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Playable characters from NSMB

Image	Name	Description
	Mario	Mario retains his conventional role in the Super Mario series as the game's main protagonist in his adventure to once again rescue Princess Peach from the clutches of Bowser and his son Bowser Jr. He is the default playable character in the Story Mode.
	Luigi	Luigi, Mario's brother, returns to the Super Mario series as a playable character. The method to play as Luigi is not revealed until the game's completion, but he can be played as at any time by pressing and holding + + on the file selection screen.

Non-playable characters from NSMB

Image	Name	Description
	Princess Peach	The damsel in distress, who was kidnapped by Bowser Jr.
	Toads	TBW
	Toadsworth	An ally who appears in Toad Houses.
	Dorrie	A large plesiosaur-like creature that the player can ride over poisoned water.
	Giant Wiggler	A giant Wiggler made up of many segments that the player can ride over pits.

Enemies from NSMB

The enemies listed in this table match those in the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia. The default order they are listed derives from the official guidebook with adjustments that ensure enemies are listed next to their immediate relatives. Some listed enemies – namely Super Piranha Plant, Mega Cheep-Cheep, Mega Deep-Cheep, and Big Whomp – are lumped with their smaller counterparts in the guidebook, but are recognized as distinct in the encyclopedia. The leaping Cheep-Cheep variant named トビプク (Tobipuku) in the guide is lumped with its underwater counterpart in the encyclopedia and this is followed suit here. The blue-shelled Koopa Troopa is not listed in either source.

Image	Name	Description	Levels		Pts.	New
			First	Last
	Goomba	Simplest enemy. Brown mushroom-like creature with feet. Can be defeated with anything.	World 1-1	World 8-6	200	—
	Paragoomba	This Goomba has wings. One stomp makes it lose its wings, and turns it into a Goomba. It can also be defeated with a fireball.	World 2-4		200	—
	Mini Goomba	This small Goomba works the same as its bigger cousins. Only appears in Mini Pipes, and is the only enemy Mini Mario can defeat them with one stomp. Other versions of Mario can defeat them by just touching them.	World 3-A	World 8-4	200	—
	Koopa Troopa (Green)	A basic form of Koopa. The green-shelled Koopa Troopas walk into bottomless pits. By stomping on it, it retreats into its shell. The shell can slide when kicked, and can also be used to defeat enemies or destroy bricks.	World 1-1	World 8-7	200	—
	Koopa Troopa (Red)	The red-shelled Koopa Troopa turns around when its reaches the edge of a platform.	World 1-1	World 8-7	200	—
	Koopa Troopa (Blue)	Ground pounding a Blue Koopa makes Mario gain his Shell power.	Ice		200	—
	Koopa Paratroopa (Green)	This Koopa Troopa has wings. It either flies back and forth or bounces all around. One stomp makes it lose its wings, and turns it into a Koopa Troopa. It can also be defeated by a fireball.	World 1-4	World 8-7	200	—
	Koopa Paratroopa (Red)	TBW	World 2-A	World 8-7	200	—
	Climbing Koopa (Green)	TBW	World 3-Tower		200	—
	Climbing Koopa (Red)	TBW	World 3-Tower		200	—
	Lakitu	Throws Spiny Eggs and has his own cloud. One stomp and it is defeated, and the cloud disappears. If defeated with a shell or fireball, the cloud stays, so Mario can take to the skies in it for a while.	World 2-2	World 6-A	1000	—
	Spiny Egg	Spike balls thrown by Lakitus, turning into Spinies upon landing. When a Spiny touches water, its turns back into a Spiny Egg, only returning to normal once the water recedes. Lakithunder's Spiny Eggs instead bounce around the arena.	World 2-1	World 7-Castle	200	—
	Spiny	These hatch from Spiny Eggs. Any stomp, even the Ground Pound, harms Mario. Also found on ceilings, and comes down when Mario passes, but can collide with other moving Spinies and knock each other out. If a Spiny falls upside down from a ceiling, they behave similarly to Koopa Troopas and Buzzy Beetles. Fireballs and the Super Star can defeat them.	World 2-1	World 8-6	200	—
	Buzzy Beetle	Just like Koopa Troopas, it retreats into its shell once stomped on. One difference is that it is not affected by fireballs.	World 5-C	World 6-Tower	200	—
	Spike Top	Buzzy Beetles with spikes on their shells which walk on walls. Hitting the block they are on defeats them.	World 5-2	World 8-Tower	200	—
	Dry Bones	One stomp, and it falls apart. It can reassemble, however. Invincible to fireballs.	World 1-Tower	World 8-Bowser's Castle	200	—
	Super Dry Bones	A big Dry Bones. Requires a Ground Pound to cause it to fall apart.	World 5-Castle	World 6-Tower	200	Template:Chart icon
	Hammer Bro	Koopa with headgear that throws hammers. It can be defeated by a stomp or fireball or hitting a block from below.	World 2-4	World 8	1000	—
	Fire Bro	A variation of the Hammer Bro that throws fireballs. A fireball or stomp or hitting a block from below defeats it.	World 8-7		1000	—
	Boomerang Bro	A variation of the Hammer Bro that throws boomerangs. Stomp, fireball, hitting a block from below or invincibility defeats it.	World 2-5	World 8-7	1000	—
	Sledge Bro	A large Hammer Bro that carries sledgehammers. When Mario does not jump, he can stun him. It can be defeated with a stomp, a fireball or a block from below.	World 8-7		1000	—
	Pokey	A cactus with a flower and face. Its segments can be destroyed with fireballs, and defeated when hit in the head.	World 2-1		200	—
	Piranha Plant	This plant comes out of pipes, but is also found on the ground trying to bite Mario. Throw fireballs or avoid it.	World 1-2	World 7-A	200	—
	Super Piranha Plant	A big Piranha Plant. It requires three fireballs to defeat, and gives up eight coins if killed with fireballs.	World 2-3	World 6-B	200	—
	Venus Fire Trap	A Piranha Plant that spits fireballs. Defeated with fireballs.	World 2-6	World 6-3	200	—
	Blockhopper	Imitates 1-3 bricks and a ? Block, stacked on each other. When Mario approaches, it comes to life and hops around. Easily distinguished by the fact that the ? does not turn. Mario can defeat it by ground pounding all the blocks down to the ? Block.	World 2-5		200	Template:Chart icon
	Cheep-Cheep	A swimming fish. It sometimes hops on land. On land it is defeated with a stomp, but underwater it must be hit with a fireball.	World 1-A	World 8-3	200	—
	Mega Cheep-Cheep	A bigger Cheep-Cheep that acts the same as the small form, Defeated with Fire Mario's fireballs.	World 3-1		200	—
	Deep-Cheep	A green Cheep-Cheep that follows Mario when it sees him. Use a fireball to defeat it.	World 6-5		200	Template:Chart icon
	Mega Deep-Cheep	A bigger Deep-Cheep that acts the same as the small form. Defeated with Fire Mario's fireballs.	World 6-5		200	Template:Chart icon
	Cheep-Chomp	A big, purple Cheep-Cheep. Approaches Mario to attempt to chomp him down.	World 3-1		200	—
	Spike Bass	A brown giant fish, with spikes all over. It jumps for some time, similar to Boss Bass. It can be defeated with a fireball, a Koopa Shell, a Starman, and a Mega Mushroom, but returns after a few seconds.	World 2-A	World 3-C	200	Template:Chart icon
	Skeeter	This bug skates on water and deploys bombs. One stomp or fireball defeats it, and its bombs can be obliterated with fireballs.	World 3-A	World 8-2	200	Template:Chart icon
	Sushi	Long sharks that are defeated by fireballs. They only appear in 1-A.	World 1-A		200	—
	Blooper	Swims in an irregular manner. Can be defeated by fireballs or invincibility.	World 3-3		200	—
	Blooper Nanny	Swims in an irregular manner, as Blooper Babies swim after it. Can be beat with a fireball or invincibility.	World 3-3		200	—
	Unagi	An eel that lives in gaps, and tries to bite Mario. Occasionally, they can be found swimming back and forth. They can be defeated with a Mega Mushroom or Starman.	World 4-3	World 8-3	200	—
	Mega Unagi	A bigger Unagi. Cannot be defeated, but can be swam through with a Mega Mushroom or Starman (except through the face, in which case Mario gets knocked back instead). In World 8-3, one chases Mario at the second half of the level.	World 4-3	World 8-3	Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon
	Whomp	Attempts to crush Mario when he gets close. Before it gets up, players should execute a Ground Pound on it, causing it to drop four coins.	World 3-Castle		200	—
	Big Whomp	Larger versions of normal Whomps that walk around instead of standing in the background. When they fall on the ground, the player can ground pound them to defeat them.	World 3-Castle		200	Template:Chart icon
	Thwomp	Tries to crush Mario when he gets close. It is defeated with a Blue Shell, Starman or a Mega Mushroom.	World 4-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle	200	—
	Super Thwomp	A big Thwomp. The only other difference is that Super Thwomp can crush through bricks and used blocks and stair blocks.	World 4-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle	200	—
	Flame Chomp	Spits a fireball that follows Mario, causing its tail, made of fireballs, to decrease in length. It self-destructs when it does not have any fireballs left, which can hurt Mario. Can be defeated with a stomp or a fireball.	World 7-1		200	—
	Podoboo	Lava balls that jump out of lava.	World 1-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle	Template:Chart icon	—
	Fire Snake	An eyed flame with a tail of smaller flames. It can hop on blocks and follow Mario.	World 2-5		200	—
	Boo	Facing it stops it. Looking away from it causes it to pursue Mario. It is vulnerable to Starmen and Blue Shells.	World 3-Ghost House	World 8-1	200	—
	Balloon Boo	Approaches Mario if his back is turned. When looked at, it stops to inhale air to grow. Shrinks to the normal size of a Boo when it attacks. A Starman, Blue Shell or Mega Mushroom can defeat Balloon Boos.	World 4-Ghost House		200	Template:Chart icon
	Broozer	Boxing ghoul-like monster. Can break bricks and other blocks that are normally indestructible. Mario can defeat it by jumping on it three times, or hitting it with a fireball.	World 5-Ghost House	World 5-C	200	Template:Chart icon
	Splunkin	Walking Jack-o'-lantern enemies. One stomp causes it to become angry and speed up; a second stomp destroys it. A fireball also defeats it.	World 3-Ghost House	World 8-1	200	Template:Chart icon
	Swoop	This bat hangs on ceilings. Flies at Mario when he approaches. Fireballs or a stomp defeats it.	World 2-3	World 5-2	200	—
	Moneybags	A hopping pest that at first looks like a coin. Stomp on it or hit it with a Fire Ball to get coins, and if it is jumped on or hit enough times, Mario gets a 1-Up Mushroom.	World 5-2	World 6-3	200	—
	Crowber	Swoops at high speeds at Mario. It is defeated with any attack.	World 8-1		200	Template:Chart icon
	Bob-omb	Legged bombs with eyes. Stomping/shooting on a Bob-omb makes it explode after a certain time.	World 4-5	World 7-5	200	—
	Kab-omb	A Bob-omb that lights and explodes when touched by volcanic debris or one of Fire Mario's fireballs. It can be defeated by stomping it.	World 8-8		200	Template:Chart icon
	Scuttlebug	This spider appears from upwards via its web. One stomp or fireball drops it off its string and defeats it. Also, some can detach from their strings and walk along the ground in World 8-4.	World 4-1	World 8-4	200	—
	Squiggler	A tiny Wiggler that comes out of pipes and crawls on walls. A stomp on the head defeats it, but only a ground pound gives up points.	World 7-A		200	Template:Chart icon
	Wiggler	Normally just walks slowly, but becomes angry and red when stomped on. Can only be defeated with a shell, Starman or Mega Mushroom.	World 4-4	World 7-3	200	—
	Amp	An electric enemy. Can be destroyed with a Mega Mushroom or Starman.	World 3-Tower	World 7-Castle	200	—
	Chain Chomp	It attacks Mario by moving its head and lunging. Mario must ground pound the post it is tied to three times to free it.	World 6-6		200	—
	Bullet Bill	It is launched by Bill Blasters and Bill Blaster Turrets. Mario must stomp on it to defeat it.	World 2-Castle	World 8-1	200	—
	Banzai Bill	An enormous Bullet Bill. Mario can jump on a Banzai Bill to defeat it, just like Bullet Bills.	World 7-5	World 8-1	200	—
	Snailicorn	Creature with a snail's shell, a horn, and feet. Invincible to stomps, but can be pushed off cliffs.	World 5-3	World 5-B	200	Template:Chart icon
	Snow Spike	The normal Spike does not appear, but this one does. Instead of Spiked Balls, it throws Snowballs. It can be defeated by a stomp or fireballs.	World 5-1		200	Template:Chart icon

Obstacles from NSMB

Image	Name	Description	Levels
			First	Last
	Ball 'N' Chain	Spiked Ball attached to a chain on a block. It spins around and cannot be destroyed.	World 7-Castle	World 7-Castle
	Banzai Bill Cannon	Giant launchers that shoot unending Banzai Bills.	World 7-5	World 8-1
	Bill Blaster	Fires endless amounts of Bullet Bills from either side. Can be destroyed with a Mega Mushroom.	World 2-Castle	World 8-1
	Bill Blaster Turret	Stacked Bill Blasters that rotate between firings. Can be destroyed with a Mega Mushroom.	World 6-1	World 7-5
	Burner	A rocket engine that blows long flames for several seconds before a break. They are indestructible. There are also shorter ones that never stop.	World 7-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle
	Fire Bar	A long stick of fireballs rotating around a block. The amount of fireballs vary, and there can be two bars in one block.	World 6-4	World 8-Bowser's Castle
	Giant Spiked Ball	Larger versions of Spiked Balls that destroy blocks, enemies, and even smaller Spiked Balls. Can only be destroyed with Mega Mario.	World 2-Castle	World 5-Tower
	Lava	Molten rock that causes the player to instantly lose a life if touched.	World 1-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle
	Moving rock	Stone platforms that move in set patterns and come in various sizes with some containing spikes. They can either help or hinder the player. Often found in towers.	TBD	TBD
	Poison	A liquid hazard that causes the player to instantly lose a life if touched, similar to lava.	World 4-1	World 6-3
	Quicksand	Sand that sinks the player if they fall in. Jumping repeatedly is required to escape.	World 2-1	World 6-A
	Skewer	Giant spiked pillars that shoot out at high speeds before retracting.	World 3-Castle	World 6-Tower
	Snow	Deep snow that causes the player to sink, reducing jump height.	World 5-1	World 5-1
	Snow branch	Snow that hangs on branches and falls once the player passes underneath. It traps them for a moment if it lands on them, and makes them vulnerable to enemies.	World 5-1	World 5-1
	Spike Ball	Ball with spikes that rolls along the floor, destroying almost everything in its way. They can be destroyed by Mega Mario, or their larger counterpart Giant Spiked Ball.	World 2-Castle	World 8-Tower
	Spike Trap	Pointy obstacles that damage the player if touched.	World 1-Tower	World 8-Bowser's Castle
	Volcanic debris	Lava rocks shot from a volcano. Can be destroyed with a Starman or Mega Mushroom.	World 8-8	World 8-8
	Whirlpool	A swirling vortex of water that can sink the player to the pit.	World 6-5	World 6-5

Bosses from NSMB

Image	Name	Description	Levels
			First	Last
	Bowser Jr.	Bowser Jr. is fought in all towers and in World 8-Bowser's Castle. Mario needs to jump on him three times. When he has his bandanna on his face, he hides in his shell when he gets close to Mario, so he needs to jump on the Green Shells he throws and throw them back at him, then jump on him, three times. A ground pound counts as two hits, or Mario can defeat him with nine fireballs, which do not stun him like jumping on him does.	World 1-Tower	World 8-Bowser's Castle
	Bowser	Mario needs to jump on the skull switch to send him falling down beneath the bridge into the lava.	World 1-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle
	Mummipokey	Mario needs to jump on this Pokey three times to go to World 3 or ground pound him three times with Mini Mario to go to World 4.	World 2-Castle
	Cheepskipper	Mario needs to jump on him three times when he jumps out of the water, while dodging his Cheep-Cheeps.	World 3-Castle
	Mega Goomba	Mario should hit the switch in hole in the middle, and ride up the platforms so he can ground pound the Mega Goomba three times.	World 4-Castle
	Petey Piranha	Mario should run around so that Petey tries to squish Mario. If he moves out of the way in time, Petey should slip and land on his back. Mario should then jump on Petey three times to go to World 6 or ground pound him three times with Mini Mario to get to World 7.	World 5-Castle
	Monty Tank	Mario should crouch in the corner, then jump on the Monty Mole's head when he stops firing Bullet Bills. Each time he is hit, his tank gets higher.	World 6-Castle
	Lakithunder	Mario should jump on him three times when he swoops down.	World 7-Castle
	Dry Bowser	Mario needs to jump on the skull switch to send him falling down beneath the bridge.	World 8-Castle

Items from NSMB

These are collectibles, pickups, and health-restoring objects.

