Level
Creep Blue Sea
The level Creep Blue Sea from Wario Land: Shake It!
Level code 5-2
Game Wario Land: Shake It!
Boss Gate
Music track Creep Blue Sea
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“This is Creep Blue Sea. This one could be tough.”
Blue Merfle, Wario Land: Shake It!

Creep Blue Sea is the second level of Quiver Cliffs in Wario Land: Shake It! and the last Subwarine level in the game. The name is a pun on the phrase "deep blue sea".

LayoutEdit

The level takes place in a beautiful, dim ocean filled with many blue rock formations and beautiful, 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 needs to shoot the moving pink button to proceed, just like the one in Wavy Waters. Many spike bombs and Spiky Pillars also act as obstacles during Wario's quest underwater. In the end, Wario need to shoot three stationary pink buttons (similar to those of the Gate from Windbreak Bay) and avoid spikes and enemies before freeing a blue Merfle caged in a Merfle Barrel.

MissionsEdit

Icon Mission Description
  Collect 40,000 coins Wario must collect at least 40,000 coins, including diamonds.
  Collect 8 gold coins in a row Wario must collect at least eight regular gold coins in a row. If Wario collects a large gold coin before collecting two to eight regular gold coins, the counter will reset.
  Don't break your Subwarine Wario must clear the level, taking a few deals of damage as possible.

EnemiesEdit

TreasuresEdit

Treasure Image Description Location image
NTSC-U PAL
Pirate's Eye Patch
Pirate's Eyepatch
  Is it possible to patch too many of your eyes? ...Nah. Looks the part, but this pirate seems to have been missing the point somewhat.  
Message in a Bottle   "Send help! I'm trapped in a bottle factory! Right next door to the fortune-cookie place!" "Help! I'm trapped in a bottle factory! The factory is slowly filling up with water!"  
Blue Coral   A single branch of breathtakingly blue coral. Simply stunning. Also a good paperweight.  

Names in other languagesEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ワンダーオーシャン[?]
Wandā ōshan
Wonder Ocean
French Mal Naval[?] Sea Sickness
German Azuratoll[?] Azure Atoll
Italian Mar Maldimar[?] Seasick Sea
Spanish (NOA) Mareo en el mar[?] Sea sickness in the sea