Pipeline Lagoon

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Pipeline Lagoon, otherwise known as World 3-5, is the fifth course of World 3 in Super Mario 3D World. This level is the first one in the game to take place underwater. It is unlocked via completion of Magikoopa Blockade, and its own completion unlocks Mount Must Dash and Switchboard Falls.

Pipeline Lagoon additionally appears in the background in Super Mario Maker 2, in the underwater theme of the Super Mario 3D World style.

Layout

Pipeline Lagoon starts on a small beach with some Goombas relaxing in the water. Across the water is a green Warp Pipe that takes the player to the next portion of the level. Here, the bodies of water are deep enough for characters to go underwater. This area contains some Cheep Cheeps and Porcupuffers. When the player transitions through the Clear Pipe to the next area, there is a massive shipwreck in the background. A Checkpoint Flag appears soon after, followed by an area where Porcupuffers appear through holes in the wall in a set pattern. A nearby pipe leads the player to the Goal Pole.

Green Stars

  • Green Star 1: At the end of the first underwater zone, the player has to swim upward while water rises to reach the first Green Star.
  • Green Star 2: After the stamp, there is a crack that, when destroyed by a Cannon Box, reveals a golden warp pipe that leads to a golden room with the second Green Star. (See picture)
  • Green Star 3: Near the end, the player must swim upward from the third column of Porcupuffers to find a hidden room with the third Green Star.

Stamp

Cheep Cheep Stamp from Super Mario 3D World.
  • After the checkpoint, there is a hidden passage that goes upward that leads to the stamp.

Hidden Luigi

While going through the Clear Pipe past the shipwreck, an 8-bit ducking Luigi will travel in front of the player, but disappear when they exit the pipe.

Enemies

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 土管の入り江
Dokan no irie
The Cove of the Pipes

Dutch Buizenbeach
Pipe beach
German Die Röhrenlagune
The Pipe Lagoon
Italian Baia dei tubi
Bay of the pipes
Portuguese Mar de canos
Sea of pipes
Russian Лагуна труб
Laguna trub
Pipe Lagoon

Spanish (NOA) La laguna de las tuberías
The Creek of the pipes
Spanish (NOE) La cala de las tuberías
The bay of the pipes

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