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Super Mario Advance 2 - Official Strategy Guide Pdf, Epub, Ebook SUPER MARIO WORLD : SUPER MARIO ADVANCE 2 - OFFICIAL STRATEGY GUIDE PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Prima Development | 112 pages | 28 Feb 2002 | Prima Publishing,U.S. | 9780761539131 | English | Rocklin, United States Super Mario World : Super Mario Advance 2 - Official Strategy Guide PDF Book Not only is this one of the easiest, you also can get 3 lives instead of the 1 you get from the other palaces. To prevent this, every reasonable time you see a safe platform, land and press Down B to spit out the shell in front of you will not work on red shells. Forest of Illusion 3 Y5 Before the skull raft with the upside-down pirahna plants above it, fly a bit to the upper left, and then float right to land on a ledge with several black flowers. Donut Secret 2 Map by snesmaster1 v. Y4 Right after Dragon Coin 3, enter the door to your left. Jacob Tremblay added it Sep 26, There's just an endless amount, so ignore them and go down the second blue tube. In order to kill the big boo, you must hit him three times with thrown blue blocks. Y2 Behind the fence where the fireball is. Y4 All the way to the right, start heading downwards. Not particularly challenging, although a step up from Lenny. Awesome Map by KeyBlade Enter the door, which is now on top of 3 [? Well, first: never stay standing on the pipe when they are about to come up. For this assignment, you have a choice of a blue Yoshi or cape feather. While on the map screen, press the [R] button to switch to Mario's brother, Luigi. Hit it from underneath and jump to it. The one on the right yields a fire flower. Seller's other items. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. In order to climb, press Up and Down to navigate. Super Mario World : Super Mario Advance 2 - Official Strategy Guide Writer Chocolate Island 5 The cape pretty much makes you invulnerable to the side, nulling baseballs, fireballs, and almost everything else imaginable. Yoshi's Island 3 Map by snesmaster1 v. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Grab the P-Block and carry it back to the right. I would take out the fish before going for the exit. You have a natural tendency to float, and you'll move a lot faster. Donut Plains 2 Skip to main content. Chocolate Island Add to Watchlist. You will fly out of the pipe and land in the checkpoint. Learn how to use this to your advantage! The screen moves to the right at a constant speed, and you must keep up or get crushed against walls and such. Y4 After Yoshi and the two music notes, it's on top of another hill. Related sponsored items Feedback on our suggestions - Related sponsored items. Y1 Shining very obviously on your way up in the first room. A small step. Just jump over it. This section will gradually expand as we have more coming. You can either choose to fly up there, or take the blue shell to your right and throw it to release the vine in the last yellow block and climb up. Categories : Companies Publications Merchandise. If you do this right, you will lose Yoshi, grab a shell, knock out all the turtles, and land right back on Yoshi. This trick is ludicrously easy. Yoshi wouldn't hurt in this level either, as he can eat the fish and step on the urchins. Hit the blocks in the correct order on each level to score a 1 UP. Jump on the small switch and quickly jump onto the solid blocks above. Super Smash Bros. Many hidden paths and a new friend called Yoshi aid Mario in making his way to Bowser's castle for the final confrontation to save the Princess! Keep going left, and make the Big boo fly away from the door. I had more trouble with Lemmy. Get all the happy faces from the cloud for a 1-up. Y1 Jump up the first hill and you'll grab it. Super Mario World : Super Mario Advance 2 - Official Strategy Guide Reviews Vanilla Fortress Also, Luigi is easier to control. Use the ballon power-up to propel yourself up. Enter through the yellow door to the left of dragon coin 5 to leave this house. We offer the latest guides for the hottest games to our IGN Insider subscribers. Chocolate Island 1 Map by KeyBlade Tori Sellner marked it as to-read Jun 03, The keyhole is right there, but you have to navigate past several Cheep-Cheeps, and with the twisted swimming-with-item