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F O R T H E S U P E R N I N T E N D O
V e r s i o n 2 . 0
M a d e B y S t a r F i g h t e r s 7 6
Welcome to my walkthrough for the premiere game for the Super Nintendo,
not to mention a very popular one, Super Mario World. I hope this
walkthrough helps out as much as possible. Below is nothing but major
spoilers on the game, so if you don't want to be spoiled, please take a
detour and hit the Back button now. However if you want to be spoiled or
need some help, please scroll down as far as you need to. Consider this
as your Spoiler Warning!
READER'S NOTE: I'll be saying this again later down the walkthrough, but
this walkthrough only covers the Secret Goals in the game, and how to
find them.
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|TABLE OF CONTENTS|
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SECTION 1: Intro
A: Version Guide
B: The Story Of Super Mario World
C: What Is Super Mario World
D: About This Walkthrough
E: Control Configuration
SECTION 2: Walkthrough
A: World 2 - Donut Plains
1: Donut Plains 1
2: Donut Plains 2
3: Donut Ghost House
4: Donut Secret 1
5: Donut Secret House
B: World 3 - Vanilla Dome
1: Vanilla Dome 2
2: Vanilla Secret 1
C: World 4 - Bridge Area
1: Cheese Bridge
D: World 5 - Forest Of Illusions
1: Forest Of Illusions 1
2: Forest Of Illusions 2
3: Forest Of Illusions 3
4: Forest Of Illusions 4
5: Forest Ghost House
E: World 6 - Chocolate Island
1: Chocolate Island 2
2: Chocolate Island 3
F: World 7 - Valley Of Bowser
1: Valley Of Bowser 2
2: Valley Ghost House
3: Valley Of Bowser 4
G: World 8 - Star Road
1: Star Road 1
2: Star Road 2
3: Star Road 3
4: Star Road 4
5: Star Road 5
H: Super Mario World Goals Checklist
SECTION 3: In Conclusion
A: What's To Come
B: Special Thanks
C: The Disclaimer
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SECTION 1: |INTRO|
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A: |Version Guide|
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Version 1.0: Just finished making the walkthrough for the game,
and submitted it to GameFAQS (12/18/03)
Version 2.0: I've included a new section right before the
walkthrough that everyone MUST READ. I will also summarize this
throughout the whole FAQ as well, including 96 goals DOES NOT
EQUAL 96% and other things. Also updated other things. (12/03/04)
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B: |The Story Of Super Mario World|
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After the events of Super Mario Brothers 3, Mario, Luigi and the
Princess Toadstool decided it was time for a vacation. So they
decided to head for Dinosaur Land (how they got there is beyond
me). Everything seem peaceful, and the Mario Brothers and Princess
Toadstool was enjoying their vacation. However Bowser Koopa got
word of this, loaded his kids up and followed them in his
Doomship. But once he got there, it crashed, and Boswer took
refuge in the darkest parts of Dinosaur Land. Soon as he could, he
kidnapped Princess Toadstool once again. With the help of a baby
dinosaur named Yoshi, Mario and Luigi set off on their first 16
bit adventure through Super Mario World.
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C: |What Is Super Mario World|
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Super Mario World is the first 16-bit game of the Super Mario
Brothers series. It's also the premiere game for the Super
Nintendo. The main idea is to go through 8 different worlds
(there's actually 9, but World 9 isn't needed to beat the game),
making your way through the goal, just like any Super Mario game.
Your main goal is to defeat the Koopa Kids and their dad, the evil
Bowser Koopa, who has kidnapped Princess Toadstool yet again (no
surprise there really). You'll get to use new items like the Cape
Feather and P-Balloon, as well as a dinosaur name Yoshi, which
will help you along your quest. Nothing else left to say really.
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D: |About This Walkthrough|
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Okay this is important. This is a special walkthrough, which is
used to help you get through the 24 Secret Goals of the game,
only. Keep in mind that the normal goals are not listed and won't
be. Also I made a checklist towards the bottom of the walkthrough,
so you can mark off which goals you have beaten. Another thing,
World 1 (Yoshi's Island) and World 9 (Special Zone) are not
listed, because they don't have any secret goals. I hope this
helps out as much as possible.
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E: |Control Configuration|
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I assume you have a basic idea of all the control combinations, so
here is the basic stuff.
