dr. Topper has him speak to them again in the order they came in. The one in first place says they outrode another during cycling and were never passed by them, the one in second says they fell into fourth during cycling but had a shared higher position in the other events, the one in third says they got the same position in swimming and cycling but were beaten by two in the marathon, and the one in fourth says they placed third in swimming.


==Items==
The reward is a Rock Candy.
===Field===
{|class=wikitable style="text-align:center"
!rowspan=2|Item
!rowspan=2|Image
!rowspan=2|Location
!colspan=2|Location image
|-
!Original
!Remake
|-
|4 [[10-Coin#Super_Mario_RPG:_Legend_of_the_Seven_Stars|10-Coins]]
|[[File:SMRPG 10 Gold Coin.png]]
|style="text-align:left"|Found in the action course with an invisible path.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep (Invisible Path 10-Coins 1-2).png]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep (Invisible Path 10-Coin 3).png]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep (Invisible Path 10-Coin 4).png]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep (Invisible Path 10-Coins 1-2) (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep (Invisible Path 10-Coin 3) (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep (Invisible Path 10-Coin 4) (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|8 10-Coins
|[[File:SMRPG 10 Gold Coin.png]]
|style="text-align:left"|Found in the action course with an iron ball.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep (Iron Ball 10-Coins 1).png]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep (Iron Ball 10-Coins 2).png]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep (Iron Ball 10-Coins 1) (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep (Iron Ball 10-Coins 2) (Switch).png|300px]]
|}
 
===Treasure boxes===
{|class=wikitable style="text-align:center"
!rowspan=2|Item
!rowspan=2|Image
!rowspan=2|Location
!colspan=2|Location image
|-
!Original
!Remake
|-
|21 [[10-Coin#Super_Mario_RPG:_Legend_of_the_Seven_Stars|10-Coins]]
|[[File:SMRPG 10 Gold Coin.png]]
|style="text-align:left"|Only treasure in the [[The Trial Course#Puzzle courses|puzzle course]]s. As a part of the course, Mario is not able to get all 21 10-Coins, and due to this, no coins are added to the coin total.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 2.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 4 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Croaka Cola]]
|[[File:Green Something Drink.png]]
|<nowiki/>
*At the end of the huge stone platform in the [[The Trial Course#Action courses|action course]] featuring rising/falling platforms.
*Last in the action course featuring two rotating platforms.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 3.png|240px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 14.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 5 (Switch).png|300px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 16 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Pick Me Up]]
|[[File:Red Star Drink.png]]
|<nowiki/>
*Atop the first pillar in the action course featuring balancing on the ball.
*Fifth in the action course featuring two rotating platforms.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 4.png|240px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 13.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 6 (Switch).png|300px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 15 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Flower (Super Mario RPG)|Flower]]
|[[File:RPG Flower.png]]
|<nowiki/>
*Atop the second pillar in the action course featuring balancing on the ball.
*Atop the last pillar in the action course featuring balancing on the ball.
*First in the action course featuring two rotating platforms.
*Third in the action course featuring two rotating platforms.
*Third in the action course featuring moving platforms.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 5.png|240px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 8.png|240px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 9.png|240px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 11.png|240px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 21.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 7 (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 10 (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 11 (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 13 (Switch).png|300px]]<br>[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 23 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Rock Candy (item)|Rock Candy]]
|[[File:Lucky Jewel.png]]
|<nowiki/>
*Atop the third right pillar in the action course featuring balancing on the ball.
*Last in the action course featuring an invisible path.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 6.png|240px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 18.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 8 (Switch).png|300px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 20 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Ultra_Mushroom#Super_Mario_RPG:_Legend_of_the_Seven_Stars|Max Mushroom]]
|[[File:Yellow Mushroom.png]]
|<nowiki/>
*Atop the third left pillar in the action course featuring balancing on the ball.
*First in the action course featuring moving platforms.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 7.png|240px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 19.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 9 (Switch).png|300px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 21 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Royal Syrup]]
|[[File:Royal Syrup.PNG]]
|<nowiki/>
*Second in the action course featuring two rotating platforms.
*Third in the action course featuring an invisible path.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 10.png|240px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 17.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 12 (Switch).png|300px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 19 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Fire Bomb]]
|[[File:Red Bomb.png]]
|<nowiki/>
*Fourth in the action course featuring two rotating platforms.
*Last in the action course featuring moving platforms.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 12.png|240px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 22.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 14 (Switch).png|300px]][[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 24 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Fright Bomb]]
|[[File:Green Bomb.png]]
|style="text-align:left"|First in the action course featuring an invisible path.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 15.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 17 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Ice Bomb]]
|[[File:Blue Bomb.png]]
|style="text-align:left"|Second in the action course featuring an invisible path.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 16.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 18 (Switch).png|300px]]
|-
|[[Red Essence]]
||[[File:Red Essence.png]]
|style="text-align:left"|Second in the action course featuring moving platforms.
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 20.png|240px]]
|[[File:Bowser's Keep Treasure 22 (Switch).png|300px]]
|}


