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Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D feature an arrangement of "Aquatic Ambiance," titled "Aquatic Ambiance Returns" in the music gallery, that plays while riding

Galaxy 2, see Spin Drill. Drills, generically described as sawfish, are aquatic enemies found in Wario Land II. They swim left and right rather slowly in a

” —Donkey Kong Land manual, page 20 Nemos, also named Nautilus, are aquatic enemies who appear in Donkey Kong Land. Their name is taken from Captain Nemo

Fritz are aquatic enemies that appear in the Sea Breeze Cove levels of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port, starting with

article should be moved to its appropriate title. Mizuuo are uncommon aquatic enemies from Wario Land 3 that are similar to Spray Fish. They appear at night

coins, or sometimes even a KONG Letter, a role also fulfilled by the aquatic enemies, Bounty Basses. Booty Birds are often needed to reach Bonus Areas. They

Unira, or sea cactus. Sea Urchins are large-eyed purple sea urchins and aquatic enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port

other underwater enemies. A photograph of a Bazza appears in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, in which it falls under the "Aquatic Attackers" enemy class. In Donkey

but take place mainly underwater. Many aquatic enemies appear throughout the world, including first-time enemies such as Fritz and Mama Saw, which are based

be found in coral levels such as Bazza's Blockade. Aquatic Attackers is the equivalent of "The Aquatic Bad Guys" from Donkey Kong Country and the "Submerged

Searching for a way to do so he crosses many rooms filled with water and aquatic enemies. This level is also the first one that provides Wario with the bubbling

“This must be the one that got away! Some of the new aquatic enemies are even bigger than Chomps the ape-eating shark. This makes them even tougher to

Volume 74 of Nintendo Power, a descriptor that is not used for other aquatic enemies found in the game. The free 24-page booklet of Donkey Kong Land from

the SS Tea Cup, the Black Sugar Gang's ship. The cavern houses many aquatic enemies such as Drills and Utsutsubo that drag him down if the player is careless

article should be moved to its appropriate title. Horror Gills are large aquatic enemies found in a few vehicle-riding stages in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical

appearance in the game here. It is a water/ocean-themed world, so plenty of aquatic enemies, such as Cheep Cheeps, can be found here. The Subrella ability makes

network of narrow passages, between massive coral reefs, while avoiding aquatic enemies along the way. Like other underwater levels, there are forks in the

the first half, Dixie and Kiddy must swim underwater and avoid some aquatic enemies along their path, including Bounty Basses, Lurchins, and Kocos. The

Aquatics is an Event class that appears in several instalments of the Mario & Sonic series. The Aquatics event class is featured in both versions of Mario

Kong can optionally ride Enguarde to have him help defeat a variety of aquatic enemies encountered along the way, such as Bitesizes and Chomps. A second Enguarde

are fish enemies that first appear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, where they are one of the most common underwater enemies, said

photograph in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, categorized as part of the Aquatic Attackers enemy class. In the Game Boy Advance version, Nibblas also appear in the

of seaweed. Due to the fact that the area is completely underwater, aquatic enemies, such as Chomps, Fangfish, and Nemoes are found in large abundance in

Lurchins along their path. Kocos, Bounty Basses, and Bazzas are some other aquatic enemies that they encounter. Near the end, the Kongs must continue going up

masts, hold and deck host many enemies, the most common being Neeks, Klomps, and Krunchas. There are a few aquatic enemies in the flooded cargo hold, including

(disambiguation). Jellyfish in the Super Mario franchise are aquatic creatures that commonly appear as enemies. Their appearance is slightly distinct in almost every

through polluted, green water, though it does not affect the Kongs. Many aquatic enemies appear in the level, including Bitesizes, Chomps Jrs., and Squidges

Wild Wendells are reptilian enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. They resemble blue-skinned tortoises

