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|World C-1 | |World C-1 | ||
|style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-1.PNG]] | |style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-1.PNG]] | ||
|This nighttime | |This nighttime overworld level (which is snowy in ''All-Stars'') mostly has [[Piranha Plant]]s and Green [[Paratroopa]]s. There's a warp pipe that leads to a staircase made of blocks with coins. There's also two [[Poison Mushroom]]s on this stage so [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] needs to watch out. | ||
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|World C-2 | |World C-2 | ||
|style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-2.PNG]] | |style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-2.PNG]] | ||
|This stage | |This stage mostly contains bridges and mushrooms-like platforms. There are dangers from above and below with jumping [[Cheep Cheep]]s, [[Blooper]]s, and off-screen [[Bullet Bill]]s. This stage has only one [[? Block]] and no [[Brick Block]]s or [[Warp Pipe]]s. | ||
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|World C-3 | |World C-3 | ||
|style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-3.PNG]] | |style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-3.PNG]] | ||
|This stage has | |This stage has treetop-like platforms and springs. The only enemies here are [[Lakitu]] (with [[Spiny|Spinies]]) and both red and green [[Koopa Paratroopa]]s. There is also a strong [[wind]] in this stage that blows against the player. This wind can blow the player right off the stage. | ||
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|World C-4 | |World C-4 | ||
|style="background: #202020" |[[File:World 1-4.PNG]] | |style="background: #202020" |[[File:World 1-4.PNG]] | ||
|This level is exactly the same as World 7-4, except for that a few more [[Fire Bar]]s have been added. | |This level is exactly the same as World 7-4, except for that a few more [[Fire Bar]]s have been added. The Koopa Troopas and [[Buzzy Beetle]]s also move at a faster speed in ''All-Stars''. Another change is the addition of some blocks that appear near two sets of clockwise-moving Fire Bars. The blocks are obviously there to make it harder for Mario or Luigi to get past the Fire Bars unscathed. The fireball-spitting [[Bowser Impostor]] is really a Buzzy Beetle in the original Famicom version, but in ''All-Stars'', it's a [[Bullet Bill]] who throws hammers. | ||
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Revision as of 22:53, January 26, 2015
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Template:Worldbox World C is the fourth secret world that was first featured in the game Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels. After clearing this world, the player will gain access to the final world in the game, which is World D.
Level Information
| Level | Preview | Description |
|---|---|---|
| World C-1 | File:World C-1.PNG | This nighttime overworld level (which is snowy in All-Stars) mostly has Piranha Plants and Green Paratroopas. There's a warp pipe that leads to a staircase made of blocks with coins. There's also two Poison Mushrooms on this stage so Mario and Luigi needs to watch out. |
| World C-2 | File:World C-2.PNG | This stage mostly contains bridges and mushrooms-like platforms. There are dangers from above and below with jumping Cheep Cheeps, Bloopers, and off-screen Bullet Bills. This stage has only one ? Block and no Brick Blocks or Warp Pipes. |
| World C-3 | File:World C-3.PNG | This stage has treetop-like platforms and springs. The only enemies here are Lakitu (with Spinies) and both red and green Koopa Paratroopas. There is also a strong wind in this stage that blows against the player. This wind can blow the player right off the stage. |
| World C-4 | File:World 1-4.PNG | This level is exactly the same as World 7-4, except for that a few more Fire Bars have been added. The Koopa Troopas and Buzzy Beetles also move at a faster speed in All-Stars. Another change is the addition of some blocks that appear near two sets of clockwise-moving Fire Bars. The blocks are obviously there to make it harder for Mario or Luigi to get past the Fire Bars unscathed. The fireball-spitting Bowser Impostor is really a Buzzy Beetle in the original Famicom version, but in All-Stars, it's a Bullet Bill who throws hammers. |
Level maps
The Lost Levels
- SMBTLL World C-1.png
World C-1
- SMBTLL World C-2.png
World C-2
- SMBTLL World C-3.png
World C-3
- SMBTLL World C-4.png
World C-4
All-Star
- World C-1 TLL.png
World C-1
- World C-2 TLL.png
World C-2
- World C-3 TLL.png
World C-3
- World C-4 TLL.png
World C-4
