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This article is about the platforming objects found in many games. For the item inMario's Time Machine, seeLadder (item).
Ladder
Wario climbing a Ladder
Wario climbing a ladder inWario Land 4
First appearanceDonkey Kong (1981)
Latest appearanceNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (2024)
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Ladders in theSuper Mario franchise commonly appear as inanimate objects that the player can climb to progress in a level, an area, or a stage.

History[edit]

Donkey Kong series[edit]

Donkey Kong[edit]

This is a picture of a ladder.
Mario next to a ladder inDonkey Kong

Ladders inDonkey Kong serve as a connection between two platforms throughout the stages. In25 m,Mario has to use them in order to get to the top and to avoidbarrels andFireballs, however, barrels can occasionally roll down the ladders and the Fireballs can climb up them as well. Some of the ladders are broken; Mario cannot climb these. He also cannot climb any ladders if he is carrying ahammer. Some of the ladders in the50 m stage extend and retract. Mario can only climb those up completely if they are fully open.

Donkey Kong (Game Boy)[edit]

InDonkey Kong for theGame Boy, Ladders appear in several varieties. The static and extending ladders return in several of the later levels. Mario can only climb a ladder if he stands on solid ground, which is an important element in some levels, where he first has to place aroad or jump on anicicle to have a platform to stand on from which he can climb the ladder. Another important element in the game's puzzles are ladders than can be placed by Mario himself, also known asArrow Blocks.[1] If Mario jumps against one such vertical-facing block in the game, the game freezes and the player has to place the ladder in any free point of the level. The ladder will then extend itself upwards and downwards as far as it can. The ladder is timed, and disappears after the time has passed. This timer indicated with a music that starts playing as soon as the ladder is placed and gets faster gradually. The timer can be reset if Mario places another ladder within the first ladder's time limit, or any other placeable objects such asroads,Jump Stands, and blocks. After disappearing, the ladder can then be placed with the same block again.

VS. Wrecking Crew /Wrecking Crew[edit]

Ladder tile from Wrecking Crew

Ladders reappear inVS. Wrecking Crew andWrecking Crew, where they serve the same purpose they did inDonkey Kong. The enemies,Eggplant Men,Gotchawrenches, andForeman Spike, can climb ladders. Ladderwalls also appears in this game, and must be destroyed.

Super Mario series[edit]

Super Mario Bros. 2[edit]

Ladders inSuper Mario Bros. 2 function similarly tobeanstalks andchains.

Super Mario Bros. 3[edit]

Mario and Luigi in Battle Mode, with coins hidden beneath kickable blue ? Blocks
Mario on a ladder in the bonus round

Ladders inSuper Mario Bros. 3 are used byMario andLuigi in a bonus round of the2-Player battle mode to find coins hidden in blue? Blocks.

Super Mario Land[edit]

A ladder inSuper Mario Land appears in thebonus game, where it and Mario will move between the different platforms until the player pressesA Button. Mario will then move along the platform, but if he comes across a ladder, Mario will move up or down it onto another platform, collecting a different reward.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii[edit]

Sprite of a ladder from New Super Mario Bros. Wii
A rope ladder

InNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, ladders appear inWorld 2-4, and they are also occasionally encountered on the world maps. The ladders in World 2-4 are made of rope, and are anchored tobridges above them by pairs of metallic attachment points. They are periodically blown to the side by thewind, which makes them unusable until the wind stops. Another rope ladder, hanging down the side of a pillar of ground, is seen on theWorld 2 map; finding thesecret exit ofWorld 2-6 allows this ladder to be climbed to reach the world'sWarp Cannon. Four more ladders appear acrossWorld 4 andWorld 5; these ladders have a plain yellow design, and make metallic sounds when climbed. The first of these is at the end of World 4, leading up toWorld 4-Airship, and the remaining three are in World 5, leading up to and down from the outcropping where the entrance toWorld 5-5 is located.

New Super Mario Bros. U /New Super Luigi U /New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe[edit]

In bothNew Super Mario Bros. U andNew Super Luigi U, ladders are first seen inLayer-Cake Desert, where a pair of them emerge from a pair of tunnels in the ground. One of these ladders is climbed on the way up from the second or third level of the world to its tower. A third ladder is found at the end of the world, which must be climbed to reachFrosted Glacier. Rope ladders, with the same design as inNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, also appear in both games. They are found inThe Mighty Cannonship inNew Super Mario Bros. U, andSlippery Rope Ladders inNew Super Luigi U. With neither of these level featuring strong wind, the ladders are available at all times.