Bounty Basses are plump, red fish enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land III. They have a yellow

a level from the Cloud world. "Aquatic Ambiance Returns" – plays in Blowhole Bound. It is an arrangement of "Aquatic Ambiance" from Donkey Kong Country

theme features ghosts as its main enemies, such as Boos, Peepas, Eeries, and Broozers. Bat, pumpkin, and rat enemies such as Swoops, Splunkins, and Scaredy

spins in their direction. Like other enemies, if the lead Kong gets hit by a Shuri, they take damage. Like most aquatic foes, Shuries can only be defeated

then shows Mario and his friends the food, which consists of mostly aquatic enemies. After putting a Spike Eel in a pot, a Morty Mole arrives and starts

bill. As an aquatic creature, Enguarde appears in many underwater areas. With his sharp, pointed bill, he can defeat many underwater enemies, which the

loops on the Touch Screen. 100m Backstroke appears as the third event of Aquatic Medley and Stylus Intro Medley in Medley Match Mode, as well as the first

Kong franchise. For an enemy in the Wario franchise, see Lurchin (Wario: Master of Disguise). Lurchins are sea urchin-like enemies in Donkey Kong Country

waterfall or touches an enemy, they are eliminated. Players who can make it to the last raft, being pulled by a Koopa Troopa in an aquatic vehicle, are declared

as underwater enemies in Donkey Kong 64 and were changed to purple. Puftups are usually stationary and act more like hazards than enemies: if the active

found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title. Tobī are aquatic creatures, which appear in Wario Land II. They leap out of the water, similar

Another peculiar trait of the design is the whimsical atmosphere. The aquatic plants of the kingdom were designed following the motif of the sequin, and

Sea Urchin or Invincible Urchin. Urchins are spiked aquatic creatures that have appeared as enemies and obstacles throughout the Super Mario franchise.

leads to contains one post and several Cheep Cheeps and Bloopers. After the enemies are disposed of, a large chest appears, containing the Pixl Thudley, who

ones are the seed-obsessed Petunia, the refined Posie, the delicate and aquatic Lily, and the vain Rosie. The others are the shifty, dishonest Tolielip

Arctic Abyss. It is this game's equivalent of "The Aquatic Bad Guys" from Donkey Kong Country and the "Aquatic Attackers" from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's

spins into a blade when it spots enemies.” —Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 instruction booklet, page 19 Pinwheels are aquatic creatures from Wario Land: Super

Suit. Many enemies, upon being hit with an Ice Ball, will become frozen in a block of solid ice. Ice Balls can freeze a multitude of enemies, including

Land instruction booklet, page 19 Helmuts are enemies in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3. They are aquatic creatures that have spiked heads. Wario can defeat

then the article should be moved to its appropriate title. Utsutsubo are aquatic creatures encountered in Wario Land II. Appearing like snake-like fish (described

Bros. U in the secret level Blooper's Secret Lair. They are one of the few enemies that do not appear in New Super Luigi U. Blooper Nannies reappear in Super

Maker. "This is freakin' me out... I wanna go home!" Can our hero avoid the aquatic baddies and reach his goal safely? Go, Starfy, go!

Advance. It is found in the seaside area of Shroom City. It is a large, aquatic stadium with colorful balloons decorating its sides. The front is modeled

water-filled pipelines appear in Pacifica, serving as habitats to many aquatic creatures. One of the levels features large trees submerged into the northern

have beach ball-like patterns. These vehicles are all based on aquatic Mario series enemies. Its kart counterpart is the Super Blooper, which is slightly

photograph of a Gleamin' Bream appears in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, under the Aquatic Attackers class. Gleamin' Breams appear to be the inspiration for a species

the enemies in the game. Any enemies hit by Yoshi's Eggs appear in exhibits and are organized by the class they are in (eg, many water-based enemies appear

Mario, see Whale (character). Whales in the Super Mario franchise are large aquatic mammals that first appear in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario

the game, see Synchronized Swimming. Synchronised Swimming (Duet) is an Aquatics Event which appears exclusively in the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario &

Platform Diving (Synchronised) is an Aquatics Event that exclusively appears in the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

