Heads Up, Hop Up

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Heads Up, Hop Up
The level Heads Up, Hop Up from Yoshi's New Island
Level code 1-5
Game Yoshi's New Island
Music track STAGE CHILDISH
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Heads Up, Hop Up is the fifth level of World 1 in Yoshi's New Island. It is a vertically-scrolling level with a focus on jumping between moving Flatbed Ferries to reach the top. In this respect, and also for being the fifth level of the game, the level parallels the similarly athletic-styled Hop! Hop! Donut Lifts from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. This level's playable Yoshi is the Purple Yoshi.

Overview[edit]

Purple Yoshi starts the level in a grassy area with a Tap-Tap, an Egg Block, and a pipe nearby. The pipe leads to an area that scrolls upward, where he must climb up a network of Flatbed Ferries while avoiding Snifits to reach an area with Winged Clouds. The leftmost cloud holds a Spring Ball, which can be used to propel Purple Yoshi higher up. After navigating past some more Flatbed Ferries and enemies, Purple Yoshi reaches a pipe which brings him close to the Goal Ring.

Smiley Flowers[edit]

Enemies[edit]

Sprite Name Count
Tap-Tap from Yoshi's New Island Tap-Tap 6
Snifit from Yoshi's New Island Snifit 5
Fly Guy from Yoshi's New Island Fly Guy 1

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseどんどん 登れ!
Dondon Nobore!
Climb Steadily![?]
DutchOnverstoorbaar omhoogComposed upwards[?]
French (Canada)Montée inexorableInexorable Climb[?]
French (Europe)Ascension continueContinuous Ascent[?]
GermanKopf hoch! Weiterklettern!Heads Up! Keep Climbing![?]
ItalianSali! Sali! Sali!Rise! Rise! Rise![?]
Korean위로 위로 올라가자!
Wiro Wiro Ollagaja!
Climb Up and Up![?]
PortugueseSempre a Subir!Always going up![?]
RussianВсе выше и выше!
Vse vyshe i vyshe!
Higher and Higher![?]
Spanish (Latin America)Saltos de alturaHigh Jumps[?]
Spanish (Europe)Ascenso saltarínJumpy Climb[?]