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==Overview==
==Overview==
[[File:MvDKTSE1-2mapWiiU.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Level map]]
[[File:MvDKTSE1-2mapWiiU.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Level map]]
The walls on both sides of the stage consist of Magnets that can be used for climbing. Separate Magnet platforms are also encountered. Sets of [[Red Girder]] Rivets allow the player to form connections between platforms and help the toys traverse gaps. All three Minis start at the bottom left and have to be guided further up to the [[Goal Door (Mario vs. Donkey Kong series)|Goal Door]] in order to clear the level.
The walls on both sides of the stage consist of Magnet Grounds that can be used for climbing. Separate Magnet Grounds are also encountered. Sets of [[Red Girder]] Rivets allow the player to form connections between platforms and help the toys traverse gaps. All three Minis start at the bottom left and have to be guided further up to the [[Goal Door (Mario vs. Donkey Kong series)|Goal Door]] in order to clear the level.


===M Coin===
===M Coin===
The [[M-Token|M Coin]] is found inside an alcove on the right Magnet wall. To reach it, the Minis have to be guided with Red Girders towards the coin.
The [[M-Token|M Coin]] is found inside an alcove on the right Magnet Ground wall. To reach it, the Minis have to be guided with Red Girders towards the coin.
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Latest revision as of 06:43, January 7, 2023

Level
Level E1-2
Level E1-2 of Orbiting Observatory
Level code E1-2
World Orbiting Observatory
Game Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars
Time limit 300 seconds
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Level E1-2 is the second course of Orbiting Observatory in Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. It introduces Magnet Switches, which can be tapped on to activate or deactivate Magnet Grounds.

The level features one Mini Mario and two Mini DKs, and is the first level in the game to feature the latter.

Overview[edit]

Map of Level E1-2
Level map

The walls on both sides of the stage consist of Magnet Grounds that can be used for climbing. Separate Magnet Grounds are also encountered. Sets of Red Girder Rivets allow the player to form connections between platforms and help the toys traverse gaps. All three Minis start at the bottom left and have to be guided further up to the Goal Door in order to clear the level.

M Coin[edit]

The M Coin is found inside an alcove on the right Magnet Ground wall. To reach it, the Minis have to be guided with Red Girders towards the coin.

High scores[edit]

Nintendo 3DS version[edit]

  • Bronze trophy: 6500 points
  • Silver trophy: 9500 points
  • Gold trophy: 15500 points

Wii U version[edit]

  • Bronze trophy: 6000 points
  • Silver trophy: 9000 points
  • Gold trophy: 15000 points

Statistics[edit]

Nintendo 3DS version[edit]

Wii U version[edit]

  • Red Girders: 11
  • Red Girder Rivets: 13
  • Magnet Switches: 2
  • Coins: 26
  • Large Coins: 1
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