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{{level infobox
{{level infobox
|title=Soda Lake
|image=[[File:Soda Lake.png]]<br>Mario [[swim]]ming above a Torpedo Ted
|image=[[File:Soda Lake.png]]<br>Mario swimming above a Torpedo Ted
|code=4-A
|code=4-A
|game=''[[Super Mario World]]''
|game=''[[Super Mario World]]''
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|before=[[Cheese Bridge Area|<<]]
|before=[[Cheese Bridge Area|<<]]
|after=[[Star World 3|>>]]
|after=[[Star World 3|>>]]
|track=[[Ground Theme (Super Mario World)#Super Mario World|Underwater BGM]]
|sample=[[File:Swimming Theme Super Mario World.oga]]
}}
}}
'''Soda Lake''' is an underwater secret area reached by entering the secret [[Giant Gate|gate]] of [[Cheese Bridge Area]] in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. This level is located in World 4, [[Twin Bridges]]. [[Torpedo Ted]]s, underwater [[Bullet Bill]] relatives, are exclusive to this level, where they are dropped from [[Torpedo Base]]s. They can travel through walls and are always deployed in Mario's direction. When Mario clears the area, he unlocks the third [[Star Road (Super Mario World)|Star Road]].
'''Soda Lake''' is a secret underwater area reached by entering the secret [[Giant Gate]] of the [[Cheese Bridge Area]] in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. This [[level]] is located in the [[Twin Bridges]] area. [[Torpedo Ted]]s, underwater [[Bullet Bill]] relatives, are exclusive to this level, where they are dropped from [[torpedo tube]]s. They can travel through walls and are always deployed in [[Mario]]'s (or [[Luigi]]'s) direction. When Mario clears the area, he unlocks the third [[Star Road (Super Mario World)|Star Road]]. To access this level, the player must enter the Cheese Bridge Area and use a [[Cape Feather]] or [[Yoshi]] to make their way under the first Giant Gate to reach an alternate Giant Gate, making it possible to access Soda Lake.


==Access==
==Layout==
To access this [[level]], players must enter [[Cheese Bridge Area]] and use a [[Cape Feather]] or [[Yoshi]] to make their way under the first [[Giant Gate]] to reach an alternate Giant Gate, making it possible to access Soda Lake.
At the start, the player descends from a [[Warp Pipe|gray pipe]]. They first encounter a [[Blurp]], and a torpedo tube appears. Proceeding past the enemies, the player encounters another three Blurps near a [[? Block|Prize Block]], which contains either a [[Super Mushroom]] or a [[Fire Flower]]. Past this Prize Block are two torpedo tubes and a line of Blurps passing through the bottom of the screen. The first [[Dragon Coin]] is situated between two torpedo tubes.


==Overview==
Up ahead, four Blurps travel from a row of descending torpedo tubes. Along with many regular [[coin]]s, the second Dragon Coin sits near the middle torpedo tube. The next open area has a lone pillar and more pockets of Blurps, containing either five or six of them. A nearby chasm contains the third Dragon Coin, where four torpedo tubes are situated near it along with three more Blurps. The fourth Dragon Coin is in plain sight right in front of another torpedo tube.
At the start, players descend from a [[Warp Pipe|gray pipe]]. They first encounter a [[Blurp]], and a Torpedo Base appears. Proceeding past the enemies, the player encounters another three Blurps near a [[? Block]], which contains either a [[Super Mushroom]] or [[Fire Flower]]. Past this ? Block are two Torpedo Bases and a line of Blurps passing through the bottom of the screen. The first [[Dragon Coin]] is situated between two Torpedo Bases.


Up ahead, four Blurps travel from a row of descending Torpedo Bases. Along with many regular [[coin]]s, the second Dragon Coin sits near the middle Torpedo Base. The next open area has a lone pillar and more pockets of Blurps, containing either five or six of them. A nearby chasm contains the third Dragon Coin, where four Torpedo Bases are situated near it along with three more Blurps. The fourth Dragon Coin is in plain sight right in front of another Torpedo Base.
Beyond said torpedo tube, there is another one higher up, with two Blurps coming towards the player. This second torpedo tube becomes the first of three in a row, all surrounding the final Dragon Coin. A column of four Blurps blocks passageway until they pass by. Three more Blurps travel past as the player arrives at a passage where Torpedo Teds spawn above the player. The pipe at the end takes the player to the Giant Gate to complete the level.


Beyond said Torpedo Base, there is another one higher up, with two Blurps coming towards the player. This second Torpedo Base becomes the first of three in a row, all surrounding the final Dragon Coin. A column of four Blurps block passageway until they pass by. Three more Blurps travel past as the player arrives at a passage where Torpedo Teds spawn above the player. The pipe at the end takes the player to the [[Giant Gate]] to complete the level.
The player can avoid most Blurps and Torpedo Teds by [[swim]]ming at the very bottom of the screen for nearly the entire level. The obstacles are penetrable at the bottom of the screen, though the player must be mindful not to sink too far below the viewable area of the screen.


