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Arabian Night map icon from Wario Land 4.
Arabian Night
Map of the level

Arabian Night is the second level of the Sapphire Passage in the Game Boy Advance game Wario Land 4. It is an Arabian-themed level, set in an abandoned Arabian palace and features flying carpets in which Wario can fly on to reach other places. This level is separated into two areas: an inside and an outside. Doors throughout the level link each inside and outside area. Mayubirds and Onomī are enemies that are unique to this level. This is also the only level where Togemasuku are found in all game modes. Inside the palace, enemies can change from Togemasuku, Beezleys, and Miniculas, depending on which tubes Wario jumps through, which allows him to get Keyzer. This level's CD is called The Errand and once collected, it can be played in the Sound Room.

Time given in different modes

The time given to escape the level after hitting the switch varies between game modes.

  • Normal Mode game sprite: the time given is 4:00.
  • Hard Mode game sprite: the time given is 3:00.
  • S-Hard Mode game sprite (unlockable): the time given is 1:30.

Gallery

Media

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アラビアンナイト[?]
Arabian Naito
Arabian Night
Chinese 阿拉伯之夜[1]
Ālābó zhī Yè
Arabian Night

Trivia

  • Arabian Night resembles Agrabah from the 1992 Disney animated film, Aladdin. Its name may stem from one of the songs in the film.

References

  1. ^ 阿快尔瑞斯 (July 19, 2014). 【完结】【童年游戏】瓦力欧寻宝记流程 (6P). Bilibili. Retrieved February 3, 2017.