Luigi's Mansion[edit]

Ladders inLuigi's Mansion and itsNintendo 3DS version are interactive objects that can be climbed byLuigi, except for one inProfessor E. Gadd'sLab, which is only part of the background. The first interactive ladder appears inCourtyard, where it takes Luigi down to theBottom of the Well. The second is attached to the bunk bed inThe Twins' Room. The third and fourth ladders are both on theRoof.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong series[edit]

Mario vs. Donkey Kong[edit]

Ladders inMario vs. Donkey Kong and itsremake are objects functionally similar to those in the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. Ladders appear in various levels in the game, some featuring colored ladders that require pressing aColor Switch of their color to be used, otherwise they appear with a dotted outline and cannot be climbed on. Ladders cannot be climbed byMini-Marios at all, and may require using other objects in the level to catch up with the player should they use a ladder.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis[edit]

Ladders inMario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis are interactive objects on theRoof and inDK's Hideout, and there are two retractable ladders on the Roof similar to those in50m of the originalDonkey Kong arcade game.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem![edit]

Ladders inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! appear in the form ofBlue Ladders, which causeMini Marios to immediately climb or descend it.

Paper Mario series[edit]

Super Paper Mario[edit]

Various ladders in Super Paper Mario.
Various ladders inSuper Paper Mario.

Ladders inSuper Paper Mario take on a zigzagging design and are colored either black, yellow, or white. They are found in various areas, typically appearing out of specific blocks when hit. Ladders with more standard designs are found inYold Ruins and theFloro Caverns, while a blockier variant is used inThe Bitlands.Bowser is unable to climb up ladders, most likely due to his size. If he tries, he struggles and mutters, "Can't climb this!"

Paper Mario: The Origami King[edit]

InPaper Mario: The Origami King, Mario can climb up and down ladders in theGraffiti Underground andShogun Studios.

Mario must wait for a metal ladder to descend to the ground at theOverlook Tower's cafe while dodgingColored Pencils' missiles. As he climbs up the ladder, more missiles are fired at him.

In theSpring of Jungle Mist, Mario must climb various wooden ladders to navigate the forest and find secrets.

Super Smash Bros. series[edit]

SmashWiki article:Ladder (stage element)

Ladders in theSuper Smash Bros. series are interactive objects in a fewSuper Mario-themed stages. InSuper Smash Bros. Brawl, Ladders appear in twoSuper Mario stages:75 m andRumble Falls. InSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U, ladders reappear on 75 m and aWrecking Crewstage of the same name, though asladder walls, which can be destroyed if they are attacked. InSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate, Ladders appear in the same two stages representing theSuper Mario franchise as inSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Mario Party series[edit]

Ladders in theMario Party series are interactive objects in a fewminigames, includingMad Ladders inMario Party: Island Tour andMega Goomba's Ladder Leap inMario Party 10.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker[edit]

Ladders inCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker and its Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DSports are objects thatCaptain Toad andToadette can climb, and the returning levels fromSuper Mario 3D World add ladders since Captain Toad and Toadette cannot jump.

Skylanders: SuperChargers[edit]

InSkylanders: SuperChargers,Turbo Charge Donkey Kong's "Old School" upgrade allows his "Super Donkey Kong" form to cause brokengirders and ladders from the originalDonkey Kong arcade game to fall from the sky with his stomp attack.

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Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
Japaneseハシゴ[2] / はしご[3]
Hashigo		Ladder
普通ふつうのはしご[4]
Futsū no hashigo		Usual ladder
Chinese(Simplified)梯子[5]
Tīzi		Ladder
Chinese(Traditional)鎚子[6]
Chuízi		Ladder
DutchLadder[9]Ladder
FrenchÉchelle[7][8]Ladder
GermanLeiter[10]Ladder
ItalianScala[11]Ladder
Korean사다리[12]
Sadari		Ladder
Portuguese(Brazilian)Escada[13]Ladder
SpanishEscalera[14][15]Ladder

References[edit]