Piranha Plants in the games, the Propeller Piranhas are near-invincible enemies for a Yoshi. They were originally named after the band Hootie & the Blowfish

in order to breathe, otherwise they drown. Aside from various underwater enemies, common obstacles in this level include moving spiked structures and strong

confused with Phantamanta. The manta, also referred to as the ray, is an aquatic species found in various Super Mario games. Mantas are peaceful creatures

trait shared with real world dolphins. This is a similar case to another aquatic Animal Friend, Glimmer, who is referred to as male despite resembling a

possess the recognizable luminescent esca. This is a similar case to another aquatic Animal Friend, Orco, who is referred to as male despite resembling a female

Swimming (Team) or Synchronised Swimming (Duet). Synchronized Swimming is a Aquatics Event that appears in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012

allowing the Kongs to grab some collectibles hidden high in the air. The aquatic creatures sometimes go underwater, and the Kongs cannot swim underwater

version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games as part of the Aquatics category. While it has the same goal as the event it is based on of completing

Water Polo is an Aquatics Event that exclusively appears in the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The aim of the

Bowser's Castle. They are the only strictly aquatic dungeon enemies in the game, though terrestrial enemies are also found underwater in these levels. Their

kart's bike counterpart is the Dolphin Dasher (which is also based on an aquatic Super Mario character); however, the kart is actually lighter than its bike

Museum is a gallery of enemies in Yoshi's Island DS. Whenever an enemy is hit by an egg, one of the species appear here. The enemies are separated from visitors

Games. Peach and Daisy were originally going to have swimsuits for the aquatic events rather than using their athletic wear as they do in the final game

down vertically to hit enemies [and] smash objects". The Rare Witch Project website once had previews of several upcoming enemies and characters for Donkey

Freestyle is an Aquatics Event that appears in the Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. It is set in the National Aquatics Center. The

returning and original enemies. Creep along a mysterious pirate ship, trudge through fierce snow, swim in an unbelievable aquatic temple, and start some

release." – Super Mario Bros. 3 English instruction booklet, page 36. "An aquatic relative of the Piranha Plants, the Lotus spits fiery lava bits." – Nintendo

100m Freestyle is a Aquatics Event that appears in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The objective of the event is to

appear in the Aquatic Enemy Exhibit of the Island Museum. Eating them won't make Yoshi produce an egg. A few Bloopers appear as enemies in Spray Day Mayday

is an Aquatics Event that appears exclusively in the Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. It is set in the National Aquatics Center

backgrounds, and enemies relevant to the themes of their respective worlds. Due to the length of the game, as well as the amount of enemies featured in the

4x100m Relay is an Aquatics Event that appears in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. The aim of the event is for each swimmer to complete

" (When a track a event is about to start) "Get set..." (When a track, aquatic or Rowing event is about to start) "En garde! Allez!" (Fencing events) "Goal

ice-using, or aquatic/ocean-dwelling teammates. Strong against Fire attribute enemies (150% damage), weak against Wood attribute enemies (at 50% damage)

of the term "100m Freestyle", see 100m Freestyle. 100m Freestyle is an Aquatics Event that appears in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

sunlight and shortcuts hide behind every reef. Nintendo Magazine 2022 Summer: Aquatic creatures swim around this beautiful, marine track. You can enjoy some underwater

music heard as soon as the Kongs enter the water is an arrangement of "Aquatic Ambience" from Donkey Kong Country and "Lockjaw's Saga" from Donkey Kong

series. The events fall into various categories, such as Gymnastics and Aquatics, and usually end up ranking the players from 1st to 8th or 4th, depending

Kong Quest. The music is mixed in underwater portions with notes from "Aquatic Ambience". All of these were composed by David Wise. In Time Attack mode

Urchin. Sea cacti, also described as sea urchins and spiky plants, are an aquatic species of Neuron that lives in the oceans of Yoshi's Island. They appear

In Medley Match mode, 100m Freestyle appears as the second event of the Aquatics Medley, as well as the fifth event of the Graduation Exam Medley and first

the game, see Synchronized Swimming. Synchronised Swimming (Team) is an Aquatics Event that appears in the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the

Toad's job to take the bombs and line them up with the enemies of the woods so that the enemies go down in defeat. If Toad clears enough monster-packed

under the sea, and be especially careful of these killer enemies. The Blooper's sharp aquatic skills allow them to hide in pipes and blend into the scenery

