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{{ | {{about|The Walls Have Eyes, a level in [[New Super Luigi U]]|other uses|[[Layer-Cake Desert-4]]}} | ||
|image=[[File:NSLU | {{level infobox | ||
|code= | |image=[[File:NSLU The Walls Have Eyes Screenshot.png|250px]] | ||
|code=World 2-4 | |||
|world=[[Layer-Cake Desert]] | |world=[[Layer-Cake Desert]] | ||
|game=''[[New Super Luigi U]]'' | |game=''[[New Super Luigi U]]'' | ||
|limit=100 seconds | |limit=100 seconds | ||
|before=[[Wind-Up Tower|<<]] | |before=[[Wind-Up Tower|<<]] | ||
|after=[[ | |after=[[Spinning Sandstones|>>]] | ||
|secret=[[Slippery Rope Ladders|**]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''The Walls Have Eyes''', or '''Layer-Cake Desert-4''', is the fourth level in the second world of ''[[New Super Luigi U]]'', [[Layer-Cake Desert]]. It can be accessed upon completion of [[Wind-Up Tower]]. Clearing the level's main exit gives access to [[ | '''The Walls Have Eyes''', or '''Layer-Cake Desert-4''', is the fourth [[level]] in the second [[world]] of ''[[New Super Luigi U]]'', [[Layer-Cake Desert]]. It can be accessed upon completion of [[Wind-Up Tower]]. Clearing the level's main exit gives access to [[Spinning Sandstones]]. A secret exit leads to [[Slippery Rope Ladders]]. The name of this level is a pun on the title ''{{wp|The Hills Have Eyes}}'', which is the name for various works, or from the Japanese proverb: "Walls have ears, and the ''{{wp|shōji}}'' (Japanese windows made of paper) have eyes." | ||
==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
Luigi starts the level in front of a [[Stone-Eye]] statue. Going to the right, there is a tunnel where an endless number of Stone-Eyes slide to the left. Exiting the tunnel, there | Luigi starts the level in front of a [[Stone-Eye]] statue. Above it is a [[Hidden Block]] containing a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. Going to the right, there is a tunnel where an endless number of Stone-Eyes slide to the left. Exiting the tunnel, there are three Stone-Eyes forming a bridge, and [[Waddlewing]]s are found above them. A [[small pipe]] leads to an area with a Stone-Eye, coins, and 1-Up Mushrooms. Next, Stone-Eyes that act as pendulous statues, and [[Big Piranha Plant]]s on [[Warp Pipe]]s are found in between them. A section of Stone-Eyes that move up and down is next, and they are followed by two more Big Piranha Plants. Three more Stone-Eyes act as platforms leading to the [[Goal Pole]]. | ||
==Star | ==[[Star Coin]]s== | ||
*'''Star Coin 1''': This coin follows a Stone-Eye in the first tunnel. | *'''Star Coin 1''': This coin follows a Stone-Eye in the first tunnel. The player must push it down using a [[Ground Pound]] to gain access to the Star Coin. | ||
*'''Star Coin 2''': | *'''Star Coin 2''': The player must Ground Pound the middle Stone-Eye in the area where the single Waddlewing is found. After this, they must jump, revealing a secret block with a [[Beanstalk]]. Climbing it, the player finds a bonus room with the Star Coin, some [[coin]]s and a swinging statue. | ||
*'''Star Coin 3''': Just beneath a statue before the | *'''Star Coin 3''': Just beneath a statue before the Big Piranha Plants, above a [[pit]]. | ||
==Secret | ==Secret exit== | ||
Luigi (who must be at least [[Super Luigi]]) must Ground Pound the piece of land between the Waddlewing section and a | Luigi (who must be at least [[Super Mario (form)|Super Luigi]]) must Ground Pound the piece of land between the Waddlewing section and a small pipe. He will break some [[Brick Block]]s and reveal a hidden [[Pipe Cannon]] that blasts him to the secret Goal Pole. The secret exit leads to [[Slippery Rope Ladders]]. | ||
==[[List of Luigi sightings in New Super Luigi U|Luigi | ==[[List of Luigi sightings in New Super Luigi U|Luigi sightings]]== | ||
The player can find [[Super Mario|Super Luigi]]'s [[crouch]]ing 8-bit sprite in the underground bonus room that is reached entering a mini-sized Warp Pipe. However, there are no [[Mini Mushroom]]s in the level, and one must be obtained from another level. | The player can find [[Super Mario (form)|Super Luigi]]'s [[crouch]]ing 8-bit sprite in the underground bonus room that is reached entering a mini-sized Warp Pipe. However, there are no [[Mini Mushroom]]s in the level, and one must be obtained from another level. | ||
