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Revision as of 08:18, September 18, 2017
Template:Worldbox World 2 is the second world found in Super Mario Bros. The difficulty for this world is slightly higher than that of World 1. This is the first world to introduce an underwater level, as well as a seaside level.
Level information
| Level | Preview | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| World 2-1 | File:World 2-1.PNG | This level takes place in an area similar to World 1-1, with many pipes and enemies. This stage also introduces Coin Heaven and Springboards. |
| World 2-2 | File:World 2-2.PNG | The first underwater level in the game, this level introduces Bloobers and Cheep Cheeps. |
| World 2-3 | File:World 2-3.PNG | This level has the player run across a long bridge while avoiding Cheep Cheeps. |
| World 2-4 | File:World 1-4.PNG | The castle level of World 2, which introduces Lava Bubbles. |
Enemies introduced
Gallery
Level maps
- World 2-1 SMB.png
World 2-1
- World 2-2 SMB.png
World 2-2
- World 2-3 SMB.png
World 2-3
- World 2-4 SMB.png
World 2-4
Screenshots
- Smb coin-heaven.PNG
Coin Heaven in World 2-1.
- SMBW2.png
Mario swimming among Bloopers in World 2-2.
- SMBW2 2.png
Mario crossing the tall bridge infested with leaping Cheep Cheeps in World 2-3.
- SMBW2 3.png
Mario about to fight a Bowser Impostor in World 2-4.
- W2-2SMA4e.PNG
Mario revisits World 2-2 in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3.
Trivia
- World 5-4 is the same as World 2-4, but with more Fire Bars and Lava Bubbles added. Likewise, Worlds 7-2 and 7-3 are the same as Worlds 2-2 and 2-3, but with more Bloopers and Koopa Troopas & Paratroopas added, respectively.