After swimming away from the enemies for a while, Mario defeats them by throwing ring coral around their bodies. With the enemies no longer a threat, Mario

green, yellow, and most rarely, their normal gameplay colors, ad other aquatic foes such as Chomps, Chomps Jr., and Squidges are also featured alongside

charge into enemies and defeat them. Otherwise invincible to most enemies even when standing still, he is vulnerable to lightning, fire enemies, or any other

advertisement Peach and Daisy were originally going to have swimsuits for the aquatic events rather than using their athletic wear as they do in the final game

Medley Match Mode, Canoe Slalom (Pair) appears as the fourth event of the 2P Aquatics Medley, and the first event of 2P Affinity Medley 1. In the game's story

but is altered by Kamek's magic. Its localized name refers to both the aquatic area it is found in its original appearance as well as its large bellybutton

Match Mode, Sailing - 470 (Pair) appears as the fourth event of the 2P Aquatics Medley and the second event of 2P Affinity Medley 2. In the game's story

there would be new soundtracks for various levels, including athletics and aquatics. They also stated that the sound would have more pace and would have a

defeating enemies or completing the level with extra time, but he does have an enemy counter for each enemy he defeats, and defeating 100 enemies will cause

racing against other swimmers, with the event taking place at the Tokyo Aquatics Center. Wario and Dr. Eggman can be seen taking part in this event in the

in a few games, such as Mario Party 3 and Mario Party Advance, a lot of aquatic equipment in the Mario Party series, such as boats, are based on Dorrie

counter (for stars or enemies) would occur if the player would lose a bonus stage with stars or enemies remaining, and then defeat enemies or collect bananas

the playable characters were originally going to have swimwear for the aquatic events rather than just the female characters. However, the idea was rejected

protecting himself from enemies in the way. Donkey Kong holds a barrel over his head, which leaves him vulnerable to enemies in the front. Donkey Kong

Various types of enemies appear throughout the levels, attempting to get into Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's way. The Kremlings are the main enemies of the game

"Enemy Course" is a theme composed by Koji Kondo for Super Mario Bros. 3 that plays during Enemy Course battles against Hammer Bros, Boomerang Bros, Fire

Various types of enemies appear throughout the levels, attempting to get into Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's way. The Kremlings are the main enemies of the game

quantity and type of enemies depend on the game mode, as harder difficulties will generally have more enemies, and easier enemies will be replaced by more

"platform" Pipes (in World 6). Enemies also patrol the map screen. If the enemies come in contact with players, they must play an Enemy Course. Players must collect

her winter gear for Equestrian events and a new outfit for Gymnastics and Aquatics events. In the opening, Blaze appears at the start with all of the other

called a Dark Koopatrol. It is the strongest Koopa enemy in the whole game. Armored Koopas appear as enemies in Bowser's Castle in Mario Pinball Land. They

normal grassland world, with generic enemies being common. Hoo's Wood: A forest-themed world, with generic enemies being common. Shriek Mansion: A Mansion-themed

the other female athletes, she has a new outfit worn for Gymnastics and Aquatics Events, while keeping her winter outfit for Equestrian and wearing her

makes extensive use of the Green Shell to move around underwater. Common enemies here include Snoodles, Urchins, and Boos. This is the only galaxy in the

underwater tunnel that is connected to the pipe. Outside of the tunnel, some aquatic creatures such as Unagi and Big Cheep Cheeps can be seen. Inside the tunnel

in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, where they appear in World 5-1 as common enemies. When Mario is not around, they blow green spike balls like a Ptooie's method

reappear; these enemies also serve as the basis for many of the new enemies in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. The sub areas attached to enemy-generating

list of enemies and other characters ordered by Catch Card number and information about the Catch Cards, see Catch Card. Name: The name of the enemy. Location(s):

by giving them helpful hints. Common enemies here include Skeeters and Koopa Troopas, as well as underwater enemies such as Snoodles. This is the only galaxy

to capture any enemy, and turns them into a collectible card if it succeeds; players can also buy Caught Cards, which already have enemies on them. While

