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|title=Twilight Valley
|image=[[File:TwilightValleyWiiU.jpg|250px]]
|image=[[File:Twilightvalley.jpg|250px]]
|game=''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]''
|app=''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]''
|before=[[Dashing Desert|<<]]
|before=[[Dashing Desert|<<]]
|after=[[Orbiting Observatory|>>]]
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'''Twilight Valley''' is the sixth world of ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]''. It is also the last main world visited, taking place before the game's conclusion, when [[Mario]] finds out he and his Minis had been lured to a surprise party by [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Pauline]].
'''Twilight Valley''' is the sixth world of ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]''. It is also the last main world visited, taking place before the game's conclusion, when [[Mario]] finds out he and his Minis had been lured to a surprise party by [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Pauline]].


[[Pink Block]]s are the new gameplay element that is introduced in Twilight Valley. Using the stylus, the player can collect these blocks and fill in special slots with them, in order to guide the Minis and enemies appropriately. Other gameplay mechanics, such as [[Spring]]s, [[Cannon#Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars|Cannons]], [[Color Switch]]es, [[Blue Lift]]s and [[Red Girder]]s, return from past levels. There are several [[Thwomp]]s as well, along with a few [[Fire Piranha Plant]]s and [[Circus Kong|all]] [[Capture Kong|three]] [[Cannon Kong|types]] of Kongs seen in previous worlds.
Twilight Valley introduces the [[Pink Block]]s, which the player can stockpile and use to fill in special slots in order to guide the Minis and enemies appropriately. Other gameplay mechanics, such as [[Spring]]s, [[Cannon#Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars|Cannons]], [[Color Switch]]es, [[Blue Lift]]s and [[Red Girder]]s, return from past levels. Several [[Thwomp]]s are found in this world as well, along with a few [[Fire Piranha Plant]]s and [[Circus Kong|all]] [[Capture Kong|three]] [[Cannon Kong|types]] of [[Donkey Kong's robot]]s seen in previous worlds.


Twilight Valley is set on a countryside meadow, close to a few [[Mushroom Kingdom]]-like hills located in the far background. A {{wp|Georgian architecture|Georgian}}-era mansion forms the prominent feature of Twilight Valley, and is fittingly aided by the {{wp|Romanticism|Romantic}} cues in the soundtrack that plays throughout the levels of this world. The word "twilight" in its name might owe to the pink color of the sky, which is how it often appears at dusk.
Twilight Valley is set on a countryside meadow with a few [[Mushroom Kingdom]]-like hills in the background. A {{wp|Georgian architecture|Georgian}}-era mansion is prominent among the hills. The word "twilight" in its name might owe to the pink color of the sky, which is how it often appears at dusk.