Ladder coverage on otherNIWA wikis:
  1. ^June 1994.Nintendo Power Volume 61.Nintendo of America (American English). Page 81-82.
  2. ^レッキングクルー (Rekkingu Kurū) instruction booklet.Nintendo (Japanese). Page 5.
  3. ^1994. ゲームボーイ　ドンキーコング (Gēmu Bōi Donkī Kongu) instruction booklet.Nintendo (Japanese). Page 12 and 18.
  4. ^1998.Wrecking Crew '98 manual.Nintendo (Japanese). Page14.
  5. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Simplified Chinese localization).
  6. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Traditional Chinese localization).
  7. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (European French localization).
  8. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Canadian French localization).
  9. ^Game BoyDonkey Kong Dutch Nintendo 3DSVirtual Console digital manual, tab 13: "Voorwerpen".
  10. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (German localization).
  11. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Italian localization).
  12. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Korean localization).
  13. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Brazilian Portuguese localization).
  14. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (European Spanish localization).
  15. ^"Classified Information" section for "Kong Crusher" (Donkey Kong) inNintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Latin American Spanish localization).
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FormsSmall Mario •Super Mario •Flying Squirrel Mario •Fire Mario •Ice Mario •Mini Mario •Propeller Mario •Penguin Mario •Invincible Mario •Power Squirrel Mario •Peachettee
YoshisYoshi •Balloon Baby Yoshi •Bubble Baby Yoshi •Glowing Baby Yoshi
Non-playable charactersPrincess Peach •Toads
EnemiesAmpa •Banzai Bill •Big Ampa •Big Boo •Big Buzzy Beetlea •Big Cheep Cheep •Big Deep Cheepb •Big Dry Bones •Big Eep Cheepb •Big Fire Piranhab •Big Fuzzy •Big Goombaa •Big Koopa Troopaa •Big Piranha Plant •Big Pokey •Big Thwomp •Big Urchin •Big Wiggler •Blooper •Blooper Babya •Blooper Nannya •Bob-omb •Bony Beetle •Boo •Boomerang Bro •Bramball •Broozer •Bulbera •Bullet Bill •Buzzy Beetle •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep •Cheep Chomp •Clampya •Cooligan •Deep Cheepb •Dragoneel •Dry Bones •Eep Cheep •Fire Bro •Fire Piranha Plant •Fire Snake •Fish Bone •Flame Chomp •Fliprus •Foo •Fuzzy •Goomba •Goombrat •Grrrol •Hammer Bro •Heavy Para-Beetle •Hefty Goomba •Huckit Crab •Ice Bro •Ice Piranha Plant •Jellybeama •King Bill •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Lakitu •Lava Bubble •Magmaargh •Magmaw •Mecha Cheepa •Mechakoopa •Mega Grrrol •Mini Goomba •Missile Bill •Monty Mole •Muncher •Para-Beetle •Parabomb •Paragoombaa •Piranha Plant •Piranha Pod •Pokey •Porcupuffer •Prickly Goomba •River Piranha Plant •Rocky Wrencha •Scaredy Rata •Sledge Bro •Spike •Spike Top •Spiny •Spiny Cheep Cheep •Spiny Egg •Stalking Piranha Plant •Stone Spike •Sumo Bro •Swoopa •Targeting Ted •Thwimpa •Thwomp •Torpedo Ted •Urchin •Waddlewing •Wiggler
ObstaclesAsh •Banzai Bill Cannon •Big gun •Bill Blaster •Bill Blaster Turret •Bob-omb Cannonb •Bowser Stunner •Bowser's Flame •Burner •Cannona •Cannonballa •Current •Fire Bar •Ghost Block •Giant cannonball •Huge Fire Bar •Huge Icicle •Ice •Icicle •Junior Clown Car •Lava •Lava Geyser •Lava swell •Lava tide •Mecha Hand •Moving block •Moving torch •Pit •Poison Bog •Quicksand •Skewer •Spell •Spike Ball •Spikes •Spinner •Torpedo Base •Torpedo tubea
BossesTower bossesBoom Boom •Boss Sumo Bro •Magikoopa
The KoopalingsLemmy •Morton •Larry •Wendy •Iggy •Roy •Ludwig
Other bossesBowser Jr. •Magikoopa •Bowser •Giant Bowser
