Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower
- This article is about Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower, a level in New Super Luigi U. For its New Super Mario Bros. U counterpart, see Screwtop Tower.
| Level | |||||||
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| Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower | |||||||
| Level code | World 6- | ||||||
| World | Rock-Candy Mines | ||||||
| Game | New Super Luigi U | ||||||
| Primary power-up | Ice Flower | ||||||
| Time limit | 100 seconds | ||||||
| Boss | Boss Sumo Bro | ||||||
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Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower, or Rock-Candy Mines-
Tower, is Rock-Candy Mines' second tower in New Super Luigi U. It is unlocked via completion of either Rising Piranhas or Spine Coaster Stowaways, and its own completion unlocks Switch-Lift Express and Roy's Ironclad Castle. Unlike World 6-
Tower2 in New Super Mario Bros., it shares its numeric label with the world's first tower, Smashing-Stone Tower.
Layout[edit]
This tower begins near a platform with a Sumo Bro on it. A ? Block is found above the Sumo Bro. A Fire Bar is found, along with a Screwtop Lift that the player must use to ascend. A ? Block is found, along with another moving platform with a Fire Bar at either end of the track. On the left wall is a Hidden Block that contains a 1-Up Mushroom. Another ? Block is found, along with a Screwtop Lift with a Dry Bones on it. Two Fire Bars are encountered as the Screwtop Lift moves up, where another platform with a Dry Bones is found. A Sumo Bro is found above the Screwtop Lift as it rises. A Screwtop Lift with three Sumo Bros. above it must then be used. This leads to the boss door, with a Sumo Bro found above. After entering the boss door, Boss Sumo Bro must be fought.
Star Coins[edit]
Luigi sighting[edit]
- An 8-bit Luigi is seen right on top of the tower, when the player grabs the third Star Coin.
Enemies and obstacles[edit]
| Image | Name | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Fire Bar | 5 | |
| Dry Bones | 2 | |
| Sumo Bro | 6 | |
| Boss Sumo Bro | (boss) |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | まいてかわして KKのとりで[1] Maite Kawashite KK no Toride |
Wind and Dodge, Fortress of Sumo Bros. | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 转动发条回避的KK堡垒[1] Zhuàndòng Fātiáo Huíbì de KK Bǎolěi |
Sumo Bros. Fortress of Dodging by Winding up Keys | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 轉動發條迴避的KK堡壘[1] Zhuàndòng Fātiáo Huíbì de KK Bǎolěi |
Sumo Bros. Fortress of Dodging by Winding up Keys | |
| Dutch | Sumo Bro's draaitoren[1] | Sumo Bro's Turn Tower | |
| French (NOA) | Tour haute tension[1] | High-Tension Tower | |
| French (NOE) | Tour Haute tension[1] | High-Tension Tower | |
| German | Unter Strom im Drehwurm-Turm[1] | Under Pressure in the Dizzying Tower | |
| Italian | Torre meccanica dei Sumo Bros.[1] | Mechanical Tower of Sumo Bros. | |
| Korean | 돌리고 피하고 케이케이 요새[1] Dolligo Pihago Keikei Yosae |
Spin and Avoid, Sumo Bro Fortress | |
| Portuguese (NOE) | Torre Rotativa dos Manos Sumo[1] | Sumo Bro's Spinning Tower | |
| Russian | Крутящаяся башня Братца-сумо[1] Krutyashchayasya bashnya Brattsa-sumo |
Sumo Brother's Spinning Tower | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Torre Sumo Tornillo[1] | Sumo Screw Tower | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Torre Sumo Tornillo[1] | Sumo Screw Tower |