There are two [[Bonus Levels]] that are set in this world, [[Level B-11|B-11]] and [[Level B-12|B-12]].
==Levels==
==Levels==
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|[[Level 6-1]]
|[[Level 6-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-1]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-1.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-1.jpg|250px]]
|A level that functions as a tutorial for Pink Blocks.
|A level that functions as a tutorial for Pink Blocks.
|[[Spike (obstacle)|Spikes]]
|[[Spike (obstacle)|Spikes]]
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-2]]
|[[Level 6-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-2]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-2.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-2.jpg|250px]]
|A level that combines the use of Pink Blocks and Color Switches.
|A level that combines the use of Pink Blocks and Color Switches.
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-3]]
|[[Level 6-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-3]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-3.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-3.jpg|250px]]
|A level with Thwomps, which can be blocked from falling onto the characters by placing Pink Blocks underneath them.
|A level with Thwomps, which can be blocked from falling onto the characters by placing Pink Blocks underneath them.
|Spikes, [[Thwomp]]s
|Spikes, [[Thwomp]]s
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-4]]
|[[Level 6-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-4]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-4.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-4.jpg|250px]]
|A Multi-Door level that brings back Blue Lifts.
|A Multi-Door level with Blue Lifts.
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-5]]
|[[Level 6-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-5]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-5.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-5.jpg|250px]]
|A course where the player makes extensive use of Red Girders and Pink Blocks to sneak past some Capture Kongs.
|A course where the player makes extensive use of Red Girders and Pink Blocks to sneak past some Capture Kongs.
|Spikes, [[Capture Kong]]s
|Spikes, [[Capture Kong]]s
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-6]]
|[[Level 6-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-6]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-6.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-6.jpg|250px]]
|An lenghty level, mostly navigated by cannons and pipes.
|A level mostly navigated by cannons and pipes.
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-7]]
|[[Level 6-7 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-7]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-7.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-7.jpg|250px]]
|A stage where the Key Mini Mario has to be rescued from a cage of Rocks, then brought to the Door to unlock it.
|A stage where the Key Mini Mario has to be rescued from a Rock enclosure, then brought to the Goal Door to unlock it.
|Spikes, [[Circus Kong]], [[Cannon Kong]]
|Spikes, [[Circus Kong]], [[Cannon Kong]]
|-
|-
|[[Level 6-8]]
|[[Level 6-8 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 6-8]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-8.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS6-8.jpg|250px]]
|A level where a Cursed Mini Mario follows the other Minis through passages bounded by Rocks, Red Girders and sets of Pink Blocks.
|A level where a Cursed Mini Mario follows the other Minis through passages bounded by Rocks, Red Girders and sets of Pink Blocks.
|Spikes, [[Cursed Mini Mario]], [[Fire Piranha Plant]]s
|Spikes, [[Cursed Mini Mario]], [[Piranha Plant]]s
|}
|}
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Twilightvalley.jpg|Level menu in the Nintendo 3DS version
</gallery>
===Level maps===
<gallery>
MvDKTS6-1mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-1
MvDKTS6-2mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-2
MvDKTS6-3mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-3
MvDKTS6-4mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-4
MvDKTS6-5mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-5
MvDKTS6-6mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-6
MvDKTS6-7mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-7
MvDKTS6-8mapWiiU.jpg|Level 6-8
</gallery>
==Media==
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|file1=MvDKTS TwilightValleyA.oga
|title1=First music
|file2=MvDKTS TwilightValleyB.oga
|title2=Second music
|file3=MvDKTS TwilightValleyC.oga
|title3=Third music
|file4=MvDKTS TwilightValleyIntro.oga
|title4=Preview
|file5=MvDKTS TwilightValleyLose.oga
|title5=Losing
|file6=MvDKTS TwilightValleyWin.oga
|title6=Winning
}}
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jpn=トワイライトビレッジ
|JpnR=Towairaito Birejji
|JpnM=Twilight Village
|Fre=Vallée féerique
|FreM=Fairy valley
|Ita=Valle crepuscolare
|ItaM=Twilight valley
|SpaA=Valle Crepúsculo
|SpaE=Valle Velado
|SpaEM=Veiled Valley
}}
{{MVDKTS}}
{{MVDKTS}}
{{MVDKTS Levels}}
{{MVDKTS levels}}
[[Category:Grasslands]]
[[Category:Grasslands]]
[[Category:Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars Worlds]]
[[Category:Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars worlds]]

Latest revision as of 17:31, January 7, 2025

Twilight Valley
Menu of Twilight Valley
Game Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars
<< List of worlds >>

Twilight Valley is the sixth world of Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. It is also the last main world visited, taking place before the game's conclusion, when Mario finds out he and his Minis had been lured to a surprise party by Donkey Kong and Pauline.

Twilight Valley introduces the Pink Blocks, which the player can stockpile and use to fill in special slots in order to guide the Minis and enemies appropriately. Other gameplay mechanics, such as Springs, Cannons, Color Switches, Blue Lifts and Red Girders, return from past levels. Several Thwomps are found in this world as well, along with a few Fire Piranha Plants and all three types of Donkey Kong's robots seen in previous worlds.