Image	Name	Description
	Coin	Collecting 100 of these give Mario or Luigi an extra life. In Mario Vs. Luigi mode, collecting 8 coins gives Mario or Luigi an item.
	Hidden Coin	An outline of a coin that becomes a coin once Mario or Luigi passes through it.
	Red Coin	Collecting all 8 Red Coins that appear after passing through a Red Ring gives Mario a Super Mushroom, Fire Flower or 1-Up Mushroom, depending on what power-up Mario or Luigi is currently using.
	Blue Coin	Just like normal Coins, but appear by hitting a P Switch.
	Star Coin	Three of these are located in every course in hard-to-reach or hidden areas. They are used to remove Star Coin Signs and purchase different touch screen background skins.
	1-Up Mushroom	Gives Mario or Luigi an extra life.
	Koopa Shell	TBW
	Buzzy Shell	TBW
	Springboard	Bounces the player high into the air when jumped on.
	Key	TBW
	Big Star	A set number of these must be collected to win in Mario Vs. Luigi mode.

Power-ups from NSMB

Power-up	Form		Description
	Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon
N/A	Mario	Luigi	TBW
Super Mushroom	Super Mario	Super Luigi	Turns Small Mario or Small Luigi into Super Mario or Super Luigi, respectively.
Fire Flower	Fire Mario	Fire Luigi	Turns Mario or Luigi into Fire Mario or Fire Luigi, respectively.
Starman	Invincible Mario	Invincible Luigi	Turns Mario or Luigi into Invincible Mario or Invincible Luigi.
Mega Mushroom	Mega Mario	Mega Luigi	Turns Mario or Luigi into Mega Mario or Mega Luigi, respectively.
Mini Mushroom	Mini Mario	Mini Luigi	Turns Mario or Luigi into Mini Mario or Mini Luigi, respectively.
Blue Shell	Shell Mario	Shell Luigi	Turns Mario or Luigi into Shell Mario or Shell Luigi, respectively.

Objects from NSMB

Image	Name	Description
Blocks and containers
	? Block	Gives Mario or Luigi a coin or an item. (inc. Coin Block and Hidden Block)
	? Block (silk)	TBW
	Brick	When broken, this block releases a coin or an item.
	Donut Block	Falls if stood on too long.
	Dotted-Line Block	TBW
	Face block	Becomes a taller stack every time they are hit.
	Flying ? Block	? Blocks that fly around levels and give a coin or an item.
	Red Winged ? Block	The red ones fly between levels on the map and give better items when hit.
	Roulette Block	Gives a random item to Mario or Luigi.
	Snake Block	Travels along winding paths, but do not move anything on top of them directly. It falls quickly when it reaches its destination.
	Spiked ? Block	Gives the player a coin or an item when hit. The block spins, alternating between the spiked side and the safe side. The spiked side can damage the player.
	Spin Block	Lets Mario or Luigi perform a high, gliding Spin Jump.
	Stone Block	Can only be destroyed by Big Thwomps, Bob-ombs, Mega Mario, or Mega Luigi.
Trigger objects
	! Switch	Turns Dotted-Line Blocks into solid Red Blocks when pushed.
	? Switch	Changes something in the level when pushed.
	Manhole	A lid that prevents access. The only way to enter is to Ground-Pound.
	P Switch	Switches the positions of coins and bricks and spawns Blue Coins.
	Red Ring	Makes 8 Red Coins appear for a limited time.
	Red-and-yellow block	TBW
	Skull switch	Immediately defeats Bowser when pressed.
Pipes
	Cork	TBW
	Jet Pipe	Currents that push the player.
	Pipe	Can often be entered to warp elsewhere. (inc. Pipe Cannon)
	Small pipe	Can only be entered by Mini Mario and Mini Luigi.
Climbabale objects
	Chain-Link	A large fence that can be climbed on. Climbing Koopas can often be found climbing on them.
	Cliff	TBW
	Flip Panel	Sections of Chain-Links that can be punched to flip to the other side.
	Flip Panel (big)	TBW
	Pole	A climbable, yellow striped pole with a red base. Only one pole appears in the game, located in World 3-Castle near a group of Whomps.
	Pole (moving)	Yellow, striped ropes that move in a continuous pattern on Tracks. They can be grabbed by the player and swung back and forth with momentum.
	Rope	TBW
	Rope (strung)	TBW
	Rope (untied)	TBW
	Vine	Can be climbed, sometimes leading to bonuses. (inc. Vine Block)
	Vine (hanging)	TBW
Doorways
	Boss door	TBW
	Castle door	TBW
	Door	TBW
Platforms
	Barrel	TBW
	Bell-shaped contraption	Golden blocks in the shape of an "n" that activate once the player wall jumps.
	Conveyor Belt	Quickly moves anything on them.
	Crumbling ledge	TBW
	Drawbridge	Two yellow platforms that opens and closes.
	Flatbed Ferry	TBW
	Floating platform	TBW
	Floor (Mario Bros.)	TBW
	Gelatin	Encapsulates terrain and coins. Can be ground-pounded.
	Green platform	TBW
	Hanging platform	TBW
	Haunted Lift	TBW
	Haunted Stairs	TBW
	Hinged device	A striped platform that flips the player to the other side of a wall when stepped on.
	Lift	Floating, moving platforms. (inc. Flatbed Ferry)
	Log	TBW
	Moving Mushroom	TBW
	Mushroom Platform	TBW
	Mushroom Trampoline	TBW
	Paddle wheel	A paddle wheel-like device made of four small Lifts that move in a wheel on tracks.
	Paddle wheel (big)	TBW
	Rippling Floor	Ground that moves in waves.
	Rolling log	TBW
	Rotating platform	Platforms that rotate in a 90 degree axis. It comes in three different shapes: a triangle, a square, and a rectangle.
	Sand Dune	TBW
	Scale Lift	TBW
	Seesaw	A long platform that tilts left or right depending on where the player walks.
	Seesaw Shroom	TBW
	Sinking and Rising Mushrooms	Mushroom Platforms that act as elevators.
	Stretch Shroom	TBW
	Swing	TBW
	Unstable mushroom	TBW
Other objects
	Bumper	Giant bubbles that bounce the player away.
	Flipper	Wooden gates with red arrows, indicating which way they open to.
	Goal Pole	A flag post bearing a black flag with a white skull emblem. Must be touched by the player to complete the level. Only appears in levels with no bosses.
	Goal Pole (secret)	Similar to Goal Poles, but are well hidden, and act as secret exits for some levels. Instead of bearing black flags, secret Goal Poles' flags are red.
	Midway point	Marks each stage's checkpoint.
	Phantom Hand	Harmless, floating hands that point to secrets.
	Tornado	TBW

NSMBW

Playable characters from NSMBW

Name	Description
Mario	Mario returns from his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. as the game's main protagonist, with his goal being to save Princess Peach from Bowser's clutches. He is the default playable character, and is the only playable character in story mode.
Luigi	Luigi, Mario's brother, also returns from his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. as a playable character in this game, however, he can played only in multiplayer and Super Guide.
Yellow Toad and Blue Toad	Toads make their second playable role in the Super Mario series (the first being Toad in Super Mario Bros. 2) as two separate playable characters in this game, Yellow Toad and Blue Toad, who are exclusive to multiplayer.

Yoshis from NSMBW

Name		Description
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Yoshi	Yellow Yoshi	It is possible to ride on Yoshi as well. In addition to his usual ability to consume most enemies, he can retain many different objects in the game in his mouth, including hammers, fireballs, ice balls, shells, Toads, power-ups, and other players. Yoshi can also use his Flutter Jump, a move first introduced in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. Similar to in Super Mario World, Yoshi can eat five apples in a course to produce an egg with a power-up or 1-Up. Yoshi cannot be harmed by sharp objects and enemies such as Spinies and Piranha Plants as long as he lands on them. Yoshi(s) brought to the end of the course must be abandoned, and therefore there are only certain levels in which players can ride Yoshis. A species of dinosaur-like creatures that make their return to the Super Mario series in this game, and allow Mario and company to ride on them in a couple of levels. They can eat most things such as enemies and fruits, and can Flutter Jump. Green Yoshi is the default Yoshi color in single player, while Yellow, Light Blue, and Pink Yoshi are exclusive to multiplayer.
Light Blue Yoshi	Pink Yoshi

Non-playable characters from NSMBW

Name	Description	Locations
Princess Peach	Princess Peach retains her role from New Super Mario Bros. as being the damsel in distress. She was celebrating her birthday when Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings suddenly emerge from a birthday cake and kidnap her, forcing Mario and company to rescue her.	TBD
Toads	Allies that replace Toadsworth in this game and help the main protagonists throughout the story mode by hosting minigames in Toad Houses for players to collect extra lives and power-ups. They can also be rescued in levels and Enemy Courses for the same rewards.	TBD
Jumbo Ray	Harmless, large green variants of mantas that fly through the air in large arcs, allowing players to stand on them as long as they remain on-screen.	TBD

Enemies from NSMBW

The enemies listed in this table match those in the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia and Mario Portal Game Archive. The default order they are listed derives from their occurrence in-game with adjustments to ensure enemies are listed next to their immediate relatives. The Mega Deep-Cheep is lumped with its smaller counterpart in both sources, but it is recognized as distinct in the original New Super Mario Bros. and this is followed suit here.

The displayed English names appear in the Prima Games guidebook, the EnterPlay trading cards, and officially-licensed sources published before New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Several localization choices made are deviated from here: Fishbones are referred to as "Wet Bones" in the guidebook, Sledge Bros are erroneously referred to as "Sumo Bros," and all large-bodied Bullet Bills are referred to as "King Bills." Mechakoopas are referred to as "Windup Koopas" in the guidebook but are recognized under their original name on their trading card and this is followed in paratexts for succeeding games. Several enemies wholly new to the franchise did not have names published at the time of the game's release and are incorporated here in retrospect. These are Hefty Goomba, Scaredy Rat, Bull's-Eye Banzai, and Big Fuzzy.