physics, it's hard to navigate past them. But, you'll enjoy the game more if you DON'T do it this way. After a few seconds, he'll bounce he flies surprisingly far, so watch out and revert back to step 1: shooting fireballs at you. This takes a lot of practice and a lot of tries to get right. This'll get you directly to dragon coin 3. Donut Plains 4 Map by snesmaster1 v. Super Mario Advance 4 Bros. Pick up the blue switch and walk through the first wall of coins before you jump on it. Y3 Between two more yellow pipes, this one over a gap. Gnarly Map by KeyBlade Y2 Use the spinjump to break some yellow blocks underneath two flying koopas. Star Road. After the last one, this level is surprisingly easy. Learn how to use this to your advantage! New Super Mario Bros. Y2 Between the thick trees with 3 wigglers. Free shipping. And guess what's in that gap. UP In the underground cavern, you'll see some flying? Specializes in mobile platforms, but then again, they're not so hard. It's a different room! When you're up to the moving yellow platforms, always aim for the middle one! Note: Yoshi can stand on the small black flowers without any trouble. After the midway gate, Fishin' Lakitu will disappear for a while. In both cases, you'll need a cape. Awesome Map by KeyBlade Beating Donut Plains 2 conventionally will get you to the Donut Ghost House, where one of the best secrets of the game can be unlocked. Also remember that stars are easy ways to get 1-UPs. This is quite helpful in underwater stages. Super Mario World : Super Mario Advance 2 - Official Strategy Guide Read Online Email to friends Share on Facebook - opens in a new window or tab Share on Twitter - opens in a new window or tab Share on Pinterest - opens in a new window or tab Add to Watchlist. Show CheatCodes. There are 4 in total, and they completely seal off the gap. Y4 From dragon coin 3, backtrack to where dragon coin 2 was, and head right. The coin is between 2 flowers, and you really can't miss it. Nathan DaSilva marked it as to-read Apr 08, They're so completely out of your way that it's a pain to get them all. You want to do this because you'll want to use your powers, and you'll have a mushroom in reserve automatically. Forest of Illusion Y5 On top of another platform to the right of dragon coin 4. I would take out the fish before going for the exit. Simple eh? Seven Mario games for the Nintendo 3DS have received guides. If you love being caped Mario who doesn't? Extremely useful. UP Each yellow block contains a 1-up mushroom, for 4-ups. It soon gets hectic though, with a pipe Lakitu throwing spikeys and bob-ombs parachuting in. Y1 Should be obvious. Franchises: Mario. Y3 Between two purple pipes, after the koopa barrage. However, because of the constant barrage of bullets which Yoshi can eat the level layout has been simplified a bit. Run right and jump over the Chargn' Chuck. For some reason, the superkoopas now switch to normal red capes. Vanilla Dome 1 If you mess up in the middle, you can always land on the clouds and take off again. Ditch him or die a horrible scalding death. You also can't use any special power while carrying anything, so you're a lot more vulnerable to random species of fish. Release Date: February 11, These can't be killed though, which utterly sucks. Push start and select back. It was a very complex game with a LOT of secrets - this guide comes in handy for game completists. Fether rated it really liked it Jan 07, You want to knock him off of the rotating Koopa shell by jumping on his head. Dec 20, PST. Way Cool Y4 Above the pit in the ground under the second stomper. After a few seconds, he'll bounce he flies surprisingly far, so watch out and revert back to step 1: shooting fireballs at you. Y2 Simple enough, right next to the said yellow block. Roy's Castle Map by KeyBlade UP A 1-up mushroom is in a block on top of the mole hill. BOSS: Reznor - This will most likely be your very first trip to a fortress, although it is possible to avoid all four of them in the game. You'll want to jump but not into the fireball or else you'll take damage. Annoying, but now you go through the door on the right to get back to room 3, where the coin is easily within reach. Forest of Illusion 1 E. With Yoshi, float down right before the goal underneath the green platform.
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