Mount Beanpole

Level
Mount Beanpole
Level code	World 1-3
World	World 1
Game	Super Mario 3D World Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Time limit	500 seconds
Music track	Super Bell Hill
Music sample
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The start of Mount Beanpole

Mount Beanpole, otherwise known as World 1-3, is the third course of World 1 in Super Mario 3D World and its Nintendo Switch port Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. The first part takes place on a mountainous grassy structure and the rest takes place in the sky with wooden bridges. It is unlocked by completing Chargin' Chuck Blockade and its own completion unlocks Plessie's Plunging Falls and Switch Scramble Circus.

Layout

The level starts in an area with a pair of Sprixies, each with binoculars, sitting in trees. A bridge up ahead leads to a group of Piranha Plants, a POW Block, and a Hidden Block with a 1-Up Mushroom. Further ahead, there are more POW Blocks can be used to expose a Warp Pipe. Next is a series of clouds that leads the player to a wooden bridge; atop the hill to the left is a Cloud Cannon that leads to a Super Star, while the hill to the right contains a 1-Up Mushroom on a blue platform. At the end of another bridge is a Mega Piranha Plant that acts as a "boss"; defeating it reveals a Warp Box that brings the player to the Goal Pole.

Collectibles

Green Stars

• Green Star 1: At the very beginning, the player simply has to climb the top of the tree to the left of where the player starts to collect the Green Star.
• Green Star 2: Near the middle of the mountain, there is a pipe hidden behind some Brick Blocks that can be destroyed with a nearby POW Block. The pipe leads players to a room with a P Switch. When all Blue Coins from said P Switch are collected, a Green Star appears.
• Green Star 3: To get to the final Green Star, players must climb near the top of the mountain to find a Cloud Cannon. At the end of the Coin Heaven, the player finds the Green Star.

Stamp

• The Stamp is between two walls in the beginning of the course. The player needs to wall jump to get it. The stamp is a Cat Goomba.

Luigi sighting

If the player uses a Sprixie's binoculars, an 8-bit Luigi can be seen in the shadow of a very tall tree. If the player climbs the mountain and reaches the hiding location of this Luigi, it will disappear.

Enemies

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  Cat Goombas

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  Piranha Plants

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  Mega Piranha Plant

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	てっぺんめざせ！ノッポ山[?] Teppen Mezase! Noppo Yama	Aim for the Top! Tall Mountain
Chinese (simplified)	目标顶点！笔直山[?] Mùbiāo Dǐngdiǎn! Bǐzhí Shān	Aim for the Top! Straight Up Mountain
Chinese (traditional)	目標頂點！筆直山[?] Mùbiāo Dǐngdiǎn! Bǐzhí Shān	Aim for the Top! Straight Up Mountain
Dutch	Kattenkop naar de top[?]	Cat's head to the top
German	Höhenrausch[?]	Mount Beanpole
Italian	Cima Montagnosa[?]	Mountainous Summit
Korean	정상 정복! 키다리 산[?] Jeongsang jeongbok! Kidari san	Conquer the Top! Tall Mountain
Portuguese	Subida ao monte altivo[?]	Climbing to the lofty mountain
Russian	К вершине горы[?] K vershine gory	To the mountain's peak
Spanish	Hacia la cima de la montaña[?]	To the Peak of the Mountain

Trivia

• Mount Beanpole is replicated in Super Nintendo World. The location is referred to on the park's maps by its English name, not the Japanese original.