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==Normal Mode==
==Normal Mode==
===Levels===
===Levels===
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===New elements===
===New elements===
This floor contains tutorial levels that showcase Pink Blocks, Springs, Ladders and the Key Mini Mario. The player can access and play them by tapping on the "?" icon in the bottom right corner of this floor's level select screen.
This floor contains tutorial levels that showcase Pink Blocks, Springs, Ladders and the Key Mini Mario. The player can access and play them by tapping on the "?" icon in the bottom right corner of this floor's level select screen.
 
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==Plus Mode==
==Plus Mode==
{{redirect|Floor 1+|Floor 1+ in regions outside the Americas and Japan|[[Sandstone Stroll#Plus Mode|Sandstone Stroll § Plus Mode]]}}
{{redirect|Floor 1+|Floor 1+ in regions outside the Americas and Japan|[[Sandstone Stroll#Plus Mode|Sandstone Stroll § Plus Mode]]}}
In Plus Mode, the floor is subtitled '''Floor 1+''' ('''Ground Floor+''' or '''Floor G+''' in the British English version). Here, the rooms are slightly harder than the normal floor. There is also the addition of [[Shy Guy (toy)|Shy Guy]]s and [[Snifit (toy)|Snifit]]s as enemies, as well as [[Warp Pipe|Pipe]]s, [[Warp Pipe#Mario vs. Donkey Kong series|Split Pipe]]s, [[Conveyor Belt|conveyor]]s, conveyor switches, [[Pop-up Gate]]s and yellow [[Box Spring]]s as objects. All of these elements, with the exception of Box Springs, are added to the Mini Mayhem Construction Kit once the floor is beaten on Plus Mode.
In Plus Mode, the floor is subtitled '''Floor 1+''' ('''Ground Floor+''' or '''Floor G+''' in the British English version). Here, the rooms are slightly harder than the normal floor. There is also the addition of [[Spear Guy]]s and [[Snifit]]s as enemies, as well as [[Warp Pipe|Pipe]]s, [[Warp Pipe#Mario vs. Donkey Kong series|Split Pipe]]s, [[Conveyor Belt|conveyor]]s, conveyor switches, [[Pop-up Gate]]s and yellow [[Box Spring]]s as objects. All of these elements, with the exception of Box Springs, are added to the Mini Mayhem Construction Kit once the floor is beaten on Plus Mode.


The backdrop is mostly the same as in Normal Mode, with the only difference being the orange-colored sky. The soundtrack is an original composition.
The backdrop is mostly the same as in Normal Mode, with the only difference being the orange-colored sky. The soundtrack is an original composition.
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===Levels===
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|[[Room 1-6+]]
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|A course that contains Snifits, whose bullets can be deflected with Pink Blocks.
|A course that contains Snifits, whose bullets can be deflected with Pink Blocks.
|Spikes, [[Snifit (toy)|Snifit]]s
|Spikes, [[Snifit]]s
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|[[Room 1-7+]]
|[[Room 1-7+]]
|A course with Shy Guys. One of them must be lured away from the Goal Door.
|A course with Spear Guys. One of them must be lured away from the Goal Door.
|Spikes, [[Shy Guy (toy)|Shy Guy]]s
|Spikes, [[Spear Guy]]s
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|[[Room 1-Key+]]
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|[[Room 1-SP+]]
|[[Room 1-SP+]]
|An extensive course with multiple pairs of Hammers that can be used to attack enemies.
|An extensive course with multiple pairs of Hammers that can be used to attack enemies.
|Spikes, Shy Guys, Circus Kong
|Spikes, Spear Guys, Circus Kong
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Latest revision as of 14:53, June 30, 2024

This article is about Floor 1 in American and Japanese regions. For Floor 1 in other regions, see Sandstone Stroll.
Not to be confused with Minion Mayhem.
Mini Mayhem
Floor1 MvsDK MMA.png
Game Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
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Mini Mayhem, subtitled Floor 1 (Ground Floor or Floor G in the British English version), is the first floor in Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!. Being the first floor, all the levels here are relatively simple and easy, allowing the player to adjust to the game mechanics. The floor most notably introduces Pink Blocks, Yellow Springs and Ladders. The only enemies to appear here are Circus Kongs, one in Room 1-7 and two other in Room 1-SP. The Mini Mayhem Construction Kit is available by default in the Construction Zone, unlike other Construction Kits, which must be unlocked by completing their respective floors.

