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Revision as of 17:27, September 10, 2022
Midway Gates[1][2] are checkpoints near the middle of most levels in Super Mario World, excluding auto-scrolling levels, underwater levels (in the original version), Star World levels, and Special Zone levels. They appear as two blue-and-white-striped posts, linked by a white bar, thus looking like smaller versions of the Giant Gates in the same game. When Mario or Luigi passes through, the bar disappears, which respawns him at the Midway Gate if the player loses a life in the level. If Mario or Luigi cuts the bar when in his small form, he turns into Super Mario or Super Luigi, respectively. When the player restarts at the Midway Gate, the bar will be missing.
In Super Mario Maker and its sequel, Checkpoint Flags replace the Midway Gates in the Super Mario World style.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | 中間ゲート[3] Chūkan Gēto |
Middle Gate |
| German | Rücksetzpunkt |
Reset Point |
| Italian | Traguardo intermedio |
Intermediate goal |
| Portuguese | Portão Intermediário |
Intermediate Gate |
| Spanish | Puerta Intermedia |
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