Name	Description	Levels		Pts.	New
		First	Last
Goomba	Common enemies that walk in a single direction, turning when they encounter an obstacle. They can be defeated with a single stomp.	World 1-1	World 9-8	200	—
Paragoomba	Winged Goombas that hop as they walk and are capable of turning around to pursue the player. They turn into regular Goombas when stomped.	World 7-5	World 8-2	200	—
Hefty Goomba	A large, slow-moving Goomba that is the middling size of a Goomba, being smaller than a Giant Goomba but bigger than a regular Goomba. This enemy splits into two Goombas when jumped on.	World 1-Toad Balloon	World 8-2	200	Template:Chart icon
Giant Goomba	Large, slow-moving Goombas that split into two Hefty Goombas once stomped on.	World 1-Toad Balloon		200	—
Mini Goomba	Small Goombas that attach themselves to the player, weighing them down until they either perform a Spin Jump or walk for a few seconds. They hop about erratically and can turn to pursue the player.	World 5-4	World 7-5	200	—
Prickly Goomba	A Goomba that hides inside a spiked chestnut shell until it is hit with a fireball, upon which it jumps out and turns into a regular Goomba.	World 9-7		200	Template:Chart icon
Koopa Troopa (Green)	Turtle enemies that that walk in a single direction, turning when they encounter an obstacle. They temporarily retreat into their shells when stomped, which can then be kicked, picked up, or thrown. Green Koopa Troopas walk off ledges.	World 1-1	World 9-5	200	—
Koopa Troopa (Red)	Red Koopa Troopas turn around.	World 1-1	World 9-5	200	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Green)	Winged Koopa Troopas that either jump forward in high arcs or fly up and down or side to side in the air. They turn into regular Koopa Troopas when stomped.	World 1-4	World 9-3	200	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Red)	TBW	World 1-4	World 9-2	200	—
Climbing Koopa	Koopa Troopas that move either horizontally or vertically along fences, climbing to the other side once they reach an edge. They can be defeated by punching them from the opposite side of the fence they are climbing.	World 4-Castle		200	—
Dry Bones	Skeletal Koopa Troopas that briefly collapse when attacked before reassembling themselves. They turn at ledges, like Red Koopa Troopas.	World 1-Tower	World 8-Bowser's Castle	200	—
Big Dry Bones	Large variants of Dry Bones that are momentarily stunned when jumped on. They can be forced to collapse with a Ground Pound.	World 6-Castle	World 7-Castle	200	—
Hammer Bro	Enemies that throw hammers in arcs at the player and periodically jump between platforms.	World 1-3		1000	—
Boomerang Bro	Hammer Bro relatives that use damaging boomerangs, which return to them after being thrown.	World 2-1		1000	—
Fire Bro	Hammer Bro relatives that throw fireballs which bounce along the ground.	World 2-3	World 9-7	1000	—
Ice Bro	Hammer Bro relatives that throws ice balls at the ground, which can freeze the player and even other enemies.	World 3-2	World 3-Toad Balloon	1000	Template:Chart icon
Sledge Bro	Hammer Bro relatives that throw large hammers in arcs. They can also stun the player by generating earthquakes when they jump.	World 6-2	World 7-Castle	200	—
Lakitu	Cloud-riding enemies that throw Spiny Eggs at the player, stopping when there are four Spinies on-screen at once. If a player defeats a Lakitu, they can ride on its cloud until it disappears. Lakitus contained within square clouds throw coins for a short period of time before moving off screen.	World 2-5	World 7-Toad Balloon	1000	—
Spiny Egg	TBW	World 2-5	World 7-Toad Balloon	200	—
Spiny	Turtles with spiny shells that prevent the player from jumping on them. Some hatch from Spiny Eggs thrown by Lakitus. Like Buzzy Beetles, some are also found walking on ceilings and can drop down to attack the player when approached. These upside-down individuals can be stomped and used like other shells.	World 2-2	World 8-Tower	200	—
Spike Top	Buzzy Beetle variants that have spikes on their shells, preventing them from being jumped on. They can slowly climb around blocks and rock formations.	World 2-3		200	—
Buzzy Beetle	Shelled enemies that can be kicked, picked up, or thrown after being jumped on, and are impervious to fireballs. Some walk on ceilings and drop down to attack the player when approached.	World 6-3	World 8-Tower	200	—
Para-Beetle	A winged Buzzy Beetle that ascends when used as a platform and descends back to its original position when not ridden. They appear flying at various speeds. Jumping on eight Heavy Para-Beetles or Para-Beetles consecutively without touching the ground will cause a 1-Up Mushroom to fall from the sky.	World 7-6		Template:Chart icon	—
Heavy Para-Beetle	A Para-Beetle that descends when used as a platform and ascends back to its original position when not ridden. Jumping on eight Heavy Para-Beetles or Para-Beetles consecutively without touching the ground will cause a 1-Up Mushroom to fall from the sky.	World 7-6		Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon
Spike	Stationary green turtles that periodically pull spiked balls out of their mouths to throw at the player, which roll downwards from the ledges upon which they stand.	World 2-2		200	—
Stone Spike	A stationary Spike that throws stone rocks downwards periodically.	World 6-1	World 8-4	200	Template:Chart icon
Piranha Plant	Plants that either move in and out of Warp Pipes or lunge at the player from the ground. Warp-Pipe-dwelling Piranha Plant do not emerge if the player is nearby.	World 1-2	World 9-7	200	—
Super Piranha Plant	Large variants of Piranha Plant that lunge at the player from the ground.	World 2-5	World 6-3	200	—
Venus Fire Trap	Piranha Plants that aim at the player and shoot a single fireball. Some move in and out of Warp Pipes like normal Piranha Plants and hide when the player is nearby while others are grounded. A single Warp-Pipe-dwelling Venus Fire Trap in World 9-7 has the ability to shoot three fireballs in a row.	World 1-3	World 9-7	200	—
Piranha Flower	Large Venus Fire Traps that shoot big fireballs.	World 2-3		200	—
Stalking Piranha Plant	A Piranha Plant that paces back and forth and stretches its neck upward periodically.	World 5-1	World 6-3	200	Template:Chart icon
River Piranha Plant	A stationary, aquatic Piranha Plant that blows a green spiked seed up and down. They cannot regenerate their spiked ball if it is destroyed.	World 5-1		200	Template:Chart icon
Muncher	An invincible black plant that is exclusively found frozen within ice blocks. They can be thawed by fireballs, including those of other enemies.	World 9-7		Template:Chart icon	—
Cheep Cheep	Slow-moving fish that are either found swimming endlessly forward or back and forth. In World 4-2, they constantly jump from the water to attack player, leaving them vulnerable to being stomped.	World 1-4	World 8-4	200	—
Mega Cheep-Cheep	Big Cheep Cheeps that are either found swimming endlessly forward or back and forth, like their smaller counterparts.	World 1-4	World 6-6	200	—
Deep-Cheep	Fish that endlessly swim forward in a sine-wave-like pattern. They briefly give chase when approached, though stop once they move past the player.	World 1-4	World 8-4	200	—
Mega Deep-Cheep	Big Deep-Cheeps that retain the chasing behavior of their smaller counterparts.	World 1-4		200	—
Eep Cheep	A Cheep Cheep that swims endlessly forward in a school with other Eep Cheeps and swims out of the way of approaching players.	World 1-4		200	Template:Chart icon
Spiny Cheep Cheep	Fish that are normally found swimming back and forth, but speed up to chase the player when approached. They can only be frozen temporarily, after which they will gain an angry expression.	World 1-4	World 8-4	200	—
Cheep-Chomp	A large fish that, once approached, begins pursuing the player indefinitely, periodically lunging at the player in an attempt to eat them. When defeated, it drops three 1-Up Mushrooms.	World 4-4	World 9-2	200	—
Porcupuffer	An aggressive fish that moves along the surface of water bodies, following the player's horizontal position and occasionally leaping from the water to attack.	World 4-Toad Balloon	World 9-2	200	—
Wet Bones	Skeletal fish that swim back and forth, charging towards the player when approached. Their eyes faintly glow in the dark.	World 4-Castle	World 5-Ghost House	200	—
Clampy	Clams that open and close their mouths, which sometimes contain items. If a Clampy closes its mouth on the player, they take damage. If placed above a solid surface, they will sink.	World 1-4	World 4-1	Template:Chart icon	—
Urchin	Aquatic enemies that either float motionlessly or move back and forth in the water. They can only be frozen temporarily, after which they will sink, blocking currents they fall on top of.	World 1-4	World 4-3	200	—
Big Urchin	A gigantic Urchin that either floats motionlessly or moves back and forth in the water. It can be defeated only with a Star.	World 4-1	World 4-3	200	Template:Chart icon
Thwomp	Large rocks that fall when the player gets close before returning to their original position.	World 1-Castle	World 8-Tower	200	—
Big Thwomp	Large Thwomps that can break through stone tiles.	World 1-Castle		200	—
Fire Snake	Flames that jump in a high arc, chasing the player across Semisolid Platforms. They temporarily enlarge after every few hops.	World 2-3		200	—
Pokey	Cactus enemies that slide back and forth at varying speeds, becoming slower the taller they get. They are normally defeated when their head segment is destroyed.	World 2-5		200	—
Flame Chomp	Flying black spheres that chase the player. They carry four fireballs in tow, which they periodically spit at the player. Once they run out of fireballs, they begin to glow and pursue the player with increased speed before exploding.	World 2-6	World 9-6	200	—
Lava Bubble	Fireballs that jump out of lava at regular intervals. They are vulnerable to Ice Balls, like other fire-based enemies.	World 2-Castle	World 8-Bowser's Castle	200	—
Cooligan	A penguin enemy that slides on ice and snow and slows down when stomped, requiring another stomp to defeat. It continues to slide when frozen, allowing it to be used as a moving platform.	World 3-1	World 9-5	200	Template:Chart icon
Bullet Bill	Bullets that fly straight forward, moving out of the way when they make contact with one another. They are shot from Bill Blasters and Bill Blaster Turrets or appear from the edges of the screen.	World 3-2	World 7-4	200	—
Missile Bill	Bullet Bills that target the player after being shot.	World 9-3		200	—
Banzai Bill	Large Bullet Bills that fly straight forward, defeating regular Bullet Bills in their path. They are always found being shot from Banzai Bill Cannons.	World 7-Tower	World 7-4	200	—
Bull's-Eye Banzai	Banzai Bills that endlessly rise from the bottom of the screen and home in on the player’s vertical position before continuing forward once they reach the designated height.	World 9-3		200	Template:Chart icon
King Bill	An enormous, invincible Bullet Bill that charges from the edges of the screen, destroying blocks in its path.	World 9-8		200	Template:Chart icon
Boo	Ghosts that follow the player when their back is turned, but hide their faces when they look at them. They can only be defeated with a Star. They normally cannot be seen in the dark, though they produce a glowing trail when pursuing the player. In World 5-Ghost House, some Boos swirl together in circles. These ones do not shield their eyes when faced, and can be defeated with a Drill Spin.	World 3-Ghost House	World 7-Ghost House	200	—
Big Boo	Large Boos that retain the same behavior and properties as their smaller counterparts. Their large size allows them to obscure objects placed behind them.	World 3-Ghost House	World 7-Ghost House	200	—
Amp	Stationary, electric balls that shock the player upon contact.	World 3-Tower		200	—
Bob-omb	Bombs that ignite if they are jumped on or come into contact with fireballs, then explode shortly after. When ignited, they can be picked up and thrown to defeat other enemies. Some are found being shot from cannons while other are found locked in ice and require nearby explosions to detonate.	World 3-Castle	World 9-4	200	—
Parabomb	Parachuting Bob-ombs that descend from the sky, transforming into normal Bob-ombs once they land.	World 8-5		200	—
Huckit Crab	A crab that throws sand balls on loop, jumping backwards every time it does so. These balls can be jumped on and used as a temporary platform.	World 4-3		200	Template:Chart icon
Blooper	Squid-like enemies that move in an erratic pattern and follow the player. They are often found concealed behind foreground elements, emerging once the player draws near.	World 4-4	World 8-4	200	—
Blooper Nanny	Bloopers that have Blooper Babies swimming in a trail behind them. They normally chase the player like an ordinary Blooper, though they will occasionally pause and deploy their Blooper Babies before spawning a new set.	World 4-4		200	—
Scaredy Rat	An enemy that walks forward in a group. When one of the rats is jumped on, the rest panic and run around, calming back down once they encounter a calm rat.	World 4-Ghost House		200	Template:Chart icon
Mechakoopa	A mechanical version of Bowser found in Airship levels. After stomping on it, it becomes stunned and can be picked up and thrown to defeat other enemies before it wakes up.	World 4-Airship	World 8-Airship	200	—
Wiggler	Caterpillars that become agitated and move faster after being jumped on.	World 5-2		200	—
Big Wiggler	Large variants of Wigglers that can traverse poison and defeat enemies they run into. They do not become agitated when stomped and can be bounced off of like a spring.	World 5-2		Template:Chart icon	—
Swoop	Bats that hang onto the ceiling, then swoop towards the player when approached. In World 6-6 they have eyes that glow in the dark.	World 5-2	World 6-6	200	—
Bramball	A forest enemy that lurches between available platforms. It is mostly covered in spikes, with the head being the only safe part to jump on. It can also be forced to move if jumped into from below. Fast-moving individuals appear at the end of their respective level.	World 5-3		200	Template:Chart icon
Monty Mole	A mole that pops out of the ground and gives chase, bouncing off of other moles they come in contact with.	World 6-4	World 8-Tower	200	—
Rocky Wrench	Monty Moles that periodically pop out of holes in Airships to throw damaging wrenches at the player.	World 6-Airship		200	—
Chain Chomp	Enemies tied to posts that lunge at players at regular intervals. If their post is ground pounded three times, they are set free and can be used to break through blocks.	World 7-2		200	—
Big Chain Chomp	This Chain Chomp was enlarged by the Magikoopa before the second boss battle with him. It is fastened to a chariot that holds Iggy and is screwed to a track. The Big Chain Chomp lunges at Mario during the boss battle and drags Iggy with it. Hitting Iggy causes the Big Chain Chomp to become enraged and lung at Mario more quickly. Defeating the Koopaling causes the Big Chain Chomp to revert to its original size before disappearing.	World 5-Castle		200	—
Fuzzy	Enemies that follow tracks and hurt players upon contact. If they fall off a track, they will twirl in the air.	World 7-3	World 9-8	200	—
Big Fuzzy	A large Fuzzy that follows tracks and hurts players upon contact, like its smaller counterpart.	World 7-3	World 9-8	200	Template:Chart icon
Broozer	A boxing ghoul-like monster that clumsily charges towards the player's horizontal position, breaking through blocks in its path. The player can defeat it by jumping on it three times, or by hitting it with a fireball. It functions similarly to Chargin' Chucks in Super Mario World.	World 7-Ghost House		200	—
Crowber	Birds that circle above the player before swooping down to attack and leaving the screen.	World 7-Ghost House	World 8-5	200	—
Foo	A cloud enemy that blows temporary fog in order to obscure the player's view.	World 7-5		200	Template:Chart icon
Bulber	An aquatic enemy with a glowing esca that illuminates the dark immediately surrounding it. It swims forward endlessly.	World 8-4		200	Template:Chart icon
Jellybeam	An aquatic enemy that produces a beam of light that illuminates the dark below it. They periodically descend and widen their light beams, speeding up when the player approaches.	World 8-4		200	Template:Chart icon

Obstacles from NSMBW

Name	Description	Galaxies
		First	Last
Ball 'n' Chain	A large spiked ball attached to a rotating chain.	World 3-Tower	World 4-Castle
Banzai Bill Cannon	Cannons that shoot Banzai Bills. In World 7-Tower, they are hidden within the Tower's brickwork.	World 7-Tower	World 7-4
Bill Blaster	Cannons that shoot Bullet Bills and become inactive when the player is nearby. Some can extend up and down while others are stationary.	World 3-2	World 9-3
Bill Blaster Turret	Stacks of Bill Blasters that rotate and shoot Bullet Bills in alternating directions. They continue firing when the player is nearby.	World 6-1
Bowser's Flames	TBW	TBD	TBD
Burner	Mechanical obstacles that shoot streams of fire. Some spew fire constantly and can rotate while others spew fire periodically and are stationary.	World 4-Airship
Cannon	Cannons that shoot projectiles. Bob-ombs come out of rotating ones, while cannonballs are shot out of fixed ones.	World 4-Airship	World 8-Airship
Electric Current	Electrical barriers which shock the player or Bowser Jr. upon contact. In order to deal damage to Bowser Jr. during his second boss fight, he must be forced to make contact with the rails.	World 6-Airship
Fire Bar	A series of fireballs that spins in a circular motion around a block. They can vary in length and extend in one or two directions from the center of the block.	World 8-Tower	World 8-Bowser's Castle
Ghost Block	A ? Block that, when approached, glows purple, levitates, and charges at the player, breaking if it hits a floor or a platform. Unlike regular ? Blocks, their question marks are not animated.	World 7-Ghost House
Ghost Vase	A stand that, when approached, glows purple and throws itself at the player, breaking if it hits a floor or a platform.	World 3-Ghost House	World 4-Ghost House
Giant cannon	Horizontal, pipe-sized cannons shoot giant cannonballs.	World 8-Airship
Giant Skewer	Giant skewers appear in World 6-Tower and World 7-Castle	World 6-Tower	World 7-Castle
Giant Spiked Ball	Large spiked balls that roll along the ground.	World 8-2
Huge Icicle	Large Icicles that fall and act as platforms. If the ground beneath them disappears, they will fall a second time.	World 3-3	World 3-Castle
Icicle	Damaging icicles that appear in frozen levels. Some, which are darker in coloration, are stationary while others, which are lighter in coloration, fall when the player approaches before reforming.	World 3-3	World 3-Castle
Lava	Molten rock that can cause the player to instantly lose a life upon contact. In some levels, lava rises and falls like they tide, making certain portions of the levels accessible for brief periods of time.	World 1-Castle	World 9-6
Lava Geyser	Lava that rises up from pits periodically. Unlike normal lava, it does not cause the player to instantly lose a life upon contact.	World 8-1	World 9-6
Poison	A liquid hazard that can cause the player to instantly lose a life upon contact.	World 5-2	World 5-4
Poison fog	An enormous, red and black cloud that moves to the right very slowly. It instantly causes the player to lose a life upon contact.	World 8-1
Quartet-cannon	Rotating four-way cannons can shoot up to multiple cannonballs at a one, two if facing ordinal and three if facing cardinal. A giant one contains a Warp Pipe that can only be entered when it is pointed upwards.	World 8-Airship
Quicksand	Sand that slows the player down and causes them to sink when entered. Some pits containing quicksand lead the player to secret areas.	World 2-2	World 2-5
Rotating Burner	TBW	TBD	TBD
Sandstorm	TBW	TBD	TBD
Skewer	Spiked pillars that periodically extend.	World 4-Castle	World 7-Castle
Spell	Magic projectiles shot by the Koopalings (except Wendy and Lemmy) and Magikoopa. Some are rarely summoned offscreen in World 2-Tower (purple) and World 5-Castle (green). Magikoopa's projectiles can transform the sidescrolling blocks in his bossfight into random enemies and objects.	World 1-Tower	World 8-Tower
Spike Ball	Spike balls that roll along the ground, destroying blocks and defeating enemies in their path.	World 2-2	World 8-2
Spikes	Pointy, stationary obstacles that damage the player upon contact.	World 2-Tower	World 6-Castle
Volcanic debris	Rocks periodically ejected by volcanoes that slowly rain from the sky and break upon hitting a solid surface. They also destroy blocks they come into contact with. They appear in two sizes.	World 8-1	World 8-2

Bosses from NSMBW

The Koopalings return to the Super Mario series as the main antagonists in this game. They are fought in all of the Tower and Castle levels, with their magic wands being their main way of attack, and utilizing obstacles.