Twilight Valley is set on a countryside meadow with a few Mushroom Kingdom-like hills in the background. A Georgian-era mansion is prominent among the hills. The word "twilight" in its name might owe to the pink color of the sky, which is how it often appears at dusk.

There are two Bonus Levels that are set in this world, B-11 and B-12.

Levels[edit]

Level Preview Description Enemies and obstacles encountered
Level 6-1 Level 6-1 of Twilight Valley A level that functions as a tutorial for Pink Blocks. Spikes
Level 6-2 Level 6-2 of Twilight Valley A level that combines the use of Pink Blocks and Color Switches. Spikes
Level 6-3 Level 6-3 of Twilight Valley A level with Thwomps, which can be blocked from falling onto the characters by placing Pink Blocks underneath them. Spikes, Thwomps
Level 6-4 Level 6-4 of Twilight Valley A Multi-Door level with Blue Lifts. Spikes
Level 6-5 Level 6-5 of Twilight Valley A course where the player makes extensive use of Red Girders and Pink Blocks to sneak past some Capture Kongs. Spikes, Capture Kongs
Level 6-6 Level 6-6 of Twilight Valley A level mostly navigated by cannons and pipes. Spikes
Level 6-7 Level 6-7 of Twilight Valley A stage where the Key Mini Mario has to be rescued from a Rock enclosure, then brought to the Goal Door to unlock it. Spikes, Circus Kong, Cannon Kong
Level 6-8 Level 6-8 of Twilight Valley A level where a Cursed Mini Mario follows the other Minis through passages bounded by Rocks, Red Girders and sets of Pink Blocks. Spikes, Cursed Mini Mario, Piranha Plants

Gallery[edit]

  • Level menu in the Nintendo 3DS version

    Level menu in the Nintendo 3DS version

Level maps[edit]

  • Level 6-1

    Level 6-1

  • Level 6-2

    Level 6-2

  • Level 6-3

    Level 6-3

  • Level 6-4

    Level 6-4

  • Level 6-5

    Level 6-5

  • Level 6-6

    Level 6-6

  • Level 6-7

    Level 6-7

  • Level 6-8

    Level 6-8

Media[edit]

