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{{level infobox
|title=Donut Secret 1
|title=Donut Secret 1
|image=[[Image:Donut_Secret_1.PNG]]
|image=[[File:Donut Secret 1.png]]<br>Mario on Yoshi swimming
|code=2-A
|code=2-A
|world=[[Donut Plains]]
|game=''[[Super Mario World]]''
|game=''[[Super Mario World]]''
|difficulty=Easy
|limit=300 seconds
|notes=This is the first underwater level of the game. [[Mario]] must be careful when passing through the group of [[Rip Van Fish]] because they wake up easily. As the level is red, it has a secret exit.
|before= [[Donut Plains 1|<<]]
|before= [[Donut Plains 1|<<]]
|after= [[Donut Ghost House|>>]]
|after= [[Donut Ghost House|>>]]
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This underwater level consists of one long underwater screen and an above ground room. The player has 300 seconds on the [[Time Limit|Timer]] to complete the level.
This underwater level consists of one long underwater screen and an above ground room. The player has 300 seconds on the [[Time Limit|Timer]] to complete the level.


The underwater screen has many [[Rip Van Fish]], [[Cheep Cheep]]s, and [[Blurp]]s, while the underground area has [[Koopa Paratroopa]]s. To get into the area, the player must enter the first blue [[Warp Pipe|Pipe]]. Right before the Pipe are [[? Blocks]], and above them is the first Dragon Coin. There are two ? Blocks in the area which contain [[Power Balloon]]s. There is another ? Block that contains a [[Mushroom]] or a [[Fire Flower]]. The player must use the Power Balloons to float up, and if either top corners of the room are reached, the player finds a Dragon Coin. Next to the exit Pipe from the underground area, there is another Dragon Coin. In the Game Boy Advance remake, there is a Midway Gate after the Pipe and near the [[P-Switch]]. Around that same area is a Dragon Coin, in between two [[Grab Block]]s. To the left of the Keyhole is another Dragon Coin. The last Dragon Coin can be found before the [[Giant Gate]], hidden above a wall. The Giant Gate can be found on the right edge of the screen, a little ways past the Keyhole.
The underwater screen has many [[Rip Van Fish]], [[Cheep Cheep]]s, and [[Blurp]]s, while the underground area has [[Koopa Paratroopa]]s. To get into the area, the player must enter the first blue [[Warp Pipe|Pipe]]. Right before the Pipe are [[? Block]]s, and above them is the first Dragon Coin. There are two ? Blocks in the area which contain [[Power Balloon]]s. There is another ? Block that contains a [[Super Mushroom]] or a [[Fire Flower]]. The player must use the Power Balloons to float up, and if either top corners of the room are reached, the player finds a Dragon Coin. Next to the exit Pipe from the underground area, there is another Dragon Coin. In the [[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2|Game Boy Advance remake]], there is a [[Midway Gate]] after the Pipe and near the [[P Switch|Switch Block]]. Around that same area is a Dragon Coin, in between two [[Grab Block]]s. To the left of the Keyhole is another Dragon Coin. The last Dragon Coin can be found before the [[Giant Gate]], hidden above a wall. The Giant Gate can be found on the right edge of the screen, a little ways past the Keyhole.


===Secret Exit===
===Secret Exit===
The secret exit can be difficult to find, as the key requires strategic use of the P-Switch. To find the key, the player needs to carry the P-switch to the row of [[Block (used)|Block]]s, and then stomp on it. This changes some Used Blocks into [[Coin]]s, giving access to a ? Block. Before the P-switch time runs out, the player has to collect some of the coins and hit the ? block for the Key to pop out. The Keyhole is just right of the key.
The secret exit can be difficult to find, as the key requires strategic use of the Switch Block. To find the key, the player needs to carry the Switch Block to the row of [[Empty Block]]s, and then stomp on it. This changes some Empty Blocks into [[coin]]s, giving access to a ? Block. Before the Switch Block time runs out, the player has to collect some of the coins and hit the ? block for the Key to pop out. The Keyhole is just right of the key.