Name	Description	Levels
		First	Last
The Koopalings
Larry Koopa	The player needs to jump on Larry three times while dodging his magic blasts. In the second fight, he is on rising platforms that make it harder to gauge jumping.	World 1-Tower	World 1-Castle
Roy Koopa	The player needs to jump on Roy three times while jumping to avoid getting stunned. In the second fight, he hides in pipes.	World 2-Tower	World 2-Castle
Lemmy Koopa	The player needs to dodge Lemmy's balls and jump on him three times in both fights. In the second fight, the ball he is on is bigger, so the player has to jump higher.	World 3-Tower	World 3-Castle
Wendy O. Koopa	The player needs to jump on Wendy three times while avoiding rings, and in the second fight she should be avoided when the water is up.	World 4-Tower	World 4-Castle
Iggy Koopa	The player needs to jump on Iggy three times while dodging his fast magic blasts. The second fight is very different—a Big Chain Chomp pulls Iggy on a chariot.	World 5-Tower	World 5-Castle
Morton Koopa Jr.	The player needs to jump on Morton three times while dodging the pillars and jumping to avoid getting stunned. In the next fight, Morton causes columns to rise up using a Ground Pound, and the player instantly loses a life if it flattens them.	World 6-Tower	World 6-Castle
Ludwig von Koopa	The player should jump on Ludwig three times when he comes down from his flight. In the next fight, there are elevators, making the fight more convoluted. Ludwig is very skilled, using homing magic blasts and multiple magic blasts at the same time.	World 7-Tower	World 7-Castle
Other
Bowser Jr.	Bowser Jr. returns from his appearance in New Super Mario Bros., this time as a secondary antagonist in this game. Instead of fighting on his own, he uses his Koopa Clown Car in battles. He is the boss of Airship levels.	World 4-Airship	World 8-Airship
Magikoopa	Magikoopa appears as a secondary antagonist in this game. He mainly assists the villains in the beginning of their fights by using his magic wand to either transform the arena, or to enlarge obstacles and enemies. He is the boss of World 8's tower. The player needs to jump on Magikoopa three times while dodging many enemies and magic blasts.	World 8-Airship
Bowser	Bowser, like his son, returns from his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. as the main antagonist and final boss in this game. He is the second boss fought in World 8 and the final boss, where he is fought in two phases: the first phase is fought in the same manner as the original Super Mario Bros., and the second is a chase where Bowser is turned into a giant by Magikoopa.	World 8-Bowser's Castle

Items from NSMBW

These are collectibles, pickups, and health-restoring objects.

Name	Description	Name	Description
Coins	Common collectibles that are typically found floating in the air or concealed in blocks and are often used to indicate paths. They have a dedicated counter which grants every player, even those without lives, an extra life when it hits one hundred. In Coin Battle, they are used to determine the player's ranking.	Hidden Coins	An object that becomes a coin if a player touches it.
Red Coins	Coins that have the same value as regular coins though are only revealed during the effects of a Red Ring.	Blue Coins	Coins that have the same value as regular coins though are only revealed during the effects of a P Switch. An offscreen audience will clap for the player if they manage to collect every Blue Coin revealed by a given P Switch.
Star Coins	Three Star Coins are located in every course in hard-to-reach or hidden areas. They normally appear golden and appear grayed-out if previously collected. They are used to buy hint movies in World 1-Peach's Castle. If all the Star Coins in a world have been collected, that world's respective level in World 9 becomes unlocked. After every Star Coin has been collected, every Toad House becomes permanently accessible. In Coin Battle, they are worth ten coins.	Toad balloons	An item exclusively found in Enemy Courses in groups of eight. They must all be collected in order to clear the course, upon which all remaining enemies will vanish and a chest containing a captured Toad will appear.
Keys	TBW	1-Up Mushrooms	A mushroom that gives players an extra life. Like Super Mushrooms, they slide along the ground once released, turning at walls. They are often hidden within Invisible Blocks or placed in hard-to-reach areas.
Koopa Shells	Koopa Troopas temporarily retreat into their shells when stomped, which can then be kicked, picked up, or thrown.	Buzzy Shells	TBW
Springboards	A spring that players automatically bounce off of. If a player jumps the moment they land on a Trampoline, they can gain additional height. It can be picked up and carried around. Trampolines can be thrown further with a running start.	Barrels	TBW
POW Blocks	A block that, after being thrown and hitting the ground, causes a large tremor that defeats grounded enemies and dislodges floating coins and Star Coins.	Propeller Blocks	A block that can be carried, granting the carrier the abilities of the Propeller Mushroom. Like Glow Blocks, they can be thrown at enemies to defeat them, though they do not slide like carry-able Ice Blocks.
Glow Blocks	A block that illuminates the surrounding Dark and can be carried around. They can also be thrown at enemies to defeat them, though they do not slide like carry-able Ice Blocks. Glow Block continue to illuminate their surroundings even when held in a Yoshi's mouth.	Ice blocks	Ice Blocks can temporarily be created whenever players freeze an enemy with an ice ball. These blocks can be used as sliding weapons when thrown, breaking if they hit a surface with enough speed.
Yoshi's Eggs	An egg that is either released from a block, in which case the egg will hatch a Yoshi or Super Mushroom if every player has a Yoshi, or laid by a Yoshi after it eats five fruits, in which case the egg will hatch a 1-Up Mushroom, coins, or a power-up.	Fruits	A fruit which Yoshis can consume, even without needing to extend their tongues. After a Yoshi eats five fruit, it will lay an egg. Fruit are sometimes found growing on bushes and palm trees in the levels Yoshis appear in.

Power-ups from NSMBW

Power-up	Form		Description
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N/A	Small Mario	Small Luigi	TBW
	Small Yellow Toad	Small Blue Toad
Super Mushroom	Super Mario	Super Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Super form if they are in their Small or Mini form and otherwise only grants points. They slide along the ground once released, turning at walls. They are typically only released from blocks when a player in their Small or Mini form is present. In Coin Battle, they periodically float into the screen within bubbles.
	Super Yellow Toad	Super Blue Toad
Fire Flower	Fire Mario	Fire Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Fire form. They bob in place once released.
	Fire Yellow Toad	Fire Blue Toad
Super Star	Invincible Mario	Invincible Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Invincible form. They bounce around once released, turning at walls. Certain Stars can only be obtained from ? Blocks if the player is already in their Invincible form; otherwise, these ? Blocks will release coins instead.
	Invincible Yellow Toad	Invincible Blue Toad
Propeller Mushroom	Propeller Mario	Propeller Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Propeller form. Once released, they float towards the right in a sine wave pattern before flying away if uncollected.
	Propeller Yellow Toad	Propeller Blue Toad
Ice Flower	Ice Mario	Ice Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Ice form. They bob in place once released, like Fire Flowers. They are often found in Towers and Castles.
	Ice Yellow Toad	Ice Blue Toad
Penguin Suit	Penguin Mario	Penguin Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Penguin form. They slowly waddle about once released, turning at walls. They are primarily found in the Frozen World and Water World.
	Penguin Yellow Toad	Penguin Blue Toad
Mini Mushroom	Mini Mario	Mini Luigi	A power-up that transforms players into their Mini form. Like Super Mushrooms, they slide along the ground once released, turning at walls. They are very rare, though they always appear in levels where they are required to collect Star Coins.
	Mini Yellow Toad	Mini Blue Toad

Objects from NSMBW

Objects are interactable elements of the environment that cannot be picked up or collected by Mario. For objects that primarily function as obstructions or hazards, see above.

Name	Description
Blocks and containers
? Block	A block that is guaranteed to hold contents, typically coins or power-up but also occasionally other items and imprisoned Toads. Power-up-containing ? Blocks release as many power-ups as there are players present. (inc. Hidden Block)
? Block (floating)	TBW
? Block (railed)	TBW
Block (hint movies)	A block present in Peach's Castle that, when hit, opens up the hint movie selection window.
Brick	A block that may or may not hold contents. Empty bricks break when hit if the player is at least in their Super form. Bricks with contents behave like ? Blocks, though they will always release a single item regardless of how many players are present. (inc. Coin Block)
Crate	A wood box that can be broken by Ground Pounds, explosions, and thrown objects. They are often used to block paths, though they may contain helpful objects like coins and power-ups.
Donut Block	A semisolid platform that turns orange and begins to shudder if a player stands on it and falls if the player does not move out of the way. After having fallen, the block will shortly respawn in its original position. Players in their Mini form cannot make Donut Blocks fall.
Dotted-Line Block	An intangible block that transforms into a tangible Red Block after activating the Frozen World ! Switch.
Flying ? Block	A ? Block with wings that flies back and forth in a sine wave pattern. Hitting it removes its wings and ability to move, transforming it into a generic Empty Block.
Ice Block	Naturally-occurring Ice Blocks also appear in some levels and usually in clusters. These blocks are slippery platforms.
Jump Block	A block that players automatically bounce off of. If a player jumps the moment they land on a Jump Block, they can gain additional height. Unlike their Note Block predecessors, Jump Blocks never contain coins or items.
Roulette Block	A block that rapidly cycles through various items. When hit, the item currently displayed on the block is released. Like ? Blocks, Roulette Blocks release as many items as there are players present.
Stone Block	A stone block that can only be broken by explosions, enemy attacks, and certain obstacles. They are normally used to guard Star Coins.
Stretch Block	A semisolid platform that periodically alternates between moving vertically in one direction while contracting horizontally into one segment and moving vertically in the other direction while expanding horizontally into five segments.
Square cloud	A square cloud that, when hit, transforms into a coin-throwing Lakitu that temporarily remains on-screen.
Super Guide Block	A block that appears outside World 9 after the player dies eight times in a stage, regardless if they have visited another stage. When hit, Luigi automatically clears the stage. If is pressed, players can control Luigi. The block makes a doorbell-like sound. Once the block appears, save file stars permanently lose their shine.
Treasure chest	TBW
Trigger objects
! Switch	A pair of ! Switches can be found on the Frozen World map; the upper switch transforms all Dotted-Line Blocks into Red Blocks and the lower switch has the opposite effect. Another pair of ! Switches can be found in World 8-Bowser's Castle; the first acts like an axe and causes Bowser and the bridge he is standing on to drop into a pit.
? Switch	A switch with effects that vary between levels. These effects are either permanent or temporary. They may be found hidden in blocks.
Big ! Switch	The second one is much larger and causes Super Bowser to drop into a pit while draining the lava he is standing in.
P Switch	A switch that temporarily transforms empty bricks into coins and vice versa, in addition to revealing Blue Coins. They may be found hidden in blocks.
Red Ring	When a player touches a Red Ring, eight Red Coins temporarily appear. If all eight coins are collected before they disappear, all players in their Small or Super form will receive a power-up, which varies in between levels, while all players in any other form will receive a 1-Up Mushroom.
Screwtop	Metal platforms that the player can move in a set direction by spinning a nearby screw.
Pipes
Jet Pipe	TBW
Pipe	Pipes going through the ground that transport the player to new areas.
Pipe (quartet-cannon)	TBW
Pipe Cannon	Pipes that launch the player to another location or a hard to reach platform.
Small pipe	Mini variants of warp pipes that can be accessed with a Mini Mushroom.
Climbable objects
Chain	TBW
Chain-Link	Double-sided fences that the player can climb on and punch to defeat enemies on the opposite side. Some move along set paths.
Cliff	TBW
Fence wheel	TBW
Flip Panel	Fence gates that rotate when punched, flipping players and Climbing Koopas to the opposite Chain-Link side.
Flip Panel (big)	TBW
Ladder	A rope ladder used to climb atop and descend from bridges. Players get knocked off ladders when they sway in the wind.
Pole	TBW
Remote-Controlled Fence	A fence that the player can tilt left and right in a 180-degree arc by tilting the Wii Remote or by pressing and on the Shield Controller. It only reacts to a single player at a time, who must be holding on to the Remote-Controlled Fence, and is otherwise inactive.
Rocky wall	TBW
Rope	TBW
Vine	Climbable beanstalks that often lead to aerial sub areas. They are concealed within blocks, sometimes Invisible Blocks, which must be hit to make them emerge. They emerge upwards unless the block containing them is Ground Pounded, which causes them to grow downward. Hard Blocks block their growth.
Vine (hanging)	TBW
Platforms
Arrow lift	A lift that appears blue when idle but turns red when activated.
Bolt Lift	A set of nuts that are screwed onto a very long bolt that serve as platforms. The player must continually jump to avoid falling.
Bouncy Cloud	Cloud platforms that make the player and enemies bounce very high.
Circus ball	Bouncing balls that are summoned by Lemmy Koopa in his boss battles or appear as Castle obstacles. They can be bounced off of to reach higher areas.
Cog	TBW
Conveyor Belt	Moving platforms that carry the player from one place to another without them having to move at all.
Flatbed Ferry	TBW
Floating barrel	TBW
Half-circle rock	Rock platforms that wobble from left to right when the player stands towards one of its edges.
Hammer Pendulum	TBW
Hanging platform	TBW
Ice platform	Icy cylindrical platforms that float on water.
Ice Snake Block	A slippery type of Snake Block that follows a set path. Unlike other moving platforms, Ice Snake Blocks begin moving the moment a player steps on one without waiting for other players to catch up.
Iron Block	A heavy box that moves along and drops from Conveyor Belts. They are indestructible and crush players they fall on top of.
Large shell	TBW
Lift	TBW
Light Block	TBW
Limited Lift	A lift that the player can travel with a limited capacity of at least five enemies. It stops once the counter reaches 0.
Limited Lift (Remote-Control)	TBW
Paddle Platform	A paddle wheel-like platforms made of 4 smaller platforms that moves in a wheel on tracks.
Palm tree	Trees of varying heights that serve as platforms. Some bear fruit.
Pendulum Platform	Chained platforms that sway from side to side indefinitely.
Raft	A pair of lamps attached to a raft that the player can tilt to see in the dark by tilting the Wii Remote or by pressing and on the Shield Controller. It only reacts to a single player at a time, who must be standing on the raft, and is otherwise inactive.
Remote-Control Platform	A lift that the player can tilt and move on tracks by tilting the Wii Remote. It reacts only when a player is standing on it.
File:RollingLogNSMBW.png Rolling log	Cylindrical wooden platforms that, when stood on, roll over. The player must run along them or jump carefully to avoid falling off until they reach their destination on a set path.
Rotating square	A mushroom block that spins clockwise or counter clockwise.
Sand Geyser	Sand that periodically rises up from pits, acting as a temporary platform. Entities that make contact with the sides of a Sand Geyser are forced to the top.
Scale Lift	Scale-like platforms that the player lands on one platform, the parallel one rises. It will fall off if they stand on it for too long.
Screwtop Lift	A lift with a screw that the player can move in a set direction by spinning.
File:NSMBW SpinKinokoLift.png Screwtop Shroom	A rare Mushroom Platform that only appears in World 1-5. When spun on, it lowers another lift's height.
Slow falling platform	Bony lifts that are varied of length. It acts like Flimsy Lifts, but it falls slower.
Spine Coaster	Rideable creatures made of bone used to aid Mario and company to pass through lava pits.
Stretch Shroom	Mushroom Platforms that contract and extend at constant intervals, pulling anything and any player on the ends of the platforms to the center when they contract.
Swing	TBW
Switch-type Remote Control Lift	TBW
Tilt Lift	A lift that the player can tilt by tilting the Wii Remote. It reacts only when a player is standing on it.
Turning Floor	Continually moving objects that turn clockwise or counterclockwise, moving anything on them.
Unstable mushroom	TBW
Water Ball	A huge mass of water that floats in the air. Acts as if Mario and co. are in water. They are found only in World 7-2, along with Chain Chomps.
Yellow walkway	TBW
Other objects
False wall	TBW
Flower	A common environmental object that releases a coin when spun in front of. Six color variants appear thought the game; three appear in both Princess Peach's Kingdom and the Cloud World while the other three appear in the Jungle World.
Goal Pole	TBW
Goal Pole (secret)	TBW
Midway point	A flag that acts like a checkpoint and appears near the middle of most levels outside of World 9. It has Bowser's insignia, but if a player touches it, the insignia is replaced by the player's symbol. If that player is in his Small form, he transforms into his Super form.
Mist	Dense clouds that obscure the player's view and hide objects. They can be temporarily blown away through various means, such as Spin Jumping. Clouds generated by Foos appear slightly different from normal clouds and dissipate naturally.
Remote-Controlled Clown Car	A non-sentient variant of the Junior Clown Car that, when ridden, allows players to fly and bump into Bowser Jr. to battle him. Attempting to Spin Jump while riding a Remote-Controlled Clown Car will give the rider a speed boost instead.
Rising and Lowering Ceiling	TBW
Trick door	TBW

