Bandit's Way

Mario jumping to the ground in Bandit's Way

Bandit's Way is a location in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. It is southwest of Mushroom Kingdom, and although geographically a part of the Mushroom Kingdom, Bandit's Way is largely controlled by thieves and other crooks, similar to Rogueport. The monsters are protective of their territory and will defend it from outsiders. Bandit's Way is the place where Mario and his new ally Mallow chased down the crook Croco during the events of the game. The level also features the first appearance of gravity-defying tiles. Although filled with criminals, many people from all over the world have traveled to Bandit's Way to experience these hovering platforms. The music of Bandit's Way heavily resembles that of "The Russian Dance" from Tczaikovsky's The Nutcracker.

Enemies

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  Goomba

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  Spikey

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  Frogog

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  K-9

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  Paratroopa

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  Croco (boss)

Items

Field/Given

Item	Image	Location	Location image
			Original	Remake
3 Coins		In the second scene, 4 Coins spawn while using the tiles. Only the last three are collectable since Croco takes the first one.
Special Frog Coin (Rare Frog Coin in the original) and Wallet		In the fifth scene, picked up after defeating Croco.

Treasure Boxes

Item	Image	Location	Location image
			Original	Remake
Mushroom		In the third area, after going right at the last crossroads, found at the end and guarded by a K-9. In the last area, found near the entrance.
Star		In the fourth area with two rotating tiles, found near the entrance. These two tiles are required to be used, so Mario can reach the treasure.		¨
Flower		In the fourth area, found in the middle of the area. Rotating tiles are required to be used, so Mario can reach the treasure.

Hidden Treasure

Item	Image	Location	Location image
			Original	Remake
Croaka Cola		In the second area of Bandit's Way, over the two plateaus, is a Spinning Flower next to a blue one. The player should ride the Spinning Flower and jump when Mario faces the blue flower. When launched, Mario hits the Hidden Treasure at the middle of the jump.

Names in other languages

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Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	どろぼうロード[?] Dorobō Rōdo	Thieves' Road
Chinese	小偷之路[?] Xiǎotōu Zhī Lù	Thieves' Road
Dutch	Dievenpad	Thieves' Path
French	Sentier des Bandits	Bandit Path
German	Diebespfad	Thieves Path
Italian	Sentiero dei Banditi	Bandits' Way
Korean	시프 로드[?] Sipeu Rodeu	Thief Road
Spanish	Ruta de los bandidos	Route of the bandits