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= World 29 =
=Draft of a proposal=


[[Key|keys]]
==Deemphasize sectioning off the Mario Party games for GBA/DS/3DS as "handheld"==
[[Key Door|doors]]
What this proposal aims to do is to categorise specific handheld ''Mario Party'' games in the same level as the console ''Mario Party'' games. Basically, if specific games are the main games, they won't be separated as "main" and "handheld", nor as "console" and "handheld". However, describing them in summary is fine, such as in [https://www.mariowiki.com/index.php?title=Mario_Kart_(series)&oldid=4779414 this Mario Kart (series) summary]: <small>"There have been a total of 16 titles in the series: 5 original home console games (with 1 upcoming), a home console port, 3 portable games, a mobile game, 4 arcade games co-developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, and an RC-based game."</small>.
[[Brick Block|Brick Blocks]]
[[Empty Block|Empty Blocks]]
[[Lock Block|lock blocks]]
[[Crate|crates]]
[[Bubble|bubbles]]
[[Barrel|barrels]]
[[Coin|coins]]
[[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]]
[[Muddy Coin|muddy coins]]
[[Caged coin|Caged coins]]
[[Barrier|barriers]]
[[Exploder|exploder]]
[[Shell|shells]]
[[Skill charger|skill chargers]]
[[Electric exploder|electric exploders]]
[[Pop cannon|pop cannons]]
[[Rotating cannon|rotating cannons]]
[[Handy box|handy boxes]]
[[Colorful crate|colorful crates]]
[[Flask (object)|flask]]
[[Handy Bottle]]
[[Floatie virus|floatie viruses]]


It will affect the following ''Mario Party'' games:
*''[[Mario Party Advance]]''
*''[[Mario Party DS]]''
*''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]''
*''[[Mario Party: Star Rush]]''
*''[[Mario Party: The Top 100]]''
Other games in the series could remain in their respective categories, namely the Arcade games and ''[[Mario Party-e]]''. The latter is due to characteristics different from other ''Mario Party'' games, such as the fact that it's a physical game using the GBA as a companion device.


* Every other Mario series don't make the distinction between console and handheld
** In the [[Template:Super_Mario_games|Super Mario games template]], do you notice how other Mario series do not segregate the handheld entries from the consoles (and by association "main") games? As an example, Mario Golf has every game in this category, even its console and handheld sister games (e.g.: ''[[Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'' and ''[[Mario Golf: Advance Tour]]'').
** Even for the ''Super Mario'' platformers, despite the amount of games, the console and handheld games are not segregated. This is to say that the amount of games is not a reason to separate listing games in such a manner.
* Superficial distinction that insinuates that handheld is lesser compared to consoles, given how the latter is listed as "main" games
** For example, in [https://www.mariowiki.com/Template:Super_Mario_games/index.php?title=Template:Super_Mario_games&oldid=3112637 this edit in the Super Mario games template], it was when the console ''Mario Party'' games are delegated to the Main, while the handheld games were delegated to Other. Eventually those games got relegated to being handhelds, as though there is hesitance to put it back in the same category as the "main" ''Mario Party'' games.
** Moreover, numbering of games aren't an important indicator of game importance, since for example, the ''Super Mario'' platformers basically stopped at Super Mario Bros. 4 (basically ''[[Super Mario World]]''). Even the New Super Mario Bros. series have numbering for handheld games and console suffixes for its console games!
* The games are made between two developer teams.
** With the exception the Arcade games and ''Mario Party-e'', every "main" game and the listed games are developed by two succeeding companies: [[Hudson Soft]] for Mario Party 1 to 8, Mario Party Advance, and Mario Party DS, as well as [[Nintendo Cube]] for Mario Party 9, 10, and every 3DS and Switch Mario Party game. ''Mario Kart Tour'' is one example of a game that may not be on a traditional console, but it is made by the same talent as the console ''Mario Kart'' games.
* Switch's hybrid nature lend itself to both, so the distinction loses meaning since Jamboree and Superstars are also handheld (not Super since it's advertised as a non-handheld entry)
** Having a "handheld" category means that certain games would logically be in this category as well. For Nintendo Switch, both ''Mario Party Superstars'' and ''Super Mario Party Jamboree'' are listed as handheld-compliant on Nintendo's game info pages, which means that they should also be in the handheld category. Note that ''Super Mario Party'' is not handheld-compliant, because unlike the other two games, it is only playable in both docked and tabletop. I can imagine that needing to apply certain games in this category would get complicated, so having a handheld category is unnecessary.
* Gameplay-wise, the console and handheld games are generally not too drastically different
** Even though certain ''Mario Party'' games are on the handheld, they still play similarly to ''Mario Party'', with boards and minigames. The format where they presented may be different, but the formula is still intact. For example, ''Mario Party: Island Tour'' may have a general focus to reach the finish line, but it still presented boards and minigames. Not to mention, ''Mario Party DS'' plays very similar to the previous ''Mario Party'' games on the console.
** Gameplay elements introduced in the handheld games are still acknowledged in the console games. For instance, the board system introduced in ''Mario Party: Star Rush'' was reused in ''Super Mario Party'' in the Partner Party mode.
* This distinction is akin to a fan categorisation since Nintendo does not acknowledge the separation.
** Do certain ''Mario Party'' games get acknowledged with classic boards or minigames while other weren't? Yes, that is true, when Mario Party 1 to 10 have returning minigames. But that doesn't mean the games that aren't acknowledged are condemned.
** The handheld categorisation is not very useful because we already list the video game consoles next to the game, meaning that whether a game is console or handheld, it's already more or less stated. It is a far less useful categorisation compared to listing which Super Mario platformers are 2D platformers or 3D platformers (which aren't separated currently, but that's a topic of discussion for another proposal).
** On [https://www.nintendo.com/jp/character/mario/en/history/index.html Nintendo's Mario Portal History section], if you check the ''Mario Party'' section, the "main" games and the games listed above are together. There is no special exceptions for the "handheld" games.


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|after=[[World 30|>>]]
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'''World 29''' is a cliff rock-themed world resembling [[Rock-Candy Mines]] in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' in ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'' similar to [[World 22]], except it takes place at night. The first area is available as of 11 PM PT on Jun. 2, 2021<ref name="T1">Drmarioworld_EN (June 2, 2021).[https://twitter.com/Drmarioworld_EN/status/1399991692472852480 ''Twitter'']. Retrieved August 8, 2021.</ref>, while the second area, challenge stages and special stage are available as of 11 PM PT on Jun. 16, 2021<ref name="T2">Drmarioworld_EN (June 17, 2021). [https://twitter.com/Drmarioworld_EN/status/1405409230773911554 ''Twitter'']. Retrieved August 8, 2021.</ref>.
NOTE: Fake quotes. These are placeholder till I have something to put here.


When an area is cleared,  red [[Koopa Troopa]]s, [[Fuzzy|Fuzzies]] and [[Stone Spike]]s appear. The [[Virus|viruses]] featured in the regular stages are red, blue and yellow.
{{quote|Mario plus Rabbids, Kingdom Battle! Hoohoo!|Mario|Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle}}
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==Area 1==
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1121.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1121
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and destroy all [[Crate|crates]].


This stage introduces jars, which will fill each time a capsule landed without making a match. It takes five capsules for the jar to fully fill, after which it will shoot out the labelled object at random spots. The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and destroy all [[Crate|crates]]. In this stage, a jar containing [[Exploder|exploders]] is in the centre, and surrounding it are crates in a checkered pattern where viruses fill the gaps in the top two rows and exploders fill the gaps in the others.
{{quote|Mario plus Rabbids, Sparks of Hope! Weehee!|Mario|Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope}}
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1122.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1122
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from [[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]].


In this stage, there are three rows of [[Brick Block|Brick Blocks]] in the second, fifth and eighth rows where the first three and last two are Coin Blocks in the first and third of these and first two and last three are Coin Blocks in the second. Above the rows of Brick Blocks are viruses inside [[Bubble|bubbles]]. On the leftmost and rightmost columns are bubble machines and jars containing pop cannons.
{{quote|Mario and Luigi, Bowser's Inside Story, plus Bowser Jr.'s Journey! Wahoo!|Mario|Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey}}
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1123.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1123
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple [[Coin|coins]].  