The backdrop depicts a blue sky and green hills all painted onto a metal wall, with fake clouds hung from strings scrolling across the roof. The soundtrack of this floor is reused from Mushroom Mayhem, the first floor in Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis.

Normal Mode[edit]

Levels[edit]

Level Description Enemies and obstacles encountered
Room 1-1 A course that introduces Pink Blocks. Spikes
Room 1-2 A similar course with Pink Blocks. Spikes
Room 1-3 Another course with Pink Blocks. Spikes
Room 1-4 A course where Pink Blocks must be placed like a staircase. Spikes
Room 1-5 A course that introduces the Yellow Spring. Spikes
Room 1-6 A course that contains a Ladder. Spikes
Room 1-7 A course that introduces one Circus Kong. Spikes, Circus Kong
Room 1-Key The first Key Mini Mario course in the game. Spikes
Floor 1 Donkey Kong The first boss battle with Donkey Kong. The player must shoot him with Mini Marios when he shows up in one of the three windows. Donkey Kong
Room 1-SP A course with long arrays of Coins placed on different levels. Two Circus Kongs guard the Goal Door. One of them has to be stunned and passed by using Hammers to reach the goal. Spikes, Circus Kongs

New elements[edit]

This floor contains tutorial levels that showcase Pink Blocks, Springs, Ladders and the Key Mini Mario. The player can access and play them by tapping on the "?" icon in the bottom right corner of this floor's level select screen.

Pink Blocks[edit]

In-game description American English version British English version
Pink blocks are a common tool you can use to help Mini Mario reach the exit.

Use your stylus and tap the pink blocks to suck them up.

Then tap on a dotted box to place them back into play.

Pink blocks are a common tool you can use to help mini toys reach the exit.

Use your stylus and touch the pink blocks to suck them up.

Then touch a dotted box to place them back into play.

Tutorial overview The player has to pick up three Pink Blocks from a grid and place them so that the mini successfully crosses a gap with spikes and reaches the Goal Door.

Springs[edit]

In-game description American English version British English version
If a Mini Mario walks into a spring, he will jump automatically on to the spring, which will launch him up in the air!

Use springs to overcome obstacles!

When mini toys walk into a spring, they will automatically jump onto the spring, which will launch them up into the air!

Use springs to overcome obstacles!

Tutorial overview The player has to simply activate the mini and let it walk into a Yellow Spring, which will bounce it to the Goal Door.

Ladders[edit]

In-game description American English version British English version
When Mini Mario encounters a ladder, he will climb or descend the ladder automatically, and then continue walking in the direction he was facing. When mini toys encounter a ladder, they will climb or descend the ladder automatically, and then continue walking in the direction they were facing.
Tutorial overview The player should simply activate the mini and wait for it to descend and climb two consecutive ladders in order to reach the Goal Door.

Key Mini Mario[edit]

In-game description American English version British English version
In the last regular stage on each floor, the door leading to Donkey Kong is locked!

Fortunately one of the Mini Marios has the key!

The Key Mini Mario must unlock the door before other Mini Marios can exit.

In the last regular level on each floor, the door leading to Donkey Kong is locked!

Fortunately, one of the Mini Marios has the key!

The Key Mini Mario must unlock the door before other Mini Marios can exit.

Tutorial overview The player can activate one Mini Mario and wait for it to walk into the other to recruit it. After the minis do a short tour around the stage, the Key Mini Mario eventually reaches the locked Goal Door and unlocks it for both itself and the other Mini Mario.

Plus Mode[edit]

"Floor 1+" redirects here. For Floor 1+ in regions outside the Americas and Japan, see Sandstone Stroll § Plus Mode.

In Plus Mode, the floor is subtitled Floor 1+ (Ground Floor+ or Floor G+ in the British English version). Here, the rooms are slightly harder than the normal floor. There is also the addition of Spear Guys and Snifits as enemies, as well as Pipes, Split Pipes, conveyors, conveyor switches, Pop-up Gates and yellow Box Springs as objects. All of these elements, with the exception of Box Springs, are added to the Mini Mayhem Construction Kit once the floor is beaten on Plus Mode.

The backdrop is mostly the same as in Normal Mode, with the only difference being the orange-colored sky. The soundtrack is an original composition.

