World 1-4 (Super Mario Bros. 3)

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Level
World 1-4
Screenshot of Super Mario Bros. 3 World 1-4
Screenshot from Super Mario Bros. 3
World 1-4 (Super Mario Bros. 3) from Super Mario All-Stars
Screenshot from Super Mario All-Stars
Level code 1-4
World Grass Land
Game Super Mario Bros. 3
Primary power-up Super Leaf
Time limit 300 seconds
Music track Athletic BGM
Music sample
Level progression
← Previous
World 1-2
World 1-3
World 1-Fortress
Next →
World 1-Fortress
World 1-3
Super Mario Bros. 3 levels

World 1-4 is the fourth level of Grass Land in Super Mario Bros. 3. It can be reached by completing World 1-2. This is the first autoscrolling level in the game, and by extension the first in the Super Mario series.

Layout[edit]

This autoscrolling athletic level features moving platforms that fall down as soon as the player lands on them. If Mario or Luigi stay too long next to a moving platform or a Brick Block, the autoscrolling level will squish them, instantly killing them and causing them to lose a life. The player must use these platforms to get through the level. Since jumping onto the platforms causes them to fall immediately, they have very little time to stall, meaning they must traverse quickly in order to not fall into the abyss below. They must also be careful to avoid the multiple bricks within the level; they could potentially push the player off due to the autoscrolling mechanic. There are Koopa Troopas and Koopa Paratroopas located in the level as hindrances, though their shells may be used to break some of the bricks. Upon reaching the end, the player finds a pipe that will take them to the end of the level. A single Boomerang Brother is found behind the exit pipe.

If the player manages to collect at least 44 coins in this level, a White Mushroom House with a P-Wing will appear on the map.

In the original version, this level has fishcake-like clouds in the background, but in the Super Mario All-Stars release, it has towering hills.

Enemies[edit]

Sprite Name Count
A red Koopa Troopa in SMB3 Red Koopa Troopa 2
A Koopa Paratroopa flying in Super Mario Bros. 3, as seen in a land stage. Red Koopa Paratroopa 1
A Boomerang Bro walking in Super Mario Bros. 3, as seen in a land stage. Boomerang Brother 1

Items[edit]

Sprite Name Count Notes
A sprite of a coin from Super Mario Bros. 3 A coin on the sprite layer in Super Mario Bros. 3, as seen in a land stage Coin 28+ 26 found in open air; extra coins can be obtained from two Coin Blocks.
Super Mushroom as seen in Super Mario Bros. 3. Super Mushroom 1 Replaced by Super Leaves if Mario is already in his Super Mario form.
A Super Leaf in Super Mario Bros. 3, as seen in a land stage Super Leaf 1 Replaces Super Mushrooms if Mario is in his Super Mario form.
1-Up Mushroom 1-Up Mushroom 2 Found in a Hidden Block above the pipe to the secret area.
A goal on the sprite layer in Super Mario Bros. 3, as seen in a land stage. Goal card 1 Ends the stage when collected

Objects[edit]

Main area
Sub-area

Level map[edit]

Super Mario Bros. 3 World 1-4 Map

Profiles[edit]

Manga Super Mario Bros. 3 Kanzen Kōryakuhon[edit]

World 1-4
Original text (Japanese) Translation
UP 2 1-Up Mushroom(s) 2
P 0 Switch Block(s) 0
B 0 Bonus Area(s) 0
でき ファイア Suitable form Fire
なん 5 Difficulty 5/10
強制きょうせいスクロールめんだ。コインをすべてあつめれば、かくれキノピオのいえる。 This is an auto-scrolling level. If you collect all the coins, the white Toad House will appear.

Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia[edit]

  • Level description:
    • English:
      This scrolling course keeps Mario running. Use the lifts to stay on track, and look before you leap!
    • Other languages:
      • Japanese:
        画面がかってに進む強制スクロールコース。リフトを渡って進む。
        (Translation: An auto-scrolling course where the screen moves forward on its own. Use the lifts to proceed.)
      • Italian:
        Livello a scorrimento automatico, in cui lo scherma avanza da solo. Si procede sulle piattaforme mobili. (first edition)
        Livello a scorrimento automatico in cui Mario deve correre senza sosta. Usa le piattaforme mobili e fai attenzione a dove salti! (second edition)

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese Wワールド1ー4
Wārudo 1-4
World 1-4 [1]
Danish Verden 1-4 World 1-4 [2]
Finnish 1. maailma 4 World 1-4 [3]
German Welt 1-4 World 1-4 [4]
Italian Stage 2 - [5]
Mondo 1-4 World 1-4 [6]
Norwegian Verden 1-4 World 1-4 [7]
Swedish Värld 1-4 World 1-4 [8]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Kazuki Motoyama (3 Mar. 1989). Manga Super Mario Bros. 3 Kanzen Kōryakuhon. Comic BomBom Special (Japanese). ISBN 4-06-102336-5. Page 44.
  2. ^ August 1991. Nintendo-Magasinet NR. 1 1991. Copenhagen, Denmark: Interpresse A/S (Danish). Page 10.
  3. ^ Nintendo-lehti (1990-1994, Finnish)
  4. ^ Super Mario Power - Offizieller Nintendo Spieleberater
  5. ^ 1991. Club Nintendo (Italy) Volume 3 Issue 6. Page 16.
  6. ^ November 15, 2018. Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia. Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN 889367436X. Page 38.
  7. ^ August 1991. Power Player Nummer 13. Oslo, Norway: Semic AS (Norwegian). Page 10.
  8. ^ Nintendo Magasinet 1991 Nr 08