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{{articleabout|the Star World from Super Mario World|the Star World from [[Super Mario Galaxy]]|[[Star World (Galaxy)|here]]}} | {{articleabout|the Star World from Super Mario World|the Star World from ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''|[[Star World (Galaxy)|here]]}} | ||
[[Image:SMW_StarWorld.jpg|right|thumb|An offical artwork of the place setting '''Star World'''.]] | [[Image:SMW_StarWorld.jpg|right|thumb|An offical artwork of the place setting '''Star World'''.]] | ||
The '''Star World''' is an extra dimensional area in ''[[Super Mario World]]'' that can be reached by one of the five [[Star Road]]s. | The '''Star World''' is an extra dimensional area in ''[[Super Mario World]]'' that can be reached by one of the five [[Star Road]]s. | ||
Revision as of 14:27, September 23, 2007
The Star World is an extra dimensional area in Super Mario World that can be reached by one of the five Star Roads.
In the Star World, one can also get to the Special Zone. The levels have different colored Yoshis in them, and there's a Yoshi in beginning of a few of the levels so you can exit the stage with a new ride.
The Star Roads link to Donut Plains, the Vanilla Dome, Soda Lake, the Forest of Illusion, and the Valley of Bowser.
Levels of Star World
Appearances in Other Media
The Star World appeared in at least two episodes of the Super Mario World animated series, although here it was referred to as the Star Path.
The Star Path first appeared in the episode "Send in the Clown" where it was used by Mario, Luigi, Yoshi and Princess Toadstool to transport themselves to Neon Castle. In "King Scoopa Koopa", the Star Path is used by Mario and Princess Toadstool to escape from several cave-people, who have been mutated into Chickadactyl-monsters.
Trivia
- The Moon debuted in a cameo in the background of the Star World's map.
- In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, the Star Road would appear to have become identical to the Star World, being a large star floating over clouds and even featuring the Moon in the same position seen on Super Mario World's Star World. As a matter of fact, it is possible that the Super Mario RPG Star Road actually was a misnamed form of the Star World.
