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“ターボダッシュで突き破ることができる扉。(Doors that can be broken through with a Turbo Dash.)” —Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros., page 105 Turbo-bashable doors are double doors rarely found

Key Doors, also known as Locked Doors (or locked doors), are doors in Super Mario platformers that the player cannot enter unless they have collected a

be confused with Big Star Door. ★ doors are doors in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS. There are eight ★ doors to open (nine in the DS version)

unlocked, while some, known as Key Doors, require a key to be opened. Some games feature P Warp Doors, which are blue doors that only appear while a P Switch

manual, page 9 Wrinkly Doors are special instances featured in the game Donkey Kong 64. These objects look like oval, wooden doors in a colored frame and

Warp Doors are Warp Doors found across Super Mario 2D platformers that can be entered only when a P Switch is active, similarly to how Key Doors require

Doors o' Plenty is an e-Reader level for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. The level contains five Advance Coins and the Super Leaf e-Coin. Its

Goal Doors, also known as M Doors, Exit Doors (also uncapitalized as exit doors), or generically the exit, the goal, or the door, are the main objective

a fake door to catch Luigi off guard. The only way to defeat a fake door is to set it on fire; while real doors do not catch on fire, fake doors go up in

“Stick those door stickers up and they open secret areas... Secret doors rule.” —Kersti, Paper Mario: Sticker Star “A door that opens the way to a secret

Metal doors, also referred to as steel shutters or shutter doors, are objects in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and its Game Boy Advance

Sliding door. Sliding Doors is one of Fronk's microgames in WarioWare Gold. The player must use the stylus to either open or close a sliding door to win

Seeing-eye doors, also parsed as seeing eye doors, are obstacles that appear in Wario Land 3. They serve to block Wario's progress but will only close

the Monty Hall problem involving three doors. The minigame takes place outside a castle with a moat, three doors, and four fences. In the introduction,

"The Thousand-Year Door", see Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door § Chapter 8: The Thousand-Year Door. “It's the Thousand-Year Door spoken of in the legends

one takes Mario to more doors. Entering the second door, Mario finds himself in a room with another Advance Coin and three doors, but only one of them is

confused with Doors to Doom. Doors of Doom is a luck-based single-player minigame in the Extra Room in Mario Party 4. The player can see two doors. One leads

should be moved to its appropriate title. Door Heihō are door-carrying Shy Guys from Yoshi's New Island. The door can be identified by its special pink texture

The Door Key is an item found in Super Paper Mario. In Gloam Valley, Mario encounters a locked door. A nearby door leads to a room containing two Squiglets

revolving doors. There is an Egg Plant nearby, as well as a hidden Winged Cloud Yoshi can hit to get more coins and red coins. Yoshi must flip the doors and