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{{italic title|Jumpy Jungle (''Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars'')}}
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|image=[[File:Jumpyjungle.jpg|250px]]
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|before=[[Rolling Hills|<<]]
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'''Jumpy Jungle''' is the second world of ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]''. It is largely similar to its [[Jumpy Jungle (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem)|namesake]] from ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem]]'', both for being located in an area with dense vegetation and for capitalizing the use of [[Spring|Springboards]]. The backdrop in this world features a pond surrounded by trees, with a large inactive [[Thwomp]] and several outcrops in the middle. The soundtrack that plays in most of its levels is derived from ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''{{'}}s "DK Island Swing".
'''Jumpy Jungle''' is the second world of ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]''. It is largely similar to its [[Jumpy Jungle (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!)|namesake]] from ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem]]'', both for being located in an area with dense vegetation and for introducing [[Spring]]s to the game. Springs are also the main mechanic of Jumpy Jungle, and are divided into yellow springs, which launch the characters horizontally, and purple springs, which launch them vertically. They can be collected and moved in special slots throughout a level. [[Color Switch]]es form another mechanic introduced in Jumpy Jungle; they can be pressed to enable or disable blocks of corresponding colors. [[Level 2-6|One level]] in Jumpy Jungle also presents rotating [[Cannon#Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars|cannons]], which are used to blast characters over long distances. In addition, the world features [[Shy Guy]]s and [[Circus Kong]]s.


As stated above, Springboards form the main mechanic of Jumpy Jungle, and are divided into yellow springs, which launch the characters horizontally, and purple springs, which launch them vertically. They can be collected and moved in special slots throughout a level. [[Color Switch]]es form another mechanic introduced in Jumpy Jungle; they can be pressed to enable or disable blocks of corresponding colors, which is vital for advancing. [[Level 2-6|One level]] in Jumpy Jungle also presents rotating [[Cannon#Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars|cannons]], which are used to blast characters over long distances. In addition, the world features [[Shy Guy (toy)|Shy Guys]] and [[Circus Kong]]s.
The background in this world features a pond surrounded by trees, with a large inactive [[Thwomp]] and several outcrops in the middle. The soundtrack that plays in most of its levels is derived from ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''{{'}}s "[[DK Island Swing]]".


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There are two [[Bonus Levels]] that are set in this world, [[Level B-3|B-3]] and [[Level B-4|B-4]].
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==Levels==
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!width="10%"|Enemies and obstacles encountered
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|[[Level 2-1]]
|[[Level 2-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-1]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-1.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-1.jpg|250px]]
|The first level with Horizontal Springs.
|The first level with Horizontal Springs.
|[[Spike (obstacle)|Spikes]]
|[[Spike (obstacle)|Spikes]]
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-2]]
|[[Level 2-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-2]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-2.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-2.jpg|250px]]
|A puzzle with several blue switches and Horizontal Springs.
|A puzzle with several blue switches and Horizontal Springs.
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-3]]
|[[Level 2-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-3]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-3.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-3.jpg|250px]]
|A stage where, yet again, the characters have to use springs to reach higher spots.
|A stage where, yet again, the characters have to use springs to reach higher spots.
|Spikes, [[Shy Guy (toy)|Shy Guys]]
|Spikes, [[Shy Guy]]s
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-4]]
|[[Level 2-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-4]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-4.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-4.jpg|250px]]
|A Multi-Door course, featuring [[Mini Mario (toy)|Mini Mario]] and [[Mini Peach]].
|A Multi-Door course, featuring [[Mini Mario (toy)|Mini Mario]] and [[Mini Peach]].
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-5]]
|[[Level 2-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-5]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-5.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-5.jpg|250px]]
|A course where Vertical Springs are used alongside Circus Kongs.
|A course where Vertical Springs are used alongside Circus Kongs.
|Spikes, [[Circus Kong]]s
|Spikes, [[Circus Kong]]s
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-6]]
|[[Level 2-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-6]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-6.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-6.jpg|250px]]
|The course that introduces cannons. Here, they are mainly used to travel horizontally.
|The course that introduces cannons. Here, they are mainly used to travel horizontally.
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-7]]
|[[Level 2-7 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-7]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-7.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-7.jpg|250px]]
|The second key-based stage in the game, where the key-wielding Mini Mario has to navigate several Girders and Horizontal Springs.
|The second key-based stage in the game, where the key-wielding Mini Mario has to navigate several Girders and Horizontal Springs.
|Spikes
|Spikes
|-
|-
|[[Level 2-8]]
|[[Level 2-8 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars)|Level 2-8]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-8.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MvsDKTS2-8.jpg|250px]]
|The second level in the game with Cursed Mini Mario.
|The second level in the game with Cursed Mini Mario.
|Spikes, [[Cursed Mini Mario]]
|Spikes, [[Cursed Mini Mario]]
|}
|}
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Jumpyjungle.jpg|Level menu in the Nintendo 3DS version
</gallery>
===Level maps===
<gallery>
MvDKTS2-1mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-1
MvDKTS2-2mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-2
MvDKTS2-3mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-3
MvDKTS2-4mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-4
MvDKTS2-5mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-5
MvDKTS2-6mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-6
MvDKTS2-7mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-7
MvDKTS2-8mapWiiU.jpg|Level 2-8
</gallery>
==Media==
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|title1=First music
|file2=MvDKTS JumpyJungleB.oga
|title2=Second music
|file3=MvDKTS JumpyJungleC.oga
|title3=Third music
|file4=MvDKTS JumpyJungleIntro.oga
|title4=Preview
|file5=MvDKTS JumpyJungleLose.oga
|title5=Losing
|file6=MvDKTS JumpyJungleWin.oga
|title6=Winning
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=ジャングルジャンプ
|JapR=Janguru Janpu
|JapM=Jungle Jump
|Fre=Jungle des jongleurs
|FreM=Jungle of jugglers
|Ita=Giungla salterina
|ItaM=Jumpy jungle
|Spa=Jungla Trompicón
|SpaM=Stumble Jungle
}}
{{MVDKTS}}
{{MVDKTS}}
{{MVDKTS Levels}}
{{MVDKTS levels}}
[[Category:Forests and Jungles]]
[[Category:Jungles]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars worlds]]
[[Category:Worlds]]
[[Category:Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]