In this stage, purple coins (caged and uncaged) are arranged mostly in a checkered pattern in the first seven rows (except the middle of the seventh row), along with two additional coins in the eighth row. Between the coins are three floatie viruses in the middle column, eight exploders in the fourth and sixth columns and half-frozen viruses in the others.
{{quote|Super Mario RPG, Legend of the Seven Stars! Yeahoo!|Mario|Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars}}


Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
{{quote|Paper Mario, The Origami King! Wow!|Mario|Paper Mario: The Origami King}}
# The 2 coins in the eighth row.
-->
# The middle three columns of coins in the fifth and sixth rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The middle three columns of coins in the third and fourth rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The middle three columns of coins in the first and second rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the sixth and seventh rows, for a total of 6 coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the fourth and fifth rows, for a total 6 six coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the second and third rows, plus the rightmost coin in the first row, for a total of 7 coins.
# The remaining 3 coins in the first row.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1124.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1124
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all [[Key|keys]]. In this stage, there are eight groups in three-by-three forming a ring. The top-left and top-right groups have [[Barrel|barrels]] containing viruses and doors, while the bottom-left and bottom-right groups have barrels containing viruses and doors. The bottom-middle group has Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses and keys while the top-middle has Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses and doors. The middle-left and the middle-right groups have exploder jars surrounded by Brick Blocks containing seven hidden viruses for each jar.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1125.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1125
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from [[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]]. In this stage, the barrels form two concaves on the left and right, with a [[Shell|shell]] jar in the middle. The middle column of barrels contains Brick Blocks (all containing coins) and the barrels forming diagonal lines leading to the jar contain exploders. The other barrels contain viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1126.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1126
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all keys. In this stage, the keys are located in the tenth row and the doors are in the topmost row in the middle five columns. Barriers occupy the middle column between the key and door, as well as the fourth row and the seventh rows. Viruses are located in the third, sixth and ninth rows while crates and colorful crates are located in the second, fifth and eighth rows.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1127.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1127
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all coins from Coin Blocks and collect all virus coins. In this stage, dust viruses form a checkered pattern, intersected with exploders and bubbles containing crates and viruses. Additionally, there is a shell in the topmost row, there two viruses and two exploders are also located. The virus coins are covered by the bubbles containing crates and the exploders. In the ninth row, there are ice fans, while the second and eighth column each has three Brick Blocks (all containing coins).
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1128.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1128
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the purple coins are located in the second and eighth columns, all inside barrels. On each column, four of the purple coins are in between barriers. The viruses are in between barriers, with the rows of viruses and barriers in between rows of crates.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1129.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1129
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all coins from Coin Blocks and destroy all colorful crates. In this stage, colorful crates are found in eight groups of two and Brick Blocks (all containing coins) are found in four groups of two. Alongside the colorful crates and Coin Blocks are clouded viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1130.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1130
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. At the beginning of this stage, there are two rows of floatie viruses each with a half-frozen pop cannon jar, and between the jars are floatie viruses (the next revealed row has another pop cannon jar). An additional pop cannon jar is located in the fifth revealed row, where it is in between eight half-frozen viruses. The eight keys and doors before the stage scrolls each have a floatie virus in between. Purple coins (caged and uncaged) are located in the first row and every second revealed row. More keys are located in the first two revealed rows, with their corresponding doors in the next two revealed rows.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 4 coins in the first row (before the stage scrolls).
# The 5 coins in the second revealed row.
# The 5 coins in the fourth revealed row.
# The fully-frozen 8 coins in the sixth revealed row.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 6 lines are introduced.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1131.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1131
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, fully-frozen viruses are arranged to be one row and one column apart from each other. Between the rows and columns of viruses are barrels that contain exploders and a flask. The filled flask in this stage will shoot out colorful crates.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1132.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1132
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. In this stage, the doors and keys are both half-frozen. Pop cannons are located in the second and third rows while floatie viruses are located in the seventh and eighth rows. There is a shell and an exploder in the fifth row, where two purple coins are located. The middle column contains caged coins and crates, and in between the coins are barriers.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 2 coins in the fifth row.
# The 3 coins in the middle column from the seventh row to the ninth row.
# The 3 coins in the middle column from the first row to the third row.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1133.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1133
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, there are twelve purple coins in the middle three columns from the fourth to seventh rows. In the fourth to sixth rows, there are viruses and two lock blocks. Those lock blocks correspond to the cages group in L-shapes, with most of them containing viruses and one of them being a lock block that corresponds to the cages in the middle three columns. Near each of the cages are caged coins and colorful crates.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 12 coins in the middle three columns.
# The first coins in the eighth and ninth rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The second coins in the eighth and ninth rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The first coins in the two topmost rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The second coins in the two topmost rows, for a total of 2 coins.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1134.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1134
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are dust viruses, clouded viruses and a shell below two normal viruses. The doors are located in the barrels in the middle seven columns in the second and sixth rows, while the keys are located in the barrels in the middle seven columns in the fourth and eighth rows. The other barrels contain viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1135.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1135
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the middle five columns contain half-frozen purple coins with bubbles containing colorful crates in between the coins. The two leftmost columns and two rightmost columns contain checkered floatie viruses and colorful crates. The virus coins are covered by the floatie viruses and the bubbles.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1136.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1136
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, most of the keys and doors are locked behind cages. The top-middle portion of this stage has two exploders and a pop cannon nearby several colorful crates, and the pop cannon is directed towards a lock block that is amidst bubbles containing viruses and colorful crates. Another pop cannon is at the leftmost of the second row, which is aimed towards a shell and another lock block. The third lock block is nearby that pop cannon. Between some of the keys and doors are floatie viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1137.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1137
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, viruses, crates and exploders are scattered, as well as ice fans and Brick Blocks. Among the Brick Blocks, the Capsule Plus are hidden inside the ones in the first row, the fourth row and the eighth row, while the others contain hidden viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1138.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1138
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In the beginning of this stage and the next four revealed rows, there are rows of barrels containing exploders in the second and third bottom-most rows and viruses in the others, where they are between Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses. In the last nine revealed rows, there are four groups of viruses and barrels among [[Empty Block|Empty Blocks]], crates and an exploder jar, where the barrels contain both normal viruses and floatie viruses.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 13 lines are introduced.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1139.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1139
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all purple coins. In this stage, viruses are arranged in groups of two or three so that a capsule could be used to make a match, and most of those groups are half-frozen. At the bottom half, there are four groups of two half-frozen purple coins above bubble machines, while the top half has caged coins surrounded by bubble machines and barrels containing purple coins. The Brick Blocks do not contain anything.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The coins in the sixth and seventh rows, as well as the coins in the barrels, for a total of 16 coins.
# The 2 coins in the third row surrounded by barrels.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1140.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1140
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The last stage of the first area, the objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the leftmost and rightmost columns consist of bubbles, in which a shell is located in the first row and every third revealed row on different sides. On the same row as each of the shells are rows of frozen viruses, with the sixth revealed row having fully-frozen viruses while the others have half-frozen viruses. Crates and colorful crates surround the frozen viruses except for the ones in the ninth revealed row. The last revealed row is a row of Empty Blocks.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 10 lines are introduced.
 
When cleared, the rest of the first area in the world map gets cleared of viruses. Players also obtain the [[Fuzzy]] assistant upon completing this stage.
|}
 
