Koopaling Confusion is ane-Reader level forSuper Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. The level contains fiveAdvance Coins and thePrincess Peache-Coin. This card was released in Series 2 in Japan. Its official difficulty rating is ★★★☆☆. It was originally exclusive to Japan and became available internationally only when the game was brought to theWii UVirtual Console in 2016. The key art featuredLudwig von Koopa.

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Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3A level similar to that of thebattleship level inBowser's Castle, the player has to cross over various maritime ships until the player comes to a dock. The player has to choose whether to pick the high route or the low route. The low route leads to a tiny ship at a dock with a pipe, while the high route has the player access a much larger ship from a catwalk above. This level includes the only upside-down Turtle Cannon in the game to be attached to a skull-marked base. The player has to fightLudwig von Koopa at the end of the stage, with the fight depending on the path taken; the low path leads to a level playing field where he goes down after only one stomp, and the high path leads to a more typical contained area with uneven footing, where the usual three stomps are required to defeat him.
Advance Coins/e-Coin[edit]
- Floating above the moving lifts after the first ship.
- At the beginning of the higher portion of the second ship, accessible by using the hanging crate.
- In the next section of the ship, after theHammer Brother.
- Before the higher Warp Pipe in the second area.
- In a small area near theColossal Koopa Paratroopas.
- Princess Peach e-Coin: Near the end of the level, by heading up the bolts to a section above and going across, the e-Coin is located near the end of this upper area.
Enemies[edit]
Level map[edit]
Flavor text[edit]
| • Japanese | オレのほんとうの 強(つよ)さが しりたいなら ちゃんとさがせよな! |
| • Romaji | Ore no hontō no tsuyosa ga shiritai nara chanto sagase yo na! |
| • Translation | "If you want to know my true strength, search properly!" |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | コクッパにだまされるな![?] Kokuppa ni Damasareru na! | Don't be Fooled by the Koopaling! | |
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