Lethal Lava Land

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This article is about the level in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. For its musical theme, see Lethal Lava Land (theme).
Lethal Lava Land
Lethal Lava Land Start
Super Mario 64
Wario inside the volcano at Lethal Lava Land
Super Mario 64 DS
How to unlock Clear Bowser in the Dark World.
Boss 2 Big Bullies
Missions Super Mario 64
Boil the Big Bully
Bully the Bullies
8-Coin Puzzle with 15 Pieces
Red-Hot Log Rolling
Hot-Foot-It into the Volcano
Elevator Tour in the Volcano
Super Mario 64 DS
Boil the Big Bully
Bully the Bullies
8-Coin Puzzle with 15 Pieces
Red-Hot Log Rolling
Hot-Foot-It into the Volcano
Inside the Volcano
Flaming Silver Stars
Stars Super Mario 64:
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Music track Lethal Lava Land
“Don't be a pushover! If anyone tries to shove you around, push back! It's a one-on-one, with a fiery finish for the loser!”
Narration, Super Mario 64

Lethal Lava Land is the seventh course of Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. The entrance to the course is the large painting with a menacing-looking fireball (implied by the course's Japanese name to be a Podoboo) located in the Mushroom Castle's basement. The course has many platforms situated over a pool of lava with a volcano in the center of the course.

In the Nintendo DS version, this course and Rainbow Ride are the only courses where any player character can collect any Power Star. Additionally, Lethal Lava Land is the only course that allows Mario to obtain his Power Flower and flying abilities on the same map (this means not going into a separate part of a course—i.e., the pyramid or the igloo). Lethal Lava Land features Indian-styled music, which it shares with Shifting Sand Land.

Layout[edit]

Main course[edit]

Map of Lethal Lava Land, ripped from the game
Map of Lethal Lava Land in Super Mario 64 DS

The player starts off on a platform with a couple of signs, and the player has to long-jump in order to reach the next platform. This platform splits into two paths: The right path has a small circular platform that contains a yellow block with a Shiny Shell inside during the later missions, while the left path has a platform that has several Podoboos jumping across it. At the end of the left path is a large platform with a single Bully. Here, the platform splits and leads to either the left or the right side of the course.

To the right are a lava plume and a ramp and platform that lead to the spinning ring platform that circles the volcano and a flamethrower with a 1-UP Mushroom on top of it at the back of the platform. If the player stands on this platform, it will slow to a halt; the volcano will erupt, spewing out several fireballs; and then the platform will resume moving. To the right are platforms that lower into and rise out of the lava. Here, the platforms lead to either a circular platform with a duo of Bullies or an M-shaped platform. The platform with the Bullies has a wired platform that brings the player to a rolling log. The M-shaped platform leads to four sinking and rising platforms with a large platform with a trio of Bullies, where a Big Bully will be fought if the player defeats the normal Bullies.

To the left of the large platform with the Bully is a drawbridge leading to a steel-grated platform with a Mr. I. and a warp underneath it. The warp leads to a small platform containing a red block with the Wing Cap. Past the Mr. I. is a platform tilting in and out of the lava with a group of sliding puzzle platforms with Bowser's image. Beyond the picture of Bowser is a platform with a couple of Bullies leading to a spinning platform with a fire bar, and a couple of platforms beyond that lead to a Big Bully. The spinning platform does not hold Bullies when they are pushed onto it, causing the Bullies to fall through it.

Inside the volcano[edit]

Map of the volcano in Lethal Lava Land
Map of the volcano in Super Mario 64 DS

Jumping into the volcano in the center of the course brings the player to the inside of the volcano. The volcano has several platforms that ring around the volcano's walls and lifts that spiral up to the top. There are several Bullies, Podoboos, fire bars, and flamethrowers along with a hidden smasher that will attempt to flatten the player if they get close. The platforms can get small near the top of the course, and there are several poles the player has to jump between as well.

If the player loses a life in the volcano and reenters the course, they will be brought back to the inside of the volcano without having to go though the main course again, provided the life lost does not result in a Game Over.

Missions[edit]

Mission Appears in Summary
Lethal Lava Land Star 1
Boil the Big Bully
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission's objective is to defeat the Big Bully at the back platform of the course.
Lethal Lava Land Star 2
Bully the Bullies
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission's objective is to defeat a trio of Bullies on a back platform, followed by a Big Bully.
Lethal Lava Land Star 3
8-Coin Puzzle with 15 Pieces
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission's goal is to collect the eight Red Coins on the picture of Bowser.
Red-Hot Log Rolling from Super Mario 64 DS
Red-Hot Log Rolling
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission involves using a rolling log to reach the Power Star.
Lethal Lava Land Star 5
Hot-Foot-It into the Volcano
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission's objective is to collect the Power Star at the top of the volcano.
Lethal Lava Land Star 6
Elevator Tour in the Volcano (N64) /
Inside the Volcano (DS)
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 DS
This mission involves using the elevators inside the volcano.
Flaming Silver Stars from Super Mario 64 DS
Flaming Silver Stars
Super Mario 64 DS This mission's objective is to collect the Silver Stars around the main course.