==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
*[[Waddlewing]] | *[[Waddlewing]]s | ||
*[[ | *[[Big Piranha Plant]]s | ||
== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | |||
|Jap=ぞろぞろイワヘムちたい | |||
|JapR=Zorozoro Iwahemu Chitai | |||
|JapM=One-by-one Stone-Eye Zone | |||
[[ | |Spa=Los Rocomiros movedizos | ||
|SpaM=The moving Stone-Eyes | |||
|Dut=Rotskoppenrace | |||
|DutM=Rock-Head Race | |||
|Ita=Le pietre ti guardano! | |||
|ItaM=The stones look at you! | |||
|Kor=요리조리 얼바위 지대 | |||
|KorR=Yorijori Eolbawi Jidae | |||
|KorM=Here-and-There Stone-Eye Zone | |||
|Chi=逐渐出现的岩石像地带 (Simplified)<br>逐漸出現的岩石像地帶 (Traditional) | |||
|ChiR=Zhújiàn Chūxiàn de Yánshí Xiàng Dìdài | |||
|ChiM=Gradually-appearing Stone-Eye Zone | |||
|Por=As Paredes Têm Olhos! | |||
|PorM=The Walls Have Eyes! | |||
}} | |||
==Level map== | |||
[[File:NSLU The Walls Have Eyes Map.png|600px|thumb|left|]] | |||
{{NSLU levels}} | |||
[[Category:Deserts]] | [[Category:Deserts]] | ||
[[Category:Levels with a secret exit]] | |||
[[Category:New Super Luigi U levels]] | |||
[[de:Tanz der Gesichtsfelsen]] | |||
[[it:Le pietre ti guardano!]] | |||
Revision as of 02:42, February 11, 2024
- This article is about The Walls Have Eyes, a level in New Super Luigi U. For other uses, see Layer-Cake Desert-4.
| Level | |
|---|---|
| The Walls Have Eyes | |
| |
| Level code | World 2-4 |
| World | Layer-Cake Desert |
| Game | New Super Luigi U |
| Time limit | 100 seconds |
| << Directory of levels >> ** | |
The Walls Have Eyes, or Layer-Cake Desert-4, is the fourth level in the second world of New Super Luigi U, Layer-Cake Desert. It can be accessed upon completion of Wind-Up Tower. Clearing the level's main exit gives access to Spinning Sandstones. A secret exit leads to Slippery Rope Ladders. The name of this level is a pun on the title The Hills Have Eyes, which is the name for various works, or from the Japanese proverb: "Walls have ears, and the shōji (Japanese windows made of paper) have eyes."
Layout
Luigi starts the level in front of a Stone-Eye statue. Above it is a Hidden Block containing a 1-Up Mushroom. Going to the right, there is a tunnel where an endless number of Stone-Eyes slide to the left. Exiting the tunnel, there are three Stone-Eyes forming a bridge, and Waddlewings are found above them. A small pipe leads to an area with a Stone-Eye, coins, and 1-Up Mushrooms. Next, Stone-Eyes that act as pendulous statues, and Big Piranha Plants on Warp Pipes are found in between them. A section of Stone-Eyes that move up and down is next, and they are followed by two more Big Piranha Plants. Three more Stone-Eyes act as platforms leading to the Goal Pole.
Star Coins
- Star Coin 1: This coin follows a Stone-Eye in the first tunnel. The player must push it down using a Ground Pound to gain access to the Star Coin.
- Star Coin 2: The player must Ground Pound the middle Stone-Eye in the area where the single Waddlewing is found. After this, they must jump, revealing a secret block with a Beanstalk. Climbing it, the player finds a bonus room with the Star Coin, some coins and a swinging statue.
- Star Coin 3: Just beneath a statue before the Big Piranha Plants, above a pit.
Secret exit
Luigi (who must be at least Super Luigi) must Ground Pound the piece of land between the Waddlewing section and a small pipe. He will break some Brick Blocks and reveal a hidden Pipe Cannon that blasts him to the secret Goal Pole. The secret exit leads to Slippery Rope Ladders.
Luigi sightings
The player can find Super Luigi's crouching 8-bit sprite in the underground bonus room that is reached entering a mini-sized Warp Pipe. However, there are no Mini Mushrooms in the level, and one must be obtained from another level.
Enemies
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ぞろぞろイワヘムちたい Zorozoro Iwahemu Chitai |
One-by-one Stone-Eye Zone |
| Chinese | 逐渐出现的岩石像地带 (Simplified) 逐漸出現的岩石像地帶 (Traditional) Zhújiàn Chūxiàn de Yánshí Xiàng Dìdài |
Gradually-appearing Stone-Eye Zone |
| Dutch | Rotskoppenrace |
Rock-Head Race |
| Italian | Le pietre ti guardano! |
The stones look at you! |
| Korean | 요리조리 얼바위 지대 Yorijori Eolbawi Jidae |
Here-and-There Stone-Eye Zone |
| Portuguese | As Paredes Têm Olhos! |
The Walls Have Eyes! |
| Spanish | Los Rocomiros movedizos |
The moving Stone-Eyes |
