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|game=''[[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]]'' | |game=''[[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]]'' | ||
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[[File:World9-3 TLL.png|300px|thumb|left|Map of World 9-3 (original)]] | [[File:World9-3 TLL.png|300px|thumb|left|Map of World 9-3 (original)]] | ||
[[File:World9-3TLL.png|300px|thumb|left|Map of World 9-3 (''All-Stars'')]] | [[File:World9-3TLL.png|300px|thumb|left|Map of World 9-3 (''All-Stars'')]] | ||
The level is a long structure, devoid of any enemies or obstacles other than [[ | The level is a long structure, devoid of any enemies or obstacles other than [[Bowser's Brother]] before the [[Goal Pole|flagpole]]. There is a [[Springboard]] near the start of the level that can help the player get on top of the structure's ceiling. Soon after the Springboard is a [[Brick Block]] containing a [[Beanstalk]] that leads to [[Coin Heaven]]; a [[Warp Pipe]] later on will also take the player to Coin Heaven. | ||
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==Level statistics== | ==Level statistics== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This level's Coin Heaven is the only one in the game without a scrolling platform, leaving the player free to collect all the [[Coin]]s at their leisure. | *This level's Coin Heaven is the only one in the game without a scrolling platform, leaving the player free to collect all the [[Coin]]s at their leisure. | ||
*The fact that Mario completes the level by reaching the | *Since Bowser's Brother is not blue in ''[[Super Mario All-Stars]]'', there is no indication that he is not the actual [[Bowser]] in that version of the game. | ||
*The fact that [[Mario]] completes the level by reaching the flagpole after defeating Bowser's Brother would later return in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'', where all levels, including those with bosses, end with the player reaching the Goal Pole to complete it rather than simply exiting shortly after the defeat of a [[fake Bowser]]. | |||
{{SMBTLL Levels}} | {{SMBTLL Levels}} | ||
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[[Category:Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Levels]] | [[Category:Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Levels]] | ||
Revision as of 14:33, November 27, 2018
Template:Levelbox World 9-3 is the third level of World 9 in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels. This is the only level in the game that is set in the overworld, but has a castle color scheme and music theme. In Super Mario All-Stars, however, it uses castle interior tiles with a brown color palette.
Layout
File:World9-3 TLL.png
Map of World 9-3 (original)
File:World9-3TLL.png
Map of World 9-3 (All-Stars)
The level is a long structure, devoid of any enemies or obstacles other than Bowser's Brother before the flagpole. There is a Springboard near the start of the level that can help the player get on top of the structure's ceiling. Soon after the Springboard is a Brick Block containing a Beanstalk that leads to Coin Heaven; a Warp Pipe later on will also take the player to Coin Heaven.
Level statistics
- Power-ups: 0
- 1-Up Mushrooms: 0
- Secret areas: 1
Trivia
- This level's Coin Heaven is the only one in the game without a scrolling platform, leaving the player free to collect all the Coins at their leisure.
- Since Bowser's Brother is not blue in Super Mario All-Stars, there is no indication that he is not the actual Bowser in that version of the game.
- The fact that Mario completes the level by reaching the flagpole after defeating Bowser's Brother would later return in Super Mario 3D Land and Super Mario 3D World, where all levels, including those with bosses, end with the player reaching the Goal Pole to complete it rather than simply exiting shortly after the defeat of a fake Bowser.
