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{{level infobox
'''Forest Fortress''' is a secret [[Fortress]] in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. It can be accessed by completing the level [[Forest Secret Area]] in World 5. In the beginning, the player will encounter giant wooden pillars and [[Grinder (obstacle)|Grinders]] in a moving screen. At the end of the first room, there is a midpoint section as well as another door. The player then, will encounter more [[Grinder (obstacle)|Grinders]] and [[Podoboo]]s found throughout the level. Later, there is a large red door that leads to the [[Reznor]]s. Also, if the player flies with a [[Cape Feather]] to the very right end, after a large lava section full of [[Podoboo]]s, there are many 1-Up Mushrooms inside yellow blocks, as well as another red door that also leads to the [[Reznor]]s. If the player defeats the [[Reznor]]s and completes the fortress, they will unlock an entrance to the [[Star Road]], which is connected to the level [[Star World 5]].
|image=[[File:SMW Forest Fortress.png|256px]]<br>Screenshot from ''Super Mario World''
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|code=5-Fortress
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|game=''[[Super Mario World]]''
[[Category: Secret Levels]]
|limit=300 seconds
[[Category: Dinosaur Land]]
|world=[[Forest of Illusion]]
[[Category: Castles and Fortresses]]
|boss=[[Reznor]]
{{SMW Levels}}
|before=[[Forest Secret Area|<<]]
|after=[[Star World 4|>>]]
|track=[[Castle (theme)|Castle]]
|sample=[[File:Sub Castle Theme Super Mario World.oga]]
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'''Forest Fortress''' is a secret [[Fortress]] found in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. It can be accessed by completing the level [[Forest Secret Area]] in the [[Forest of Illusion]]. By completing this level, the player gains access to [[Star Road (Super Mario World)|Star Road]], located in front of [[Star World 4]]. Although officially part of the Forest of Illusion, it is situated out of the forest on the overworld map.
 
==Layout==
===Normal exit===
[[File:SMA2 Forest Fortress.png|thumb|left|Screenshot from ''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'']]
[[Mario]] starts out in a moving sidescrolling area. He finds [[Pillar]]s throughout the area. After getting past the first Pillar, Mario also finds [[Grinder]]s moving along dotted lines close to the ground. The player may have to use the [[Spin Jump]] to get past the obstacles. After progressing through the area, Mario also finds bottomless [[pit]]s under the Grinders; however, these bottomless pits are completely covered by [[! Block]]s if Mario has activated them before the level. At the end of this area, Mario finds a door taking him to the next area in the fortress.
 
In the next area, Mario starts out on a platform above the [[lava]]. A Grinder immediately falls from a big rectangle platform at the top of the screen. Mario jumps over a pit full of lava, avoiding the [[Lava Bubble]]s that jump out. After climbing the next platform, Mario jumps into a small pit at the bottom of the screen, which contains two Grinders and a [[Triangular Block]] that Mario must use to climb out of the pit and progress through the level. Mario finds a [[? Block|Prize Block]] on the platform containing a power-up. Next, Mario must get a running start and jump across a pit of lava (with Lava Bubbles in it). The next platform is a long area made of a set of unbreakable gray blocks (and Lava Bubble and Grinders). Mario jumps across the blocks suspended above the ground, avoiding the Grinders and Lava Bubbles. When Mario reaches the end of the platform and jumps across the lava again, he lands on the last platform of the fortress. If Mario is on the part of the platform at the bottom of the screen, he finds a [[Triangular Block]] that helps him climb the wall and reach the boss door. Mario must, again, fight four [[Reznor]]s on a set of four rotating platforms by hitting the underside of each platform.
 
===Alternate boss door===
The alternate boss door is a secret area that is hard to reach but contains enormous rewards. It can be accessed with [[Cape Mario|Caped Mario]], or by skillful [[Spin Jump]] on the [[Lava Bubble]]s. In order to go to the area, Mario must jump onto the row of blocks above the first boss door and reach a wide pit of lava with numerous Lava Bubbles. One way to cover the lava is to activate Caped Mario's gliding ability, flying consistently for enough time and avoiding Lava Bubble to reach the secret area. Another much more risky way is to spin jump on Lava Bubbles quickly and precisely. The area contains nine blocks with [[1-Up Mushroom]]s and the second boss door. In the alternate boss door, the boss fight with the four [[Reznor]]s is just the same as in the normal door. After defeating the Reznors, Mario gets the normal exit to the Star Road leading to [[Star World 4]]. As the alternate boss door does not count as a secret exit, the player is not required to take it to 100% complete the game.
 