LEFT & RIGHT D-PAD: Moves either left or right
UP D-PAD: Allows you to look up
DOWN D-PAD: Ducks or slide down slopes
'B' BUTTON: Jumps
'A' BUTTON: Spin Jumps
'Y' BUTTON: Runs
'X' BUTTON: Runs
'L' BUTTON: Scrolls screen to the left
'R' BUTTON: Scrolls screen to the right
START BUTTON: Pauses the game
SELECT BUTTON: Use item from Item Box
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F: |VERY Important Info (YOU MUST READ THIS)|
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Okay, it has came to my attention that there are a few things
people are still unclear of. Because of this I have included a
list of things that people have came to me (and others) about:
1. DOES 96 GOALS MEAN 96%?
When you have completed all 96 Goals of the game, you're probably
wondering how can you get a complete 100% game. Well, the 96 Goals
you have completed means you have beat the game 100%. Goals DO NOT
represent percentages. Sure it would make sense for Nintendo to
add 4 more levels, but they didn't. There are no hidden levels at
all in this game, any rumors you may have heard about such is
completely false. So repeating, 96 Goals equals 100%.
2. WHAT ABOUT REVERSING THE NEW COLORS EFFECT?
First off, to do get the new colors, you must complete all of
World 9 (Special Zone) then take the newly made Star Road back to
Yoshi's House. Once there, all the color scheme on the World Maps
will have changed (also some enemies get a new look). The only way
you can reverse this is to delete that file completely and start
clean. That's it.
3. I HAVE OVER 90 GOALS, WHERE ARE THE OTHERS?
Most commonly missed places would be World 4 (Forest Of Illusions)
and World 8 (Star World). Try going through them and beat both
goals (Forest Ghost House has 2 Goals). Use my Checklist to help
you out more.
Given these are the most commnly asked questions, I figure I would
make this section for people to read. I will repeat this entire
section (summarized) after the Checklist Section incase people
miss this section.
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SECTION 2: |WALKTHROUGH|
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READERS NOTE: World 1 - Donut Plains and World 9 - Special Zone are
not in this walkthrough because no level in either world has a secret
goal in them.
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A: |World 2 - Donut Plains|
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1: |Donut Plains 1|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: Green Switch Palace unlocked or Cape Mario
LEADS TO: Donut Secret 1
What you need to do is this. It's probably easier if you unlock
the Green Switch Palace first. But if not, here's what to do.
Make sure you are Cape Mario (having Yoshi with you won't
hurt), and get where there is is several Super Troopa's flying
towards you, and a giant pipe (there is a Triangle Block nearby
as well). As Cape Mario, build up some speed and fly upwards
towards the right and you will see a platform there. Get onto
the platform and head to the Key. Get it and place it in the
keyhole, and a new path will open up leading to Donut Secret 1.
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2: |Donut Plains 2|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Yoshi (any color) or Super, Fire, Cape Mario
LEADS TO: Green Switch Palace
This is what I call a push-over level, because you can only go
in one direction, which is the way the level will push you. If
you have Yoshi, that's great, this will be alot easier. This
goal is done in two ways. On this first screen, head all the
way over taking care of the Buzzy Beetles and Swoopers that are
in the way. Make your way to the 4th upside down pipe (or the
2nd green one). There should be a flat platform rising up and
down, which you need to jump on. Go inside that pipe and it
will take you to another screen. On this second screen, make
your way past the Charging Chuck and keep going until you see a
blue shell incased in some blocks. Use Yoshi to get the shell
and fly upwards until you see a tiny gap in the ceiling. Go
through it and there will be a key and keyhole.
If you don't have Yoshi, just use the shell to hit the top
block in a row of blocks next to the blue shell, and a vine
will appear. Climb up the vine and it will take you to the same
spot. Either way, place the key in the keyhole and a new path
will open up taking you to the Green Switch Palace. Word of
advice, if you're looking for the normal goal, this route would
be the easiest to go through. Just go through the pipe at the
end of the second screen and there you go.
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3: |Donut Ghost House|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Cape Mario
LEADS TO: Top Secret Area
This is fairly simple to get through. Make sure you are Cape
Mario, and have a Cape Feather in your Item Box (just to be
safe). When entering the Ghost House, on the platform you start
off ONLY, make your way to the edge of it, then turn around and
build up speed. Once you build up some speed fly upwards to the
left and you will see an opening as well as another platform.
Watch out for the swarm of Boo Buddies, because they could make
this a bit tough. Once on the new platform, run all the way
across to the other side, and drop down off the edge (don't
worry it's safe). Once you do that, you will see 4 blocks, each
of which has an 1-Up Mushroom in them. Get those, and head
through the door. Once outside, go through the goal, and a new
path will open up leading to the Top Secret Area. Now it's best
to save this right away, because Top Secret Area will help you
throughout the game, so keep that in mind.