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese トワイライトビレッジ[?]
Towairaito Birejji 		Twilight Village
French Vallée féerique[?] Fairy valley
Italian Valle crepuscolare[?] Twilight valley
Spanish (NOA) Valle Crepúsculo[?] -
Spanish (NOE) Valle Velado[?] Veiled Valley
[Edit]
Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars
Characters Donkey Kong • Mario • Pauline • Toads
Minis Cursed Mini Mario • Gold Mini Mario • Mini Donkey Kong • Mini Luigi • Mini Mario • Mini Pauline • Mini Peach • Mini Toad
Enemies Donkey Kong's robots (Cannon Kong · Capture Kong · Circus Kong) • Fire Piranha Plant • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Shy Guy • Thwomp
Worlds Rolling Hills • Jumpy Jungle • Runaway Warehouse • Crumbling Cavern • Dashing Desert • Twilight Valley • Orbiting Observatory • Bonus Levels (Bonus 1 · Bonus 2 · Bonus 3)
Objects Items Coin (large) • Hammers • M Coin • Pickup
Resource items Blue Lift • Movable Pipe • Pink Block • Purple Conveyor • Red Girder • Spring
Fixed objects Cannon • Color Switch • Conveyor Belt • Girder • Goal Door • Ladder • Magnet Ground • Rock • Spikes • Warp Pipe
Further info Gallery • Media • Official online levels • Slide • Staff (Nintendo 3DS version · Wii U version) • Stamps • Workshop Store
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Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars levels
Main game Rolling Hills Level 1-1 • Level 1-2 • Level 1-3 • Level 1-4 • Level 1-5 • Level 1-6 • Level 1-7 • Level 1-8
Jumpy Jungle Level 2-1 • Level 2-2 • Level 2-3 • Level 2-4 • Level 2-5 • Level 2-6 • Level 2-7 • Level 2-8
Runaway Warehouse Level 3-1 • Level 3-2 • Level 3-3 • Level 3-4 • Level 3-5 • Level 3-6 • Level 3-7 • Level 3-8
Crumbling Cavern Level 4-1 • Level 4-2 • Level 4-3 • Level 4-4 • Level 4-5 • Level 4-6 • Level 4-7 • Level 4-8
Dashing Desert Level 5-1 • Level 5-2 • Level 5-3 • Level 5-4 • Level 5-5 • Level 5-6 • Level 5-7 • Level 5-8
Twilight Valley Level 6-1 • Level 6-2 • Level 6-3 • Level 6-4 • Level 6-5 • Level 6-6 • Level 6-7 • Level 6-8
Orbiting Observatory Level E1-1 • Level E1-2 • Level E1-3 • Level E1-4 • Level E1-5 • Level E1-6 • Level E1-7 • Level E1-8
Level E2-1 • Level E2-2 • Level E2-3 • Level E2-4 • Level E2-5 • Level E2-6 • Level E2-7 • Level E2-8
Bonus Bonus 1 Level B-1 • Level B-2 • Level B-3 • Level B-4 • Level B-5 • Level B-6 • Level B-7 • Level B-8
Bonus 2 Level B-9 • Level B-10 • Level B-11 • Level B-12 • Level B-13 • Level B-14 • Level B-15 • Level B-16
Bonus 3 Level B-17 • Level B-18 • Level B-19 • Level B-20 • Level B-21 • Level B-22 • Level B-23 • Level B-24
Official online levels Nintendo 1 • Nintendo 2 • Nintendo 3 • Nintendo 4 • Nintendo 5 • Nintendo 6 • Nintendo 7 • Nintendo 8 • Nintendo 9 • Nintendo 10 • Nintendo 11 • Nintendo 12 • Nintendo 13 • Nintendo 14 • Nintendo 15 • Nintendo 16 • Nintendo 17 • Nintendo 18 • Nintendo 19 • Nintendo 20 • Nintendo 21 • Nintendo 22 • Nintendo 23 • Nintendo 24 • Nintendo 25 • Nintendo 26 • Nintendo 27 • Nintendo 28 • Nintendo 29 • Nintendo 30 • Nintendo 31 • Nintendo 32 • Nintendo 33 • Nintendo 34 • Nintendo 35 • Nintendo 36 • Nintendo 37 • Nintendo 38 • Nintendo 39 • Nintendo 40 • Nintendo 41 • Nintendo 42 • Nintendo 43 • Nintendo 44 • Nintendo 45 • Nintendo 46 • Nintendo 47 • Nintendo 48 • Nintendo 49 • Nintendo 50 • Nintendo 51 • Nintendo 52 • Nintendo 53 • Nintendo 54 • Nintendo 55 • Nintendo 56 • Nintendo 57 • Nintendo 58 • Nintendo 59 • Nintendo 60 • Nintendo 61 • Nintendo 62 • Nintendo 63 • Nintendo 64 • Nintendo 65 • Nintendo 66 • Nintendo 67 • Nintendo 68 • Nintendo 69 • Nintendo 70 • Nintendo 71 • Nintendo 72 • Nintendo 73 • Nintendo 74 • Nintendo 75 • Nintendo 76 • Nintendo 77 • Nintendo 78 • Nintendo 79 • Nintendo 80 • Nintendo 81 • Nintendo 82 • Nintendo 83 • Nintendo 84 • Nintendo 85 • Nintendo 86 • Nintendo 87 • Nintendo 88 • Nintendo 89 • Nintendo 90 • Nintendo 91 • Nintendo 92 • Nintendo 93 • Nintendo 94 • Nintendo 95 • Nintendo 96 • Nintendo 97 • Nintendo 98 • Nintendo 99 • Nintendo 100
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