Retro Ramp-Up
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| Retro Ramp-Up | |||||||
| Level code | Episode 3-19 | ||||||
| World | Episode 3 | ||||||
| Game | Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker | ||||||
| Objective | Break all of the blocks! | ||||||
| Target | 48 seconds | ||||||
| Music track | "Retro Ramp-Up" | ||||||
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Retro Ramp-Up is the nineteenth course of Episode 3 in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and its Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS ports of the same name.
Layout[edit]
This course takes place in a tower resembling 25m from the Donkey Kong arcade game. Captain Toad must climb the tower while avoiding Spike Balls being thrown by a lone Spike, referencing the barrels thrown by Donkey Kong. At the top of the tower, the player can find the Power Star.
Super Gems[edit]
Three Super Gems can be found throughout the level.
| Image | Location |
|---|---|
| Behind the first wall of brick blocks. | |
| Inside a secret hole in the center of the tower. | |
| Behind some Rock Blocks that can only be broken with a Super Pickax. |
Enemies[edit]
| Image | Name | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Spike | 1 | |
| Para-Biddybud | 9 |
Pixel Toad[edit]
Pixel Toad can be found behind the Rock Blocks that must be broken to reach the third Super Gem.
Luigi Sighting[edit]
A hidden 8-bit Luigi can be found behind the center of the first ladder.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 鉄球ビルディング[?] Tekkyū Birudingu |
Iron Ball Building | |
| Dutch | Historische hellingen[?] | Historic Slopes | |
| French (NOE) | Grimpette désuète[?] | Old-Fashioned Climb | |
| German | Hoch hinaus auf Retro-Rampen[?] | Going High on Retro-Ramps | |
| Italian | Il palazzo delle palle chiodate[?] | Spiked Balls Palace | |
| Spanish | Subida a la retrotorre[?] | Climbing the Retro-Tower |