not appear in the same game. Animal Friends generally help by defeating enemies, finding special items, and allowing the Kongs to reach Bonus Levels and

gong, xylophone etc.), particularly those that possess the boss enemies. Most of the enemies from the island's natural fauna are specific to certain worlds

then the lightning bolt electrocutes them. The lightning can defeat most enemies except red Buzzes and the level's Koin. The Kongs can stand underneath a

and it will not attack the Kongs at first. It will automatically eat any enemies that it swims close to throughout the entire level. Over time, Nibbla's

and avoid countless schools of enemies. Soon, they find two Lurchins moving through a small pathway. Going under the enemies, they make their way into another

damage from enemies from previous games, simply phasing through enemies instead. The Yoshis also do not take damage, but bump into enemies upon colliding

be found between the enemies as well, moving around in the small space. Once the apes find their way around the underwater enemies, they travel through

Play Nintendo website. In this quiz, the player has to identify several enemies from Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

throw Pause: / Enemies marked with a dagger (†) are new to this game. Highlighted in gold are temporary transformations of regular enemies that appear when

whom cheer Mario on from the sidelines. This galaxy does not include any enemies. There are 50 coins in this galaxy. Although this galaxy's name comes from

to make it to the top. Planets visited Starting Planet Giant Ramp Planet Enemies Paragoombas The player repeats the Hot-Stepping Dash Pepper mission. This

Kongs can go through, though the waves still move through the windows. Enemies in the level include Snippys, Pinchlys, Snaggles, and Squidlys. The level

Splash, which causes three shockwaves around the Hero, dealing damage to all enemies in range, and causing the Splash Super Effect. Aquaquake can be upgraded

Kiddy include swimming, jumping, and climbing. The Kongs can jump to defeat enemies or to go over small gaps. Both vertical and horizontal ropes are the objects

small alcove and another thin channel with a large area full of Chomps Jr. enemies after it. A passage at the other side of this area includes an alcove with

and Kiddy Kong having to swim between the large coral reefs and avoiding enemies along the path. There are three Animal Barrels of Enguarde, each in a different

riverbank where Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong have to make their way past several enemies, both on land an in water, and Surface Tension even has the option of taking

have to fight or avoid many enemies, such as Neeks and Zingers. Once they reach land, they need to carefully avoid some enemies and hop on the chains to reach

Ellie can suck in water from her trunk and spit out water projectiles at enemies. It is the only way that Buzzes cat be defeated in the level. A No Animal

upper right corner of some Bazza enemies. N: Underneath some Bazza near a DK Barrel. G: Found between three Lurchin enemies and some Koco fish. In the cavern

constantly shift around. Other than Squiddicus, the enemies in this level include electric jellyfish enemies known as Jellybobs, Snippys, Pinchlys, Squidlys

in a Subwarine underwater and has to maneuver it through coral reefs and enemies. Near the end of the level, Wario finds a caged Merfle and needs to shoot

repurposes that game's graphical assets and thus features the same characters, enemies, and level environments. It also stars Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong. Donkey

rainbow-colored coral. However, it abounds with all kinds of underwater enemies. There is also a mini-boss at the central part of the level, which Wario

swimming in the water. Because of this, they have to avoid several underwater enemies along the way. There are two Animal Barrels of Enguarde along the way. From

lighting the path forward. The Kongs encounter four types of underwater enemies: Flotsams, Puftups, Shuris and Lockjaws. A Klomp appears near the start

climb across ropes and swim in the dark lake below. Klasps and Buzzes are enemies that appear around the ropes, usually guarding items such as bear coins

connections to the Super Mario franchise is its variety of Super Mario enemies, making it comparable to a side-scrolling level in the Super Mario series

complete the level successfully. The following enemies appear in the following quantities, and enemies marked in bold make their debut: Flotsam: 17 (5

is a long journey east, even from Koopa Village, and the road is full of enemies. The stone fortress is locked, and it's guarded by Koopas. You wander its

are sections where Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are chased by Nemos; these enemies start out as dormant but begin to chase the Kongs when they pass by them

considered part of the Minions. In The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, the enemies under the command of King Koopa are often referred to as the Koopa Pack

rings at enemies. Her special skill, Piercing Projectile, allows Wendy to target an enemy and throw a ring at them, attacking the targeted enemy twice and

has been taken over by an airship. Cheep-Cheeps and Bloobers are common enemies in this world, and the hard-to-dodge Boss Bass also lives here. This is

