Yōsei no Mori

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Yōsei no Mori
Yōsei no Mori button.
Game Mario & Wario
Number of levels 10
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Yōsei no Mori is the first stage in Mario & Wario. It is a forest and the setting where Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Yoshi went to see the fairy of fortune, only to be confronted by Wario before Wanda arrives to help the protagonists throughout the game.[1] The courses are all single-screen and lack any traps, being the first stage. There are no Stars to collect. The object that Wario drops on the protagonist is a bucket with a flipped purple "M". A Wiggler is visible during the courses.

Levels[edit]

Level Description Enemies and obstacles
Yōsei no Mori
Level 1-1
Wanda guides her character using Flip-Flop Blocks. It is also the first course with the elevator object.
Level 1-2 from Mario & Wario
Level 1-2
Similar to Level 1-1 but with the addition of spikes. Spikes
Yōsei no Mori
Level 1-3
Another simple course and the first to have Coin Blocks. Spikes
Yōsei no Mori
Level 1-4
A zigzag path where Flip-Flop Blocks are used as the player character climbs the ladders. Spikes
Yōsei no Mori
Level 1-5
The first course to have Timer Blocks. Spikes
M&W LEVEL 1-6
Level 1-6
The first course to have Rock Blocks. Spikes
M&W LEVEL 1-7
Level 1-7
Another course with Timer Blocks, also having a row of several Coin Blocks. Spikes
Yōsei no Mori
Level 1-8
Essentially Level 1-4 but with Timer Blocks Spikes
Yōsei no Mori
Level 1-9
Timer Blocks are used to allow the player character to pass the elevators. Spikes
M&W LEVEL 1-10
Level 1-10
Another course with several Rock Blocks, also being the first with an enemy, Guriguri. Guriguri

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 妖精ようせいもり
Yōsei no Mori
Fairy Forest [2]

References[edit]

  1. ^ 1993. Mario & Wario instruction booklet. Nintendo (Japanese). Page 2.
  2. ^ 1993. Mario & Wario instruction booklet. Nintendo (Japanese). Page 12.