Break Time! Hurry, Hurry

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Level
Break Time! Hurry, Hurry
World	Pipe-Rock Plateau
Game	Super Mario Bros. Wonder
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Template:Quote2 Hurry, Hurry is a Break Time! level in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. It is found in Pipe-Rock Plateau, at the first open world section, and it is unlocked by beating Badge House in Pipe-Rock Plateau. This is a short level that simply has the player dash to the other side of the level to reach a Wonder Seed.

Layout

The player starts the level on solid ground, where a purple block and a Talking Flower are, with the latter encouraging the player to go. Upon striking the purple block, a bridge of magenta blocks will appear. The blocks will disappear after a short time. There is no penalty for falling, as a Zip Track will take any players that fall back to the start unharmed. On the bridge of blocks is lots of coins, as well as a few flower coins. Above the blocks are three groups of Talking Flowers, who all cheer for the player. At the far right of the stage is a Wonder Seed, and collecting it will complete the level.

Talking Flower quotes

• "Go, go, go!" (said by a flower at the start of the level)

Nine other Talking Flowers in groups of three appear throughout the level, cheering the player on as they make progress.

Gallery

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  The course's thumbnail

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Chinese (simplified)	冲刺Go！[?] Chōngcì Go!	Dash and Go!
German	Immer geradeaus[?]	Keep straight ahead
Italian	Scatto matto![?]	Crazy dash!; portmanteau of "scatto" (dash) and "scacco matto" (checkmate, lit. "crazy check")
Korean	대시&고![?] Daesi & Go!	Dash & Go!
Portuguese (NOA)	Sebo nas canelas![?]	Expression for leaving in a hurry
Portuguese (NOE)	Partida, corrida![?]	Lit. "Match, race!"; can be a play on partida corrida ("rushed start")
Spanish	Acelera, ¡ra, ra, ra![?]	Dash, Rah, Rah, Rah!