- This article is about Stone-Snake Tower, a level in New Super Luigi U. For its New Super Mario Bros. U counterpart, see Snake Block Tower.
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| Level code | World 5- Tower
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| World | Soda Jungle | ||||||
| Game | New Super Luigi U | ||||||
| Primary power-up | Super Acorn | ||||||
| Time limit | 100 seconds | ||||||
| Boss | Boom Boom | ||||||
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Stone-Snake Tower, or Soda Jungle-Tower, is the tower course of Soda Jungle in New Super Luigi U. It is unlocked by completing Dancing Blocks, Poison Swamp or Heart of Bramball Woods, and its own completion will unlock Boo's Favorite Haunt.
LayoutEdit
The level starts in a tower with a large Snake Block and a Mega Grrrol found behind Brick Blocks. A Mega ? Block is found above a Brick Block containing a 1-Up Mushroom. The Snake Block and the poison begin to rise, and Grrrols are spawned from the wall. A Red Ring is found, followed by another Mega Grrrol in front of a P Switch. A pair of Spinners also appears, and the Snake Block begins to rise. A second Snake Block is then found, followed by the boss door, which takes the player to Boom Boom. Magikoopa causes him to grow larger before the battle. He must then be hit three times in order to be defeated.
Star CoinsEdit
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The first Star Coin is found near some poison at the beginning of the level near a Grrrol spawner. |
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The second Star Coin is located between two Spinners. |
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The third and last Star Coin is found in a secret area, with a Wall Jump needed to get it. In New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Peachette can also be used to reach the Star Coin, but will still need to Wall Jump to leave the area. |
Luigi sightingEdit
- Directly underneath the hidden area where the third Star Coin is, a crouching 8-bit Luigi is seen.
Enemies and obstaclesEdit
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Grrrol | (infinitely spawned) |
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Mega Grrrol | 2 |
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Spinner | 2 |
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Boom Boom | (boss) |
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | トゲだらけ スネークブロックのとりで[?] Toge darake sunēku burokku no toride |
Spike-filled Fortress of Snake Blocks | |
| Chinese | 到处都是刺的蛇砖块堡垒 (Simplified) 到處都是刺的蛇磚塊堡壘 (Traditional)[?] Dàochù Dōushì Cì de Shé Zhuānkuài Bǎolěi |
Snake Block Fortress full of Spikes | |
| Dutch | Slangentandtoren[?] | Snake-Tooth Tower | |
| Italian | Torre del serpentone[?] | Tower of big snake | |
| Korean | 가시투성이 스네이크블록 요새[?] Gasituseong'i Seuneikeu-Beullok Yosae |
Snake Block Fortress full of spike | |
| Portuguese | Torre da Serpente de Pedra[?] | Stone-Snake Tower | |
| Spanish | Torre Inundada[?] | Flooded Tower |
