Rise of the Nasty Nep-Enuts

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Level
Rise of the Nasty Nep-Enuts
Rise of the Nasty Nep-Enuts.png
Level code 3-1
Game Yoshi's New Island
Music track STAGE_JUNGLE
Music sample
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Rise of the Nasty Nep-Enuts is the first level of World 3 found in Yoshi's New Island. It marks the first appearance of Ukikis and Nep-Enuts, the latter who exclusively appears in this level. This level is the second appearance of Metal Guys, where Yoshi can swallow them to create Metal Eggdozers to traverse underwater, and it introduces underwater enemies such as Cheep Cheeps, Preying Mantas, and Green Cheep Cheeps. This level's playable Yoshi is the Green Yoshi, and Submarine Yoshi is also introduced in this level.

Layout

Screenshot of Yoshi's New Island.

Yoshi starts the level in a jungle-like area. There are two platforms, and the ground below contains a Shy Guy and a hidden Winged Cloud that spawns stars. On top of the platform is an Egg Block and a Message Block that warns Yoshi about the level's Nep-Enuts, in which Yoshi encounters the level's first Nep-Enut. Past the Nep-Enut is a slippery platform, and then a tree with a Seedy Sally and an Egg Plant nearby. A second Nep-Enut appears, where Yoshi needs to temporarily force it down to traverse a large open space. Over the hill, two Seedy Sallies are on a vine, with a hidden Winged Cloud over a gap that gives an extra life.

In the next area, Yoshi needs to swallow a Metal Guys to sink into the water. After Yoshi clears a way, he can eat a Shy Guy to activate a nearby Winged Cloud, which spawns coins. If Yoshi navigates to a higher cliff on the left, there is an Egg Plant and two Winged Clouds; the Winged Cloud closest to the Egg Plant spawns platforms while the Winged Cloud right of it spawns stars. A second pipe that spawns Metal Guys can be found, where Yoshi can eat to travel an area underwater. After the underwater area, Yoshi can break the breakable blocks to use a Spring Ball, in which there is a platform above with a Shy Guy and some Red Coins. The end of the area has a Whirly Gate which transforms Yoshi into a submarine.

After completing a brief obstacle course, Yoshi reaches an area with an Eggplant, Checkpoint Ring, a Nep-Enut, and the Goal Ring. The area has some Yoshi Eggs that Yoshi can pick up. Yoshi can stand on certain trees to make coins appear, some of these coins are Red Coins. The Winged Cloud near the end of the stage spawns coins.

Smiley Flowers

  • Smiley Flower 1: Found right after the first Nep-Enut, on top of a tree.

    Smiley Flower 1: Found right after the first Nep-Enut, on top of a tree.

  • Smiley Flower 2: In a bonus room which can be accessed after the second Nep-Enut. Yoshi needs to swim underneath in a tunnel to access a door. Yoshi needs to jump on Spring Balls and collect the coins available to make it spawn.

    Smiley Flower 2: In a bonus room which can be accessed after the second Nep-Enut. Yoshi needs to swim underneath in a tunnel to access a door. Yoshi needs to jump on Spring Balls and collect the coins available to make it spawn.

  • Smiley Flower 3: Underwater where Yoshi needs to eat a Metal Guy that spawns out of a second pipe. If Yoshi aims to the left when he reaches an area with two sets of breakable blocks, he can break the blocks, collect coins, and collect the Smiley Flower with a single Metal Eggdozer.

    Smiley Flower 3: Underwater where Yoshi needs to eat a Metal Guy that spawns out of a second pipe. If Yoshi aims to the left when he reaches an area with two sets of breakable blocks, he can break the blocks, collect coins, and collect the Smiley Flower with a single Metal Eggdozer.

  • Smiley Flower 4: In the Submarine Yoshi segment where Yoshi needs to navigate down, destroy the blocks, and collect the Smiley Flower.

    Smiley Flower 4: In the Submarine Yoshi segment where Yoshi needs to navigate down, destroy the blocks, and collect the Smiley Flower.

  • Smiley Flower 5: In the last area on a tree below a row of trees.

    Smiley Flower 5: In the last area on a tree below a row of trees.