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4: |Donut Secret 1|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Donut Secret House
This is fairly easy to get through, depending on how well you
swim. From the start of the level, swim all the way until you
reach a Blue P-Switch, avoiding all the fishes in the way. Grab
it, and then continue swimming (avoiding the fishes), until you
reach a spot where there a several brown blocks in a row
followed by a '?' Block. Release the P-Switch on the brown
blocks and step on it, which will cause the brown blocks to
turn into coins. While underneath, hit the '?' Block from below
to reveal a key. Grab the key and place it the nearby keyhole,
and it will open a new path leading to Donut Secret House.
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5: |Donut Secret House|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Star Road 1
To get to this secret goal, you need to do this. Make it
through the first screen and enter the door at the other end
(avoiding the ghosts along the way). Then on the second
screen, carefully make your way to other side of that screen.
Notice the door somewhat surrounded by Rotating Blocks? Well
keep this spot in mind, because you will be coming back to it.
Now once you get at the other side of the second screen, you
will see a Blue P-Switch. Grab it and take it back to the spot
I told you to remember. Release it, and jump on it, and some
'?' Blocks will appear below the door. Here's the deal however.
Quickly get on those blocks, and instead of going in the door,
jump up at the block above it, to reveal a vine.
Climb the vine, and it will take you to a secret platform. Get
on it, and run all the way to where the blue door is and enter.
This all must be done while the P-Switch is activated. Inside,
you will see two Boo Buddies and tons of Grab Blocks. Also a
Big Boo will appear. You must defeat the Big Boo and here's
how. It will float around back and forth always transparent.
When it stops it will be visible, that's when you need to throw
a Grab Block upwards at it (safest way of doing it). Watch out
for the Boo Buddies though. Do this 3 times and it will be
defeated. After defeating it, a new path will open up leading
to a Star Road Warp, that will lead you to Star Road 1,
assuming you haven't beaten the Star Road yet.
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B: |World 3 - Vanilla Dome|
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1: |Vanilla Dome 1|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: Red Switch Palace unlocked
LEADS TO: Vanilla Secret 1
This goal can be a bit of a challenge to get to, unless you
have the Red Switch Palace unlocked. What you need to do is
make your way like you normally do through this level until you
reach a long yellow upside down pipe. Once there (assuming the
they are there) make your way up the stairs of Red '!' Blocks,
and hit the lone block above that. It will reveal a vine, which
you will climb up and it will take you to a secret area, which
has a key and keyhole. Place the key in the keyhole and a new
path will open up leading to Vanilla Secret 1.
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1: |Vanilla Dome 2|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Red Switch Palace
To find this goal, it will take a while to get to. What you
need to do is make your way to the lone '?' Block sticking out
of a wall (right past 3 '?' Blocks connected). Once there, get
the Fire Flower (or Mushroom) from inside if you want, then get
on top of the block. Jump over to the edge of the next
platform, then jump back but only a little higher to another
platform. Once there, continue going left. Watch out for the
Buzzy Beetle in the way though. Continue this path and grab the
P-Switch (also the Fire Flower that is in the '?' Block if you
want) and continue to where you see a wall of brown blocks.
Release the P-Switch and jump on it, then jump over to the
second gap towards the left (there should be 9 coins right
there), and go into it. As soon as you land, there will be a
secret platform and some water. Get on the platform first, and
get the key, then make your way underneath that spot (in the
water) and place the key in the keyhole. Doing so will open a
new path leading to the Red Switch Palace.
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2: |Vanilla Secret 1|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Blue Switch Place unlocked or Blue Yoshi
LEADS TO: Star Road 2
There are two ways this can be done and both ways are pretty
easy to do. If you have the Blue Switch Place unlocked, great!
Here's what you do. Make your way up the level as much as you
can, until you see a Spring Board. Go over and pick up the
Spring Board and carry it over to the left a bit where you see
2 Blue '!' Blocks. Release it on them, then jump on the Spring
Board, and you will see a green pipe sticking out of the side.
Get up there and go through it. Now if you have Blue Yoshi with
you, just grab a shell and fly up there instead. Once you get
to this new area, make your way towards the end of the level.
Watch out though, because there is a Charging Chuck that is
literally in your way, so be careful. Once you make it through
the goal, a new path will open up, which will take you to a
Star Road Warp, that will lead to Star Road 2, assuming you
haven't beaten the Star Road yet.