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers. This level starts with a single battle, after which

Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is a basic, underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers and Cheep Cheeps. This level is straightforward,

lick up enemies, Flutter Jump, Ground Pound, and throw Yoshi's Eggs/Poochy Pups. Conversely, Yoshi no longer needs to crouch in order to turn an enemy into

either use the key to defend against the Bukubukus or simply dodge the enemies. Once the Bukubukus are gone, the player must hold the key and Jump across

small gap of water, they walk down a mostly flat surface while passing some enemies. A trail near the letter K indicates that they must jump down into a shallow

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps and Big Cheep Cheeps. This level starts

Luigi around when his shops are not large enough. She also talks down to enemies like Wario, Waluigi, and Bowser, refusing to congratulate their success

they can utilize DK and Dixie's special attack on enemies which gives them extra lives from defeated enemies. After going through the rocky shore area, the

one row of Bazzas swimming across it. After they dodge these barracuda enemies, they encounter some Kocos and the letter O. A thin, U-shaped passage follows

plunge into the water and start swimming. They need to watch out for a few enemies as they go, and also have to squeeze through a tight space with some Puftups

coral and travel through several sharp turns, avoiding many underwater enemies, including Bazzas. Even after the letter K, they continually swim through

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps and Big Cheep Cheeps. This level starts

consists of an outer green ring mostly used to stun enemies and an inner red ring generally used to defeat enemies and grab beats. The Sound Wave Attack can also

This level introduces an underwater pufferfish enemy, Puftups. While on land, the Kongs encounter a few enemies like Klampons and Click-Clacks. There is a

Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underground sewer level with enemies consisting of Koopa Paratroopas, Dry Bones and Cheep Cheeps. This level

reach safety, and simply walk along the solid path. They'll meet a few enemies on the way, and also have to jump over two abysses. But, the group will

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps, Big Cheep Cheeps, and Blooper Nannies

swimming through tight passages within the coral reefs while avoiding numerous enemies along the way, including Fangfish, Gloops, and Flappers. Throughout the

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Ice Bros, Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps and Big Cheep Cheeps. This

The Kongs must continue east, and travel between several generic fish enemies, as they swim through the ancient ruins. Soon, they will come up to the

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps, Big Cheep Cheeps, and Blooper Nanny

Extra Life Balloon, or a Banana Coin. The following enemies appear in the following quantities, and enemies marked in bold make their debut in the level: Flotsam

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is an underwater level with enemies consisting of Cheep Cheeps, Big Cheep Cheeps, a Cheep Chomp, Bloopers, and

in Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is a beach level with enemies consisting of Koopa Troopas, Paragoombas, and Cheep Cheeps. Clearing this

in Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is beach level with enemies consisting of Koopa Troopas, Ice Bros, Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps, Big Cheep

flagpole. Raising the flag on the pole will end the level. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Bounty Bass (2) Gleamin' Bream (11)

water. It contains many Ghost Streams that serve as platforms, as well as enemies such as Spiked Fun Guys. It seems to be part of the Jelly Pipe because of

Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is a volcanic cavern level with enemies consisting of Buzzy Beetles, Spinies, Big Paragoombas, Bony Beetles and

Mario to float as high as he wants and will only pop if touched by an enemy. As no enemies cross the very top of the stage, it is possible to fly through the

spinning bars that have appeared in regular World 5, 6 and underwater enemies to reach the goal. Fire-Bars here highly vary in length, velocity and orbit

by allowing them to progress the map without much effort. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Chomps Jr. (2) Chomps (7) Croctopus

series of Stretches. This area contains three more Stretches. Past these enemies is the final Warp Pipe which takes Mario to Boom Boom's arena. Power-ups:

the playable characters were originally going to have swimwear for the aquatic events rather than just the female characters. However, the idea was rejected

Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is a volcanic cavern level with enemies consisting of Red Koopa Paratroopas, Buzzy Beetles, Fire Piranha Plants

stage without taking damage Collect 63,000 coins Defeat the golden enemy Feed 5 enemies to Venus Guytraps Shake a Turkeyjerk Beat the stage without falling

and balloon enemies. The screen scrolls over to the third ship, which has another Stork Stop on the bow. The ship is crowded with pirate enemies, cannons

swarms of Buzzes chase them, until they reach the Level Flag. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Buzz (red) (3) Knik-Knak (red) (2) Koco

Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. It is a basic, underwater level with enemies consisting of Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps, Blooper Nannies & Babies, and a Coin

will find a few Buzzes surrounding a Booster Barrel. After dodging the enemies, the group should carefully get in the barrel and be shot up to the level's

out of this tight space, the group must swim past a few more underwater enemies and later have to creep between a few Flappers to snatch away the letter

Touching the flagpole ends the level. The following enemies appear in the following quantities, and enemies marked in bold debut here: Booty Bird Bristles Buzz

flies out of the water below. The player also encounters several other enemies like Piranhacus Giganticuses and Giant Koopas. To collect the power-up in

scared off by three Sneeks and try to avoid dangerous obstacles or bash enemies until the end of the level. Criss Kross Cliffs The second level of Krematoa

choose one. Some lead to treasure and coins, while others lead to a hoard of enemies. Many exploding spike bombs and skewers also appear as obstacles. Collect

Island, the fog clears, allowing access to all the other islands. Several enemies are seen roaming around the ocean, and will fight Mario if the boat gets

shell, you can stomp on foes that are normally unstompable and also avoid enemies altogether by crouching to turn into an unremarkable pile of bones. Get

by a Porcupuffer that can jump up and make Mario and the gang endure an Enemy Course. This is also the first world to have a level on an airship, like

does not hit anything, it explodes where the cursor was placed, and any enemies or bubbles in the explosion can be defeated or popped, respectively. The

Mario finds another group of Torions and a Honen. Next is two sets of enemies, each having one Honen and Yurarin, with another group of Torions following

that they would be unable to escape from. After narrowly escaping from the enemies that plagued the ship, Mario found an exit, and they managed to escape.

underwater enemies. It is unlocked by completing World 1-Tower, and its own completion unlocks World 1-5 and World 1-6, along with the world's Enemy Course

Swinging Claws taking Mario ahead, Bumpers which take Mario higher, and some enemies along the way, Mario can get one last 10-Coin before reaching the Goal.

Diddy and Dixie must swim through while avoiding the different underwater enemies along the way. There are two Animal Barrels of Enguarde along the way, as

rolling. The Grab Glove allows Wario to grab small enemies or objects by going near them, though small enemies must be toppled first, thereby allowing them to

beach that Mario and Yoshi must traverse. After getting through hordes of enemies such as Cheep-Cheeps, Bloobers, and Koopa Para Troopas. There are also several

Sports Park (Skateboarding) Aomi Urban Sports Park (Sport Climbing) Tokyo Aquatics Centre Yumenoshima Park Archery Field (Archery) Sea Forest Waterway (Canoe

one around them. Aqua World features both land and underwater enemies. The land enemies include Kritters, Flipflaps, ghosts, and Zingers, while the underwater

they raise the flag, they complete the level successfully. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Booty Bird (5) Buzz (green) (10) Buzz

takes place on a river with one small section being on two waterfalls. The enemies in this level include fish, Lunge Fish, and Egg-enuts. This level's playable

underwater, with Circling Boo Buddies, Fish Bones, and a Ghost Block acting as enemies. Multiple platforms float in the water, and a Warp Door is found at the

Mushroom, with a yellow pipe giving out Master Swords. After this are a few enemies, including Piranha Plants, a Hammer Bro, and Lava Bubbles on tracks. Then

use to reach the bell atop the goal, completing the level. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Honebon (2) Koopa Troopa (8) Shark (2)