Enemies

Image Name Count
Shy Guy from Yoshi's New Island Shy Guy 3
Giant Nep-Enut from Yoshi's New Island Nep-Enut 3
Seedy Sally from Yoshi's New Island Ukiki (Seedy Sally) 4
A yellow Pokey from Yoshi's New Island Pokey 4a
Tap-Tap from Yoshi's New Island Tap-Tap 1
Metal Guy from Yoshi's New Island Metal Guy 2b
Cheep Cheep from Yoshi's New Island Cheep Cheep 5
Preying Mantas from Yoshi's New Island Preying Mantas 2
A Deep Cheep/Green Cheep Cheep acting as a Piscatory Pete from Yoshi's New Island Green Cheep Cheep 2

a - Each Pokey is spawned from a Seedy Sally.
b - Each Metal Guy is infinitely produced by one of two pipes.

Profiles

  • Message Block information: Giant Nep-Enuts won't give up after just one hit. Keep tossing eggs until they back down!

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ビッグウンババの住む 水辺[1]
Biggu Unbaba no Sumu Mizube 		Nep-Enut's Watery Domain
French (NOA) Barrage de Maxi Blop Aqua[?] Nep-Enut's Roadblock
French (NOE) Traque furieuse sur Huba Huba[?] Furious Hunt on Nep-Enut
German Argh, Riesen-Wasser-Blarggs![?] Argh, Nep-Enut!
Italian La marea dei Pos'Adoni[?] The tide of the Nep-Enut
Korean 거대짜자잔이 살고 있는 물가[?]
Geodaejjajajan'i Salgo Itneun Mulga 		The Watery Area Where Nep-Enut Lives
Russian Настырные нептуны[?]
Nastyrnye neptuny 		Persistent Nep-Enuts
Spanish (NOA) Nep-onuts en la ciénaga[?] Nep-Enuts in the Swamp
Spanish (NOE) Nep-Onut tropical[?] Tropical Nep-Enut

References

  1. ^ しゅーや (July 27, 2014). 【実況】コウノトリの尻拭い、ヨッシーNEWアイランドをツッコミ実況part3-1. YouTube (Japanese). Retrieved September 2, 2024.
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Yoshi's New Island levels
World 1 1-1: Little Eggs, Big Eggs • 1-2: Chomp Rock 'n' Roll • 1-3: Cave of the Nipper Plants • 1-4: Fort Bucket Booby Trap • 1-5: Heads Up, Hop Up • 1-6: Bouncy Beanstalk Walk • 1-7: Ground Pound Rebound • 1-8: Big Beanie's Castle • 1-S: Diagonal Valley Rally
World 2 2-1: Koopa Canyon • 2-2: Inside the Outside • 2-3: Seesaw Scramble • 2-4: Beware the Boo Brigade • 2-5: Lantern Ghost Grotto • 2-6: Gusty Glory • 2-7: Hidey-Hole Hooligans • 2-8: Count Fang's Castle • 2-S: All Aboard the Terrain Train
World 3 3-1: Rise of the Nasty Nep-Enuts • 3-2: Ukiki Jammin' • 3-3: Harry Hedgehog's Labyrinth • 3-4: Slime Drop Drama • 3-5: Don't Fear the Spear • 3-6: Ukiki Trouble in Clawdaddy Cove • 3-7: Lose the Lunge Fish • 3-8: King Clawdaddy's Sewer Castle • 3-S: Ride the Blarggwich
World 4 4-1: Hop 'n' Pop Till You Drop • 4-2: Underground Pokey Patrol • 4-3: Spin-Lift Drift • 4-4: Fort Key Calamity • 4-5: Metal Eggdozers on a Roll • 4-6: Chomp Shark Chase • 4-7: Flatbed Ferry Freefall • 4-8: Furious Fred de Fillet's Castle • 4-S: See Poochy Run!
World 5 5-1: Brave the Bumpty Blizzard • 5-2: Fine Feathered Friends or Foes? • 5-3: Ski Lift Leap • 5-4: Ready, Steady, Go! • 5-5: Cruise the Clouds • 5-6: Fire Watermelon Wonderland • 5-7: Eggstraordinary Terrain • 5-8: Punkey the Pokey Prince's Castle • 5-S: Snow Go Mountain
World 6 6-1: Chomp Rock Challenge • 6-2: Bandit Valley • 6-3: Gargantua Blargg Attacks! • 6-4: Spray Day Mayday • 6-5: Hotfoot Hurdle • 6-6: Pyro Guy Peak • 6-7: Crumble Rock Rumble • 6-8: Bowser's Castle Break-In • 6-World Bowser icon from Super Mario 3D World.: Make Way for King Bowser! • 6-S: Leapin' Lava Meltdown
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