World 7 (Super Mario Bros.)
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Template:Worldbox World 7 is the seventh world in Super Mario Bros. This is the second-to-last world in the game. This world has four different level types: One at ground, one underwater level, one set at seaside, and the final level being a castle as usual.
Level information
| Level | Preview | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| World 7-1 | File:World 7-1Prev.PNG | The first level of World 7, which has several enemies. |
| World 7-2 | File:World 2-2.PNG | The second level of World 7, set underwater. The layout is similar to World 2-2, but with additional enemies. |
| World 7-3 | File:World 7-3Prev.PNG | The third level of World 7. The layout is similar to World 2-3, but with added Koopa Troopas. |
| World 7-4 | File:World 1-4.PNG | The final level of World 7. Similarly to World 4-4, the player must solve puzzles to progress. |
Gallery
Level maps
- World 7-1.png
World 7-1
- World 7-2.png
World 7-2
- World 7-3.png
World 7-3
- World 7-4.png
World 7-4
Screenshots
- SMB1W7-1.png
Mario in World 7-1.
- SMB7-2.png
Mario swimming in World 7-2.
- SMB1W7-3.png
Mario in World 7-3.
- SMB7-4.png
Mario jumping to the second platform in 7-4.
Trivia
- Hamma Jamma mentions "World 7-1" as his grandfather's "'hood" in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, indicating that he grew up as one of the level's four Hammer Bros.
- Worlds 7-2 and 7-3 are duplicates of Worlds 2-2 and 2-3, respectively, except that 7-2 has more Bloopers, and 7-3 has Koopa Troopas in addition to the jumping Cheep Cheeps. The famous Minus World glitch also leads to an exact replica of World 7-2, but with a different name and without any Flagpoles.
