Double Cherry Spires

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Level
Double Cherry Spires
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
Level code Episode 2-15
World Episode 2
Game Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
Objective Collected the Gold Mushroom!
Target 52 seconds
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Double Cherry Spires is the 15th level of Episode 2 in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and its Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS ports of the same name.

Layout[edit]

The level is set in a palace at night, and, as the name implies, the player makes use of the Double Cherry by controlling two Toadettes to raise and lower the towers using the P Switches. The Power Star is located inside the center back tower, reachable by navigating the two Toadettes to a two-person Multi-Vator. (A Gold Mushroom can be found on the right side under a P Switch.)

Super Gems[edit]

Three Super Gems can be found throughout the level.

  • Super Gem 1: Can be obtained by pulling on a Pluck Patch hidden behind the left center tower; it can only be reached by raising it.
  • Super Gem 2: Floating outside the center tower; the player must pluck a Turnip from a nearby Pluck Patch to obtain it.
  • Super Gem 3: Behind the locked door; opened by a key below a tower on the right side which must be thrown to the left side.

Pixel Toad[edit]

The Pixel Toad is at the top of the central tower. The player has to climb the tower to focus the camera on him.

Luigi/Rosalina Sighting[edit]

  • 8-bit Luigi can be seen on the central spire when the Multi-Vator moves up.
  • A hidden 8-bit Rosalina can be seen walking around in the background of the course.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ダブルチェリーの見張り台[?]
Daburu Cherī no Mihari-dai
The Lookout of the Double Cherry
Dutch Paleis der dubbele kersen[?] Palace of the Double Cherries
French Tours de la double cerise[?] Towers of the Double Cherry
German Hoch hinaus mit Doppelkirschen[?] Going High with Double Cherries
Italian La torre della doppia ciliegia[?] Double Cherry Tower
Spanish El mirador de las duplicerezas[?] The Gazebo of the Double Cherries