NSMB2

Playable characters from NSMB2

Name	Description
Mario	The main protagonist who sets out to save Princess Peach.
Luigi	The second player in Co-op mode and unlockable for Solo Play by holding + + on the file select screen after clearing World 6-Bowser Castle.

Non-playable characters from NSMB2

Name	Description	Locations
Princess Peach	The damsel-in-distress, who was kidnapped by Bowser's Koopalings in the Koopa Clown Car.	TBD
Toads	Toad appears in Toad Houses and gives Mario items.	TBD

Enemies from NSMB2

The enemies listed in this table match those in the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia. The default order they are listed derives from the official guidebook with adjustments that ensure enemies are listed next to their immediate relatives. The gold variants of listed enemies are lumped with their normal counterparts and the Big Chain Chomp is absent in the guidebook, but they are recognized as distinct in the encyclopedia.

Name	Description	Levels		Pts.	New
		First	Last
Goomba	Common enemies that can be defeated by jumping on them.	World 1-1	World Star-1	200	—
Gold Goomba	Golden Goombas that give extra coins when stomped.	World 1-4	World 5-3	200	Template:Chart icon
Goomba Tower	Stacks of Goombas that must be defeated individually.	World 1-1	World 6-2	200	—
Gold Goomba Tower	Stacks of Gold Goombas that must be jumped on one by one.	World 1-A		200	Template:Chart icon
Paragoomba	Winged Goombas that hop as they walk.	World 2-2	World Star-1	200	—
Gold Paragoomba	Gold Goombas with wings that jump as they walk.	World 2-2		200	Template:Chart icon
Mini Goomba	Small Goombas that weigh Mario down until he either attacks or walks for a few seconds.	World 4-1	World 6-2	200	—
Gold Mini Goomba	Small Gold Goombas that weigh Mario down.	World 4-1	World 5-3	200	Template:Chart icon
Bone Goomba	Goombas with skull helmets, identical to regular Goombas gameplay-wise.	World 1-Tower	World Flower-Castle	200	Template:Chart icon
Koopa Troopa (Green)	Turtle enemies that go into their shells when attacked, then can be picked up or thrown. Green Koopa Troopas walk off ledges.	World 1-1	World Star-5	200	—
Koopa Troopa (Red)	Red Koopa Troopas turn around.	World 1-1	World Star-5	200	—
Gold Koopa	Koopa Troopas with golden shells. When attacked, they go into their shells, which can be thrown to create coins.	World 1-4	World Star-5	200	Template:Chart icon
Koopa Paratroopa (Green)	Winged Koopa Troopas that either jump in high arcs or fly up and down in the air.	World 1-3	World Star-1	200	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Red)	TBW	World 1-3	World Star-1	200	—
Gold Koopa Paratroopa	Koopa Paratroopas that have a trail of coins following them.	World 1-4	World 5-A	200	Template:Chart icon
Climbing Koopa	Koopa Troopas that climb on both sides of fences.	World 5-Tower	World 5-Castle	200	—
Dry Bones	Skeleton Koopa Troopas that collapse when attacked, but later rebuild themselves.	World 1-Tower	World Star-Castle	200	—
Big Dry Bones	Larger versions of Dry Bones that appear in castle levels.	World 2-Tower	World 6-Bowser Castle	200	—
Hammer Bro	Enemies that throw hammers and jump.	World 2-2		1000	—
Boomerang Bro	Hammer Bros that use boomerangs, which return to them after being thrown.	World 2-2	World Mushroom-Warp Cannon	1000	—
Fire Bro	Hammer Bros that throw fireballs.	World 6-3		1000	—
Gold Bro	A variant of Hammer Bro that throws coins.	World 2-2	World 6-3	1000	Template:Chart icon
Sledge Bro	Hammer Bro variants that stun Mario after they jump.	World 2-2		200	—
Buzzy Beetle	Shelled enemies that can be kicked or thrown after being jumped on, and can walk on ceilings.	World 2-3	World 6-1	200	—
Spike Top	Buzzy Beetle variants that have spikes on their shells, preventing them from being jumped on.	World 2-3	World 6-1	200	—
Lakitu	Enemies that throw Spiny Eggs. If Mario defeats a Lakitu, he can ride on its cloud until it disappears.	World 5-2	World Star-5	1000	—
Gold Lakitu	Lakitus with yellow shells riding in golden clouds, who throw coins.	World 5-2	World Star-5	1000	Template:Chart icon
Spiny	Enemies that hatch from Spiny Eggs and cannot be jumped on.	World 2-4	World Star-5	200	—
Spiny Egg	Eggs thrown by Lakitu that hatch into Spinies when they hit the ground.	World 5-2	World Star-5	200	—
Piranha Plant	Plants that move in and out of Warp Pipes.	World 1-2	World 6-2	200	—
Gold Piranha Plant	Gold versions of Piranha Plants that come out of pipes. When defeated, their pipe shoots coins into the air.	World 1-A	World 6-2	200	Template:Chart icon
Big Piranha Plant	Big Piranha Plants that appear outside of pipes, thrashing towards Mario.	World 1-A	World 5-6	200	—
Gold Big Piranha Plant	A larger variant of Gold Piranha Plants.	World 1-A		200	Template:Chart icon
Fire Piranha Plant	Piranha Plants that aim at Mario and shoot fireballs.	World 5-6	World 6-2	200	—
Big Fire Piranha	Large Venus Fire Traps that shoot big fireballs.	World 5-6		200	—
Bone Piranha Plant	Skeletal Piranha Plants that are immune to fire. The player can defeat them by attacking them with Raccoon Mario's tail.	World 1-Tower	World 5-Castle	200	Template:Chart icon
Big Bone Piranha Plant	Larger versions of Bone Piranha Plants. They appear in castles and fortresses and thrash towards Mario.	World Mushroom-Castle	World 5-Castle	200	Template:Chart icon
Cheep Cheep	Fish that are found swimming aimlessly in underwater levels.	World 1-5	World 4-5	200	—
Gold Cheep Cheep	Gold-colored Cheep Cheeps that jump out of water with coins behind them.	World 3-1		200	Template:Chart icon
Big Cheep Cheep	Big Cheep Cheeps that are found in underwater levels.	World 1-5	World 3-B	200	—
Deep Cheep	Fish that chase Mario as they swim.	World Mushroom-2		200	—
Big Deep Cheep	Big Deep Cheeps that chase after Mario.	World Mushroom-2	World Mushroom-2	200	—
Spiny Cheep Cheep	Fast-swimming fish that chase Mario.	World 1-5	World 3-2	200	—
Cheep Chomp	Large fish that attempt to eat Mario.	World 1-5	World 4-5	200	—
Porcupuffer	Fish that jump out of the water and follow Mario.	World Flower-2	World Star-4	200	—
Fishbones	Skeletal fish that charge towards Mario.	World 3-Tower	World Star-6	200	—
Urchin	Stationary enemies that appear in underwater levels.	World Mushroom-2	World 3-A	200	—
Small Urchin	Stationary underwater enemies that can be defeated with the Fire Flower, Super Leaf, Gold Flower, or Super Star.	World 3-2	World 3-A	200	—
Blooper	Underwater enemies that move in an erratic pattern and follow Mario.	World 3-5		200	—
Blooper Nanny	Bloopers that have Blooper Babies swimming in a trail behind them.	World 3-5		200	—
Thwomp	Large rocks that fall when Mario gets close.	World 1-Castle	World Mushroom-Castle	200	—
Big Thwomp	Large Thwomps that can break through stone tiles.	World 1-Castle	World Mushroom-Castle	200	—
Whomp	Walking Thwomp variants that fall face-first.	World Mushroom-Castle	World Star-3	200	—
Big Whomp	Big Whomps that may reveal objects behind them after they fall.	World Mushroom-Castle	World Star-3	200	—
Boo	Ghosts that follow Mario when his back is turned, but hide their face when he looks at them.	World 2-Ghost House	World 6-4	200	—
Gold Boo	Boo variants that leave a trail of coins behind as they move.	World Mushroom-Ghost House	World 6-Ghost House	200	Template:Chart icon
Big Boo	Bigger variants of Boos that have the same behavior.	World Mushroom-Ghost House	World 6-Ghost House	200	—
Gold Big Boo	Large Boos that go in the opposite direction of Mario, leaving coins behind them.	World Mushroom-Ghost House	World 6-Ghost House	200	Template:Chart icon
Boohemoth	A gigantic Boo who chases Mario in certain Ghost House levels.	World 2-Ghost House	World Flower-Ghost House	Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon
Peepa	Ghosts that move in circles and sometimes carry platforms.	World 2-Ghost House	World Star-3	200	—
Bob-omb	Bombs that ignite if they are jumped on or have a fireball thrown at them, then explode shortly after.	World 2-B	World 6-2	200	—
Para-bomb	Parachuting Bob-ombs that are sometimes shot out of cannons.	World 2-B	World 6-2	200	—
Pokey	Cactus enemies that appear in desert levels and move slowly.	World 2-3	World 2-B	200	—
Fuzzy	Enemies that follow tracks and hurt Mario upon contact.	World 2-A	World 4-C	200	—
Big Fuzzy	Larger variants of Fuzzies.	World 4-C		200	—
Fire Snake	Flames that jump in a high arc.	World 2-4	World Star-7	200	—
Chain Chomp	Enemies tied to posts that lunge at Mario. If Mario ground pounds their post, they are set free.	World 2-5	World Mushroom-B	200	—
Big Chain Chomp	TBW	World 2-Castle		None	—
Crowber	Birds that swoop towards Mario.	World Mushroom-Warp Cannon	World 6-4	200	—
Bullet Bill	Bullets that fly straight forward and are shot from Bill Blasters and Bill Blaster Turrets.	World 3-B	World 6-B	200	—
Gold Bullet Bill	Golden Bullet Bills that leave trails of coins behind them.	World 5-5	World 6-B	200	—
Banzai Bill	Large Bullet Bills that fly straight forward.	World 5-5	World 6-B	200	—
Gold Banzai Bill	Golden-colored Banzai Bills that fly forward, leaving behind a trail of coins.	World 6-B		200	Template:Chart icon
Wiggler	Caterpillars that move faster after being jumped on.	World 3-Warp Cannon	World 3-4	200	—
Swoop	Bats that hang onto the ceiling, then swoop towards Mario.	World 5-Ghost House		200	—
Lava Bubble	Fireballs that jump out of lava.	World 1-Castle	World Star-7	200	—
Scuttlebug	Spiders that hang down from webs and can be defeated by jumping on them.	World 3-3	World Flower-2	200	—
Grinder	Buzzsaws that move along tracks.	World 3-Castle	World Star-Castle	200	—
Amp	Electric balls that shock Mario upon contact.	World 4-B	World Flower-Warp Cannon	200	—
Flame Chomp	Black spheres that spit fireballs at Mario.	World 6-B		200	—
Coin Coffer	Enemies that cough out coins when attacked.	World Star-1	World Star-7	200	—