Levels[edit]

Level Description Enemies and obstacles encountered
Room 1-1+ A course with Pink Blocks and Yellow Springs Spikes
Room 1-2+ A course with a Circus Kong, a pair of Hammers and two Split Pipes Spikes, Circus Kong
Room 1-3+ Another course with Pink Blocks and Yellow Springs Spikes
Room 1-4+ A course with conveyors and a Pipe Spikes
Room 1-5+ A course with several Ladders and a Yellow Spring Spikes
Room 1-6+ A course that contains Snifits, whose bullets can be deflected with Pink Blocks. Spikes, Snifits
Room 1-7+ A course with Spear Guys. One of them must be lured away from the Goal Door. Spikes, Spear Guys
Room 1-Key+ A Key Mini Mario course where a Pop-up Gate is present. Spikes
Floor 1+ Donkey Kong A more difficult version of Floor 1 Donkey Kong Donkey Kong
Room 1-SP+ An extensive course with multiple pairs of Hammers that can be used to attack enemies. Spikes, Spear Guys, Circus Kong

Media[edit]

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キノコおうこく[?]
Kinoko Ōkoku 		Mushroom Kingdom
Italian Vallata profumata[?] Scented valley
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Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
Characters Mario • Pauline • Donkey Kong • Toads
Minis Mini Mario • Mini Toad • Mini Peach • Mini Donkey Kong
Floors Mini Mayhem • Sandstone Stroll • Magnet Mania • Jungle Rumble • Rooftop • Basement
Items and objects Blue Spring • Box Spring • Cannon • Clock • Coin (large) • Color Switch • Conveyor Belt • Door • Girder • Hammer • Key • Key Door • Ladder • M-Token • Magnet • Mini Mario Card • Pink Block • Pokey Block • Pop-up Gate • Rotate Pipe • Shy Guy Block • Spike • Spin-bar magnet • Warp Pipe • Yellow Spring
Enemies Monkey robots (Capture Kong · Circus Kong) • Bird • Piranha Plant (fire) • Pokey • Polterguy • Snapjaw • Snifit • Spear Guy • Thwomp
Miscellaneous Media • Staff • Super Mini Mario World
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Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again! levels
Normal Mode Mini Mayhem Room 1-1 • Room 1-2 • Room 1-3 • Room 1-4 • Room 1-5 • Room 1-6 • Room 1-7 • Room 1-Key • Floor 1 Donkey Kong • Room 1-SP
Sandstone Stroll Room 2-1 • Room 2-2 • Room 2-3 • Room 2-4 • Room 2-5 • Room 2-6 • Room 2-7 • Room 2-Key • Floor 2 Donkey Kong • Room 2-SP
Magnet Mania Room 3-1 • Room 3-2 • Room 3-3 • Room 3-4 • Room 3-5 • Room 3-6 • Room 3-7 • Room 3-Key • Floor 3 Donkey Kong • Room 3-SP
Jungle Rumble Room 4-1 • Room 4-2 • Room 4-3 • Room 4-4 • Room 4-5 • Room 4-6 • Room 4-7 • Room 4-Key • Floor 4 Donkey Kong • Room 4-SP
Plus Mode Mini Mayhem Room 1-1+ • Room 1-2+ • Room 1-3+ • Room 1-4+ • Room 1-5+ • Room 1-6+ • Room 1-7+ • Room 1-Key+ • Floor 1+ Donkey Kong • Room 1-SP+
Sandstone Stroll Room 2-1+ • Room 2-2+ • Room 2-3+ • Room 2-4+ • Room 2-5+ • Room 2-6+ • Room 2-7+ • Room 2-Key+ • Floor 2+ Donkey Kong • Room 2-SP+
Magnet Mania Room 3-1+ • Room 3-2+ • Room 3-3+ • Room 3-4+ • Room 3-5+ • Room 3-6+ • Room 3-7+ • Room 3-Key+ • Floor 3+ Donkey Kong • Room 3-SP+
Jungle Rumble Room 4-1+ • Room 4-2+ • Room 4-3+ • Room 4-4+ • Room 4-5+ • Room 4-6+ • Room 4-7+ • Room 4-Key+ • Floor 4+ Donkey Kong • Room 4-SP+
Rooftop Room R-1 • Room R-2 • Room R-3 • Room R-4 • Room R-5 • Room R-6 • Room R-7 • Room R-8 • Room R-9 • Room R-10 • Room R-11 • Room R-12
Basement Room B-1 • Room B-2 • Room B-3 • Room B-4 • Room B-5 • Room B-6 • Room B-7 • Room B-8
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