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C: |World 4 - Bridge Area|
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1: |Cheese Bridge|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Yoshi (any color) and Cape Mario
LEADS TO: Soda Lake
You need to be Cape Mario and have Yoshi with you to do this
trick. Basically you need to get to the end of the level where
the goal is, but don't go through it. Instead stand on the top
small platform before it. Now when you're ready, jump off and
float underneath the goal, until you are slightly past it.
Next, dismount off of Yoshi, and jump up to the platform the
goal is on and you will be behind the goal. Now continue
through the level, following the arrows and you will see
another goal, and a 3-Up Moon. Get the 3-Up Moon first, then go
through the goal. Doing this will open a new path leading down
into Soda Lake.
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D: |World 5 - Forest Of Illusions|
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1: |Forest Of Illusions 1|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Forest Ghost House
This is pretty easy to get through when finding the secret
goal. Make your way until you see a tree like platform
suspended in air (there are Green Koopa Troopas and Wigglers
here). The best way to know where you are, is that there is a
'?' Block, a keyhole and a Red Para-Troopa right underneath it.
Once there, make your way to the other end of the tree
platform, and there will be a smaller platform underneath it
with a '?' Block. Hit the block to reveal a P-Balloon (which
will turn you into Balloon Mario, I think?). With that, float
underneath the tree platform and continue left until you get to
where the keyhole is. Be careful of the Para-Troopa though, one
touch and you'll lose your abilities, which could cause you to
fall into the pit. Hover above the keyhole until your P-Balloon
wears off and land on the platform. Hit the block to reveal a
key, and place it in the keyhole. Doing this will open a new
path leading to Forest Ghost House.
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2: |Forest Of Illusions 2|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Blue Switch Place
Here's another level that will take forever to get to the
secret goal. This is kinda hard to describe so bare with me.
Make your way near the of the level. Now on the floor, head to
the left where you will see a Yellow '!' Block (assuming you
unlocked it). Once there, continue left and through the wall,
and you will be in a secret area. It's kinda hard to notice the
wall at first, but it's there. Once in the secret area, get the
key and place it in the keyhole which will open a new path
leading to the Blue Switch Palace.
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3: |Forest Of Illusions 3|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Super, Fire or Cape Mario
LEADS TO: #5 Roy's Castle
This can be a challenge, depending on how you play this level.
You need to be big in order to find this secret goal. Go
through the level like normal until you get to the end. There
will be Charging Chucks (that will mulitply) and Goombas making
this part difficult. Right before the goal, there is a giant
green pipe there. Go in the pipe and it will take you to a
secret room. In this room there is a key and keyhole which are
covered by Rotating Blocks. Spin Jump on them to destroy them,
then grab the key and place it in the keyhole. Do so, and it
will open a new path leading to #5 Roy's Castle. Also note,
finding this goal is important if you wanna go further in the
game.
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4: |Forest Of Illusions 4|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Cape Mario and/or Yoshi (any color)
LEADS TO: Forest Secret Area
Another fairly decent level, mainly because of the Lakitus
and Spinys. If you don't have either Cape Mario or a Yoshi,
this can be a bit tricky. Make your way just past the Midway
Goal, to where you see a lone blueish pipe sitting in mid-air
(there is a Lakitu throwing Spinys out in there). What you need
to do is kill the Lakitu and get in that pipe somehow. Do so
and it will take you to a secret room where there is a key and
keyhole. Place the key in the keyhole and a new path will open
up leading to Forest Secret Area. Now if you want, you can go
just right of the pipe and use the Green Para-Troopa to get you
in there, but you gotta time that just right.
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5: |Forest Ghost House|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Forest Of Illusions 1
In this level, it's really hard to say which one is the secret
goal, but through much research, the goal going to Forest Of
Illusions 1, is the secret goal. Here is what you need to do.
On the first screen, make it through like you normally would
(avoiding all the ghosts) until you get to the second screen.
Now this next room will be tricky, because of all the Boo
Buddies. However, quickly and carefully make your way to the P-
Switch and grab it. Continue until you get to the end (ignore
the yellow door). Once at the end, release it then jump on it
to reveal a blue door. Enter through that, and you will be back
on the first screen, but this time above it. Once back on the
first screen, go left past the first door, grab the Yoshi Coin
if you like, and enter the second door. You are now at the
goal. Grab the 3-Up Moon, and go through the goal, which will
cause a new path to open up leading back to Forest Of Illusions
1. I know, a complete waste of time, but to get all 96 goals,
this must be done.
