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*[[World 1 (SMB)]] - Was World One In ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' | *[[World 1 (SMB)]] - Was World One In ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' | ||
*[[World 1 (SMB2)]] - Was World One In ''[[Super Mario Bros 2]] '' | *[[World 1 (SMB2)]] - Was World One In ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]] '' | ||
*[[Grass Land]] - Was World One In ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3 ]]'' | *[[Grass Land]] - Was World One In ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3 ]]'' | ||
*[[World 1 (NSMB)]] - Was World One In ''[[New Super Mario Bros]]'' | *[[World 1 (NSMB)]] - Was World One In ''[[New Super Mario Bros]]'' | ||
Revision as of 04:14, August 6, 2007
World One is always the first world in a Mario game. It is usually easy, and put there to help the player learn how to play to the game. Various World Ones include:
- World 1 (SMB) - Was World One In Super Mario Bros.
- World 1 (SMB2) - Was World One In Super Mario Bros. 2
- Grass Land - Was World One In Super Mario Bros. 3
- World 1 (NSMB) - Was World One In New Super Mario Bros
- World 1 (YI) - Was World One In Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
- Yoshi's Island (place)- Was World One in Super Mario World
- World 1 (SMB: TLL) Was World One in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
- Mushroom Mayhem Was World 1 in Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis
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