==Area 2==
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|-style="background: #ABC;"
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!width="3%"|Stage
!width="3%"|Best Doctors
!width="20%"|Overview
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1141.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1141
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, The clouded viruses and floatie viruses are surrounded by crates, and between the crates are gaps where one of them has an exploder and two of them are jars: an exploder jar and a pop cannon jar. Additional viruses and crates are located in the ninth row.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1142.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1142
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, dust viruses are arranged in a checkered pattern, where the gaps are filled with crates in the odd-numbered columns and colorful crates in the even-numbered rows. The keys and doors are located in the odd-numbered rows, and in between the keys are normal viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1143.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1143
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the crates form a crosshair covering a virus coin, and on each of the quadrant around the crosshair are frozen viruses that cover the rest of the virus coins. Bubble machines are placed around the objects of this stage.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1144.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1144
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, the barrels form a diamond that surrounds and is surrounded by fully-frozen viruses. That outer ring of viruses is below the doors and above the keys. Next to the keys and doors are more fully-frozen viruses. There are pop cannon jars in the top-left and top-right corners.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1145.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1145
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all coins from Coin Blocks and collect all virus coins. In this stage, each of the virus and floatie virus has a virus coin behind them, while Brick Blocks (all containing coins) are found in the second, middle and eighth columns. Filling the space between the viruses and Coin Blocks are colorful crates.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1146.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1146
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins and collect all purple coins. In this stage, frozen viruses and virus coins are placed throughout, where ice fans are also found. The three large virus coins are located in the three topmost rows.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1147.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1147
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, the caged Brick Blocks (all containing coins) and caged exploder jars form two question marks, one in a normal position and one in an upside-down position. Within the curves of each question mark and between the symbols are floatie viruses and lock blocks.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1148.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1148
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are purple coins that surround a few viruses, where one group is caged and the other is uncaged. Some of the coins and doors are frozen. The yellow lock block is blocked off by two doors, which corresponds to cages that include a shell in the vicinity of a pop cannon that aims two other shells. One of those shells targets the light-blue lock block, which unlocks a portion of purple coins and a red lock block. The red cages include an exploder that targets a shell that will lead to a pop cannon that targets a number of viruses.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The coins in the seventh to ninth rows, for a total of 15 coins.
# The coins in the second to fourth rows, for a total of 11 coins.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1149.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1149
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the purple coins (caged and uncaged) are placed in diagonal lines parallel to the cages. The lock blocks for those cages are located at the top-right corner, while the cages contain either crates, exploder jars or Empty Blocks. Half-frozen viruses are located in the top-left corner, the top-right corner and the uncaged exploder jars. Exploders are connected so that it reaches the only uncaged purple coin.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The middle coin in the first row.
# The second coin in the ninth row.
# The coins from the sixth column to the rightmost column, plus the second coin in the seventh row and the first coin in the ninth row, for a total of 10 coins.
# The rest of the coins, for a total of 9 coins.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1150.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1150
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins. In this stage, bubbles containing exploders are located next to bubble machines, where Brick Blocks are directly above and below them. The Brick Blocks contain hidden viruses. The filled flask in this stage will shoot out Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1151.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1151
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, two rows of dust viruses are in between three rows of Brick Blocks and two rows of Brick Blocks plus one containing Brick Blocks and viruses. The odd-numbered columns of Brick Blocks below the rows of dust and the even-numbered columns of Brick Blocks above the rows of dust are Coin Blocks, while the rest contain hidden viruses and hidden Capsule Plus (each starting from +5).
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1152.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1152
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. At the beginning of this stage are mostly barrels containing viruses, with a few normal and half-frozen normal viruses in the mix. Of the Brick Blocks, only the ones in the eighth row contain hidden viruses. In the first revealed row, there are three keys and two barrels containing shell jars. Barrels containing viruses are scattered in the first eight revealed rows, while the final revealed row contain doors in between Empty Blocks.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 9 lines are introduced.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1153.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1153
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, clouded pop cannons are arranged in an "X", with barrels vertically in between them and Brick Blocks next to them. Of the Brick Blocks, the ones below the fifth row contain keys, while the ones above the fourth row contain doors and the one in the fourth row containing a pop cannon. The barrels in this stage contain either viruses, exploders, barriers or pop cannons, with only the middle barrel in the third row containing a door.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1154.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1154
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, there are two groups of caged viruses between a line of ice fans with a pop cannon jar on one end and a shell jar on the other end. Near the pop cannon jar are two lock blocks, while near the shell jar is two caged exploder jars. The shells that are shot out from the shell jar will be inside bubbles. On the same row or column as the lock blocks are crates.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1155.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1155
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. In this stage, the shells and pop cannons are connected in a way that when the shell in eighth row is activated, the chain reaction will cause the frozen viruses and exploders to be cleared of ice, while the doors and the crate will still be half-frozen. The Brick Blocks contain hidden purple coins (caged and uncaged), except for the first two ones in both the third column and the seventh column, as well as the first coin in the topmost column.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The rightmost coin in the seventh row.
# The coins in the first column and the first, third and fourth coins in the third column, for a total of 7 coins.
# The 2 coins to the right of the door in the fifth row.
# The rest of the coins, for a total of 17 coins. 
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1156.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1156
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the viruses are scattered among colorful crates in diamond patterns, where bubbles containing exploders and half-frozen bubble machines are also found. The exploders that are shot out from the exploder jars will be inside bubbles.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1157.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1157
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, the viruses, dust clouds and barrels are arranged in diagonal lines, where barriers are also found. The barrels contain viruses, floatie viruses, barriers or Capsule Plus, while barriers are found in a few of the dust clouds.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1158.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1158
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are two lines of caged exploders that separate two groups of Brick Blocks, where one group has two normal viruses. The top side has fully-frozen doors and the bottom side has fully-frozen keys. Each side also has a lock block and both a key and a door. Most of the Brick Blocks contain hidden viruses, while three of the four Brick Blocks between each pair of key and door with them have hidden Capsule Plus.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1159.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1159
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins. In this stage, the Brick Blocks have virus coins behind them. The Brick Blocks all contain hidden floatie viruses. In addition to Brick Blocks, there are three pop cannon jars and one shell jar, as well as two pop cannons. The pop cannons that are shot out from the pop cannon jars will be hidden inside Brick Blocks.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1160.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1160
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|In the final stage of this world, the objective is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all colorful crates and collect all keys. In this stage, the keys are in the odd-numbered columns. At the beginning of this stage, there are three rows of viruses above the keys. In the two topmost rows (before the stage scrolls) and the next four revealed rows, there are six groups of four viruses in a row segmented by crates, where each group has two half-frozen viruses. The next six revealed rows contain alternating rows of viruses and colorful crates. In the next five revealed rows, there are two rows of bubbles with barriers inside sandwiched between three rows of viruses where the odd-numbered position of viruses are half-frozen. Doors are located in the final revealed row, where Empty Blocks are in between.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 16 lines are introduced.
 
Once it is cleared, the remaining area of the stage map gets cleared of viruses, and players can access [[World 30 (Dr. Mario World)|World 30]]. Upon completion, players earn a free [[Staff ticket|Staff Ticket]].
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==Challenge stages==
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|Stage 29A
||align=left|Within a 60 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, Brick Blocks occupy nine rows except for two spots in the ninth row. Except for a few Brick Blocks, they contain either hidden pink viruses or are Coin Blocks.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 500 coins.
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|Stage 29B
||align=left|Within a 70 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the pink viruses are arranged in a checkered pattern where they are either inside bubbles or are caged. Filling in the gaps of pink viruses are purple coins (caged and uncaged), where some of them are caged. The cages form a wall of a path where a bubble with a pink lock block is at the end.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# In addition to the first row of coins, the path of coins starting from the rightmost portion to the leftmost portion of the eighth row, leading to the leftmost portion of the second row to the rightmost portion of the second row, leading to the rightmost portion of the fourth row to the third object in the fourth row, leading to the third object in the sixth row to the rightmost portion of the sixth row, for a total of 22 coins.
# The rightmost coin in the fifth row.
# The rightmost coin in the seventh row.
# The rest of the coins between the caged viruses, of which there are 14 of them.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 500 coins.
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|Stage 29C
||align=left|Within a 70 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all keys. In this stage, cages are found in the topmost row and among the doors in an upside-down "V" pattern. Directly below the doors are caged floatie viruses and half-frozen viruses. The lock block, which is fully-frozen, is located in the middle of the topmost row, where two shells and caged barriers are located. In the same column as the shells, there are pop cannons, one caged and one uncaged. Crates are also found below the topmost row.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 1000 coins and a Staff Ticket.
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==Special Stage==
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|Special Stage
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the barriers, frozen purple coins (caged and uncaged), jars, ice fans and bubble machines form an "X". The jars are a shell jar, an exploder jar and a pop cannon jar. Three floatie viruses are located on the sides and the top of the stage.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The second coin in the fourth row and the coins in the fifth row, for a total of three coins.
# The first coin in the third and fourth rows, the coin in the sixth row and the second coin in the seventh row, for a total of four coins.
# The second coin in the second and third rows, as well as the first coin in the seventh and eighth rows, for a total of four coins.
# The first coin in the second and eighth rows, as well as the coins in the first and ninth row, for a total of four coins.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 1000 coins and [[Morton Koopa Jr.|Dr. Morton]].
|}
 
==Profiles==
*'''''Dr. Mario World'' Twitter:'''
**''Yellow: "A new world opens tomorrow! Standing at the edge of a cliff is scary enough...but at night?! Nuh-uh, no way! Also, do you see my friends stuck on that cliff over there? Please go help them!"''<ref name="T1"/>
**''Red: "The second half of the new world stages has been added. If you clear the special stage, you can get Dr. Morton! His skill changes bubble machines or ice fans into empty blocks. I wouldn't expect anything less from someone who looks as strong as him!"''<ref name="T2"/>
 
==References==
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{{DMW}}
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= World 30 =
 
[[Exploder|exploder]]
[[Shell|shells]]
[[Skill charger|skill chargers]]
[[Electric exploder|electric exploders]]
[[Pop cannon|pop cannons]]
[[Rotating cannon|rotating cannons]]
[[Handy box|handy boxes]]
 
[[Brick Block|Brick Blocks]]
[[Empty Block|Empty Blocks]]
[[Ice]]
[[Coin|coins]]
[[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]]
[[Bubble|bubbles]]
[[virus coin]]
[[Lock Block|lock blocks]]
[[Floatie virus|floatie viruses]]
[[Dust virus|dust cloud]]
[[Caged coin|purple coins]]
[[Cloud (object)|cloud]]
[[Crate|crates]]
[[ice fan]]
[[Key|keys]]
[[Key Door|doors]]
[[colorful crate]]
[[Capsule Plus]]
[[Flask (object)|flask]]
[[barrier]]
[[barrel]]
[[Bubble Machine|bubble machine]]
[[Handy Bottle]]
[[Muddy Coin|muddy coins]]
 
 
 
 
 
{{Worldbox
|title=World 30
|image=[[File:Dr Mario World World 30.jpg|150px]]
|app=''[[Dr. Mario World]]''
|lev=44
|before=[[World 29|<<]]
|after=[[World 31|>>]]
}}
 
'''World 30''' is a cloud-themed world in ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'' similar to [[World 5 (Dr. Mario World)|World 5]], except it takes place at night. The first area is available as of 11 PM PT on Jun. 30, 2021<ref name="T1">Drmarioworld_EN (June 30, 2021).[https://twitter.com/Drmarioworld_EN/status/1410070650119548930 ''Twitter'']. Retrieved August 8, 2021.</ref>, while the second area, challenge stages and special stage are available as of 11 PM PT on Jul. 14, 2021<ref name="T2">Drmarioworld_EN (July 16, 2021). [https://twitter.com/Drmarioworld_EN/status/1415868793960554497 ''Twitter'']. Retrieved August 8, 2021.</ref>.
 