Latest revision as of 13:20, March 8, 2024

Jumpy Jungle
Menu of Jumpy Jungle
Game Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars
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Jumpy Jungle is the second world of Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. It is largely similar to its namesake from Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem, both for being located in an area with dense vegetation and for introducing Springs to the game. Springs are also the main mechanic of Jumpy Jungle, and are divided into yellow springs, which launch the characters horizontally, and purple springs, which launch them vertically. They can be collected and moved in special slots throughout a level. Color Switches form another mechanic introduced in Jumpy Jungle; they can be pressed to enable or disable blocks of corresponding colors. One level in Jumpy Jungle also presents rotating cannons, which are used to blast characters over long distances. In addition, the world features Shy Guys and Circus Kongs.

The background in this world features a pond surrounded by trees, with a large inactive Thwomp and several outcrops in the middle. The soundtrack that plays in most of its levels is derived from Donkey Kong Country's "DK Island Swing".

There are two Bonus Levels that are set in this world, B-3 and B-4.

Levels[edit]

Level Preview Description Enemies and obstacles encountered
Level 2-1 Level 2-1 of Jumpy Jungle The first level with Horizontal Springs. Spikes
Level 2-2 Level 2-2 of Jumpy Jungle A puzzle with several blue switches and Horizontal Springs. Spikes
Level 2-3 Level 2-3 of Jumpy Jungle A stage where, yet again, the characters have to use springs to reach higher spots. Spikes, Shy Guys
Level 2-4 Level 2-4 of Jumpy Jungle A Multi-Door course, featuring Mini Mario and Mini Peach. Spikes
Level 2-5 Level 2-5 of Jumpy Jungle A course where Vertical Springs are used alongside Circus Kongs. Spikes, Circus Kongs
Level 2-6 Level 2-6 of Jumpy Jungle The course that introduces cannons. Here, they are mainly used to travel horizontally. Spikes
Level 2-7 Level 2-7 of Jumpy Jungle The second key-based stage in the game, where the key-wielding Mini Mario has to navigate several Girders and Horizontal Springs. Spikes
Level 2-8 Level 2-8 of Jumpy Jungle The second level in the game with Cursed Mini Mario. Spikes, Cursed Mini Mario

Gallery[edit]