Bosses from NSMB2

Name	Description	Levels
		First	Last
The Koopalings
Roy Koopa	Roy's strategy is charging at the player, eventually ramming into a wall and being temporarily stunned (at which point he is vulnerable), as well as spinning in his shell and casting magic attacks. His room becomes increasingly narrower during battle. He takes three hits to defeat.	World 1-Castle
Iggy Koopa	Like in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Iggy rides a Big Chain Chomp carriage, which transports him around the arena. Mario has to avoid both the Chain Chomp's lunges and Iggy's magic attacks. He takes three hits to defeat.	World 2-Castle
Larry Koopa	Larry's attacks include jumping and shooting magic balls that bounce diagonally. His room has four shifting walls protuding from the floor and ceiling. He takes three hits to defeat.	World Mushroom-Castle
Wendy O. Koopa	Like in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Wendy's battle takes place in a flooded room. Mario must wait for the water to be drained so he can stomp Wendy, while avoiding Cheep Cheeps and bouncing magic rings. She takes three hits to defeat.	World 3-Castle
Morton Koopa Jr.	Morton attacks the player with spiked balls he creates from his wand, as well as shell attacks. He takes three hits to defeat.	World 4-Castle
Lemmy Koopa	Lemmy's battle takes place on a conveyor belt. He rides a circus ball and creates miniature ones with his magic, which bounce down the belt and can push Mario off. He takes three hits to defeat.	World Flower-Castle
Ludwig von Koopa	Mario or Luigi must use the five gray Pipe Cannons on the floor to blast against Ludwig, causing him to fall onto the floor, dizzy and vulnerable to attacks. He takes three hits to defeat.	World 5-Castle
Other
Reznor	Reznors originate from Super Mario World and are fought as mini-bosses in every main world, standing on top of Rectangular Coin Blocks above a collapsing bridge. The basic way of defeating them is to hit the blocks under their feet.	World 1-Tower	World 6-Tower
Bowser	Mario or Luigi must jump on the ! Switch to send Bowser falling down beneath the bridge into the lava. After that, the Koopalings enlarge him, and Mario or Luigi must go onto the roof and hit a massive ! Switch to defeat him. The latter part does not occur in the Gold Classics Pack.	World 6-Bowser Castle
Dry Bowser	Dry Bowser is fought in much the same way as Bowser, though Dry Bowser moves faster, breathes blue fireballs instead of orange ones, throws bones instead of sledgehammers, and is immune to fireballs, while the platforms in the second phase are also smaller. Mario or Luigi must jump on a ! Switch for Dry Bowser to fall off the bridge into the lava. The Koopalings then enlarge Dry Bowser, and Mario or Luigi must go onto the roof and hit a massive ! Switch to defeat Dry Bowser.	World 6-Castle

NSMBU

Playable characters from NSMBU

Name	Description
Mario	Mario returns from his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. as the game's main protagonist, with his goal being to save Princess Peach from Bowser's clutches. He is the default playable character, and is the only playable character in story mode.
Luigi	Luigi, Mario's brother, also returns from his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. as a playable character in this game, however, he can played only in multiplayer and Super Guide.
Yellow Toad and Blue Toad	Toads make their second playable role in the Super Mario series (the first being Toad in Super Mario Bros. 2) as two separate playable characters in this game, Yellow Toad and Blue Toad, who are exclusive to multiplayer.
Miis	TBW

Yoshis from NSMBU

New Super Mario Bros. U features the return of Baby Yoshis, having been absent from the Super Mario series since their debut in Super Mario World. The game features three differently-colored Baby Yoshis, each one with a special ability. They differ from the adult Green Yoshi in terms of gameplay. Being babies, they cannot be ridden, so characters must carry them throughout the levels. Baby Yoshis also instantly eat almost any enemy that is in front of them. Unlike in Super Mario World, however, Baby Yoshis no longer grow into adults after eating several enemies, instead remaining as babies. Two types of Baby Yoshis found on the overworld can be taken into any course, with the exception of Fortresses, Airships, and Castles.

Name	Description	Locations
Yoshi	Green Yoshis make a return, acting like in New Super Mario Bros Wii. Green is the only color available for Yoshis that the players ride on, unlike New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Yoshi now has a meter that tracks how many fruits he eats, instead of showing a number each time he eats one. As usual, eating 5 makes him lay an egg containing an item. Like in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Yoshi cannot leave the courses that he appears in.	Yoshi Hill, (and other levels that do not seem to be explicitly outlined anywhere)
Balloon Baby Yoshis	Magenta Baby Yoshis that expand like balloons and gently float in the air. These Baby Yoshis are similar to the Blimp Yoshi power-up, found in Super Mario Galaxy 2. They first appear on the Acorn Plains map area. Additionally, up to 4 players can grab onto one Baby Yoshi, by grabbing their legs. This slows the player down though.	Acorn Plains, Sparkling Waters
Glowing Baby Yoshis	Yellow Baby Yoshis that light up dark areas and can stun enemies with their light attack. These Baby Yoshis act similar to the Light Blocks, found in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, and also Bulb Yoshi from Super Mario Galaxy 2. Unlike the other two Baby Yoshis, the Glowing Baby Yoshis are not found on the world map and are only found in courses such as Perilous Pokey Cave. Instead of following the characters throughout the courses, they give an extra life when reach the end of the levels that they appear in.	Fire Snake Cavern, Which-Way Labyrinth
Bubble Baby Yoshis	Blue Baby Yoshis that blow bubbles from their mouths. Enemies caught in these bubbles will turn into 3 Coins, a power-up, or a 1-Up Mushroom. These bubbles can also be used as miniature platforms. They first appear on the Frosted Glacier map area.	Frosted Glacier, Rock-Candy Mines

Non-playable characters in NSMBU

Name	Description	Locations
Princess Peach	TBW	The Final Battle
Toads	Toads appear throughout the game in Toad Houses, at the end of the level when the player catches Nabbit, and past the end-of-level castles to give Mario a power-up if they complete a stage with the last two digits of the Time Limit being the same.	Toad Houses, Acorn Plains Way, Lemmy's Swingback Castle, Blooming Lakitus, Morton's Compactor Castle, Urchin Shoals, Larry's Torpedo Castle, Prickly Goombas!, Wendy's Shifting Castle, Jungle of the Giants, Iggy's Volcanic Castle, Walking Piranha Plants!, Roy's Conveyor Castle, Seesaw Shrooms, Ludwig's Clockwork Castle, The Final Battle
Nabbit	A character that steals items from the map and must be defeated to retrieve the items.	Acorn Plains Way, Blooming Lakitus, Urchin Shoals, Prickly Goombas!, Jungle of the Giants, Walking Piranha Plants!, Seesaw Shrooms

Enemies in NSMBU

The enemies listed in this table match those in the companion Prima Games guidebook, the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia, and Mario Portal Game Archive. The default order they are listed derives from their occurrence in-game with adjustments to ensure enemies are listed next to their immediate relatives. The blue Dragoneel is only recognized in the guidebook and is unmentioned in the other two sources, but it is listed here in recognition of its mechanical and physiological distinctiveness from the red one.

Name	Description	Levels		Pts.	Exc.	New
		First	Last
Goomba	Common enemies that can be defeated by jumping on them. Some Goombas in Skyward Stalk float on balloons.	Acorn Plains Way	Follow That Shell!	200	—	—
Paragoomba	Winged Goombas that hop as they walk.	Seesaw Shrooms		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Hefty Goomba	A large Goomba that is the middling size of a Goomba, being smaller than a Big Goomba but bigger than a regular Goomba. This enemy splits into two Goombas when jumped on.	Jungle of the Giants		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Big Goomba	Large variants of Goombas. They split into two Hefty Goombas once stomped on.	Jungle of the Giants		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Mini Goomba	Small Goombas that weigh Mario down until he either attacks or walks for a few seconds.	Slide Lift Tower	Magma-River Cruise	200	—	—
Prickly Goomba	A Goomba that hides inside a spiked chestnut shell until it is hit with a fireball, which is when it turns into a regular Goomba.	Prickly Goombas!		200	—	—
Goombrat	A Goomba that resembles a persimmon and turns at ledges.	Mushroom Heights		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Waddlewing	Orange flying-squirrel enemies that glide through stages.	Acorn Plains Way	Land of Flying Blocks	200	—	Template:Chart icon
Koopa Troopa (Green)	Turtle enemies that go into their shells when attacked, then can be picked up or thrown. Green Koopa Troopas walk off ledges.	Acorn Plains Way	Follow That Shell!	200	—	—
Koopa Troopa (Red)	Red Koopa Troopas turn around.	Tilted Tunnel	Follow That Shell!	200	—	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Green)	Winged Koopa Troopas that either jump in high arcs or fly up and down in the air.	Stone-Eye Zone	Run for It	200	—	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Red)	TBW	Stone-Eye Zone	Hammerswing Caverns	200	—	—
File:NSMBU Big Green Koopa Troopa.jpg Big Koopa Troopa (Green)	Large variants of Koopa Troopas.	Jungle of the Giants		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Big Koopa Troopa (Red)	TBW	Jungle of the Giants		200	—	—
Dry Bones	Skeleton Koopa Troopas that collapse when attacked, but later rebuild themselves.	Crushing-Cogs Tower	Ludwig's Clockwork Castle	200	—	—
Big Dry Bones	Large variants of Dry Bones that appear in castle levels.	Stoneslide Tower	Ludwig's Clockwork Castle	200	—	—
Buzzy Beetle	Shelled enemies that can be kicked or thrown after being jumped on, and can walk on ceilings.	Tilted Tunnel	Fire Bar Cliffs	200	—	—
Big Buzzy Beetle	Bigger variants of Buzzy Beetles.	Rising Tides of Lava		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Spike Top	Buzzy Beetle variants that have spikes on their shells, preventing them from being jumped on.	Stoneslide Tower	Rising Tides of Lava	200	—	—
Para-Beetle	Para-Beetles are winged Buzzy Beetles. However, Mario can hop on their back for a ride, unlike with other winged foes.	Flight of the Para-Beetles		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Heavy Para-Beetle	A Para-Beetle that descends when used as a platform.	Flight of the Para-Beetles		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Bony Beetle	Skeleton variants of Buzzy Beetles that walk around and suddenly stop to stick out their spikes.	Grinding-Stone Tower	Pendulum Castle	200	—	—
Hammer Bro	Enemies that throw hammers and jump.	Rise of the Piranha Plants		1000	—	—
Fire Bro	Hammer Bros that throw fireballs.	Fire Snake Cavern	Ludwig's Clockwork Castle	1000	—	—
Boomerang Bro	Hammer Bros that use boomerangs, which return to them after being thrown.	Bouncy Cloud Boomerangs		1000	—	—
Ice Bro	An enemy that throws ice balls at the ground, which can freeze the player and even other enemies.	Icicle Caverns		1000	—	—
Sledge Bro	Hammer Bro variants that stun Mario after they jump.	Ludwig's Clockwork Castle		1000	—	—
Sumo Bro	Giant Koopas that stomp the ground and create electric waves in two directions.	Screwtop Tower		200	—	—
Lakitu	Enemies that throw Spiny Eggs. If Mario defeats a Lakitu, he can ride on its cloud until it disappears.	Blooming Lakitus	Lakitu! Lakitu! Lakitu!	1000	—	—
Spiny	Enemies that hatch from Spiny Eggs and cannot be jumped on.	Seesaw Shrooms	Lakitu! Lakitu! Lakitu!	200	—	—
Spiny Egg	TBW	Seesaw Shrooms	Lakitu! Lakitu! Lakitu!	200	—	—
Spike	Green turtles which pull spiked balls out of their mouths and throw them directly downwards from the ledges on which they stand	Spike's Spouting Sands		200	—	—
Stone Spike	A Spike that throws stone rocks downwards.	Dry Desert Mushrooms		200	—	—
Piranha Plant	Plants that move in and out of Warp Pipes and some grounded.	Acorn Plains Way	Spinning Platforms of Doom	200	—	—
Piranha Pod	A projectile thrown by a Lakitu that turns into a Piranha Plant.	Blooming Lakitus		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Big Piranha Plant	Large variants of Piranha Plants.	Mushroom Heights	A Quick Dip in the Sky	200	—	—
Fire Piranha Plant	Piranha Plants that aim at Mario and shoot fireballs.	Yoshi Hill	Prickly Goombas!	200	—	—
Ice Piranha Plant	A Piranha Plant that can shoot ice balls from its mouth, like Fire Piranha Plants.	Fuzzy Clifftop		200	—	—
River Piranha Plant	A stationary Piranha Plant that blows a green spiked ball up and down, similar to a Ptooie.	Fliprus Lake	Seesaw Bridge	200	—	—
Stalking Piranha Plant	A Piranha Plant that walks around and stretches up and down on a regular basis.	Bramball Woods	Walking Piranha Plants!	200	—	—
Muncher	An invincible black plant.	Spinning-Star Sky	Thrilling Spine Coaster	Template:Chart icon	—	—
Monty Mole	A mole that pops out of mountains and the ground and gives chase.	Yoshi Hill	Magma-River Cruise	200	—	—
Rocky Wrench	Monty Moles that pop out of its hole in an airship throw wrenches.	Boarding the Airship		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Lava Bubble	Fireballs that jump out of lava.	Lemmy's Swingback Castle	The Final Battle	200	—	—
Pokey	Living cacti that appear in desert levels and move slowly.	Perilous Pokey Cave		200	—	—
Big Pokey	Large variants of Pokeys.	Morton's Compactor Castle		None	—	—
Swoop	Bats that hang onto the ceiling, then swoop towards Mario.	Perilous Pokey Cave	Shifting-Floor Cave	200	Template:Chart icon	—
Fire Snake	Flames that jump in a high arc.	Fire Snake Cavern		200	—	—
Grrrol	Round, Thwomp-like enemies that roll on the ground.	Stoneslide Tower	Grinding-Stone Tower	200	—	Template:Chart icon
Mega Grrrol	A bigger Grrrol with the same behavior.	Grinding-Stone Tower		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Huckit Crab	A crab that throws rocks on loop. These can be jumped on and used as a temporary platform.	Waterspout Beach		200	—	—
Cheep Cheep	Fish that are found swimming aimlessly in underwater levels.	Waterspout Beach	Swim for Your Life!	200	—	—
Big Cheep Cheep	Large variants of Cheep Cheeps that are found in underwater levels.	Tropical Refresher		200	—	—
Eep Cheep	A Cheep Cheep that lives in a school with other Eep Cheeps and swims away when the player comes near it.	Dragoneel's Undersea Grotto		200	—	—
Spiny Cheep Cheep	Fast-swimming fish that chase Mario.	Tropical Refresher	Swim for Your Life!	200	—	—
Cheep Chomp	Large fish that attempt to eat Mario.	Swim for Your Life!		200	—	—
Porcupuffer	Fish that jump out of the water and follow Mario.	Porcupuffer Falls		200	—	—
Fish Bone	Skeletal fish that charge towards Mario.	Haunted Shipwreck	Deepsea Ruins	200	—	—
Clampy	Clams that open and close their mouths.	Waterspout Beach		Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon	—
Urchin	Stationary enemies that appear in underwater levels.	Tropical Refresher	Swim for Your Life!	200	—	—
Big Urchin	A gigantic Urchin that can be defeated only with a Star.	Tropical Refresher	Urchin Shoals	200	—	—
Dragoneel (Red)	A long eel that attacks Mario by chasing him.	Dragoneel's Undersea Grotto		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Dragoneel (Blue)	Shorter, purple ones also exist that move slower, but make sharper turns.	Dragoneel's Undersea Grotto		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Blooper	Underwater enemies that move in an erratic pattern and follow Mario.	Blooper's Secret Lair	Tropical Refresher	200	—	—
Blooper Nanny	Bloopers that have Blooper Babies swimming in a trail behind them.	Blooper's Secret Lair		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Bullet Bill	Bullets that fly straight forward and are shot from Bill Blasters and Bill Blaster Turrets.	Scaling the Mountainside	Switchback Hill	200	—	—
Missile Bill	Bullet Bills that target Mario.	Roy's Conveyor Castle		200	—	—
Banzai Bill	Large Bullet Bills that fly straight forward.	Scaling the Mountainside		200	—	—
King Bill	A nearly invincible enemy that charges forward, taking up most of the screen.	Flight of the Para-Beetles		200	—	—
Torpedo Ted	A slow-moving torpedo that flies in one direction.	Larry's Torpedo Castle	The Mighty Cannonship	200	—	—
Targeting Ted	Red Torpedo Teds that home into their target, much like Bull's-Eye Bills.	The Mighty Cannonship		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Cooligan	An enemy that slides on ice and slows down when hit.	Cooligan Fields		200	—	—
Fliprus	A walrus-like creature that throws snowballs that can be jumped on.	Fliprus Lake		200	—	Template:Chart icon
Thwomp	Large rocks that fall when Mario gets close.	Wendy's Shifting Castle		200	—	—
Big Thwomp	Large Thwomps that can break through stone tiles.	Wendy's Shifting Castle		200	—	—
Thwimp	A tiny Thwomp that hops around.	Wendy's Shifting Castle		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Mechakoopa	A mechanical Koopa. After stomping it, Mario can pick it up and use it as a weapon.	The Mighty Cannonship		200	—	—
Mecha Cheep	Robotic Cheep Cheeps that are immune to fireballs.	The Mighty Cannonship		200	Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon
Bramball	An enemy that moves around in a set pattern and is mostly covered in spikes, with the head being the only safe part to jump on. It can be forced to move if jumped into from below.	Bramball Woods		200	—	—
Amp	Electric balls that shock Mario upon contact.	Snake Block Tower	Ludwig's Clockwork Castle	200	Template:Chart icon	—
Big Amp	Larger variants of Amps.	Snake Block Tower		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Boo	Ghosts that follow Mario when his back is turned, but hide their face when he looks at them. Groups of Boos occur floating in circles in some levels.	Haunted Shipwreck	Spinning Spirit House	200	—	—
Big Boo	Bigger variants of Boos that have the same behavior.	Swaying Ghost House	Spinning Spirit House	200	—	—
Broozer	A walking, boxing Boo. Can break bricks and other blocks that are normally indestructible. Mario can defeat it by jumping on it three times, or hitting him with a fireball.	Which-Way Labyrinth	Spinning Spirit House	200	—	—
Scaredy Rat	An enemy that walks around in a group. When one of the rats is jumped on, the rest panic and run around.	Which-Way Labyrinth		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Bulber	An enemy that illuminates a dark area and swims in a set pattern.	Deepsea Ruins		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Jellybeam	An enemy that illuminates a dark cave.	Deepsea Ruins		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Wiggler	Caterpillars that move faster after being jumped on.	Seesaw Bridge	Wiggler Stampede	200	—	—
Big Wiggler	Large variants of Wigglers.	Wiggler Stampede		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Magmaargh	Lava monsters that attacks by moving towards the players in a wave-like movement.	Iggy's Volcanic Castle		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Magmaw	Lava monsters that lunges at the player and dips back into the lava.	Magma-River Cruise		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Flame Chomp	Black spheres that spit fireballs at Mario. They explode after they're out of fireballs.	Rising Tides of Lava		200	—	—
Fuzzy	Enemies that follow tracks and hurt Mario upon contact.	Fuzzy Clifftop	A Quick Dip in the Sky	200	—	—
Big Fuzzy	Large variants of Fuzzies.	Spine-Tingling Spine Coaster		200	—	—
Chain Chomp	Enemies tied to posts that lunge at Mario. If Mario ground pounds their post, they are set free.	Waddlewing's Nest		200	—	—
Bob-omb	Bombs that ignite if they are jumped on or have a fireball thrown at them, then explode shortly after.	Light Blocks, Dark Tower	The Final Battle	200	—	—
Parabomb	Parachuting Bob-ombs that are sometimes shot out of cannons.	Red-Hot Elevator Ride		200	—	—
Foo	An enemy that creates fog in order to obscure the player's view.	Snaking above Mist Valley		200	—	—