When an area is cleared, [[Spiny|Spinies]], [[Koopa Paratroopa|Paratroopa]]s, and [[Lakitu]]s appear. The [[Virus|viruses]] featured in the regular stages are red, blue and green.
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==Area 1==
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1161.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1161
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and destroy all [[Crate|crates]].
 
This stage introduces jars, which will fill each time a capsule landed without making a match. It takes five capsules for the jar to fully fill, after which it will shoot out the labelled object at random spots. The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and destroy all [[Crate|crates]]. In this stage, a jar containing [[Exploder|exploders]] is in the centre, and surrounding it are crates in a checkered pattern where viruses fill the gaps in the top two rows and exploders fill the gaps in the others.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1162.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1162
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from [[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]].
 
In this stage, there are three rows of [[Brick Block|Brick Blocks]] in the second, fifth and eighth rows where the first three and last two are Coin Blocks in the first and third of these and first two and last three are Coin Blocks in the second. Above the rows of Brick Blocks are viruses inside [[Bubble|bubbles]]. On the leftmost and rightmost columns are bubble machines and jars containing pop cannons.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1163.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1163
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple [[Coin|coins]].
 
In this stage, purple coins (caged and uncaged) are arranged mostly in a checkered pattern in the first seven rows (except the middle of the seventh row), along with two additional coins in the eighth row. Between the coins are three floatie viruses in the middle column, eight exploders in the fourth and sixth columns and half-frozen viruses in the others.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 2 coins in the eighth row.
# The middle three columns of coins in the fifth and sixth rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The middle three columns of coins in the third and fourth rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The middle three columns of coins in the first and second rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the sixth and seventh rows, for a total of 6 coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the fourth and fifth rows, for a total 6 six coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the second and third rows, plus the rightmost coin in the first row, for a total of 7 coins.
# The remaining 3 coins in the first row.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1164.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1164
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all [[Key|keys]]. In this stage, there are eight groups in three-by-three forming a ring. The top-left and top-right groups have [[Barrel|barrels]] containing viruses and doors, while the bottom-left and bottom-right groups have barrels containing viruses and doors. The bottom-middle group has Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses and keys while the top-middle has Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses and doors. The middle-left and the middle-right groups have exploder jars surrounded by Brick Blocks containing seven hidden viruses for each jar.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1165.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1165
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from [[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]]. In this stage, the barrels form two concaves on the left and right, with a [[Shell|shell]] jar in the middle. The middle column of barrels contains Brick Blocks (all containing coins) and the barrels forming diagonal lines leading to the jar contain exploders. The other barrels contain viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1166.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1166
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all keys. In this stage, the keys are located in the tenth row and the doors are in the topmost row in the middle five columns. Barriers occupy the middle column between the key and door, as well as the fourth row and the seventh rows. Viruses are located in the third, sixth and ninth rows while crates and colorful crates are located in the second, fifth and eighth rows.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1167.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1167
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all coins from Coin Blocks and collect all virus coins. In this stage, dust viruses form a checkered pattern, intersected with exploders and bubbles containing crates and viruses. Additionally, there is a shell in the topmost row, there two viruses and two exploders are also located. The virus coins are covered by the bubbles containing crates and the exploders. In the ninth row, there are ice fans, while the second and eighth column each has three Brick Blocks (all containing coins).
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1168.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1168
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the purple coins are located in the second and eighth columns, all inside barrels. On each column, four of the purple coins are in between barriers. The viruses are in between barriers, with the rows of viruses and barriers in between rows of crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1169.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1169
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all coins from Coin Blocks and destroy all colorful crates. In this stage, colorful crates are found in eight groups of two and Brick Blocks (all containing coins) are found in four groups of two. Alongside the colorful crates and Coin Blocks are clouded viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1170.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1170
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. At the beginning of this stage, there are two rows of floatie viruses each with a half-frozen pop cannon jar, and between the jars are floatie viruses (the next revealed row has another pop cannon jar). An additional pop cannon jar is located in the fifth revealed row, where it is in between eight half-frozen viruses. The eight keys and doors before the stage scrolls each have a floatie virus in between. Purple coins (caged and uncaged) are located in the first row and every second revealed row. More keys are located in the first two revealed rows, with their corresponding doors in the next two revealed rows.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 4 coins in the first row (before the stage scrolls).
# The 5 coins in the second revealed row.
# The 5 coins in the fourth revealed row.
# The fully-frozen 8 coins in the sixth revealed row.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 6 lines are introduced.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1171.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1171
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, fully-frozen viruses are arranged to be one row and one column apart from each other. Between the rows and columns of viruses are barrels that contain exploders and a flask. The filled flask in this stage will shoot out colorful crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1172.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1172
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. In this stage, the doors and keys are both half-frozen. Pop cannons are located in the second and third rows while floatie viruses are located in the seventh and eighth rows. There is a shell and an exploder in the fifth row, where two purple coins are located. The middle column contains caged coins and crates, and in between the coins are barriers.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 2 coins in the fifth row.
# The 3 coins in the middle column from the seventh row to the ninth row.
# The 3 coins in the middle column from the first row to the third row.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1173.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1173
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, there are twelve purple coins in the middle three columns from the fourth to seventh rows. In the fourth to sixth rows, there are viruses and two lock blocks. Those lock blocks correspond to the cages group in L-shapes, with most of them containing viruses and one of them being a lock block that corresponds to the cages in the middle three columns. Near each of the cages are caged coins and colorful crates.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 12 coins in the middle three columns.
# The first coins in the eighth and ninth rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The second coins in the eighth and ninth rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The first coins in the two topmost rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The second coins in the two topmost rows, for a total of 2 coins.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1174.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1174
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are dust viruses, clouded viruses and a shell below two normal viruses. The doors are located in the barrels in the middle seven columns in the second and sixth rows, while the keys are located in the barrels in the middle seven columns in the fourth and eighth rows. The other barrels contain viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1175.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1175
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the middle five columns contain half-frozen purple coins with bubbles containing colorful crates in between the coins. The two leftmost columns and two rightmost columns contain checkered floatie viruses and colorful crates. The virus coins are covered by the floatie viruses and the bubbles.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1176.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1176
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, most of the keys and doors are locked behind cages. The top-middle portion of this stage has two exploders and a pop cannon nearby several colorful crates, and the pop cannon is directed towards a lock block that is amidst bubbles containing viruses and colorful crates. Another pop cannon is at the leftmost of the second row, which is aimed towards a shell and another lock block. The third lock block is nearby that pop cannon. Between some of the keys and doors are floatie viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1177.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1177
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, viruses, crates and exploders are scattered, as well as ice fans and Brick Blocks. Among the Brick Blocks, the Capsule Plus are hidden inside the ones in the first row, the fourth row and the eighth row, while the others contain hidden viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1178.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1178
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In the beginning of this stage and the next four revealed rows, there are rows of barrels containing exploders in the second and third bottom-most rows and viruses in the others, where they are between Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses. In the last nine revealed rows, there are four groups of viruses and barrels among [[Empty Block|Empty Blocks]], crates and an exploder jar, where the barrels contain both normal viruses and floatie viruses.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 13 lines are introduced.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1179.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1179
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all purple coins. In this stage, viruses are arranged in groups of two or three so that a capsule could be used to make a match, and most of those groups are half-frozen. At the bottom half, there are four groups of two half-frozen purple coins above bubble machines, while the top half has caged coins surrounded by bubble machines and barrels containing purple coins. The Brick Blocks do not contain anything.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The coins in the sixth and seventh rows, as well as the coins in the barrels, for a total of 16 coins.
# The 2 coins in the third row surrounded by barrels.
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|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1180
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The last stage of the first area, the objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the leftmost and rightmost columns consist of bubbles, in which a shell is located in the first row and every third revealed row on different sides. On the same row as each of the shells are rows of frozen viruses, with the sixth revealed row having fully-frozen viruses while the others have half-frozen viruses. Crates and colorful crates surround the frozen viruses except for the ones in the ninth revealed row. The last revealed row is a row of Empty Blocks.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 10 lines are introduced.
 