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E: |World 6 - Chocolate Island|
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1: |Chocolate Island 2|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Chocolate Secret Area
To get to this secret goal, timing is very important. As you
probably know that based on what actions you do and how much
time you have left, on each screen, you will be taken to a
different screen because of which. That's the case with this
secret goal. What you need to do is get through the first 2
screens within 50 seconds (Time must be 250 or higher). The way
you know if you have succeeded, the 3rd screen will be all
flat, with Charging Chucks, '!' Blocks (assuming you unlocked
them all) and some Grab Blocks. The Charging Chucks will throw
baseballs at you, so you need to be very careful. But once you
pass through all that, get to the end of the screen where there
is a key and keyhole. Place the key in the keyhole, and a new
path will open up taking you to a warp pipe, which will take
you to Chocolate Secret Area. Keep in mind, by doing all this,
is pretty much a shortcut to #6 Wendy's Castle, so that you
won't have to go through the rest of Chocolate Island.
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2: |Chocolate Island 3|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Cape Mario and Blue Yoshi
LEADS TO: Chocolate Fortress
Now this is a doozy of a level to get through. It is probably
the easiest if you have Blue Yoshi and Cape Mario on your side,
because that will be important. Gulp up the first shell you see
and fly towards the end of the level, making pitt-stops along
the way getting new shells to fly with. Now once at the end,
get to the platform below the goal. There should be a Blue
Koopa Troopa and some blocks there. Once there, grab the Troopa
and continue flying up and right past the goal. Continue
onwards in this direction and you will see another platform,
which holds the secret goal, as well as 3 Blocks. Each of them
contain a 1-Up Mushroom, so get those and make your way through
the secret goal. Do this and a new path will open up leading to
the Chocolate Fortress.
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F: |World 7 - Valley Of Bowser|
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1: |Valley Of Bowser 2|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Valley Fortress
Another fairly challenging level, not to mention close-call.
Here's what you need to do, make it through the first screen
and second screen. Now be careful on the second screen, because
you will only have a narrow gap to work with, and that
particular screen will be TOUGH if you're not careful. Make it
through the second screen, and then on the third screen, drop
down to the ground, but quickly make it up the big steps and to
the edge of the current platform you are on, don't jump off
though! Instead wait until the floor comes up and jump on it as
it goes upwards. Once it comes to a complete stop, jump left
onto the ceiling (yes ceiling). Run all the way across and you
will see a secret area, which has a key and keyhole. Place the
key in the keyhole and a new path will open up leading to
Valley Fortress. Word of advice, stack up on lives, because
Valley Fortress is VERY tough to get through.
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2: |Valley Ghost House|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Castle #7: Larry's Castle
This is kinda long to get through, so be ready. On the first
screen, make it all the way through, avoiding the Green Balls
that bounce around. Enter through the door, and you will be on
the second screen. On the second screen, jump up and hit the
block, causing the P-Switch to come down. Jump on it and a row
of '?' Blocks will appear. Now with that, go all the way right,
don't worry about the Starman unless you get it along the way.
Quickly make your way right, past all the obsticles and once on
the bottom platform, run VERY fast, and enter the last door
(next to the 1-Up). On this third screen, you will notice a P-
Switch. Grab it, and carry it to the right until you can't go
any further.
Once there, jump up through the floor and continue until you
see a lone '?' Block. Now this block is one of those coin
blocks that will go in whichever direction you press on the D-
Pad. So with that, hit it and make a staircase of some type, go
up and right. Soon as that's done, release then jump on the P-
Switch, and then up on the brown blocks (once was coins) and
make your way to the upper right portion of this area. You will
see a small gap (Small Mario could come in handy for this) a
key and keyhole. Get in that gap as soon as you can, and place
the key in the keyhole. This will open a new path leading to #7
Larry's Castle.
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3: |Valley Of Bowser 4|
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TIME: 400
STUFF REQUIRED: Yoshi (any color)
LEADS TO: Star Road 5
This is a fairly simple secret goal, just getting there can be
a pain. What you need to do is this. Have Yoshi with you (this
is a MUST), and make your way to the end of the level. With all
the obsticles in the way (especially the Charging Chucks), this
will notbe easy. Once you get to the end, you will see a key
inside a closed off spot. Use Yoshi to get the key, and jump up
and go to the keyhole (this will act like you have unlocked
it). Do so and a new path will open up leading to a Star Road
Warp, as well as Bowser's Front Door. Also, assuming you
haven't beaten the Star Road, this warp will take you to Star
Road 5.