  • Level menu in the Nintendo 3DS version

    Level menu in the Nintendo 3DS version

Level maps[edit]

  • Level 2-1

    Level 2-1

  • Level 2-2

    Level 2-2

  • Level 2-3

    Level 2-3

  • Level 2-4

    Level 2-4

  • Level 2-5

    Level 2-5

  • Level 2-6

    Level 2-6

  • Level 2-7

    Level 2-7

  • Level 2-8

    Level 2-8

Media[edit]

Audio.svg First music
File infoMedia:MvDKTS JumpyJungleA.oga
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Audio.svg Second music
File infoMedia:MvDKTS JumpyJungleB.oga
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Audio.svg Third music
File infoMedia:MvDKTS JumpyJungleC.oga
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Audio.svg Preview
File infoMedia:MvDKTS JumpyJungleIntro.oga
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Audio.svg Losing
File infoMedia:MvDKTS JumpyJungleLose.oga
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Audio.svg Winning
File infoMedia:MvDKTS JumpyJungleWin.oga
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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ジャングルジャンプ
Janguru Janpu
 Jungle Jump

French Jungle des jongleurs
 Jungle of jugglers
Italian Giungla salterina
 Jumpy jungle
Spanish Jungla Trompicón
 Stumble Jungle
[Edit]
Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars
Characters Donkey Kong • Mario • Pauline • Toads
Minis Cursed Mini Mario • Gold Mini Mario • Mini Donkey Kong • Mini Luigi • Mini Mario • Mini Pauline • Mini Peach • Mini Toad
Enemies Donkey Kong's robots (Cannon Kong · Capture Kong · Circus Kong) • Fire Piranha Plant • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Shy Guy • Thwomp
Worlds Rolling Hills • Jumpy Jungle • Runaway Warehouse • Crumbling Cavern • Dashing Desert • Twilight Valley • Orbiting Observatory • Bonus Levels (Bonus 1 · Bonus 2 · Bonus 3)
Objects Items Coin (large) • Hammers • M Coin • Pickup
Resource items Blue Lift • Movable Pipe • Pink Block • Purple Conveyor • Red Girder • Spring
Fixed objects Cannon • Color Switch • Conveyor Belt • Girder • Goal Door • Ladder • Magnet Ground • Rock • Spikes • Warp Pipe
Further info Gallery • Media • Official online levels • Slide • Staff (Nintendo 3DS version · Wii U version) • Stamps • Workshop Store
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Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars levels
Main game Rolling Hills Level 1-1 • Level 1-2 • Level 1-3 • Level 1-4 • Level 1-5 • Level 1-6 • Level 1-7 • Level 1-8
Jumpy Jungle Level 2-1 • Level 2-2 • Level 2-3 • Level 2-4 • Level 2-5 • Level 2-6 • Level 2-7 • Level 2-8
Runaway Warehouse Level 3-1 • Level 3-2 • Level 3-3 • Level 3-4 • Level 3-5 • Level 3-6 • Level 3-7 • Level 3-8
Crumbling Cavern Level 4-1 • Level 4-2 • Level 4-3 • Level 4-4 • Level 4-5 • Level 4-6 • Level 4-7 • Level 4-8
Dashing Desert Level 5-1 • Level 5-2 • Level 5-3 • Level 5-4 • Level 5-5 • Level 5-6 • Level 5-7 • Level 5-8
Twilight Valley Level 6-1 • Level 6-2 • Level 6-3 • Level 6-4 • Level 6-5 • Level 6-6 • Level 6-7 • Level 6-8
Orbiting Observatory Level E1-1 • Level E1-2 • Level E1-3 • Level E1-4 • Level E1-5 • Level E1-6 • Level E1-7 • Level E1-8
Level E2-1 • Level E2-2 • Level E2-3 • Level E2-4 • Level E2-5 • Level E2-6 • Level E2-7 • Level E2-8
Bonus Bonus 1 Level B-1 • Level B-2 • Level B-3 • Level B-4 • Level B-5 • Level B-6 • Level B-7 • Level B-8
Bonus 2 Level B-9 • Level B-10 • Level B-11 • Level B-12 • Level B-13 • Level B-14 • Level B-15 • Level B-16
Bonus 3 Level B-17 • Level B-18 • Level B-19 • Level B-20 • Level B-21 • Level B-22 • Level B-23 • Level B-24
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