Bosses from NSMBU

Name	Description	Levels
		First	Last
Tower bosses
Boom Boom	The tower boss from Crushing-Cogs Tower in Acorn Plains to Grinding-Stone Tower in Rock-Candy Mines. He does not change in the first battle, especially on Crushing-Cogs Tower in Acorn Plains. However, following his first defeat, Magikoopa gives him special abilities. In Stoneslide Tower from Layer-Cake Desert, Magikoopa will grant him the ability to spin jump. In Giant Skewer Tower from Sparkling Waters and Freezing-Rain Tower from Frosted Glacier, Magikoopa will grant him the ability to jump, similar to Super Mario Bros. 3. In Snake Block Tower from Soda Jungle, Magikoopa will make him larger. In Grinding-Stone Tower from Rock-Candy Mines, Magikoopa will transform his arms into wings, similar to Super Mario Bros. 3.	Crushing-Cogs Tower	Grinding-Stone Tower
Boss Sumo Bro	Boss Sumo Bro was a regular Sumo Bro until Magikoopa made him grow in size. He is normally immune to attacks from the top due to the spike on his head, but he will jump between platforms which the player can hit from the bottom. Knocking him off a platform makes him vulnerable to jump attacks. He is fought on Screwtop Tower.	Screwtop Tower
Magikoopa	Magikoopa is fought on Slide Lift Tower and teleports most of the time when Mario gets too close. However, when he stops to attack Mario, he is left vulnerable to Mario's jumping. He also casts spells on Boom Boom, Boss Sumo Bro, and Bowser granting them extra power before their battles, such as causing them to grow in size.	Slide Lift Tower
The Koopalings
Lemmy Koopa	Lemmy Koopa is fought on Lemmy's Swingback Castle in Acorn Plains and attempts to throw bombs at Mario.	Lemmy's Swingback Castle
Morton Koopa Jr.	Morton Koopa Jr. is fought on Morton's Compactor Castle in Layer-Cake Desert and uses a large hammer that is apparently filled with magic to knock Big Pokey segments in the player's way after shaking the ground by stomping on it. He can knock Pokey segments straight at the player or knock them in high arcs.	Morton's Compactor Castle
Larry Koopa	Larry Koopa is fought on Larry's Torpedo Castle in Sparkling Waters and blasts fireballs and use water blasts from the pool below the arena. When Larry is spinning in his shell, the water geysers give his shell a boost upwards, making it a bit tricky to avoid. After two stomps, Larry begins to cast two fireballs in quick succession.	Larry's Torpedo Castle
Wendy O. Koopa	Wendy O. Koopa is fought on Wendy's Shifting Castle in Frosted Glacier and skates around the arena, shooting out two energy rings that ricochet off of walls and can knock down the icicles at the ceiling of the airship. She also spin jumps from walls. After she is jumped on twice, she will shoot out three rings instead.	Wendy's Shifting Castle
Iggy Koopa	Iggy Koopa is fought on Iggy's Volcanic Castle in Soda Jungle and uses the four warp pipes to run around the room and on the ceiling to make it trickier for the player to stomp on him as he uses his Magic Wand to shoot three fireballs, with some being his usual green flame, and the other being red skeleton orbs that generate Magmaarghs when they land into the lava below. When Iggy is stomped on, he will dash around the room in his shell using the pipes on the walls, which will switch him to the other side of the room. Unlike the other Koopalings where they spin in their shells and change directions at the edges or walls of the room, Iggy can actually change directions anywhere around the room during his duration in his shell.	Iggy's Volcanic Castle
Roy Koopa	Roy Koopa is fought on Roy's Conveyor Castle in Rock-Candy Mines and shoots Bullet Bills with his cannon and jump between platforms that move around during the fight. Occasionally, he shoots Missile Bills. He can also jump high in the air and ground pound the floor or platform, which makes him fire Bullet Bills on both sides of his blaster. The ground pound can also make the floating platforms appear after he comes out of his shell.	Roy's Conveyor Castle
Ludwig von Koopa	Ludwig von Koopa is fought on Ludwig's Clockwork Castle in Meringue Clouds and levitates in the air while making two clones of himself, and all three Ludwigs will blast fireballs at Mario before dropping onto the ground. If one of the clones is jumped on, it will simply disappear. There are four ways to find out which is the real one. The one that is the real one fires three fireballs, while the clones fire two. The clones keep their eyes half-open, and tend to assume the real Ludwig's pre-battle idle pose while not levitating. The real Ludwig will also drop to the ground last, after the clones, as well as laugh while dropping. Finally, Mario always looks at the real Ludwig if he can see him directly, just as he does with the other bosses. When the fight starts off, after shooting their fireballs, the clones disappear before landing. After the first stomp, the clones do not disappear. After the second stomp, not only do all three Ludwigs shoot faster, but swap positions, though the real Ludwig still shoots three fireballs.	Ludwig's Clockwork Castle
Other
Bowser Jr.	Bowser Jr. is fought on airships. In Soda Jungle's The Mighty Cannonship, Bowser Jr. uses his Junior Clown Car as a submarine underwater, in which the player must guide the Targeting Teds that Bowser Jr. shoots into his submarine. With every hit, he summons three Torpedo Teds from the left and right or from the ceiling and the floor. In Meringue Clouds' Boarding the Airship, Bowser Jr.'s boss battle involves him in his Clown Car equipped with boxing gloves, which he uses to destroy the blocks the player is standing on. Bowser Jr. periodically throws Bob-ombs, which the player can use against him. However, in Peach's Castle's The Final Battle, he cannot be defeated.	The Mighty Cannonship	The Final Battle
Bowser	Bowser is fought in The Final Battle in Peach's Castle. The first part of his battle is similar to Super Mario Bros., where the player has to get to the other side and press the switch; alternatively, shooting several fireballs also works. This causes the axe to fall and make the bridge collapse, making Bowser fall. The gate then opens and Mario moves on. When Mario reaches the top of the castle, Peach is being held up in the tower. After this, Bowser Jr. shows up in his Junior Clown Car, and Bowser hops on top of the castle while he is huge. Bowser Jr. also fights the player. In order to defeat them, the player must jump on Bowser Jr., causing him to fall out of his Junior Clown Car. This allows the player to jump in and hover over Bowser to harm him. Like the Koopalings, he curls into his shell and spins around when hit. He is defeated after being hit three times by the Clown Car.	The Final Battle

NSLU

Non-playable characters from NSLU

Name	Description	Locations
Princess Peach	TBW	The Final Battle
Toads	Toads appear throughout the game in Toad Houses, at the end of the level when the player catches Nabbit, and past the end-of-level castles to give Mario a power-up if they complete a stage with the last two digits of the Time Limit being the same.	Toad Houses, TBD