==Enemies==
{{number of enemies
|image1=[[File:SMW Pillar.png|x100px]]
|name1=[[Pillar]]
|count1=indefinite
|image2=[[File:Grinder SMW sprite.png]]
|name2=[[Grinder]]
|count2=18
|image3=[[File:SMW Lava Blubbe.png]]
|name3=[[Lava Bubble]]
|count3=26
|image4=[[File:Reznor SMW sprite.png]]
|name4=[[Reznor]]
|count4=4 (boss)
}}
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=まよいのもりのとりで
|JapR=Mayoi no Mori no Toride
|JapM=Mazing Wood's Fort
|SpaE=Fuerte del Bosque
|SpaEM=Forest's Fort
|Fre=Forteresse Forêt
|FreM=Forest Fortress
|Ger=Wald-Festung
|GerM=Forest Fortress
|Por=Fortaleza da Floresta
|PorM=Fortress of Forest
|Ita=Fortezza della Foresta delle Illusioni<ref>{{cite|date=November 15, 2018|title=''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]''|publisher=Magazzini Salani|language=it|isbn=889367436X|page=58}}</ref>
|ItaM=Forest of Illusion Fortress
}}
 
==References==
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{{SMW levels}}
[[Category:Fortresses]]
[[Category:Super Mario World levels]]

Latest revision as of 14:12, October 29, 2024

Level
Forest Fortress
Forest Fortress in Super Mario World
Screenshot from Super Mario World
Level code 5-Fortress
World Forest of Illusion
Game Super Mario World
Time limit 300 seconds
Boss Reznor
Music track Castle
Music sample
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Forest Fortress is a secret Fortress found in Super Mario World. It can be accessed by completing the level Forest Secret Area in the Forest of Illusion. By completing this level, the player gains access to Star Road, located in front of Star World 4. Although officially part of the Forest of Illusion, it is situated out of the forest on the overworld map.

Layout[edit]

Normal exit[edit]

Mario starts out in a moving sidescrolling area. He finds Pillars throughout the area. After getting past the first Pillar, Mario also finds Grinders moving along dotted lines close to the ground. The player may have to use the Spin Jump to get past the obstacles. After progressing through the area, Mario also finds bottomless pits under the Grinders; however, these bottomless pits are completely covered by ! Blocks if Mario has activated them before the level. At the end of this area, Mario finds a door taking him to the next area in the fortress.

In the next area, Mario starts out on a platform above the lava. A Grinder immediately falls from a big rectangle platform at the top of the screen. Mario jumps over a pit full of lava, avoiding the Lava Bubbles that jump out. After climbing the next platform, Mario jumps into a small pit at the bottom of the screen, which contains two Grinders and a Triangular Block that Mario must use to climb out of the pit and progress through the level. Mario finds a Prize Block on the platform containing a power-up. Next, Mario must get a running start and jump across a pit of lava (with Lava Bubbles in it). The next platform is a long area made of a set of unbreakable gray blocks (and Lava Bubble and Grinders). Mario jumps across the blocks suspended above the ground, avoiding the Grinders and Lava Bubbles. When Mario reaches the end of the platform and jumps across the lava again, he lands on the last platform of the fortress. If Mario is on the part of the platform at the bottom of the screen, he finds a Triangular Block that helps him climb the wall and reach the boss door. Mario must, again, fight four Reznors on a set of four rotating platforms by hitting the underside of each platform.

Alternate boss door[edit]

The alternate boss door is a secret area that is hard to reach but contains enormous rewards. It can be accessed with Caped Mario, or by skillful Spin Jump on the Lava Bubbles. In order to go to the area, Mario must jump onto the row of blocks above the first boss door and reach a wide pit of lava with numerous Lava Bubbles. One way to cover the lava is to activate Caped Mario's gliding ability, flying consistently for enough time and avoiding Lava Bubble to reach the secret area. Another much more risky way is to spin jump on Lava Bubbles quickly and precisely. The area contains nine blocks with 1-Up Mushrooms and the second boss door. In the alternate boss door, the boss fight with the four Reznors is just the same as in the normal door. After defeating the Reznors, Mario gets the normal exit to the Star Road leading to Star World 4. As the alternate boss door does not count as a secret exit, the player is not required to take it to 100% complete the game.

Enemies[edit]

Image Name Count
Pillar Pillar indefinite
Sprite of a Grinder in Super Mario World. Grinder 18
Lava Bubble from Super Mario World Lava Bubble 26
Reznor Reznor 4 (boss)

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese まよいのもりのとりで[?]
Mayoi no Mori no Toride
Mazing Wood's Fort
French Forteresse Forêt[?] Forest Fortress
German Wald-Festung[?] Forest Fortress
Italian Fortezza della Foresta delle Illusioni[1] Forest of Illusion Fortress
Portuguese Fortaleza da Floresta[?] Fortress of Forest
Spanish (NOE) Fuerte del Bosque[?] Forest's Fort

References[edit]

  1. ^ November 15, 2018. Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia. Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN 889367436X. Page 58.