The Frigid Sea
The Frigid Sea is a location found in Wario Land 3. It is located in the east side of the Music Box World. It will be accessible after Wario collects both of the Blue Book (The Peaceful Village) and the Magic Wand (The Grasslands) and freezes the water in this large sea. Like all the other levels in the eastern part, this level can only be visited at nighttime. However, after Wario restores the Sun Medallion, he can explore it anytime. There is no difference, except for the giant ice pillar in the first area, which melts when it is daytime.
The main area is full of ice blocks and Brrr Bears that try to stalk Wario by shooting him with ice and turning him into an Ice Skatin' Wario. There is some unfrozen water at the area's bottom, where an underwater door is found there. It also has blocks that can only be destroyed by a rock (which is found in the area as well). Another area is found when Wario enters a door located on the left side of the main area. Here, Wario must use his snow form to break Snowman Blocks and progress. Wario can also explore some other areas via Warp Pipes and doors, and of course, by getting more power-ups.
Treasures
Gray Chest: Head Smash Helmet
The Head Smash Helmet[1] in the Gray Chest requires the Gray Key, which is located behind a breakable wall. As for the chest, Wario must get to the right side of the main area by avoiding Brrr Bears and simply open the chest.
When Wario collects the Head Smash Helmet, he will be able to Head Smash[2] destructible blocks from underneath. This opens new possibilities for him in A Town in Chaos and the Desert Ruins.
Red Chest: Teapot
Wario needs the Grab Glove from The Steep Canyon. The Teapot[3] in the Red Chest requires the Red Key, which is located in a room full of blue birds. However, solid blocks block the door of this room. To get there, Wario must find a rock in the first area and break the blocks with it. When done so, the door is accessible. Wario must simply make his way to the top of this room and grab the Red Key.
As for the chest, it is located in the Snowman Blocks area found in a door also blocked by solid blocks. Wario must grab the rock another time and break the blocks near the entrance. When done so, he must enter the area.
Here, Wario must turn into a Snowman Wario using the falling snowballs and make himself bigger by rolling on the first slope. This will allow him to break the lower part of a wall and reach another area. The same has to be done here. By using the snowman form, Wario will roll on a slope and becomes big enough to destroy the snowman blocks in the first area and get the treasure.
This treasure does not affect the world in any way.
Green Chest: Magical Flame
Wario needs the Scepter from the Cave of Flames. The Magical Flame[3] is in the Green Chest right in the underwater door in the level's main area. While chest is accessible, Wario must get the Green Key first. To do so, he has to enter the other underwater door. Then, he has to break the wall and enter the large Warp Pipe.
Here, Wario must avoid the Brrr Bears and activate the switch located on the left. This will freeze the water in the treasure chest area. After doing this, Wario must return to the first area by falling from the switch area. Now that the water is frozen, the key is reachable.
Finally, Wario should return to the switch area and hit the switch again to unfreeze the water, and open the chest.
The Magical Flame, along with the Lantern, makes the Castle of Illusions appear on the east side.
Blue Chest: UFO
The UFO[4] in the Blue Chest requires the Sun Medallion to be restored to free the eastern part of darkness. Then, he has to go to this level at daytime, when the ice pillar blocking the way to the Blue Chest room is melted by the sun.
In this room, Wario must make his way to the very last falling snowball, and use it to transform into Snowman Wario. Then, he must roll down the last slope, break all of the Snowman Blocks and get the Blue Key. Finally, Wario simply has to open the chest found above the key.
Collecting the UFO does not affect the world in any way.
Reaction abilities in this level
Gallery
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | 凍り付いた海[?] Kōritsuita Umi |
The Frigid Sea |
References
- ^ Brady, Matthew K., Nathan Beittenmiller, Debra McBride, and David Cassady. Game Boy Game Secrets, 2001 Edition Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 93.
- ^ Nintendo Power Volume 133, page 59.
- ^ a b Brady, Matthew K., Nathan Beittenmiller, Debra McBride, and David Cassady. Game Boy Game Secrets, 2001 Edition Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 94.
- ^ Wario Land 3: Fushigi na Orgel Shogakukan guide, page 12.