The West Crater

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W6 The West Crater

The West Crater is a level located in the west side of the music box world in Wario Land 3. It is only accessible after the volcano erupts when Wario uses the Tusks and Green Flower. It is unlocked along with The Colossal Hole.

The treasure hunting takes place inside the volcano. This level has Fire Robota, Hammer-bots, and flames that blocks the way to the upper-left which can be pulled out using the Fire Drencher found in Above the Clouds.

This is one of the levels that has an iron wall. Wario has to rust it with the Rust Spray from the Castle of Illusions to make it destructible. Behind it, there is a door to a wind cave. Applebies can be found here, as well as a mini-game block and a gold room.

Treasures

Gray Chest: Right Glass Eye

The Right Glass Eye[1] requires the Gray Key at the bottom of the level.

Hot Wario must break the blocks to the right and manage to get the key. Wario must come back to the upper area and make his way to a door by breaking walls. Then he has to use the Ball o' String Wario to break the string blocks and finally open the Gray Chest to get the treasure inside.

The jewel is a set of two items. The Left Glass Eye can be found in The Colossal Hole. Together they can open the blue door with a snake imprinted on it, which can be found in the Tower of Revival. This allows Wario to progress further in that level.

Red Chest: Saber

Wario finds the Saber

The Saber in the Red Chest requires the Super Jump Slam Overalls from the Castle of Illusions. First, the player has to enter the door behind a wall to the left side of the main area. Here, Wario will find a Silky. He has to grab it and use it to break solid blocks that blocks the way to the top of the room where the Red Key is. After getting the key, Wario has to let the Silky turn him into a Ball o' String Wario which allows Wario to break the string block and reach the bottom of the level.

Here, Wario must use his Ground Pound to break the blocks on the warp pipe and enter it. He will then find himself on a carriage, just like the one found in The Volcano's Base. The player has to guide Wario carefully because there are flames in the carriage's way. When touched, Wario will become Hot Wario and he has to restart again.

When reaching the end of this area, Wario must simply go down the ladder and open the chest.

Getting the Saber does not affect the world in any way.

Green Chest: Castle Brick

The missing Castle Brick

To get the Castle Brick from the Green Chest, Wario must put out the flames using the Fire Drencher found in Above the Clouds. Then, he has has to use the path that was blocked by flames and enter a new door. Here, Wario must use the platforms to get the Green Key and the Green Chest (Wario sometimes needs to duck to jump from a platform to another).

This treasure opens a new path in the Castle of Illusions.

Blue Chest: Spades Crest

Wario finds the Spades Crest

To get the Spades Crest from the Blue Chest, Wario must first get the Spray Rust from the Castle of Illusions to make the wall in this level destroyable. Then, he has to, of course, destroy it and enter the door behind it. Then, Wario has to use the wind to get to an area full of blocks. Wario has to destroy them to reveal a mini-game door. Wario has to play Golf and make the mini-game block rise. Then, Wario has to get past the block and grab the barrel to destroy enemy blocks and get the Blue Key. After that, Wario has to use the Fat Wario form (By using an Appleby's apple) to reach the treasure chest and open it.

This treasure serves no purpose.

Musical Coins

Location Description
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. Past the rusted metal wall and the door behind it, the wall to the right and is breakable. The Musical Coin is reachable by using a Smash Attack at the end of the wall.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. In the room with the Red Key where a Silky is, the Silky must be thrown to break the blocks on the way to the Red Key. The Musical Coin is to the right and above the Red Key.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. In the Warp Pipe at the bottom of the crater, there is a room with carts travelling to the left. The Musical Coin is on the path of the first cart and below the second cart.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. The Musical Coin is below Wario from the beginning. It can be reached by triggering Bouncy Wario with one of the Hammer-bots near the bottom.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. In the cave at the top-left that requires the flames to be extinguished, a Musical Coin is near a series of four blocks arranged one block apart each on the left side, where it is above a bit to the left of the leftmost block.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. In the cave at the top-left that requires the flames to be extinguished, a Musical Coin is in a compartment directly below the Green Chest. To get there, Wario must go upwards from a series of blocks arranged like a staircase.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. In the cave past the rusted wall, there is a Musical Coin directly below two doughnut blocks that can only be broken by Fat Wario triggered by the apple thrown by the Appleby located at the highest point on the left wind draft. The blocks above the doughnut blocks must be broken first.
One of the Musical Coins in The West Crater. In the cave past the rusted wall, there is a Musical Coin to the left of blocks breakable by thrown objects. The barrel around the top-left is required to break them, but it can only be acquired after beating the Golf Minigame in this cave.

Enemies

Reaction abilities in this level

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 西の火口
Nishi no Kakō
The West Crater

References

  1. ^ Brady, Matthew K., Nathan Beittenmiller, Debra McBride, and David Cassady. Game Boy Game Secrets, 2001 Edition Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Page 94.