Enemies and obstacles[edit]

Statistics from Super Mario 64[edit]

  • Total Number of Coins: 133 (107 outside, 26 inside)
  • Caps Found: Wing Cap (1)
  • Spinning Heart: Inside the volcano, past the hidden smasher, on the platform to the right.
  • Cannons: (none)
  • 1UP Mushrooms (8):
    • Homing Mushroom : #1 Inside the volcano, in the highest pole.
    • Static Mushrooms : #2 Behind the platform the "Boil the Big Bully" Star appears on. #3 & #4 Two mushrooms can be found on two high brown ramps. #5 & #6 Two others can be found on small white ramps. #7 The last static mushroom can be found on the top of the fire shooter behind the volcano.
    • Triggered Mushroom : #8 Appears after the player runs around the spinning platform with flames past the picture of Bowser.
  • Warps:
    • The area under the Mr. I. near the picture of Bowser can warp the player to the island with the Wing Cap.

Gallery[edit]

Multimedia[edit]

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ファイアバブル ランド[1]
Faia Baburu Rando
Fire Bubble Land
Chinese (Simplified) 岩浆地狱[2]
Yánjiāng Dìyù (Mandarin)
Ngàahmjēung Deih'yuhk (Cantonese)
Lava Hell
火焰泡泡乐园[3]
Huǒyànpàopào Lèyuán (Mandarin)
Fóyihmpóuhpóuh Lohk'yùhn (Cantonese)
Lava Bubble Paradise LEGO Super Mario
Chinese (Traditional) 火焰泡泡樂園[4]
Huǒyànpàopào Lèyuán (Mandarin)
Fóyihmpóuhpóuh Lohk'yùhn (Cantonese)
Lava Bubble Paradise
火紅的地獄[5]
Huǒhóng de Dìyù (Mandarin)
Fó'hùhng dīk Deih'yuhk (Cantonese)
Fiery Hell Super Mario 64
致命熔岩地[6]
Zhìmìng Róngyán Dì (Mandarin)
Jimihng Yùhngngàahm Deih (Cantonese)
Lethal Lava Land Monopoly: Super Mario Celebration!
Dutch Dodelijk Lavaland[7] Lethal Lava Land
French Laves Fatales[8] Lethal Lava
German Lava Lagune[9] Lava Lagoon
Italian Lago di Lava[10] "Lava Lake"; shared with Lava Pit Super Mario 64 DS map
Landa della lava letale[11] Lethal lava land
Il Lago di Lava[12] The Lava Lake Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia
Korean 붉은용암랜드[13]
Bulgeun Yong'am Raendeu
Red Lava Land
Portuguese (Brazilian) Terra de Lava Letal[?] Lethal Lava Land LEGO Super Mario
Portuguese (European) Lago de Lava Letal[?] Lethal Lava Land LEGO Super Mario
Spanish Tierra del Fuego[14] "Fire Land"; likely a reference to the Tierra del Fuego archipelago

Notes[edit]

  • The Super Mario 64 Player's Guide gives the 100-Coin Star the name Surf the Lava.[15]
  • In the "Specifications" tab of the Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block's page on LEGO.com, Lethal Lava Land is called Lethal Lava Trouble.[16]

References[edit]

  1. ^ 【N64】スーパーマリオ64【エンディングまで】
  2. ^ [#345-2] Super Mario 64 (iQue Player)
  3. ^ 超级马力欧 64 问号砖块 71395 | 乐高®超级马力欧. LEGO.com (Simplified Chinese). Retrieved September 10, 2021.
  4. ^ 隱藏在?磚塊中的《超級瑪利歐64》世界。「樂高®超級瑪利歐 64™ ?磚塊」預定於10月1日發售。. Nintendo HK (Traditional Chinese). Retrieved September 10, 2021.
  5. ^ The Official Mario 64 Chinese Strategy Guide
  6. ^ 【NSEWatch開箱】Hasbro 超級瑪利歐慶典版大富翁 (中文版)!Monopoly Super Mario!
  7. ^ https://instructions.hasbro.com/api/download/E9517_nl-nl_monopoly-super-mario-celebration-editie-bordspel.pdf
  8. ^ MARIO 64 - LES 120 ÉTOILES #1
  9. ^ SUPER MARIO 64 # 08 ⭐ Kurs 7: Lava Lagune!
  10. ^ Scaviamo a fondo in Super Mario 64 DS (Parte 2)
  11. ^ "Landa della lava letale! Se prendi fuoco o cadi in una pozza di fiamme, salterai come un matto. Il giocatore avrà ancora controllo del personaggio usando calma e sangue freddo!" – Sign. Super Mario 64 DS.
  12. ^ November 15, 2018. Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia. Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN 889367436X. Page 88.
  13. ^ 슈퍼마리오64 DS 퍼펙트 #1
  14. ^ SUPER MARIO 64 DS [ESPAÑOL] 100% | 150 ESTRELLAS | PARTE 2
  15. ^ Pelland, Scott and Dan Owsen (1996). Super Mario 64 Player's Guide. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 84.
  16. ^ Super Mario 64™ Question Mark Block § Specifications. LEGO.com (American English). Retrieved March 5, 2023. (Archived January 2, 2023, 21:45:01 UTC via Wayback Machine.)