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===World 5-2=== | ===World 5-2=== | ||
====Overview==== | ====Overview==== | ||
A dungeon-like level with Spinies and lava that is played from an overhead view, as a homage for the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series. | |||
====Star Medals==== | ====Star Medals==== | ||
*'''Star Medal 1:''' When the player reaches the room with the rotating Spikebar, they should take the south path to reach this first medal. | *'''Star Medal 1:''' When the player reaches the room with the rotating Spikebar, they should take the south path to reach this first medal. | ||
Revision as of 15:07, November 26, 2011
This article is under construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.
World 5 is the fifth world traveled to in Super Mario 3D Land. The setting of this world is desert in the sunset with small, yellowish-green cacti and large mountains. There is a small sandstorm occuring in the background. World 5 contains 6 levels and a Toad House.
Levels
World 5-1
Overview
A cliff area with Boomerang Bros. and Tail Thwomps.
Star Medals
- Star Medal 1: Upon entering the level, there will be several Pokeys near a ledge with unstable rock platforms above. Hopping on the ledge, the player should head left into a hidden Warp Pipe, which will take the player to the first Star Medal.
- Star Medal 2: The player should hop onto one of the Tail Thwomps at the top of the cliff to reach the Star Medal.
- Star Medal 3: While on the moving platform directly after the checkpoint, the player should acquire a Boomerang Flower from a nearby Boomerang Bro. After a while, the final Star Coin will appear and must be grabbed using the boomerang.
World 5-2
Overview
A dungeon-like level with Spinies and lava that is played from an overhead view, as a homage for the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series.
Star Medals
- Star Medal 1: When the player reaches the room with the rotating Spikebar, they should take the south path to reach this first medal.
- Star Medal 2: The player must have a Fire Flower in tow and head to the west path of the rotating Spikebar where the previous Star Medal was found. Lighting the four torches in this room will make a cage holding the Star Medal open, along with the "puzzle solved" sound effect from The Legend of Zelda series.
- Star Medal 3: Near the end of the level, there will be a long row of spiked cylinders. If the player makes it to the end, they can grab the final medal and exit the level.
World 5-3
Overview
A Sky level with many moving platforms and blocks with spikes. Flophoppers appear here.
Star Medals
- Star Medal 1: After passing the checkpoint, the first medal can be easily obtained by jumping over the block with the first swinging platform.
- Star Medal 2: Shortly after the swing platforms, the player should come to an area with Flophoppers and a pole. Climbing up to the top of the pole will take the player to a Rainbow Music Block. Jumpinh on the block will take the player to a Coin Heaven area that contains the second Star Medal.
- Star Medal 3: After taking the Rainbow Block, the player will find themselves on one final set of moving platforms. They should stay on the left platform while avoiding the hazards, as it will take them to the Star Medal.
World 5-4
Overview
An underground level with Monty Moles, Rocky Wrenches and Mega Moles. Also Warp Pipe cutouts are found here.
Star Medals
- Star Medal 1: Shortly after entering the level, the player will encounter a Monty Mole. After defeating the mole, the player should jump around trying to hit an invisible block, which will serve as a platform to reach the first medal.
- Star Medal 2: The player should encounter another Monty Mole shortly after the first medal. The pest should be disposed of quickly. Once it has been defeated, the player must wall jump to reach a small opening where the Star Medal lies.
- Star Medal 3: After passing the checkpoint, the player should fall down the hole. They should then come across three Mega Moles walking along a path. After defeating or avoiding these large moles, the player should roll under another small opening, coming upon yet another Mega Mole. Dropping down will make the player land on a small ledge, where the third medal lies beyond the small opening.
World 5-5
Overview
A sky level with platforms made of checkered grass and land. Clouds and Propeller Blocks are found here. In the background, there is a vast body of water with wind turbines.
Star Medals
- Star Medal 1: After going through a part of the level, the player will come across a Grand Tail Goomba. Nearby is the first medal, which requires a Propeller Block to obtain it.
- Star Medal 2: After the checkpoint, there will be a multitude of bouncy platforms. The first medal is located between two platforms and requires the Propeller Block in order to get it successfully.
- Star Medal 3: The third medal can be found on the way down to the flagpole.
World 5-Castle
Overview
Another castle level featuring Dry Bones, Lava Geysers, Draglets, Thwomps, Hammer Bros. and Rotating Cylinders where another False Bowser (a Magikoopa) is fought.
Star Medals
- Star Medal 1: The first medal is located on the second Thwomp near the middle of the level.
- Star Medal 2: Directly after the first medal, the second Star Medal can be obtained by jumping south of the moving platforms, while being wary of the lava.
- Star Medal 3: After passing the checkpoint, the player will be on another set of moving platforms. At the end, the third Medal can be nabbed by jumping right before the platform enter the lava.