When cleared, the rest of the first area in the world map gets cleared of viruses. Players also obtain the [[Lakitu]] assistant upon completing this stage.
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==Area 2==
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|Stage 1181
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, The clouded viruses and floatie viruses are surrounded by crates, and between the crates are gaps where one of them has an exploder and two of them are jars: an exploder jar and a pop cannon jar. Additional viruses and crates are located in the ninth row.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1182.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1182
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, dust viruses are arranged in a checkered pattern, where the gaps are filled with crates in the odd-numbered columns and colorful crates in the even-numbered rows. The keys and doors are located in the odd-numbered rows, and in between the keys are normal viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1183.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1183
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the crates form a crosshair covering a virus coin, and on each of the quadrant around the crosshair are frozen viruses that cover the rest of the virus coins. Bubble machines are placed around the objects of this stage.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1184.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1184
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, the barrels form a diamond that surrounds and is surrounded by fully-frozen viruses. That outer ring of viruses is below the doors and above the keys. Next to the keys and doors are more fully-frozen viruses. There are pop cannon jars in the top-left and top-right corners.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1185.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1185
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all coins from Coin Blocks and collect all virus coins. In this stage, each of the virus and floatie virus has a virus coin behind them, while Brick Blocks (all containing coins) are found in the second, middle and eighth columns. Filling the space between the viruses and Coin Blocks are colorful crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1186.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1186
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins and collect all purple coins. In this stage, frozen viruses and virus coins are placed throughout, where ice fans are also found. The three large virus coins are located in the three topmost rows.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1187.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1187
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, the caged Brick Blocks (all containing coins) and caged exploder jars form two question marks, one in a normal position and one in an upside-down position. Within the curves of each question mark and between the symbols are floatie viruses and lock blocks.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1188.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1188
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are purple coins that surround a few viruses, where one group is caged and the other is uncaged. Some of the coins and doors are frozen. The yellow lock block is blocked off by two doors, which corresponds to cages that include a shell in the vicinity of a pop cannon that aims two other shells. One of those shells targets the light-blue lock block, which unlocks a portion of purple coins and a red lock block. The red cages include an exploder that targets a shell that will lead to a pop cannon that targets a number of viruses.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The coins in the seventh to ninth rows, for a total of 15 coins.
# The coins in the second to fourth rows, for a total of 11 coins.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1189.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1189
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the purple coins (caged and uncaged) are placed in diagonal lines parallel to the cages. The lock blocks for those cages are located at the top-right corner, while the cages contain either crates, exploder jars or Empty Blocks. Half-frozen viruses are located in the top-left corner, the top-right corner and the uncaged exploder jars. Exploders are connected so that it reaches the only uncaged purple coin.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The middle coin in the first row.
# The second coin in the ninth row.
# The coins from the sixth column to the rightmost column, plus the second coin in the seventh row and the first coin in the ninth row, for a total of 10 coins.
# The rest of the coins, for a total of 9 coins.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1190.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1190
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins. In this stage, bubbles containing exploders are located next to bubble machines, where Brick Blocks are directly above and below them. The Brick Blocks contain hidden viruses. The filled flask in this stage will shoot out Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1191.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1191
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, two rows of dust viruses are in between three rows of Brick Blocks and two rows of Brick Blocks plus one containing Brick Blocks and viruses. The odd-numbered columns of Brick Blocks below the rows of dust and the even-numbered columns of Brick Blocks above the rows of dust are Coin Blocks, while the rest contain hidden viruses and hidden Capsule Plus (each starting from +5).
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1192.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1192
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. At the beginning of this stage are mostly barrels containing viruses, with a few normal and half-frozen normal viruses in the mix. Of the Brick Blocks, only the ones in the eighth row contain hidden viruses. In the first revealed row, there are three keys and two barrels containing shell jars. Barrels containing viruses are scattered in the first eight revealed rows, while the final revealed row contain doors in between Empty Blocks.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 9 lines are introduced.
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|Stage 1193
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, clouded pop cannons are arranged in an "X", with barrels vertically in between them and Brick Blocks next to them. Of the Brick Blocks, the ones below the fifth row contain keys, while the ones above the fourth row contain doors and the one in the fourth row containing a pop cannon. The barrels in this stage contain either viruses, exploders, barriers or pop cannons, with only the middle barrel in the third row containing a door.
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|Stage 1194
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, there are two groups of caged viruses between a line of ice fans with a pop cannon jar on one end and a shell jar on the other end. Near the pop cannon jar are two lock blocks, while near the shell jar is two caged exploder jars. The shells that are shot out from the shell jar will be inside bubbles. On the same row or column as the lock blocks are crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1195.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1195
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. In this stage, the shells and pop cannons are connected in a way that when the shell in eighth row is activated, the chain reaction will cause the frozen viruses and exploders to be cleared of ice, while the doors and the crate will still be half-frozen. The Brick Blocks contain hidden purple coins (caged and uncaged), except for the first two ones in both the third column and the seventh column, as well as the first coin in the topmost column.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The rightmost coin in the seventh row.
# The coins in the first column and the first, third and fourth coins in the third column, for a total of 7 coins.
# The 2 coins to the right of the door in the fifth row.
# The rest of the coins, for a total of 17 coins. 
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1196.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1196
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the viruses are scattered among colorful crates in diamond patterns, where bubbles containing exploders and half-frozen bubble machines are also found. The exploders that are shot out from the exploder jars will be inside bubbles.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1197.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1197
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, the viruses, dust clouds and barrels are arranged in diagonal lines, where barriers are also found. The barrels contain viruses, floatie viruses, barriers or Capsule Plus, while barriers are found in a few of the dust clouds.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1198.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1198
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are two lines of caged exploders that separate two groups of Brick Blocks, where one group has two normal viruses. The top side has fully-frozen doors and the bottom side has fully-frozen keys. Each side also has a lock block and both a key and a door. Most of the Brick Blocks contain hidden viruses, while three of the four Brick Blocks between each pair of key and door with them have hidden Capsule Plus.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1199.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1199
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins. In this stage, the Brick Blocks have virus coins behind them. The Brick Blocks all contain hidden floatie viruses. In addition to Brick Blocks, there are three pop cannon jars and one shell jar, as well as two pop cannons. The pop cannons that are shot out from the pop cannon jars will be hidden inside Brick Blocks.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1200.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1200
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|In the final stage of this world, the objective is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all colorful crates and collect all keys. In this stage, the keys are in the odd-numbered columns. At the beginning of this stage, there are three rows of viruses above the keys. In the two topmost rows (before the stage scrolls) and the next four revealed rows, there are six groups of four viruses in a row segmented by crates, where each group has two half-frozen viruses. The next six revealed rows contain alternating rows of viruses and colorful crates. In the next five revealed rows, there are two rows of bubbles with barriers inside sandwiched between three rows of viruses where the odd-numbered position of viruses are half-frozen. Doors are located in the final revealed row, where Empty Blocks are in between.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 16 lines are introduced.
 
Once it is cleared, the remaining area of the stage map gets cleared of viruses, and players can access [[World 31]]. Upon completion, players earn a free [[Staff ticket|Staff Ticket]].
|}
 
==Challenge stages==
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|Stage 30A
||align=left|Within a 60 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, Brick Blocks occupy nine rows except for two spots in the ninth row. Except for a few Brick Blocks, they contain either hidden pink viruses or are Coin Blocks.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 500 coins.
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|Stage 30B
||align=left|Within a 70 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the pink viruses are arranged in a checkered pattern where they are either inside bubbles or are caged. Filling in the gaps of pink viruses are purple coins (caged and uncaged), where some of them are caged. The cages form a wall of a path where a bubble with a pink lock block is at the end.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# In addition to the first row of coins, the path of coins starting from the rightmost portion to the leftmost portion of the eighth row, leading to the leftmost portion of the second row to the rightmost portion of the second row, leading to the rightmost portion of the fourth row to the third object in the fourth row, leading to the third object in the sixth row to the rightmost portion of the sixth row, for a total of 22 coins.
# The rightmost coin in the fifth row.
# The rightmost coin in the seventh row.
# The rest of the coins between the caged viruses, of which there are 14 of them.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 500 coins.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage30C.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 30C
||align=left|Within a 70 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all keys. In this stage, cages are found in the topmost row and among the doors in an upside-down "V" pattern. Directly below the doors are caged floatie viruses and half-frozen viruses. The lock block, which is fully-frozen, is located in the middle of the topmost row, where two shells and caged barriers are located. In the same column as the shells, there are pop cannons, one caged and one uncaged. Crates are also found below the topmost row.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 1000 coins and a Staff Ticket.
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==Special Stage==
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|Special Stage
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the barriers, frozen purple coins (caged and uncaged), jars, ice fans and bubble machines form an "X". The jars are a shell jar, an exploder jar and a pop cannon jar. Three floatie viruses are located on the sides and the top of the stage.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The second coin in the fourth row and the coins in the fifth row, for a total of three coins.
# The first coin in the third and fourth rows, the coin in the sixth row and the second coin in the seventh row, for a total of four coins.
# The second coin in the second and third rows, as well as the first coin in the seventh and eighth rows, for a total of four coins.
# The first coin in the second and eighth rows, as well as the coins in the first and ninth row, for a total of four coins.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 1000 coins and [[Iggy Koopa|Dr. Iggy]].
|}
 