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G: |World 8 - Star Road|
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1: |Star Road 1|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Star Road 2
Finding the secret goal here is very simple. What you need to
do is this, grab the Mushroom to become Super Mario. Then after
that, head underneath the platform you start out on (where the
Rotating Blocks are), and head to the right side of it. Once
there, Spin Jump on the blocks while staying against the wall.
Keep doing that non-stop until you reach a small spot where a
key and keyhole is. Place the key in the keyhole and it will
open a new path which will lead to Star Road 2.
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2: |Star Road 2|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Star Road 3
This can be a bit tricky to get through, because there are tons
of fishes here. What you need to do is, first if you wanna get
the Baby Blue Yoshi and Starman go ahead, it might help you
swim faster. Either way, swim as fast and carefully as you can
to the other side of the level, where the pipe is. Now instead
of going in the pipe, you'll see a gap underneath it. Swim
under it and continue swimming and you will see a secret area
where a key and keyhole is. Place the key in the keyhole and it
will open a new path which will lead to Star Road 3.
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3: |Star Road 3|
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TIME: 200
STUFF REQUIRED: None
LEADS TO: Star Road 4
This can be easy, but timing is the key here. When you start
off, you will see a Lakitu throwing Spinys, a Gray P-Switch, a
whole floor of Grab Blocks and a Baby Yellow Yoshi (don't worry
about that). First off if you wanna try to get a few extra
lives using the P-Switch, go ahead. But after that, what you
need to do is get a Grab Block and throw it up at the Lakitu,
knocking him out of his cloud. Like I said, timing is the key,
because you need to jump up in it afterwards. When you jump up
in it, float upwards where there is a gap, and continue going
up. You will see a '?' Block on the left side, and a keyhole on
the right. Float over to the '?' Block, jump out then hit the
block to reveal a key. Take the key over to the keyhole on the
other side, and it will open a new path leading to Star Road 4.
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4: |Star Road 4|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Red and Green '!' Blocks unlocked or Blue Yoshi
LEADS TO: Star Road 5
This can be done one of two ways, both can be a bit tricky.
Assuming you went in this level with Blue Yoshi (Cape Mario
would probably be good to use), make your way to where you see
a platform that has two shells on it, a Koopa Troopa out of its
shell, and an upside down orange pipe. Once you are on that
platform, gulp up the green shell, then fly underneath the
platform. You will see another platform with a '?' Block and a
keyhole. Launch the shell at the '?' Block (or have Cape Mario
spin attack it open) to reveal a key. Now if you have the Red
and Green '!' Blocks unlocked, then just get to the spot I
desribed and use those blocks to get to the secluded platform
easily. Either way, place the key in the keyhole and a new path
will open up taking you to Star Road 5. Also, it will take you
a Star Road Warp, which will act as a huge shortcut to Bowser's
Front Door.
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5: |Star Road 5|
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TIME: 300
STUFF REQUIRED: Blue Yoshi or all '!' Blocks unlocked
LEADS TO: Special Zone
To get to this secret goal is very hard to describe, however it
can be done a couple ways. First off, if you still have the
Blue Yoshi/Cape Mario combo from Star Road 4 (or any level),
then that's good. With that, from the starting point, jump up
and gulp the Green Para-Troopa, and make your way until you see
a few yellow pipes and a green pipe hanging upside down. It's
probably best to take advantage of any platforms along the way
so you can drop the shell and pick it up again, so Yoshi won't
swallow it. Once there, fly upwards on the left side of the
green pipe, and you will see a small gap leading to a secret
platform. Get on that platform, and there will be a key and
keyhole.
Now the second way this can be done is a bit more trickier. You
need to have all 4 '!' Blocks unlocked to do this. From the
starting point, carefully make your way to where you see
another solid platform with a Blue P-Switch and a '?' Block.
Now here's the deal, in that '?' Block a bunch of coins will
appear forming a trail. Of course the trail is made depending
on what you do (example, if you move left, the trail will go
left, and so on). Form a trail going right, and until the music
stops and switch back to normal. Then jump on the P-Switch and
the trail will turn into blocks. Follow the blocks until you
see 4 Rotating Blocks together. One of those blocks in a vine
that will lead up to the row of '!' Blocks. Follow that row and
it will take you to the same spot as listed above.