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jpn=クッパ{{ruby|迷宮|めいきゅう}}<ref name=FE2/>
|Jap=クッパ{{ruby|迷宮|めいきゅう}}<ref name=FE2>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, page 2.</ref>
|JpnR=Kuppa Meikyū
|JapR=Kuppa Meikyū
|JpnM=Bowser's Maze; rendered "The Trial Course" in the Shogakukan guide.<ref name=FE2/>
|JapM=Bowser's Maze; rendered "The Trial Course" in the Shogakukan guide.<ref name=FE2/>
}}
;Six-Door Chamber
{{foreign names
|Jpn=クッパ{{ruby|城|じょう}} 6つの{{ruby|扉|とびら}}の{{ruby|間|ま}}
|JpnR=Kuppa-jō muttsu no tobira no ma
|JpnM=Bowser's Keep — 6-Door Room
|Jpn2=6つの{{ruby|扉|とびら}}の{{ruby|間|ま}}
|Jpn2R=muttsu no tobira no ma
|Jpn2M=6-Door Room
|ChiS=酷霸城堡 6道门的房间
|ChiSR=Kùbà chéngbǎo 6 dàomén de fángjiān
|ChiSM=Bowser's Keep — 6-Door Room
|ChiS2=6道门的房间
|ChiS2R=6 dàomén de fángjiān
|ChiS2M=6-Door Room
|ChiT=庫巴城堡 6道門的房間
|ChiTR=Kùbā chéngbǎo 6 dàomén de fángjiān
|ChiTM=Bowser's Keep — 6-Door Room
|ChiT2=6道門的房間
|ChiT2R=6 dàomén de fángjiān
|ChiT2M=6-Door Room
|Dut=Zaal der Zes Deuren
|DutM=Hall of the Six Doors
|Fre=Salle aux six portes
|Fre=Salle aux six portes
|FreM=6-Door Room
|FreM=6-Door Room
|Ger=Sechstürensaal
|Spa=Sala de las 6 puertas
|GerM=Six-door hall
|SpaM=6-Door Chamber
|Kor=6개의 문
|KorR=Yeoseot Gae-ui Mun
|KorM=The 6 Doors
|Ita=Sala delle sei porte
|Ita=Sala delle sei porte
|ItaM=Room of the six doors
|ItaM=Hall of the six doors
|Kor=쿠파 성 6개의 문이 있는 방
|KorR=Kupa Seong 6-gae-ui muni inneun bang
|KorM=Bowser's Keep — 6-Door Room
|Kor2=6개의 문이
|Kor2R=6-gae-ui muni
|Kor2M=6 doors
|Spa=Sala de las 6 puertas
|SpaM=6-Door Room
}}
}}
==Notes==
*In [[Dr. Topper]]'s trivia quiz, two direct references to the ''{{wp|Final Fantasy}}'' series are made in the Japanese version. When Dr. Topper asks which monster appears first in the [[Pipe Vault]], one of the possible answers is "Exdeath," the villain of ''{{wp|Final Fantasy V}}'', and when he asks who the ultimate enemy of the adventure is, a possible answer is "{{wp|Kefka Palazzo|Kefka}}," the villain of ''{{wp|Final Fantasy VI}}''. In the English translation, these choices were replaced with "[[Nipper Plant|Chompweed]]" and "[[Goomba]]," respectively. In the remake, every new translation is closer to the English version here to seemingly avoid these ''Final Fantasy'' references, with the exception of the Korean version retaining the reference to Exdeath (the other answer is instead "the [[Frog Sage]]").
*The same ultimate enemy question also has "[[Luigi]]" as a possible answer in the Japanese version, which is instead "[[Bowser]]" in the English version. The remake's Eastern-language translations (Chinese and Korean) use "Luigi," whereas the Western-language translations (Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Dutch) use "Bowser."
*In the English version and most translations, Dr. Topper asks, "How many legs does [[Wiggler]] have?" The correct answer is "six" to match Wigglers' in-game version, although their artwork depicts them with the usual eight legs. In the Japanese version and the Chinese, Korean, and German translations, the question instead asked is which [[Thropher|endearing monster]] was at [[Star Hill]].


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