==Enemies==
==Enemies==
*[[Torpedo Ted]] (only appearance)
{{number of enemies
*[[Torpedo Base]]s: 19 (deploys Torpedo Teds)
|image1=[[File:SMW Torpedo Hasshadai.png]]
*[[Blurp]]s: 33
|name1=[[Torpedo tube]]
|count1=19
|image2=[[File:SMW Torpedo Ted.png]]
|name2=[[Torpedo Ted]]
|count2=infinite
|image3=[[File:SMW Blurp.png]]
|name3=[[Blurp]]
|count3=33
}}


==Names in other languages==  
==Names in other languages==  
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ソーダの<span class="explain" title="みずうみ">湖</span><ref>''Super Mario World'' Japanese instruction booklet (fold-out)</ref>
|Jap=ソーダの{{ruby|湖|みずうみ}}<ref>''Super Mario World'' Japanese instruction booklet (fold-out)</ref>
|JapR=Sōda no Mizuumi
|JapR=Sōda no Mizuumi
|JapM=Soda Lake
|JapM=Soda Lake
|Spa=Lago de Gaseosa
|SpaE=Lago de Gaseosa
|SpaM=Soda Lake
|SpaEM=Soda Lake
|Fre=Lac Soda<br>Lac de Limonade
|Fre=Lac Soda<br>Lac de Limonade
|FreM=Soda Lake<br>Lemonade Lake
|FreM=Soda Lake<br>Lemonade Lake
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|Por=Lago da Soda
|Por=Lago da Soda
|PorM=Soda Lake
|PorM=Soda Lake
|Ita=Lago Soda<ref>''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]''; pag. 58</ref>
|Ita=Lago Soda<ref>{{cite|date=November 15, 2018|title=''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]''|publisher=Magazzini Salani|language=it|isbn=889367436X|page=58}}</ref>
|ItaM=Soda Lake
|ItaM=Soda Lake
|Chi=苏打湖
|Chi=苏打湖
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{{SMW levels}}
{{SMW levels}}
[[Category:Dinosaur Land]]
[[Category:Aquatic areas]]
[[Category:Lakes]]
[[Category:Lakes]]
[[Category:Secret levels]]
[[Category:Secret levels]]
[[Category:Super Mario World levels]]
[[Category:Super Mario World levels]]

Latest revision as of 13:35, October 29, 2024

Level
Soda Lake
Soda Lake
Mario swimming above a Torpedo Ted
Level code 4-A
World Twin Bridges
Game Super Mario World
Time limit 300 seconds
Music track Underwater BGM
Music sample
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Soda Lake is a secret underwater area reached by entering the secret Giant Gate of the Cheese Bridge Area in Super Mario World. This level is located in the Twin Bridges area. Torpedo Teds, underwater Bullet Bill relatives, are exclusive to this level, where they are dropped from torpedo tubes. They can travel through walls and are always deployed in Mario's (or Luigi's) direction. When Mario clears the area, he unlocks the third Star Road. To access this level, the player must enter the Cheese Bridge Area and use a Cape Feather or Yoshi to make their way under the first Giant Gate to reach an alternate Giant Gate, making it possible to access Soda Lake.

Layout[edit]

At the start, the player descends from a gray pipe. They first encounter a Blurp, and a torpedo tube appears. Proceeding past the enemies, the player encounters another three Blurps near a Prize Block, which contains either a Super Mushroom or a Fire Flower. Past this Prize Block are two torpedo tubes and a line of Blurps passing through the bottom of the screen. The first Dragon Coin is situated between two torpedo tubes.

Up ahead, four Blurps travel from a row of descending torpedo tubes. Along with many regular coins, the second Dragon Coin sits near the middle torpedo tube. The next open area has a lone pillar and more pockets of Blurps, containing either five or six of them. A nearby chasm contains the third Dragon Coin, where four torpedo tubes are situated near it along with three more Blurps. The fourth Dragon Coin is in plain sight right in front of another torpedo tube.

Beyond said torpedo tube, there is another one higher up, with two Blurps coming towards the player. This second torpedo tube becomes the first of three in a row, all surrounding the final Dragon Coin. A column of four Blurps blocks passageway until they pass by. Three more Blurps travel past as the player arrives at a passage where Torpedo Teds spawn above the player. The pipe at the end takes the player to the Giant Gate to complete the level.

The player can avoid most Blurps and Torpedo Teds by swimming at the very bottom of the screen for nearly the entire level. The obstacles are penetrable at the bottom of the screen, though the player must be mindful not to sink too far below the viewable area of the screen.

Enemies[edit]

Image Name Count
Sprite of a torpedo tube in Super Mario World. Torpedo tube 19
Sprite of a Torpedo Ted in Super Mario World Torpedo Ted infinite
A Blurp from Super Mario World Blurp 33

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ソーダのみずうみ[1]
Sōda no Mizuumi
Soda Lake
Chinese 苏打湖[?]
sū dǎ hú
Soda Lake
French Lac Soda
Lac de Limonade
[?]
Soda Lake
Lemonade Lake
German Soda-See[?] Soda Lake
Italian Lago Soda[2] Soda Lake
Portuguese Lago da Soda[?] Soda Lake
Spanish (NOE) Lago de Gaseosa[?] Soda Lake

References[edit]

  1. ^ Super Mario World Japanese instruction booklet (fold-out)
  2. ^ November 15, 2018. Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia. Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN 889367436X. Page 58.