==Enemies==
==Enemies==
*[[Rip Van Fish]]
{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse"style="text-align: center"
*[[Cheep-Cheep]]
!Sprite
*[[Blurp]]
!Name
*[[Koopa Paratroopa]]
!Count
*[[Koopa Troopa]]
|-
*[[Beach Koopa]]
|[[File:SMW RipVanFish.png]]
|[[Rip Van Fish]]  
|9
|-
|[[File:SMWCheepCheep.png]]
|[[Cheep Cheep]]
|12
|-
|[[File:SMW Blurp.png]]
|[[Blurp]]
|8
|-
|[[File:SMW KoopaParatroopa Red.png]]
|[[Koopa Paratroopa]] (red)
|10
|}


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreignname
{{foreign names
|Jap=ドーナツへいや ひみつのコース1
|Jap=ドーナツへいや ひみつのコース1
|JapR=Dōnatsu Heiya Himitsu no Kōsu 1
|JapR=Dōnatsu Heiya Himitsu no Kōsu 1
|JapM=Donut Plains Secret Course 1}}
|JapM=Doughnut Plains Secret Course 1
[[Category:Levels]]
|Spa=Secreto del Donut 1
[[Category:Dinosaur Land]]
|SpaM=Donut Secret 1
[[Category:Secret Levels]]
|Fre=Secret Beignet 1
[[Category:Bodies of Water]]
|FreM=Donut Secret 1
{{SMW Levels}}
|Ger=Donut-Rätsel
|GerM=Donut Secret
|Ita=Pianura Ciambella segreto 1
|ItaM=Donut Plain secret 1
}}
 
{{SMW levels}}
[[Category:Secret levels]]
[[Category:Aquatic areas]]
[[Category:Super Mario World levels]]

Latest revision as of 11:01, April 16, 2024

Level
Donut Secret 1
Donut Secret 1.png
Mario on Yoshi swimming
Level code 2-A
World Donut Plains
Game Super Mario World
Time limit 300 seconds
<< Directory of levels >> **

Donut Secret 1 is the first underwater level in the game Super Mario World. This level is a secret level, accessible when the Mario Bros. find the Key and the Keyhole of Donut Plains 1. Donut Secret 1 also has a secret exit. The regular exit leads to the Donut Ghost House, while the secret exit leads to the Donut Secret House. There are seven Dragon Coins to be found. This is the first level of the game to feature the Power Balloon.

Overview[edit]

This underwater level consists of one long underwater screen and an above ground room. The player has 300 seconds on the Timer to complete the level.

The underwater screen has many Rip Van Fish, Cheep Cheeps, and Blurps, while the underground area has Koopa Paratroopas. To get into the area, the player must enter the first blue Pipe. Right before the Pipe are ? Blocks, and above them is the first Dragon Coin. There are two ? Blocks in the area which contain Power Balloons. There is another ? Block that contains a Super Mushroom or a Fire Flower. The player must use the Power Balloons to float up, and if either top corners of the room are reached, the player finds a Dragon Coin. Next to the exit Pipe from the underground area, there is another Dragon Coin. In the Game Boy Advance remake, there is a Midway Gate after the Pipe and near the Switch Block. Around that same area is a Dragon Coin, in between two Grab Blocks. To the left of the Keyhole is another Dragon Coin. The last Dragon Coin can be found before the Giant Gate, hidden above a wall. The Giant Gate can be found on the right edge of the screen, a little ways past the Keyhole.

Secret Exit[edit]

The secret exit can be difficult to find, as the key requires strategic use of the Switch Block. To find the key, the player needs to carry the Switch Block to the row of Empty Blocks, and then stomp on it. This changes some Empty Blocks into coins, giving access to a ? Block. Before the Switch Block time runs out, the player has to collect some of the coins and hit the ? block for the Key to pop out. The Keyhole is just right of the key.

Enemies[edit]

Sprite Name Count
Sprite of a Rip Van Fish from Super Mario World Rip Van Fish 9
Cheep Cheep from Super Mario World Cheep Cheep 12
A Blurp from Super Mario World Blurp 8
Sprite of a Red Koopa Paratroopa from Super Mario World Koopa Paratroopa (red) 10

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ドーナツへいや ひみつのコース1
Dōnatsu Heiya Himitsu no Kōsu 1
Doughnut Plains Secret Course 1

French Secret Beignet 1
Donut Secret 1
German Donut-Rätsel
Donut Secret
Italian Pianura Ciambella segreto 1
Donut Plain secret 1
Spanish Secreto del Donut 1
Donut Secret 1