==Profiles==
*'''''Dr. Mario World'' Twitter:'''
**''Yellow: "A new world opens tomorrow at 11 PM PT! We've made it all the way here, but I still can't believe how high up this place is! Really makes you wonder just how long those warp pipes are..."''<ref name="T1"/>
**''Yellow: "I almost forgot! The second half of the newest world was added yesterday! You can get Dr. Iggy as the special stage reward. But I gotta say... Hanging out above these fluffy clouds has been great! Maybe I'll just stay here forever!"''<ref name="T2"/>
 
==References==
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{{DMW}}
[[:Category:Bodies of Water]]
[[:Category:Dr. Mario World Worlds]]
 
= World 31 =
 
[[Exploder|exploder]]
[[Shell|shells]]
[[Skill charger|skill chargers]]
[[Electric exploder|electric exploders]]
[[Pop cannon|pop cannons]]
[[Rotating cannon|rotating cannons]]
[[Handy box|handy boxes]]
 
[[Brick Block|Brick Blocks]]
[[Empty Block|Empty Blocks]]
[[Ice]]
[[Coin|coins]]
[[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]]
[[Bubble|bubbles]]
[[virus coin]]
[[Lock Block|lock blocks]]
[[Floatie virus|floatie viruses]]
[[Dust virus|dust cloud]]
[[Caged coin|purple coins]]
[[Cloud (object)|cloud]]
[[Crate|crates]]
[[Ice Fan|ice fan]]
[[Key|keys]]
[[Key Door|doors]]
[[colorful crate]]
[[Capsule Plus]]
[[Flask (object)|flask]]
[[barrier]]
[[barrel]]
[[Bubble Machine|bubble machine]]
[[Handy Bottle]]
[[Muddy Coin|muddy coins]]
 
 
 
 
 
{{Worldbox
|title=World 31
|image=[[File:Dr Mario World World 31.jpg|150px]]
|app=''[[Dr. Mario World]]''
|lev=44
|before=[[World 30|<<]]
|after=>>
}}
 
'''World 31''' is the last world in ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'', and is set on a stormy clifftop. The first area is available as of 12 PM PT on Jul. 28, 2021<ref name="T1">Drmarioworld_EN (July 28, 2021).[https://twitter.com/Drmarioworld_EN/status/1420285439303241741 ''Twitter'']. Retrieved August 8, 2021.</ref>, while the second area, challenge stages and special stage are available as of 11 PM PT on Aug. ??, 2021<ref name="T2">Drmarioworld_EN (August ??, 2021). [https://twitter.com/Drmarioworld_EN/status/1303952713865023490 ''Twitter'']. Retrieved August ??, 2021.</ref>.
 
Unlike the rest of the world, no species appear when an area is cleared, but instead only plants and crystals appear. The [[Virus|viruses]] featured in the regular stages are red, blue and yellow.
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==Area 1==
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1201.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1201
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and destroy all [[Crate|crates]].
 
This stage introduces jars, which will fill each time a capsule landed without making a match. It takes five capsules for the jar to fully fill, after which it will shoot out the labelled object at random spots. The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and destroy all [[Crate|crates]]. In this stage, a jar containing [[Exploder|exploders]] is in the centre, and surrounding it are crates in a checkered pattern where viruses fill the gaps in the top two rows and exploders fill the gaps in the others.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1202.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1202
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from [[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]].
 
In this stage, there are three rows of [[Brick Block|Brick Blocks]] in the second, fifth and eighth rows where the first three and last two are Coin Blocks in the first and third of these and first two and last three are Coin Blocks in the second. Above the rows of Brick Blocks are viruses inside [[Bubble|bubbles]]. On the leftmost and rightmost columns are bubble machines and jars containing pop cannons.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1203.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1203
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple [[Coin|coins]].
 
In this stage, purple coins (caged and uncaged) are arranged mostly in a checkered pattern in the first seven rows (except the middle of the seventh row), along with two additional coins in the eighth row. Between the coins are three floatie viruses in the middle column, eight exploders in the fourth and sixth columns and half-frozen viruses in the others.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 2 coins in the eighth row.
# The middle three columns of coins in the fifth and sixth rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The middle three columns of coins in the third and fourth rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The middle three columns of coins in the first and second rows, for a total of 3 coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the sixth and seventh rows, for a total of 6 coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the fourth and fifth rows, for a total 6 six coins.
# The leftmost three columns and rightmost three columns of coins in the second and third rows, plus the rightmost coin in the first row, for a total of 7 coins.
# The remaining 3 coins in the first row.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1204.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1204
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all [[Key|keys]]. In this stage, there are eight groups in three-by-three forming a ring. The top-left and top-right groups have [[Barrel|barrels]] containing viruses and doors, while the bottom-left and bottom-right groups have barrels containing viruses and doors. The bottom-middle group has Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses and keys while the top-middle has Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses and doors. The middle-left and the middle-right groups have exploder jars surrounded by Brick Blocks containing seven hidden viruses for each jar.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1205.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1205
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from [[Coin Block|Coin Blocks]]. In this stage, the barrels form two concaves on the left and right, with a [[Shell|shell]] jar in the middle. The middle column of barrels contains Brick Blocks (all containing coins) and the barrels forming diagonal lines leading to the jar contain exploders. The other barrels contain viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1206.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1206
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all keys. In this stage, the keys are located in the tenth row and the doors are in the topmost row in the middle five columns. Barriers occupy the middle column between the key and door, as well as the fourth row and the seventh rows. Viruses are located in the third, sixth and ninth rows while crates and colorful crates are located in the second, fifth and eighth rows.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1207.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1207
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all coins from Coin Blocks and collect all virus coins. In this stage, dust viruses form a checkered pattern, intersected with exploders and bubbles containing crates and viruses. Additionally, there is a shell in the topmost row, there two viruses and two exploders are also located. The virus coins are covered by the bubbles containing crates and the exploders. In the ninth row, there are ice fans, while the second and eighth column each has three Brick Blocks (all containing coins).
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1208.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1208
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the purple coins are located in the second and eighth columns, all inside barrels. On each column, four of the purple coins are in between barriers. The viruses are in between barriers, with the rows of viruses and barriers in between rows of crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1209.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1209
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all coins from Coin Blocks and destroy all colorful crates. In this stage, colorful crates are found in eight groups of two and Brick Blocks (all containing coins) are found in four groups of two. Alongside the colorful crates and Coin Blocks are clouded viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1210.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1210
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. At the beginning of this stage, there are two rows of floatie viruses each with a half-frozen pop cannon jar, and between the jars are floatie viruses (the next revealed row has another pop cannon jar). An additional pop cannon jar is located in the fifth revealed row, where it is in between eight half-frozen viruses. The eight keys and doors before the stage scrolls each have a floatie virus in between. Purple coins (caged and uncaged) are located in the first row and every second revealed row. More keys are located in the first two revealed rows, with their corresponding doors in the next two revealed rows.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 4 coins in the first row (before the stage scrolls).
# The 5 coins in the second revealed row.
# The 5 coins in the fourth revealed row.
# The fully-frozen 8 coins in the sixth revealed row.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 6 lines are introduced.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1211.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1211
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, fully-frozen viruses are arranged to be one row and one column apart from each other. Between the rows and columns of viruses are barrels that contain exploders and a flask. The filled flask in this stage will shoot out colorful crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1212.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1212
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. In this stage, the doors and keys are both half-frozen. Pop cannons are located in the second and third rows while floatie viruses are located in the seventh and eighth rows. There is a shell and an exploder in the fifth row, where two purple coins are located. The middle column contains caged coins and crates, and in between the coins are barriers.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 2 coins in the fifth row.
# The 3 coins in the middle column from the seventh row to the ninth row.
# The 3 coins in the middle column from the first row to the third row.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1213.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1213
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, there are twelve purple coins in the middle three columns from the fourth to seventh rows. In the fourth to sixth rows, there are viruses and two lock blocks. Those lock blocks correspond to the cages group in L-shapes, with most of them containing viruses and one of them being a lock block that corresponds to the cages in the middle three columns. Near each of the cages are caged coins and colorful crates.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The 12 coins in the middle three columns.
# The first coins in the eighth and ninth rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The second coins in the eighth and ninth rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The first coins in the two topmost rows, for a total of 2 coins.
# The second coins in the two topmost rows, for a total of 2 coins.
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|Stage 1214
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are dust viruses, clouded viruses and a shell below two normal viruses. The doors are located in the barrels in the middle seven columns in the second and sixth rows, while the keys are located in the barrels in the middle seven columns in the fourth and eighth rows. The other barrels contain viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1215.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1215
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the middle five columns contain half-frozen purple coins with bubbles containing colorful crates in between the coins. The two leftmost columns and two rightmost columns contain checkered floatie viruses and colorful crates. The virus coins are covered by the floatie viruses and the bubbles.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1216.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1216
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, most of the keys and doors are locked behind cages. The top-middle portion of this stage has two exploders and a pop cannon nearby several colorful crates, and the pop cannon is directed towards a lock block that is amidst bubbles containing viruses and colorful crates. Another pop cannon is at the leftmost of the second row, which is aimed towards a shell and another lock block. The third lock block is nearby that pop cannon. Between some of the keys and doors are floatie viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1217.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1217
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, viruses, crates and exploders are scattered, as well as ice fans and Brick Blocks. Among the Brick Blocks, the Capsule Plus are hidden inside the ones in the first row, the fourth row and the eighth row, while the others contain hidden viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1218.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1218
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In the beginning of this stage and the next four revealed rows, there are rows of barrels containing exploders in the second and third bottom-most rows and viruses in the others, where they are between Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses. In the last nine revealed rows, there are four groups of viruses and barrels among [[Empty Block|Empty Blocks]], crates and an exploder jar, where the barrels contain both normal viruses and floatie viruses.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 13 lines are introduced.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1219.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1219
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all purple coins. In this stage, viruses are arranged in groups of two or three so that a capsule could be used to make a match, and most of those groups are half-frozen. At the bottom half, there are four groups of two half-frozen purple coins above bubble machines, while the top half has caged coins surrounded by bubble machines and barrels containing purple coins. The Brick Blocks do not contain anything.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The coins in the sixth and seventh rows, as well as the coins in the barrels, for a total of 16 coins.
# The 2 coins in the third row surrounded by barrels.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1220.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1220
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The last stage of the first area, the objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the leftmost and rightmost columns consist of bubbles, in which a shell is located in the first row and every third revealed row on different sides. On the same row as each of the shells are rows of frozen viruses, with the sixth revealed row having fully-frozen viruses while the others have half-frozen viruses. Crates and colorful crates surround the frozen viruses except for the ones in the ninth revealed row. The last revealed row is a row of Empty Blocks.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 10 lines are introduced.
 
