Maw-Maw Mouthful

Level
Maw-Maw Mouthful
World	Petal Isles
Game	Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Difficulty	★★
Primary power-up	Bubble Flower
Wonder Effect	Turns the player into a Goomba
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Maw-Maw Mouthful is a course in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. It is found in the Petal Isles. To access this course, Petal Isles Flying Battleship must be completed. Clearing this course unlocks Badge Challenge Boosting Spin Jump I and Muncher Fields. This course primarily features Maw-Maws. The difficulty is two stars, and the course houses two Wonder Seeds.

Layout

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The level contains several Maw-Maws that eat other enemies on their way, namely Goombas and Swirlypods, and attack the player. Under the Checkpoint Flag, to the left of a Lift with a Talking Flower on it, a handle can be found. Pulling it reveals the Wonder Flower, that transforms the player into a Goomba. The player has to advance to the Wonder Seed without getting eaten by Maw-Maws by hiding from them behind trees.

Hidden Character Blocks

• A Blue Toad Hidden Character Block can be found three blocks lower and six and a half of blocks to the left from the fourth ? Block of the stage. It contains a single flower coin.

10-flower coins

Image	Location
	Found on top of an arch, reachable by jumping on a Maw-Maw when its mouth is wide open.
	Found in a small path on spikes, reachable during the Wonder Effect as a Goomba.
	Found in a bonus area accessible via a pipe on a big platform. Two Brick Blocks must be broken to access the 10-flower coin, for example by throwing a Swirlypod shell to the Maw-Maw that will spit it out towards the blocks and break them.

Enemies

• Maw-Maw
• Swirlypod
• Goomba

Talking Flowers' quotes

• "Gah..." (after a Maw-Maw eats a Goomba)
  • "Glad I'm not a Goomba..."
• "Keep going!"
• "Well, hi there!"
  • "Watcha doing over here?"
  • "Wow!" (during the Wonder Effect)
  • "Don't let 'em see you!"
• "Feel like you're missing something?" (if the Wonder Flower is avoided)
  • "You're a brave one." (during the Wonder Effect)
  • "Such a courageous Goomba..." (after the Wonder Effect)
  • "So fearless. So bold."
• "I wonder what Goombas taste like..."
  • "Mmmyum."
  • "I've discovered a new species!" (during the Wonder Effect)
  • "Wonder what you taste like..."
  • "Hope that Goomba made it..." (after the Wonder Effect)

Gallery

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  The course's thumbnail

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  The course's Wonder Effect

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	なんでも食たべるぞアングリの並木なみき[?] Nandemo taberu zo Anguri no namiki	Eating anything, Maw-Maw Avenue
Chinese (simplified)	毫不挑食喔 大嘴怪的行道树[?] Háo bù tiāo shí ō Dà zuǐ guài de xíng dào shù	Definitely not a picky eater. Trees of Maw-Maw Avenue
Chinese (traditional)	毫不挑食喔 大嘴怪的行道樹[?] Háo bù tiāo shí ō Dà zuǐ guài de xíng dào shù	Definitely not a picky eater. Trees of Maw-Maw Avenue
Dutch	De onverzadigbare Maw-Maws[?]	The insatiable Maw-Maws
French	Buffet Salabafre[?]	Maw-Maw buffet
German	Nimmersatte Sagaaahs[?]	Gluttonous Maw-Maws
Portuguese (NOA)	As esganadas Gulartixas![?]	The starving Maw-Maws!
Portuguese (NOE)	Gulartixas esfomeadas![?]	Hungry Maw-Maws!
Russian	Нашествие жрамандр! Едят как не в себя![?] Nashestvie zhramandr! Yedyat kak ne v sebya!	Invasion of Maw-Maws! Eat like crazy!