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brown, mushroom-shaped door with a coffee cup on it. Each one features a different barista and customers who interact with Mario after he buys a drink

Letters itself. It is one of the only levels in the game that does not have an alliterative or rhyming name. Five Monkey Trial is different than most levels because

enemies in the area. When used on a triangle Music Pad, it can also be used to solve puzzles. The music Chunky plays resembles the nursery rhyme "Yankee Doodle"

done by interacting with the bells, either through direct contact or attacks. Interacting with a bell will illuminate a small area around it, and the player

few pits that the Kongs can go across by jumping from Niknaks. "Blunda" in the level's name is derived from "blunder", changed to rhyme with "tundra".

claiming that the form is based on Bowser's most carefully preserved memory and is meant to aid in communicating with the Mario Bros. It states that the memory

performances. They are spoken with through their leader, himself just called Toady. He constantly speaks in rhyme, with every line being said as if he

castle can also be seen. The Toad that was with Luigi in the Secret Mine was Toad himself, in the final the Blue Toad is with Luigi instead while Toad was moved

Star's seal. Midbus exclaims that with the Dark Star the world is theirs and Fawful scolds him, saying that hearing that stresses him out because they

he figures out that he can pick up Buzzy Shells with and tilt ↓ to wear them as helmets! BUT THAT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN!” —Father of Name Withheld, Super

English minigame names correspond to the Japanese originals; Nintendo of America's localization team changed most minigame names to use word rhyme, alliteration

of it is for Fawful!♪ And the...rhyme...with that!♪" "Here Fawful goes, the disappearing..forever disappearing... WITH YOU!" "I HAVE CHORTLES!" "It is

trounced by the Mario Bros. again, with the one on the left saying that it's about time the Goombas rose up and made a name for themselves. These two Goombas

were respectively replaced with Chompweed and Goomba in the English version. The Czar Dragon shares its name with a boss that does not appear in but exists

events of the game, although that version of the storyline has some differences with the released game, such as claiming that the game takes place in the

There are also stickers that support Mario in battle, such as Spike Helmets that give Mario a helmet that damages all enemies that attack him from above

Luigi-shaped tree to fling Mario to new areas with its branches, or make Luigi sneeze to create a gust of wind that blows blocks into the foreground. Mario

purposes. As you can see, this area is just packed full of enemies with no rhyme or reason.) Coo coo coo. (It's obvious that the Maker of this course didn't

Party 6. Its name is taken from a line in "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)" by Harry Belafonte. This minigame appears to take place in a tropical area of some

action now..." "BAH! What is THAT freaky monstrosity?" "Whoa... That weird bean thing just talked..." "Oh! Um... I guess... That came out wrong." "You're not