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This course takes place in the sky, featuring the pipe-shaped hills from Pipe-Rock Plateau in the background. This course, much like [[Parachute Cap I]], features many [[pit]]s and lacks ground platforms, relying more on semisolid platforms and floating rectangular platforms instead, to better introduce the jumping mechanic of the Jet Run badge to the player. | This course takes place in the sky, featuring the pipe-shaped hills from Pipe-Rock Plateau in the background. This course, much like [[Badge Challenge Parachute Cap I|Parachute Cap I]], features many [[pit]]s and lacks ground platforms, relying more on semisolid platforms and floating rectangular platforms instead, to better introduce the jumping mechanic of the Jet Run badge to the player. | ||
The level starts with a massive pit, with [[Coin]]s and yellow arrows indicating where to jump. Although the coins and [[flower coin]]s are used as indication throughout the level, the yellow arrows are only used on the first two jumps, increasing the difficulty. After those two jumps, a three block wide gap is shown, introducing to the player that the badge is able to run through without falling between the gap. Shortly after that, the [[Checkpoint Flag]] is found with an {{conjectural|interactive tulip}} near it, which provides additional indication to a jump out of a sloped semisolid surface with coins and a [[Super Mushroom]] inside of a [[bubble]]. These sloped semisolids are utilized in the rest of the course, with it being the final semisolid that allows the player to grad the top of the [[Goal Pole]] and complete the course. | The level starts with a massive pit, with [[Coin]]s and yellow arrows indicating where to jump. Although the coins and [[flower coin]]s are used as indication throughout the level, the yellow arrows are only used on the first two jumps, increasing the difficulty. After those two jumps, a three block wide gap is shown, introducing to the player that the badge is able to run through without falling between the gap. Shortly after that, the [[Checkpoint Flag]] is found with an {{conjectural|interactive tulip}} near it, which provides additional indication to a jump out of a sloped semisolid surface with coins and a [[Super Mushroom]] inside of a [[bubble]]. These sloped semisolids are utilized in the rest of the course, with it being the final semisolid that allows the player to grad the top of the [[Goal Pole]] and complete the course. | ||
Revision as of 17:11, November 25, 2023
| Level | |
|---|---|
| Expert Badge Challenge Jet Run I | |
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| World | Pipe-Rock Plateau |
| Game | Super Mario Bros. Wonder |
| Difficulty | ★★★ |
| << Directory of levels >> | |
Jet Run I is an Expert Badge Challenge course in Pipe-Rock Plateau of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, designed around the Jet Run expert badge. It can be unlocked after completing Cosmic Hoppos and its completion unlocks Pipe-Rock Plateau Special Bounce, Bounce, Bounce from the Special World. Like all Badge Challenge levels, it contains one Wonder Seed.
Layout
This course takes place in the sky, featuring the pipe-shaped hills from Pipe-Rock Plateau in the background. This course, much like Parachute Cap I, features many pits and lacks ground platforms, relying more on semisolid platforms and floating rectangular platforms instead, to better introduce the jumping mechanic of the Jet Run badge to the player.
The level starts with a massive pit, with Coins and yellow arrows indicating where to jump. Although the coins and flower coins are used as indication throughout the level, the yellow arrows are only used on the first two jumps, increasing the difficulty. After those two jumps, a three block wide gap is shown, introducing to the player that the badge is able to run through without falling between the gap. Shortly after that, the Checkpoint Flag is found with an interactive tulip near it, which provides additional indication to a jump out of a sloped semisolid surface with coins and a Super Mushroom inside of a bubble. These sloped semisolids are utilized in the rest of the course, with it being the final semisolid that allows the player to grad the top of the Goal Pole and complete the course.
Talking Flower quotes
- "Go for it!" (floating at the start of the course)
- "Great!" (in the first row of sloped semisolid platforms)
- "Yeahhhh!" (at the last sloped semisolid jump)
Gallery
The course's thumbnail
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ジェットラン Jetto Ran Reberu 1 |
Jet Run Level 1 |
| Italian | Supercorsa 1 |
Super-run 1 |
| Portuguese | Propulsão 1 |
Propulsion 1 |
| Spanish | Propulsión 1 |
Propulsion 1 |
