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World 6-1 SML2.png|A map of [[ | World 6-1 SML2.png|A map of [[Space Zone Level 1]] | ||
World 6-2 SML2.png|A map of [[ | World 6-2 SML2.png|A map of the [[star stage]] | ||
World 6-S SML2.png|A map of [[Himitsu no Course 2]] | World 6-S SML2.png|A map of [[Himitsu no Course 2]] | ||
SpaceZone.png|The Space Zone, after discovering and completing the secret level | SpaceZone.png|The Space Zone, after discovering and completing the secret level | ||
Revision as of 10:05, January 19, 2022
Template:Location-infobox The Space Zone is one of the six main zones in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, and is accessed by clearing the Hippo stage. In this zone, Mario dons a space suit and explores the moon and its surrounding stars, subjecting him to reduced gravity fields that increase his jump height but decreasing his speed and traction. The golden coin of the Space Zone is guarded by Tatanga.
The moon can be seen smiling in the overworld map for the zone; once the zone's secret course is cleared, a shooting star will hit it, changing its expression to a more gloomy one.
Enemies
Gallery
A map of Space Zone Level 1
A map of the star stage
A map of Himitsu no Course 2
The Space Zone, after discovering and completing the secret level
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スペースゾーン[1] Supēsuzōn |
Space Zone |
| German | Space Zone |
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| Italian | Zona dello Spazio[2] |
Space Zone |
| Spanish | zona espacial |
space zone |
Trivia
- Canadian violinist and music artist Owen Pallett samples the melody from the second area level in his song "An Arrow in the Side of Final Fantasy".[3]
- Normally inaccessible, the word HAPPY is found in Space Zone 1, written in stars.
- The music for the second area can be heard when using the Boombox Sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
References
- ^ Super Mario Land 2: 6-tsu no Kinka Japanese instruction booklet, page 13.
- ^ Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia; pag. 77
- ^ [1]