When cleared, the rest of the first area in the world map gets cleared of viruses. Players also obtain the [[Bullet Bill]] assistant upon completing this stage.
|}
 
==Area 2==
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|Stage 1221
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, The clouded viruses and floatie viruses are surrounded by crates, and between the crates are gaps where one of them has an exploder and two of them are jars: an exploder jar and a pop cannon jar. Additional viruses and crates are located in the ninth row.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1222.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1222
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, dust viruses are arranged in a checkered pattern, where the gaps are filled with crates in the odd-numbered columns and colorful crates in the even-numbered rows. The keys and doors are located in the odd-numbered rows, and in between the keys are normal viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1223.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1223
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the crates form a crosshair covering a virus coin, and on each of the quadrant around the crosshair are frozen viruses that cover the rest of the virus coins. Bubble machines are placed around the objects of this stage.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1224.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1224
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, the barrels form a diamond that surrounds and is surrounded by fully-frozen viruses. That outer ring of viruses is below the doors and above the keys. Next to the keys and doors are more fully-frozen viruses. There are pop cannon jars in the top-left and top-right corners.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1225.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1225
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all coins from Coin Blocks and collect all virus coins. In this stage, each of the virus and floatie virus has a virus coin behind them, while Brick Blocks (all containing coins) are found in the second, middle and eighth columns. Filling the space between the viruses and Coin Blocks are colorful crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1226.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1226
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins and collect all purple coins. In this stage, frozen viruses and virus coins are placed throughout, where ice fans are also found. The three large virus coins are located in the three topmost rows.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1227.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1227
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, the caged Brick Blocks (all containing coins) and caged exploder jars form two question marks, one in a normal position and one in an upside-down position. Within the curves of each question mark and between the symbols are floatie viruses and lock blocks.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1228.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1228
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are purple coins that surround a few viruses, where one group is caged and the other is uncaged. Some of the coins and doors are frozen. The yellow lock block is blocked off by two doors, which corresponds to cages that include a shell in the vicinity of a pop cannon that aims two other shells. One of those shells targets the light-blue lock block, which unlocks a portion of purple coins and a red lock block. The red cages include an exploder that targets a shell that will lead to a pop cannon that targets a number of viruses.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The coins in the seventh to ninth rows, for a total of 15 coins.
# The coins in the second to fourth rows, for a total of 11 coins.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1229.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1229
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the purple coins (caged and uncaged) are placed in diagonal lines parallel to the cages. The lock blocks for those cages are located at the top-right corner, while the cages contain either crates, exploder jars or Empty Blocks. Half-frozen viruses are located in the top-left corner, the top-right corner and the uncaged exploder jars. Exploders are connected so that it reaches the only uncaged purple coin.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The middle coin in the first row.
# The second coin in the ninth row.
# The coins from the sixth column to the rightmost column, plus the second coin in the seventh row and the first coin in the ninth row, for a total of 10 coins.
# The rest of the coins, for a total of 9 coins.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1230.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1230
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins. In this stage, bubbles containing exploders are located next to bubble machines, where Brick Blocks are directly above and below them. The Brick Blocks contain hidden viruses. The filled flask in this stage will shoot out Brick Blocks containing hidden viruses.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1231.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1231
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, two rows of dust viruses are in between three rows of Brick Blocks and two rows of Brick Blocks plus one containing Brick Blocks and viruses. The odd-numbered columns of Brick Blocks below the rows of dust and the even-numbered columns of Brick Blocks above the rows of dust are Coin Blocks, while the rest contain hidden viruses and hidden Capsule Plus (each starting from +5).
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1232.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1232
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. At the beginning of this stage are mostly barrels containing viruses, with a few normal and half-frozen normal viruses in the mix. Of the Brick Blocks, only the ones in the eighth row contain hidden viruses. In the first revealed row, there are three keys and two barrels containing shell jars. Barrels containing viruses are scattered in the first eight revealed rows, while the final revealed row contain doors in between Empty Blocks.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 9 lines are introduced.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1233.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1233
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, clouded pop cannons are arranged in an "X", with barrels vertically in between them and Brick Blocks next to them. Of the Brick Blocks, the ones below the fifth row contain keys, while the ones above the fourth row contain doors and the one in the fourth row containing a pop cannon. The barrels in this stage contain either viruses, exploders, barriers or pop cannons, with only the middle barrel in the third row containing a door.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1234.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1234
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, there are two groups of caged viruses between a line of ice fans with a pop cannon jar on one end and a shell jar on the other end. Near the pop cannon jar are two lock blocks, while near the shell jar is two caged exploder jars. The shells that are shot out from the shell jar will be inside bubbles. On the same row or column as the lock blocks are crates.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1235.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1235
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, collect all purple coins and collect all keys. In this stage, the shells and pop cannons are connected in a way that when the shell in eighth row is activated, the chain reaction will cause the frozen viruses and exploders to be cleared of ice, while the doors and the crate will still be half-frozen. The Brick Blocks contain hidden purple coins (caged and uncaged), except for the first two ones in both the third column and the seventh column, as well as the first coin in the topmost column.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The rightmost coin in the seventh row.
# The coins in the first column and the first, third and fourth coins in the third column, for a total of 7 coins.
# The 2 coins to the right of the door in the fifth row.
# The rest of the coins, for a total of 17 coins. 
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1236.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1236
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all virus coins. In this stage, the viruses are scattered among colorful crates in diamond patterns, where bubbles containing exploders and half-frozen bubble machines are also found. The exploders that are shot out from the exploder jars will be inside bubbles.
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1237.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1237
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses. In this stage, the viruses, dust clouds and barrels are arranged in diagonal lines, where barriers are also found. The barrels contain viruses, floatie viruses, barriers or Capsule Plus, while barriers are found in a few of the dust clouds.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1238.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1238
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses and collect all keys. In this stage, there are two lines of caged exploders that separate two groups of Brick Blocks, where one group has two normal viruses. The top side has fully-frozen doors and the bottom side has fully-frozen keys. Each side also has a lock block and both a key and a door. Most of the Brick Blocks contain hidden viruses, while three of the four Brick Blocks between each pair of key and door with them have hidden Capsule Plus.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1239.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 1239
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to collect all virus coins. In this stage, the Brick Blocks have virus coins behind them. The Brick Blocks all contain hidden floatie viruses. In addition to Brick Blocks, there are three pop cannon jars and one shell jar, as well as two pop cannons. The pop cannons that are shot out from the pop cannon jars will be hidden inside Brick Blocks.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage1240.jpg|150px]]
|<span style="color:darkred">Stage 1240
'''(Hard)'''</span>
||align=left|In the final stage of this world, the objective is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all colorful crates and collect all keys. In this stage, the keys are in the odd-numbered columns. At the beginning of this stage, there are three rows of viruses above the keys. In the two topmost rows (before the stage scrolls) and the next four revealed rows, there are six groups of four viruses in a row segmented by crates, where each group has two half-frozen viruses. The next six revealed rows contain alternating rows of viruses and colorful crates. In the next five revealed rows, there are two rows of bubbles with barriers inside sandwiched between three rows of viruses where the odd-numbered position of viruses are half-frozen. Doors are located in the final revealed row, where Empty Blocks are in between.
 