It's probably easier to take the Blue Yoshi Route. Either way
place the key in the keyhole and a new path will open up
leading to a Star Road Warp, which that will take you to World
9 which is called the Special Zone (very tough area).
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H: |Super Mario World Goals Checklist|
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In order to get a perfect game, you need to find all 96 goals. On
top of the 24 goals I mentioned in this walkthrough, there are 72
more goals left to uncover, but those are found by going through
the normal goal of each level. However throughout many posts I've
seen on GameFAQs, people always wonder what goals they have
missed. Well, to help a little bit, I've compiled a checklist of
all the goals in the game. This list can be done in any order you
wish to do. Also to make it a bit better I would suggest printing
this section off if you want, so you don't mark all over your
monitor ^_^. Keep in mind, to know if you have all the goals, a
star will appear next to the number of goals you have (*96) at the
demo screen.
World 1 - Yoshi's Island (6 goals)
Goal 01: [ ] Yoshi's Island 1
Goal 02: [ ] Yoshi's Island 2
Goal 03: [ ] Yoshi's Island 3
Goal 04: [ ] Yoshi's Island 4
Goal 05: [ ] Yellow Switch Place
Goal 06: [ ] Castle #1: Iggy's Place
World 2 - Donut Plains (15 goals)
Goal 07: [ ] Donut Plains 1
Goal 08: [ ] Donut Plains 1 Secret Goal
Goal 09: [ ] Donut Plains 2
Goal 10: [ ] Donut Plains 2 Secret Goal
Goal 11: [ ] Green Switch Place
Goal 12: [ ] Donut Ghost House
Goal 13: [ ] Donut Ghost House Secret Goal
Goal 14: [ ] Donut Plains 3
Goal 15: [ ] Donut Plains 4
Goal 16: [ ] Donut Secret 1
Goal 17: [ ] Donut Secret 1 Secret Goal
Goal 18: [ ] Donut Secret House
Goal 19: [ ] Donut Secret House Secret Goal
Goal 20: [ ] Donut Secret 2
Goal 21: [ ] Castle #2: Morton's Place
World 3 - Vanilla Dome (14 goals)
Goal 22: [ ] Vanilla Dome 1
Goal 23: [ ] Vanilla Dome 1 Secret Goal
Goal 24: [ ] Vanilla Dome 2
Goal 25: [ ] Vanilla Dome 2 Secret Goal
Goal 26: [ ] Red Switch Place
Goal 27: [ ] Vanilla Ghost House
Goal 28: [ ] Vanilla Dome 3
Goal 29: [ ] Vanilla Dome 4
Goal 30: [ ] Vanilla Secret 1
Goal 31: [ ] Vanilla Secret 1 Secret Goal
Goal 32: [ ] Vanilla Secret 2
Goal 33: [ ] Vanilla Secret 3
Goal 34: [ ] Vanilla Fortress
Goal 35: [ ] Castle #3: Lemmy's Place
World 4 - Bridge Area (7 goals)
Goal 36: [ ] Cheese Bridge
Goal 37: [ ] Cheese Bridge Secret Goal
Goal 38: [ ] Soda Lake
Goal 39: [ ] Cookie Mountain
Goal 40: [ ] Butter Bridge 1
Goal 41: [ ] Butter Bridge 2
Goal 42: [ ] Castle #4: Ludwig's Castle
World 5 - Forest Of Illusions (14 goals)
Goal 43: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 1
Goal 44: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 1 Secret Goal
Goal 45: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 2
Goal 46: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 2 Secret Goal
Goal 47: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 3
Goal 48: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 3 Secret Goal
Goal 49: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 4
Goal 50: [ ] Forest Of Illusions 4 Secret Goal
Goal 51: [ ] Blue Switch Place
Goal 52: [ ] Forest Ghost House
Goal 53: [ ] Forest Ghost House Secret Goal
Goal 54: [ ] Forest Secret Area
Goal 55: [ ] Forest Fortress
Goal 56: [ ] Castle #5: Roy's Castle
World 6 - Chocolate Island (12 goals)
Goal 57: [ ] Chocolate Island 1
Goal 58: [ ] Chocolate Ghost House
Goal 59: [ ] Chocolate Island 2
Goal 60: [ ] Chocolate Island 2 Secret Goal
Goal 61: [ ] Chocolate Island 3
Goal 62: [ ] Chocolate Island 3 Secret Goal
Goal 63: [ ] Chocolate Fortress
Goal 64: [ ] Chocolate Island 4
Goal 65: [ ] Chocolate Island 5
Goal 66: [ ] Chocolate Secret Area
Goal 67: [ ] Castle #6: Wendy's Castle
Goal 68: [ ] Sunken Ghost Ship
World 7 - Valley Of Bowser (10 goals)
Goal 69: [ ] Valley Of Bowser 1
Goal 70: [ ] Valley Of Bowser 2
Goal 71: [ ] Valley Of Bowser 2 Secret Goal
Goal 72: [ ] Valley Ghost House
Goal 73: [ ] Valley Ghost House Secret Goal
