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'''Lethal Lava Land''' is the seventh course in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', and later ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. As the name suggests, it is a course filled with [[Lava]]. There are many traps in the course compared to most previous levels. The primary enemies in the stage are the [[Bully|Bullies]]. The boss, in fact, is a [[Big Bully]] that [[Mario]] must push into lava. They exist in this stage as an annoyance to push Mario into the lava of the course. Unlike most other Mario games, the lava does not immediately defeat Mario; instead, it depletes Mario's health by three and sends him flying around. Fortunately, there are no bottomless pits to instantly kill Mario. | '''Lethal Lava Land''' is the seventh course in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', and later ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. As the name suggests, it is a course filled with [[Lava]]. There are many traps in the course compared to most previous levels. The primary enemies in the stage are the [[Bully|Bullies]]. The boss, in fact, is a [[Big Bully]] that [[Mario]] must push into lava. They exist in this stage as an annoyance to push Mario into the lava of the course. Unlike most other Mario games, the lava does not immediately defeat Mario; instead, it depletes Mario's health by three and sends him flying around. Fortunately, there are no bottomless pits to instantly kill Mario. | ||
Highlights of this stage include a sliding puzzle that forms a picture of Bowser, many tilting platforms which easily dip Mario into lava, and a rolling log along which Mario must run. In the DS version, [[Power Flower]]s can save [[Wario]] from taking damage in the lava in this stage. Instead, [[Metal Mario|Metal Wario]] gradually sinks into the lava as he walks along it, and must continuously jump to keep on the surface. | Highlights of this stage include a sliding puzzle that forms a picture of Bowser, many tilting platforms which easily dip Mario into lava, and a rolling log along which Mario must run. In the DS version, [[Power Flower]]s can save [[Wario]] from taking damage in the lava in this stage. Instead, [[Metal Mario|Metal Wario]] gradually sinks into the lava as he walks along it, and must continuously jump to keep on the surface, similar to parts of [[Shifting Sand Land]]. | ||
The entrance to Letal Lava Land is a painting of what appears to be a fireball with an eerie face, and is located in the basement of [[Princess Peach's Castle]]. | The entrance to Letal Lava Land is a painting of what appears to be a fireball with an eerie face, and is located in the basement of [[Princess Peach's Castle]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, November 2, 2008
Lethal Lava Land is the seventh course in Super Mario 64, and later Super Mario 64 DS. As the name suggests, it is a course filled with Lava. There are many traps in the course compared to most previous levels. The primary enemies in the stage are the Bullies. The boss, in fact, is a Big Bully that Mario must push into lava. They exist in this stage as an annoyance to push Mario into the lava of the course. Unlike most other Mario games, the lava does not immediately defeat Mario; instead, it depletes Mario's health by three and sends him flying around. Fortunately, there are no bottomless pits to instantly kill Mario.
Highlights of this stage include a sliding puzzle that forms a picture of Bowser, many tilting platforms which easily dip Mario into lava, and a rolling log along which Mario must run. In the DS version, Power Flowers can save Wario from taking damage in the lava in this stage. Instead, Metal Wario gradually sinks into the lava as he walks along it, and must continuously jump to keep on the surface, similar to parts of Shifting Sand Land.
The entrance to Letal Lava Land is a painting of what appears to be a fireball with an eerie face, and is located in the basement of Princess Peach's Castle.
Trivia
- A Blargg, in its Super Mario World appearance, was originally supposed to be in this level, or another lava-filled level. It was taken out for unknown reasons.