This stage will scroll for one line each time enough objects are cleared or enough capsules are added to the stage and will stop after 16 lines are introduced.
 
Once it is cleared, the remaining area of the stage map gets cleared of viruses, and players can access [[World <World+1> (Dr. Mario World)|World <World+1>]]. Upon completion, players earn a free [[Staff ticket|Staff Ticket]].
|}
 
==Challenge stages==
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage31A.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 31A
||align=left|Within a 60 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses and collect all coins from Coin Blocks. In this stage, Brick Blocks occupy nine rows except for two spots in the ninth row. Except for a few Brick Blocks, they contain either hidden pink viruses or are Coin Blocks.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 500 coins.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage31B.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 31B
||align=left|Within a 70 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the pink viruses are arranged in a checkered pattern where they are either inside bubbles or are caged. Filling in the gaps of pink viruses are purple coins (caged and uncaged), where some of them are caged. The cages form a wall of a path where a bubble with a pink lock block is at the end.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# In addition to the first row of coins, the path of coins starting from the rightmost portion to the leftmost portion of the eighth row, leading to the leftmost portion of the second row to the rightmost portion of the second row, leading to the rightmost portion of the fourth row to the third object in the fourth row, leading to the third object in the sixth row to the rightmost portion of the sixth row, for a total of 22 coins.
# The rightmost coin in the fifth row.
# The rightmost coin in the seventh row.
# The rest of the coins between the caged viruses, of which there are 14 of them.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 500 coins.
|-
|[[File:DrMarioWorld-Stage31C.jpg|150px]]
|Stage 31C
||align=left|Within a 70 second time limit, players need to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all keys. In this stage, cages are found in the topmost row and among the doors in an upside-down "V" pattern. Directly below the doors are caged floatie viruses and half-frozen viruses. The lock block, which is fully-frozen, is located in the middle of the topmost row, where two shells and caged barriers are located. In the same column as the shells, there are pop cannons, one caged and one uncaged. Crates are also found below the topmost row.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 1000 coins and a Staff Ticket.
|}
 
==Special Stage==
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!width="3%"|Best Doctors
!width="20%"|Overview
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|[[File:DrMarioWorld-SpecialStage31.jpg|150px]]
|Special Stage
||align=left|The objective of this stage is to eliminate all viruses, destroy all barriers and collect all purple coins. In this stage, the barriers, frozen purple coins (caged and uncaged), jars, ice fans and bubble machines form an "X". The jars are a shell jar, an exploder jar and a pop cannon jar. Three floatie viruses are located on the sides and the top of the stage.
 
Purple coins are unlocked in the following sequence:
# The second coin in the fourth row and the coins in the fifth row, for a total of three coins.
# The first coin in the third and fourth rows, the coin in the sixth row and the second coin in the seventh row, for a total of four coins.
# The second coin in the second and third rows, as well as the first coin in the seventh and eighth rows, for a total of four coins.
# The first coin in the second and eighth rows, as well as the coins in the first and ninth row, for a total of four coins.
 
Completing this stage awards the player 1000 coins and [[Kamek|Dr. Kamek]].
|}
 
==Profiles==
*'''''Dr. Mario World'' Twitter:'''
**''Red: "A new world opened! So, here we are...the final world. I get the feeling all the stages will pose a serious challenge, so brace yourself, and good luck out there!"''<ref name="T1"/>
**''Yellow: "You can see more broken ships in these added stages! The reward from the special stage is Dr. Kamek. I wonder if he could use magic to clean up the ships..."''<ref name="T2"/>
 
==References==
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Latest revision as of 06:10, March 30, 2025

Draft of a proposal

Deemphasize sectioning off the Mario Party games for GBA/DS/3DS as "handheld"

What this proposal aims to do is to categorise specific handheld Mario Party games in the same level as the console Mario Party games. Basically, if specific games are the main games, they won't be separated as "main" and "handheld", nor as "console" and "handheld". However, describing them in summary is fine, such as in this Mario Kart (series) summary: "There have been a total of 16 titles in the series: 5 original home console games (with 1 upcoming), a home console port, 3 portable games, a mobile game, 4 arcade games co-developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, and an RC-based game.".

It will affect the following Mario Party games:

Other games in the series could remain in their respective categories, namely the Arcade games and Mario Party-e. The latter is due to characteristics different from other Mario Party games, such as the fact that it's a physical game using the GBA as a companion device.

  • Every other Mario series don't make the distinction between console and handheld
    • In the Super Mario games template, do you notice how other Mario series do not segregate the handheld entries from the consoles (and by association "main") games? As an example, Mario Golf has every game in this category, even its console and handheld sister games (e.g.: Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour and Mario Golf: Advance Tour).
    • Even for the Super Mario platformers, despite the amount of games, the console and handheld games are not segregated. This is to say that the amount of games is not a reason to separate listing games in such a manner.
  • Superficial distinction that insinuates that handheld is lesser compared to consoles, given how the latter is listed as "main" games
    • For example, in this edit in the Super Mario games template, it was when the console Mario Party games are delegated to the Main, while the handheld games were delegated to Other. Eventually those games got relegated to being handhelds, as though there is hesitance to put it back in the same category as the "main" Mario Party games.
    • Moreover, numbering of games aren't an important indicator of game importance, since for example, the Super Mario platformers basically stopped at Super Mario Bros. 4 (basically Super Mario World). Even the New Super Mario Bros. series have numbering for handheld games and console suffixes for its console games!
  • The games are made between two developer teams.
    • With the exception the Arcade games and Mario Party-e, every "main" game and the listed games are developed by two succeeding companies: Hudson Soft for Mario Party 1 to 8, Mario Party Advance, and Mario Party DS, as well as Nintendo Cube for Mario Party 9, 10, and every 3DS and Switch Mario Party game. Mario Kart Tour is one example of a game that may not be on a traditional console, but it is made by the same talent as the console Mario Kart games.
  • Switch's hybrid nature lend itself to both, so the distinction loses meaning since Jamboree and Superstars are also handheld (not Super since it's advertised as a non-handheld entry)
    • Having a "handheld" category means that certain games would logically be in this category as well. For Nintendo Switch, both Mario Party Superstars and Super Mario Party Jamboree are listed as handheld-compliant on Nintendo's game info pages, which means that they should also be in the handheld category. Note that Super Mario Party is not handheld-compliant, because unlike the other two games, it is only playable in both docked and tabletop. I can imagine that needing to apply certain games in this category would get complicated, so having a handheld category is unnecessary.
  • Gameplay-wise, the console and handheld games are generally not too drastically different
    • Even though certain Mario Party games are on the handheld, they still play similarly to Mario Party, with boards and minigames. The format where they presented may be different, but the formula is still intact. For example, Mario Party: Island Tour may have a general focus to reach the finish line, but it still presented boards and minigames. Not to mention, Mario Party DS plays very similar to the previous Mario Party games on the console.
    • Gameplay elements introduced in the handheld games are still acknowledged in the console games. For instance, the board system introduced in Mario Party: Star Rush was reused in Super Mario Party in the Partner Party mode.
  • This distinction is akin to a fan categorisation since Nintendo does not acknowledge the separation.
    • Do certain Mario Party games get acknowledged with classic boards or minigames while other weren't? Yes, that is true, when Mario Party 1 to 10 have returning minigames. But that doesn't mean the games that aren't acknowledged are condemned.
    • The handheld categorisation is not very useful because we already list the video game consoles next to the game, meaning that whether a game is console or handheld, it's already more or less stated. It is a far less useful categorisation compared to listing which Super Mario platformers are 2D platformers or 3D platformers (which aren't separated currently, but that's a topic of discussion for another proposal).
    • On Nintendo's Mario Portal History section, if you check the Mario Party section, the "main" games and the games listed above are together. There is no special exceptions for the "handheld" games.


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