Enemies in NSLU

Name	Description	Levels		Pts.	Exc.	New
		First	Last
Waddlewing	Orange flying-squirrel enemies that glide through stages.	Waddlewing Warning!	Flying Squirrel Ovation	200	—	—
Piranha Plant	Plants that move in and out of Warp Pipes and some grounded.	Waddlewing Warning!	Above the Bouncy Clouds	200	—	—
Piranha Pod	A projectile thrown by a Lakitu that turns into a Piranha Plant.	Spinning Sandstones	Beanstalk Jungle	200	—	—
Big Piranha Plant	Large variants of Piranha Plants.	Piranha Heights	Flame Chomp Ferris Wheel	200	—	—
Fire Piranha Plant	Piranha Plants that aim at Mario and shoot fireballs.	Slippery Rope Ladders	Spine Coaster Stowaways	200	—	—
Big Fire Piranha	Large variants of Piranha Plants.	Piranhas in the Dark	Rising Piranhas	200	Template:Chart icon	—
Ice Piranha Plant	A Piranha Plant that can shoot ice balls from its mouth, like Fire Piranha Plants.	Broozers and Barrels		200	—	—
Stalking Piranha Plant	A Piranha Plant that walks around and stretches up and down on a regular basis.	Spinning Sandstones	Rising Piranhas	200	—	—
River Piranha Plant	A stationary Piranha Plant that blows a green spiked ball up and down, similar to a Ptooie.	Spinning Sandstones	Fliprus Floes	200	—	—
Muncher	An invincible black plant.	Lemmy's Lights-Out Castle	Wiggler Rodeo	Template:Chart icon	—	—
Koopa Troopa (Red)	Turtle enemies that go into their shells when attacked, then can be picked up or thrown. Red Koopa Troopas turn around.	Crooked Cavern	Magma Moat	200	—	—
Koopa Troopa (Green)	Green Koopa Troopas walk off ledges.	Piranha Gardens	Magmaw River Cruise	200	—	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Red)	TBW	Dancing Blocks, Poison Swamp		200	—	—
Koopa Paratroopa (Green)	Winged Koopa Troopas that either jump in high arcs or fly up and down in the air.	Stonecrush Tower		200	—	—
Big Koopa Troopa	Large variants of Koopa Troopas.	Giant Swing-Along		200	—	—
Dry Bones	Skeleton Koopa Troopas that collapse when attacked, but later rebuild themselves.	Flame-Gear Tower	Stonecrush Tower	200	—	—
Big Dry Bones	Large variants of Dry Bones that appear in castle levels.	Iggy's Swinging-Chains Castle		200	—	—
Hammer Bro	Enemies that throw hammers and jump.	Piranha Gardens	All Aboard!	1000	—	—
Fire Bro	Hammer Bros that throw fireballs.	Piranhas in the Dark	Magmaw River Cruise	1000	—	—
Boomerang Bro	Hammer Bros that use boomerangs, which return to them after being thrown.	All Aboard!	Above the Bouncy Clouds	1000	—	—
Ice Bro	An enemy that throws ice balls at the ground, which can freeze the player and even other enemies.	All Aboard!	Frozen Fuzzies	1000	—	—
Sledge Bro	Hammer Bro variants that stun Mario after they jump.	All Aboard!		1000	—	—
Sumo Bro	Giant Koopas that stomp the ground and create electric waves in two directions.	Sumo Bro Bridge	Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower	200	—	—
Lakitu	Enemies that throw Spiny Eggs. If Mario defeats a Lakitu, he can ride on its cloud until it disappears.	Spinning Sandstones	Cloudy Capers	1000	—	—
Spiny	Enemies that hatch from Spiny Eggs and cannot be jumped on.	Cloudy Capers		200	—	—
Spiny Egg	TBW	Cloudy Capers		200	—	—
Bony Beetle	Skeleton variants of Buzzy Beetles that walk around and suddenly stop to stick out their spikes.	Icicle Tower	Impossible Pendulums	200	—	—
Buzzy Beetle	Shelled enemies that can be kicked or thrown after being jumped on, and can walk on ceilings.	Ice-Slide Expressway		200	—	—
Spike Top	Buzzy Beetle variants that have spikes on their shells, preventing them from being jumped on.	Switch-Lift Express		200	—	—
Para-Beetle	Para-Beetles are winged Buzzy Beetles. However, Mario can hop on their back for a ride, unlike with other winged foes.	Para-Beetle Parade		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Heavy Para-Beetle	A Para-Beetle that descends when used as a platform.	Para-Beetle Parade		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Spike	Green turtles which pull spiked balls out of their mouths and throw them directly downwards from the ledges on which they stand	Spike's Tumbling Desert	Spike's Seesaws	200	—	—
Stone Spike	A Spike that throws stone rocks downwards.	Stone Spike Conveyors		200	—	—
Cheep Cheep	Fish that are found swimming aimlessly in underwater levels.	Cheep Chomp Chase	Star Coin Deep Dive	200	—	—
Big Cheep Cheep	Large variants of Cheep Cheeps that are found in underwater levels.	Cheep Chomp Chase	Star Coin Deep Dive	200	—	—
Eep Cheep	A Cheep Cheep that lives in a school with other Eep Cheeps and swims away when the player comes near it.	Cheep Chomp Chase		200	—	—
Big Eep Cheep	Large variants of Cheep Cheeps that are found in underwater levels.	Cheep Chomp Chase	Urchin Reef Romp	200	Template:Chart icon	Template:Chart icon
Deep Cheep	Large variants of Cheep Cheeps that are found in underwater levels.	Cheep Chomp Chase		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Big Deep Cheep	Large variants of Cheep Cheeps that are found in underwater levels.	Cheep Chomp Chase		200	Template:Chart icon	—
Spiny Cheep Cheep	Fast-swimming fish that chase Mario.	Haunted Cargo Hold	Star Coin Deep Dive	200	—	—
Cheep Chomp	Large fish that attempt to eat Mario.	Cheep Chomp Chase	Star Coin Deep Dive	200	—	—
Porcupuffer	Fish that jump out of the water and follow Mario.	Porcupuffer Cavern		200	—	—
Fish Bone	Skeletal fish that charge towards Mario.	Haunted Cargo Hold	Deepsea Stone-Eyes	200	—	—
Monty Mole	A mole that pops out of mountains and the ground and gives chase.	Rolling Yoshi Hills	Stonecrush Tower	200	—	—
Pokey	Living cacti that appear in desert levels and move slowly.	Underground Grrrols		200	—	—
Big Pokey	Large variants of Pokeys.	Morton's Lava-Block Castle		None	—	—
Grrrol	Round, Thwomp-like enemies that roll on the ground.	Underground Grrrols	Smashing-Stone Tower	200	—	—
Mega Grrrol	A bigger Grrrol with the same behavior.	Underground Grrrols	Smashing-Stone Tower	200	—	—
Huckit Crab	A crab that throws rocks on loop. These can be jumped on and used as a temporary platform.	Huckit Beach Resort	Porcupuffer Cavern	200	—	—
Urchin	Stationary enemies that appear in underwater levels.	Urchin Reef Romp		200	—	—
Big Urchin	A gigantic Urchin that can be defeated only with a Star.	Urchin Reef Romp		200	—	—
Boo	Ghosts that follow Mario when his back is turned, but hide their face when he looks at them. Groups of Boos occur floating in circles in some levels.	Peek-a-Boo Ghost House	Vanishing Ghost House	200	—	—
Big Boo	Bigger variants of Boos that have the same behavior.	Peek-a-Boo Ghost House		200	—	—
Goombrat	A Goomba that resembles a persimmon and turns at ledges.	Wiggler Rodeo	Hot Cogs	200	—	—
Goomba	Common enemies that can be defeated by jumping on them. Some Goombas in Skyward Stalk float on balloons.	Stonecrush Tower	Magmaw River Cruise	200	—	—
Mini Goomba	Small Goombas that weigh Mario down until he either attacks or walks for a few seconds.	Stonecrush Tower	Magmaw River Cruise	200	—	—
Prickly Goomba	A Goomba that hides inside a spiked chestnut shell until it is hit with a fireball, which is when it turns into a regular Goomba.	Fire and Ice		200	—	—
Dragoneel (Red)	A long eel that attacks Mario by chasing him.	Dragoneel Depths		200	—	—
Dragoneel (Blue)	Shorter, purple ones also exist that move slower, but make sharper turns.	Dragoneel Depths		200	—	—
Bullet Bill	Bullets that fly straight forward and are shot from Bill Blasters and Bill Blaster Turrets.	Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle	Rainbow Skywalk	200	—	—
Missile Bill	Bullet Bills that target Mario.	Roy's Ironclad Castle		200	—	—
Banzai Bill	Large Bullet Bills that fly straight forward.	Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle	Para-Beetle Parade	200	—	—
King Bill	A nearly invincible enemy that charges forward, taking up most of the screen.	Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle	Para-Beetle Parade	200	—	—
Torpedo Ted	A slow-moving torpedo that flies in one direction.	Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle	All Aboard!	200	—	—
Targeting Ted	Red Torpedo Teds that home into their target, much like Bull's-Eye Bills.	Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle	All Aboard!	200	—	—
Broozer	A walking, boxing Boo. Can break bricks and other blocks that are normally indestructible. Mario can defeat it by jumping on it three times, or hitting him with a fireball.	Which-Way Labyrinth	Spinning Spirit House	200	—	—
Cooligan	An enemy that slides on ice and slows down when hit.	Cooligan Shrooms		200	—	—
Fliprus	A walrus-like creature that throws snowballs that can be jumped on.	Fliprus Floes	Hammerswing Hangout	200	—	—
Thwomp	Large rocks that fall when Mario gets close.	Wendy's Thwomp Castle		200	—	—
Big Thwomp	Large Thwomps that can break through stone tiles.	Wendy's Thwomp Castle		200	—	—
Mechakoopa	A mechanical Koopa. After stomping it, Mario can pick it up and use it as a weapon.	All Aboard!		200	—	—
Bramball	An enemy that moves around in a set pattern and is mostly covered in spikes, with the head being the only safe part to jump on. It can be forced to move if jumped into from below.	Heart of Bramball Woods		200	—	—
Big Wiggler	Large variants of Wigglers.	Wiggler Floodlands		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Wiggler	Caterpillars that move faster after being jumped on.	Wiggler Rodeo		200	—	—
Magmaargh	Lava monsters that attacks by moving towards the players in a wave-like movement.	Iggy's Swinging-Chains Castle		Template:Chart icon	—	—
Magmaw	Lava monsters that lunges at the player and dips back into the lava.	Magmaw River Cruise	The Final Battle	Template:Chart icon	—	—
Fuzzy	Enemies that follow tracks and hurt Mario upon contact.	Mount Fuzzy	Cloudy Capers	200	—	—
Big Fuzzy	Large variants of Fuzzies.	Frozen Fuzzies	Spine Coaster Connections	200	—	—
Fire Snake	Flames that jump in a high arc.	Light-Up-Lift Tower		200	—	—
Lava Bubble	Fireballs that jump out of lava.	Roy's Ironclad Castle	Hot Cogs	200	—	—
Chain Chomp	Enemies tied to posts that lunge at Mario. If Mario ground pounds their post, they are set free.	Wiggler Rodeo		200	—	—
Flame Chomp	Black spheres that spit fireballs at Mario. They explode after they're out of fireballs.	Flame Chomp Ferris Wheel		200	—	—
Foo	An enemy that creates fog in order to obscure the player's view.	Three-Headed Snake Block		200	—	—
Bob-omb	Bombs that ignite if they are jumped on or have a fireball thrown at them, then explode shortly after.	Bowser Jr. Showdown	The Final Battle	200	—	—
Parabomb	Parachuting Bob-ombs that are sometimes shot out of cannons.	Bowser Jr. Showdown	Current Event	200	—	—
Blooper	Underwater enemies that move in an erratic pattern and follow Mario.	Star Coin Deep Dive		200	—	—

Bosses from NSLU

Name	Description	Levels
		First	Last
Tower bosses
Boom Boom	The tower boss from Flame-Gear Tower in Acorn Plains to Grinding-Stone Tower in Rock-Candy Mines. He does not change in the first battle, especially on Crushing-Cogs Tower in Acorn Plains. However, following his first defeat, Magikoopa gives him special abilities. In Stoneslide Tower from Layer-Cake Desert, Magikoopa will grant him the ability to spin jump. In Giant Skewer Tower from Sparkling Waters and Freezing-Rain Tower from Frosted Glacier, Magikoopa will grant him the ability to jump, similar to Super Mario Bros. 3. In Snake Block Tower from Soda Jungle, Magikoopa will make him larger. In Grinding-Stone Tower from Rock-Candy Mines, Magikoopa will transform his arms into wings, similar to Super Mario Bros. 3.	Flame-Gear Tower	Smashing-Stone Tower
Boss Sumo Bro	Boss Sumo Bro was a regular Sumo Bro until Magikoopa made him grow in size. He is normally immune to attacks from the top due to the spike on his head, but he will jump between platforms which the player can hit from the bottom. Knocking him off a platform makes him vulnerable to jump attacks. He is fought on Screwtop Tower.	Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower
Magikoopa	Magikoopa is fought on Slide Lift Tower and teleports most of the time when Mario gets too close. However, when he stops to attack Mario, he is left vulnerable to Mario's jumping. He also casts spells on Boom Boom, Boss Sumo Bro, and Bowser granting them extra power before their battles, such as causing them to grow in size.	Stonecrush Tower
The Koopalings
Lemmy Koopa	Lemmy Koopa is fought on Lemmy's Swingback Castle in Acorn Plains and attempts to throw bombs at Mario.	Lemmy's Lights-Out Castle
Morton Koopa Jr.	Morton Koopa Jr. is fought on Morton's Compactor Castle in Layer-Cake Desert and uses a large hammer that is apparently filled with magic to knock Big Pokey segments in the player's way after shaking the ground by stomping on it. He can knock Pokey segments straight at the player or knock them in high arcs.	Morton's Lava-Block Castle
Larry Koopa	Larry Koopa is fought on Larry's Torpedo Castle in Sparkling Waters and blasts fireballs and use water blasts from the pool below the arena. When Larry is spinning in his shell, the water geysers give his shell a boost upwards, making it a bit tricky to avoid. After two stomps, Larry begins to cast two fireballs in quick succession.	Larry's Trigger-Happy Castle
Wendy O. Koopa	Wendy O. Koopa is fought on Wendy's Shifting Castle in Frosted Glacier and skates around the arena, shooting out two energy rings that ricochet off of walls and can knock down the icicles at the ceiling of the airship. She also spin jumps from walls. After she is jumped on twice, she will shoot out three rings instead.	Wendy's Thwomp Castle
Iggy Koopa	Iggy Koopa is fought on Iggy's Volcanic Castle in Soda Jungle and uses the four warp pipes to run around the room and on the ceiling to make it trickier for the player to stomp on him as he uses his Magic Wand to shoot three fireballs, with some being his usual green flame, and the other being red skeleton orbs that generate Magmaarghs when they land into the lava below. When Iggy is stomped on, he will dash around the room in his shell using the pipes on the walls, which will switch him to the other side of the room. Unlike the other Koopalings where they spin in their shells and change directions at the edges or walls of the room, Iggy can actually change directions anywhere around the room during his duration in his shell.	Iggy's Swinging-Chains Castle
Roy Koopa	Roy Koopa is fought on Roy's Conveyor Castle in Rock-Candy Mines and shoots Bullet Bills with his cannon and jump between platforms that move around during the fight. Occasionally, he shoots Missile Bills. He can also jump high in the air and ground pound the floor or platform, which makes him fire Bullet Bills on both sides of his blaster. The ground pound can also make the floating platforms appear after he comes out of his shell.	Roy's Ironclad Castle
Ludwig von Koopa	Ludwig von Koopa is fought on Ludwig's Clockwork Castle in Meringue Clouds and levitates in the air while making two clones of himself, and all three Ludwigs will blast fireballs at Mario before dropping onto the ground. If one of the clones is jumped on, it will simply disappear. There are four ways to find out which is the real one. The one that is the real one fires three fireballs, while the clones fire two. The clones keep their eyes half-open, and tend to assume the real Ludwig's pre-battle idle pose while not levitating. The real Ludwig will also drop to the ground last, after the clones, as well as laugh while dropping. Finally, Mario always looks at the real Ludwig if he can see him directly, just as he does with the other bosses. When the fight starts off, after shooting their fireballs, the clones disappear before landing. After the first stomp, the clones do not disappear. After the second stomp, not only do all three Ludwigs shoot faster, but swap positions, though the real Ludwig still shoots three fireballs.	Ludwig's Block-Press Castle
Other
Bowser Jr.	Bowser Jr. is fought on airships. In Soda Jungle's The Mighty Cannonship, Bowser Jr. uses his Junior Clown Car as a submarine underwater, in which the player must guide the Targeting Teds that Bowser Jr. shoots into his submarine. With every hit, he summons three Torpedo Teds from the left and right or from the ceiling and the floor. In Meringue Clouds' Boarding the Airship, Bowser Jr.'s boss battle involves him in his Clown Car equipped with boxing gloves, which he uses to destroy the blocks the player is standing on. Bowser Jr. periodically throws Bob-ombs, which the player can use against him. However, in Peach's Castle's The Final Battle, he cannot be defeated.	The Mighty Cannonship	The Final Battle
Bowser	Bowser is fought in The Final Battle in Peach's Castle. The first part of his battle is similar to Super Mario Bros., where the player has to get to the other side and press the switch; alternatively, shooting several fireballs also works. This causes the axe to fall and make the bridge collapse, making Bowser fall. The gate then opens and Mario moves on. When Mario reaches the top of the castle, Peach is being held up in the tower. After this, Bowser Jr. shows up in his Junior Clown Car, and Bowser hops on top of the castle while he is huge. Bowser Jr. also fights the player. In order to defeat them, the player must jump on Bowser Jr., causing him to fall out of his Junior Clown Car. This allows the player to jump in and hover over Bowser to harm him. Like the Koopalings, he curls into his shell and spins around when hit. He is defeated after being hit three times by the Clown Car.	The Final Battle