Sillyfish Chuck Challenge. Only the Melodic Gardens does not have a giant enemy battle.

the help of ON/OFF Switches. Mario must then make it past a few larger enemies, including a Big Boo, a Big Thwomp, and a Mega Bob-omb, preferably as Builder

and ask him about passes. He explains that he had passes for the Tokyo Aquatics Centre and the Aomi Urban Sports Park, but he dropped them while he was

start of this watery level, the Kongs must travel west while dodging a few enemies. They will soon, come up to a Tracker Barrel. It must be used to blast across

There's a lot of water here... Just so you know, water is paper's arch-enemy. We have to do something about that water to get that comet piece... Have

will make blue coins appear. Cheep Cheeps and Big Cheep Cheeps are the enemies Mario has to avoid. After that, there will be a fork in the path, where

to find a flagpole. Touching this flagpole ends the level. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Booty Bird (1) Niknak (3) Koco (15)

green pipe containing a stream of water. Above the area, before the latter enemies and coins appearing, an area is found where several coins lie on the ground

of Enemy Blocks. For the Enemy Blocks in narrow gaps, Wario must charge to throw the Spearhead to break them. After breaking the third set of Enemy Blocks

segments having an upper path with Munchers and a bottom path with underwater enemies. Both of the upper paths contain a Jump Block with a power-up in it, though

a line of three Puftups. The Kongs must go to the bottom-left of these enemies to find a hidden area with the letter G at the end. A while before reaching

for more coins, and step on floating logs to reach the bank. The golden enemy is a Bandinero that is easy to capture. When Wario finds the caged Merfle

many rotating circular platforms, much like the ones in World 1. The main enemies in this level are Spinies and Swoops. Mario begins the level on a mountain

to get onto the flagpole to the right and exit the level. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Booty Bird (5) Bounty Bass (7) Buzz

the previous game. Both have toxic water on the first visit caused by an enemy and the music and visuals change after the completion of the level.

Plains in New Super Mario Bros. U. As its name suggests, the level's main enemies are the Bloopers. The player unlocks this level after reaching the secret

Mario fails any trial besides the fifth, he is forced to battle a random enemy before he can retry said trial. The fifth trial takes place in a purple fog

structure to the right opening to obtain the final Star Coin. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Cheep-Cheep (6) Sushi (spawns randomly)

the level, the player can keep hitting the swim button and bypass all the enemies. Nothing important is on the bottom, however if the player is invincible

that eat the red Yoshi while leaping out of the water, and Dizzy Dandies, enemies that masquerade as Smiley Flowers that drop down and roll towards the red

first encounter a Blurp, and a torpedo tube appears. Proceeding past the enemies, the player encounters another three Blurps near a Prize Block, which contains

Switch port Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. The level contains only one enemy, a Rammerhead. The level is visible upon entering the world for the first

several switches. Enemies in this level include the original Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest and Donkey Kong Land 2 enemies; Puftups, Lockjaws

her head and in the pause menu. Hearts are lost when taking damage from enemies, falling down, being caught up during some auto-scrolling sections, or failing

World area of DK: King of Swing. It is the first underwater level, and enemies of the level include Lockjaws and Shuris. Because the level is underwater

easily swim around the many enemies in the water, including the Jelly Fish and Pea Jelly Fish midway through the level. Other enemies include a Rolling Frog

them to a higher platform, they need to head over the area, avoiding a few enemies. Upon entering a nearby Booster Barrel, they are carried to a platform with

them until passing the No Parry Sign, or unless Parry is defeated by an enemy. Heading on, the Kongs and Parry cross another abyss with the help of two

the player has to follow the right path in order to get it. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Green Koopa Troopa (5) Piranha Plant

this cave, there is a Red Key and a Hammer-bot blocked off by a column of Enemy Blocks. The Red Chest is within the cave in the main area surrounded by a

completing World 6-5. Finding the normal goal unlocks the world's second Enemy Course and World 6-Castle, while finding the hidden goal unlocks the Warp

is guarded by two Hammer Bros. near the end of the level. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Cheep-Cheep (2) Goomba (7) Green Koopa