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*{{World|6|fort}} 2 has several unique palette values associated with it in the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release; [[? Blocks]] have black question marks, [[Thwomp]]s have gray outlines, and [[Boom Boom]] uses a similar palette to the tan one reserved for vehicle stages, but with white details instead of the light tan ones. | *{{World|6|fort}} 2 has several unique palette values associated with it in the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release; [[? Blocks]] have black question marks, [[Thwomp]]s have gray outlines, and [[Boom Boom]] uses a similar palette to the tan one reserved for vehicle stages, but with white details instead of the light tan ones. | ||
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World 6- Fortress 2
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| Level code | World 6-Fortress 2 | ||
| World | Ice Land | ||
| Game | Super Mario Bros. 3 | ||
| Time limit | 300 seconds | ||
| Boss | Boom Boom | ||
| Music track | Fortress BGM | ||
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| << Directory of levels >> | |||
World 6-Fortress 2 is the second fortress in Ice Land from Super Mario Bros. 3, and the ninth level in the world overall.
Layout
This level is a very simple level made mostly from Ice Blocks. It starts with a sliding Thwomp, a Boo, and a ? Block with a Super Leaf. Next, there are three more sliding Thwomps before a second ? Block with another Super Leaf. Next, there a few Roto-Discs, three more sliding Thwomps, another Boo, and a Warp Door which takes Mario to the boss, Boom Boom.
Enemies
| Name | Count |
|---|---|
 Thwomp |
7 (horizontal) |
 Boo |
2 |
 Roto-Disc |
4 |
 Boom Boom |
1 (boss) |
Level statistics
- Power-ups: 2 (Super Mushroom or Super Leaf)
- 1-Up Mushrooms: 0
- Secret areas: 0
Gallery
Notes
- World 6-Fortress 2 has several unique palette values associated with it in the original Nintendo Entertainment System release; ? Blocks have black question marks, Thwomps have gray outlines, and Boom Boom uses a similar palette to the tan one reserved for vehicle stages, but with white details instead of the light tan ones.
