World C: Difference between revisions

World C (edit)

Revision as of 18:54, June 3, 2016

286 bytes added , 7 years ago

→‎Level information: it's possible to get past the second one with no powerup; sources: speedruns and my personal experience

Zowayix

41

edits

@@ Line 26: / Line 26: @@
 |World C-3
 |style="background: #202020" |[[File:World C-3.PNG]]
-|This stage has treetop-like platforms and springs. The only enemies here are [[Lakitu]] (with [[Spiny|Spinies]]) and both red and green [[Koopa Paratroopa]]s. There is also a strong [[wind]] in this stage that blows against the player. This wind can blow the player right off the stage.
+|This stage is very similar to World 7-3, featuring [[wind]], treetop-like platforms spaced extremely far apart, and green springs that are necessary to clear the gaps. Unlike World 7-3, this level also features [[Lakitu]] (with [[Spiny|Spinies]]) in the first half of the level, who can make correctly landing on the green springs very hazardous combined with the wind.
 |-
 |World C-4
 |style="background: #202020" |[[File:World 1-4.PNG]]
-|This level is exactly the same as World 7-4, except for that a few more [[Fire Bar]]s have been added. The Koopa Troopas and [[Buzzy Beetle]]s also move at a faster speed in ''All-Stars''. Another change is the addition of some blocks that appear near two sets of clockwise-moving Fire Bars.  The blocks are obviously there to make it harder for Mario or Luigi to get past the Fire Bars unscathed. In fact, there's one area where it's impossible to do so, although there's a hidden Mushroom before it. The fireball-spitting [[Bowser Impostor]] is really a Buzzy Beetle in the original FCD version, but in ''All-Stars'', it's a [[Bullet Bill]] who throws hammers.
+|This level is nearly identical to World 7-4, except that one more [[Fire Bar]] has been added to the high narrow corridor at the beginning, and three blocks have been added next to the two sets of clockwise-moving Fire Bars at the end. In ''All-Stars'', the Koopa Troopas and [[Buzzy Beetle]]s also move at a faster speed. The blocks serve to make it extremely difficult for Mario or Luigi to get past them unscathed, as it is no longer possible to hide in the corners of their locations; the second area in particular is believed by many to be impossible, though it is in fact possible with precise timing and a running start from the right spot (the hidden Mushroom in the level can also be used to help). The fireball-spitting [[Bowser Impostor]] is really a Buzzy Beetle in the original FCD version; in ''All-Stars'', it is a [[Bullet Bill]] who throws hammers.
 |}