E-Coin: Difference between revisions
From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
m (category-template) |
UltraMario (talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 8: | Line 8: | ||
*[[Super Leaf]] e-Coin: [[Doors o' Plenty]] | *[[Super Leaf]] e-Coin: [[Doors o' Plenty]] | ||
*[[Starman]] e-Coin: [[The ol' Switcheroo]] | *[[Starman]] e-Coin: [[The ol' Switcheroo]] | ||
*[[Toad]] e-Coin: | *[[Toad]] e-Coin: Chill Cavern | ||
*[[Mario]] e-Coin: | *[[Mario]] e-Coin: Clear Skies | ||
*[[Princess Peach]] e-Coin: | *[[Princess Peach]] e-Coin: Hammer Bros. Ship | ||
*[[Luigi]] e-Coin: | *[[Luigi]] e-Coin: Ropeland | ||
*[[Fire Flower]] e-Coin: | *[[Fire Flower]] e-Coin: Pipe Maze | ||
<br clear=all> | <br clear=all> | ||
Revision as of 18:58, January 6, 2011
File:E-Coins.PNG
The e-Coins of World-e.
e-Coins are rare types of coins found only in World-e of Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. Only three of the eleven levels that were released outside of Japan actually have their own e-Coin. e-Coins are fairly well hidden. Little is known about the e-Coins, except that each one is unique and features a different image on one side. The other side of an e-Coin has the letter "e" on it. Each e-Coin can only be collected once before going on display in World-e's castle. They appear to serve no purpose other than bragging rights.
e-Coins and Their Levels
Note: Only the first three coins are in levels that were released in America.
- Mushroom e-Coin: Vegetable Volley
- Super Leaf e-Coin: Doors o' Plenty
- Starman e-Coin: The ol' Switcheroo
- Toad e-Coin: Chill Cavern
- Mario e-Coin: Clear Skies
- Princess Peach e-Coin: Hammer Bros. Ship
- Luigi e-Coin: Ropeland
- Fire Flower e-Coin: Pipe Maze
