Mystic Forest

Mystic Forest
Game	Mario vs. Donkey Kong
Level(s)	8
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Mystic Forest is the fifth main world that Mario chases Donkey Kong through in Mario vs. Donkey Kong. This world's theme is a forest one, and the world contains a number of gimmicks, as well as the wide variety of enemies that appear throughout the levels. This world introduces Direction Switches, Cannons, Bob-ombs and their usage in breaking blocks. Monchees, Kōmori, Katakata Yarihō, and Tane Pakkun also make an appearance in this world, and its plus counterpart is Mystic Forest Plus.

In the Nintendo Switch remake, it is now the seventh main world, being set after the new sixth world Slippery Summit. The color changes from cyan to orange to distinguish itself from Slippery Summit.

Levels

Level	Image	Summary
Level 5-1		A level that makes use of several conveyor belts and introduces Direction Switches
Level 5-2		A level with Hammers and introduces Katakata Yarihōs and Monchees
Level 5-3		A level that makes use of Direction Switches and introduces Bob-ombs
Level 5-4		A level that introduces Kōmori
Level 5-5		A level with various obstacles
Level 5-6		A level with several obstacles, Bob-ombs, and Cannons
Level 5-mm		The fifth Mini-Mario level where the player has to clear the way by using Bob-ombs
Level 5-DK		The fifth fight against Donkey Kong where the player has to throw Bob-ombs at him

Gallery

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  First part of Level 5-1

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  Second part of Level 5-1

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  First part of Level 5-2

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  First part of Level 5-2

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  Second part of Level 5-2

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  Second part of Level 5-2

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  First part of Level 5-3

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  Second part of Level 5-3

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  First part of Level 5-4

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  First part of Level 5-4

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  Second part of Level 5-4

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  Second part of Level 5-4

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  First part of Level 5-5

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  First part of Level 5-5

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  Second part of Level 5-5

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  Second part of Level 5-5

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  First part of Level 5-6

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  First part of Level 5-6

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  Second part of Level 5-6

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  Second part of Level 5-6

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  Level 5-MM

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  Level 5-MM

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  Level 5-DK

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  Victory picture after beating 5-DK

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  Victory picture after beating 5-DK (no text)

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Dutch	Wonderwoud[?]	Wonder Forest
French	Forêt Mystère[?]	Mystery Forest
German	Mysterienforst[?]	Mystery Forest
Italian	La foresta tenebrosa[?]	The dark forest
Spanish	Bosque Místico[?]	Mystic Forest