The High Road

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New Super Mario Bros. U challenge
The High Road
Screenshot of Mario in The High Road, a Boost Mode Challenge Mode in New Super Mario Bros. U.
Category Boost Mode
Course Shifting-Floor Cave
Difficulty ★★★
Time limit 100
Goal Goal ring
Challenge progression
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Three-Legged Lava Race
New Super Mario Bros. U challenges
“Use Boost Blocks to reach the goal ring without stepping on the moving platforms.”
In-game text

The High Road is a Boost Mode Challenge in New Super Mario Bros. U. The setting of the course is based on the Rock-Candy Mines level, Shifting-Floor Cave.

Objective[edit]

Boost Blocks are needed to complete this challenge. The Boost Blocks are used to guide the player to the goal ring, as touching any Cross Lifts results in the player failing the challenge. The platforms constantly go up, left, and right to affect the player's progress. Enemies such as Swoops, Piranha Plants, and Koopa Troopas are present. One Spike Top and Big Piranha Plant make an appearance.

Medals[edit]

  • Gold: Clear!
  • Silver: -
  • Bronze: -

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese きけん! 動く床には乗らないで!![1]
Kiken! Ugoku Yuka niwa Noranai de!!
Danger! Don't Ride the Moving Floor!!
Dutch Dappere doorkruising[1] Brave Crossing
French (NOA) La bonne voie[1] The Right Path
French (NOE) La bonne voie[1] The Right Path
German Hoch auf der Hochstraße[1] High on the High Path
Italian Sempre più su[1] Higher and Higher
Portuguese (NOE) O Caminho Alternativo[1] The Alternate Path
Russian Подъем без лифтов[1]
Pod"yem bez liftov
Climbing Without Lifts
Spanish (NOA) ¡Por todo lo alto![1] On High! (Derived from an expression meaning "to celebrate big-time")
Spanish (NOE) ¡Por todo lo alto![1] On High!

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j In-game name