Goal 74: [ ] Valley Of Bowser 3
Goal 75: [ ] Valley Of Bowser 4
Goal 76: [ ] Valley Of Bowser 4 Secret Goal
Goal 77: [ ] Valley Fortress
Goal 78: [ ] Castle #7: Larry's Place
World 8 - Star Road (10 goals)
Goal 79: [ ] Star Road 1
Goal 80: [ ] Star Road 1 Secret Goal
Goal 81: [ ] Star Road 2
Goal 82: [ ] Star Road 2 Secret Goal
Goal 83: [ ] Star Road 3
Goal 84: [ ] Star Road 3 Secret Goal
Goal 85: [ ] Star Road 4
Goal 86: [ ] Star Road 4 Secret Goal
Goal 87: [ ] Star Road 5
Goal 88: [ ] Star Road 5 Secret Goal
World 9 - Special Zone (8 goals)
Goal 89: [ ] Gnarly
Goal 90: [ ] Tubular
Goal 91: [ ] Way Cool
Goal 92: [ ] Awesome
Goal 93: [ ] Mondo
Goal 94: [ ] Groovy
Goal 95: [ ] Outrageous
Goal 96: [ ] Funky
READER'S NOTE: So far as I know, if you get all 96 Goals on the
Gameboy Advance version, you will get the whole color change
scenory. I think there are other specials you can unlock, but
that's all I know for now. Nothing special happens on the SNES
version though.
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I: |Recapping What I Said Earlier|
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This is pretty much a recap of what I talked about earlier before
the walkthrough about commonly asked questions:
1. DOES 96 GOALS MEAN 96%?
No, Goals are not percentages. 96 Goals completed means you have
beat the game 100%. There are no hidden levels at all.
2. WHAT ABOUT REVERSING THE NEW COLORS EFFECT?
The only way to reverse it is to delete the file you're playing
and start all over. That's the only way.
3. I HAVE OVER 90 GOALS, WHERE ARE THE OTHERS?
Try Forest Of Illusions and Star World all over again, as those
are the most commonly missed places for Normal and Secret Goals.
Please do not email regarding these issues, unless you have more
info to report. This small little Q/A Section should be more than
enough help for you. :)
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SECTION 3: |IN CONCLUSION|
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A: |What's To Come|
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With a game as big as this, who knows what else is to come. But I
will keep this open if anything new develops.
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B: |Special Thanks|
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Personal Thanks To:
ExoSquad18: Simply because of his confidence and belief that I
will be very successful at this stuff ^_^.
On-line Thanks To:
To GameFAQS for hosting my walkthroughs, as well as many more.
To anyone who help made this game possible. Thanks! ^_^
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C: |The Disclaimer|
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I am a very big fan of the Super Mario Brothers series, it is my
favorite by far, and I always will be a big fan. However during my
many visits to GameFAQs, I've seen many people on the Super Mario
World board asking how to get a certain goal, or where the other
goals are. So I figure why not make a specific guide for just that
alone? That's pretty much why I decided to make this FAQ. I made
this walkthrough the best way I can and I hope it helps out in
every way possible. Now here comes the important stuff you need to
read.
Ok, I'll make this quick and simple. This walkthrough is my work.
This FAQ can only be hosted by GameFAQs.com, GameSpot.com, IGN.com
and Neoseeker.com. Anyone else, well guess it will have to depend
on my mood. You can use whatever info you want, so long as you
give me credit and don't alter anything. I perfer you to email me
at
[email protected] if you're gonna do anything with
this walkthrough. Failure to comply with this, and I will be mad,
among other things. ;-). If you have questions, comments, or see
something I may of missed, email me at
[email protected]
and tell me what it is. I will give you full credit for doing so.
Not much left to say, except, thanks for using my walkthrough! ^_^
Email me at
[email protected]
Copyright (C) December 7th, 2004
Mike Leatherwood AKA StarFighters76
Super Mario World (C) Nintendo 1990 - 1991
