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This level is set mostly on land, unlike the previous stage; there aren't many obstacles, so most of the difficulty is based on the diversity of enemies (such as [[Hoopster]]s and [[Porcupo]]s) found. At some point, a large mountain must be climbed through various vines, then the player has to fall through a deep hole full of spikes, which can only be avoided with quick reflexes. [[Birdo]] is fought over a cascade. | This level is set mostly on land, unlike the previous stage; there aren't many obstacles, so most of the difficulty is based on the diversity of enemies (such as [[Hoopster]]s and [[Porcupo]]s) found. At some point, a large mountain must be climbed through various vines, then the player has to fall through a deep hole full of spikes, which can only be avoided with quick reflexes. [[Birdo]] is fought over a cascade. | ||
In the ''[[Super Mario All-Stars]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Advance]]'' ports, this is the only level in World 5 to be set at night unlike the NES version where its three levels are all set at night. | |||
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Template:Levelbox World 5-2 is the second level of World 5 in Super Mario Bros. 2.
Layout
This level is set mostly on land, unlike the previous stage; there aren't many obstacles, so most of the difficulty is based on the diversity of enemies (such as Hoopsters and Porcupos) found. At some point, a large mountain must be climbed through various vines, then the player has to fall through a deep hole full of spikes, which can only be avoided with quick reflexes. Birdo is fought over a cascade.
In the Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario Advance ports, this is the only level in World 5 to be set at night unlike the NES version where its three levels are all set at night.
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