Items and power-ups1-Up Mushroom •3-Up Moon •Barrel •Blue Coin •Boost Star •Buzzy Shell •Coin •Fire Flower •Fruit •Green Coin •Hidden Coin •Ice block •Ice Flower •Koopa Shell •Mini Mushroom •P-Acorn •Penguin Suit •POW Block •Propeller Mushroom •Red Coin •Star Coin •Super Acorn •Super Crowne •Super Mushroom •Super Star •Trampoline •Yoshi's Egg
Objects! Switch •? Block •? Switch •3-Up Moon Blockd •10-Coin Block •Airship •Arrow lift •Bean Platform •Beanstalk •Big Block •Blue Ringb •Bone bridge •Boost Blockd •Boss cannon •Bouncy Cloud •Brick Block •Bridge •Checkpoint Flaga •Clockwork Block •Cloud Lift •Cog •Conveyor Belt •Cracked block •Crate •Cross Lift •Donut Block •Door •Empty Block •False wall •Floor •Flower •Flying ? Block •Giant Shell •Goal Pole •Goal Pole (secret) •Goal ring •Green Ring •Hanging chain •Hanging vine •Hidden Block •Ice Chunk •Ice platform •Iron Block •Jet Pipe •Leaf Platform •Lift •Light-Up-Lift •Limited Lift •Limited Lift (Remote-Control) •Luigi Blockb •Magical platform •Mega ? Block •Mist •Moving Fence •Mushroom Platform •Note Block •Nut •P Switch •Paddle Platforma •Palm tree •Pendulum Platform •Pole •Pipe •Pipe Cannon •Red Ring •Remote-Control Platform •Rocking Platform •Rocky wall •Rolling log •Rope ladder •Roulette Block •Sand Geyser •Scale Lift •Screwtop •Screwtop Lift •Screwtop Platform •Screwtop Shroom •Seesaw Log Bridge •Seesaw Shroom •Seesaw Shroom (blue)b •Semisolid Platform •Slide Lift •Small pipe •Snake Block •Spine Coaster •Star Lift •Start Block •Stone block •Stone-Eye •Stretch Block •Stretch Shroom •Super Guide Blocka •Swinging Hammer •Switch-Liftb •Tilting mushrooma •Track Block •Treasure chest •Trick door •Turning Floor •Water •Water Ball •Water Geyser •Water tide •Wobble Rock
LocationsWorldsAcorn Plains •Layer-Cake Desert •Sparkling Waters •Frosted Glacier •Soda Jungle •Rock-Candy Mines •Meringue Clouds •Peach's Castle •Superstar Road
OtherMushroom Kingdom •Secret Island •Coin Coursesa •Toad Houses
MovesCrouch •Dash •Double Jump •Drill Spin •Floaty Jumpe •Flutter Jump •Ground Pound •Jump •Midair Jumpe •Midair Spin •Propeller Jump •Scuttleb •Shell Toss •Simultaneous Ground Pound •Slide •Spin Jump •Stomp •Swallow •Swim •Triple Jump •Wall Jump
Gameplay elementsBoost Mode •Boost Rusha •Challenge Modea •Coin Battlea •Enemy Course •Extra life •Luigi sightingsb •Paah •Point •Secret exit •Time Limit •Tower
Music"Coin Edit" • "Ground Theme" ("Athletic Theme") • "Secret Island Record Room"
New Super Mario Bros. U Dokodemo Game CollectionDokan Basket (Clear Blue) •Dokan Basket (Clear Red) •Double Meiro A •Double Meiro B •Guruguru Shot (Clear Blue) •Guruguru Shot (Clear Red) •VS Pinball (Clear Blue) •VS Pinball (Clear Red)
Further infoBonus Videos (alternative titles for Bonus Video categories) •Emblem •Gallery (Luigi ·Deluxe) •Glitches •Iwata Asks •Multimedia •New Super Mario Bros. Mii •New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U •New Super Mario Bros. U Coin Rush Tower •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Pre-release and unused content •Staff (Luigi ·Deluxe)
a Exclusive to theNew Super Mario Bros. U campaign
b Exclusive to theNew Super Luigi U campaign
c Present in both campaigns, but has different roles in each
d Only in the Wii U release
e Only in the Nintendo Switch release
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Wii U) /Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo Switch / Nintendo 3DS)
CharactersPlayableCaptain Toad •Toadette •Purple Captain Toadc
SupportingHint Toad •Yellow Toad •Green Toad •Mole
EpisodesEpisode 1 •Episode 2 •Episode 3 •Bonus Episode •Special Episoded
BossesDraggadon •Wingo •Gold Draggadon
Enemies and obstaclesAnt Trooper •Biddybud •Big Boo •Big Piranha Planta •Bill Blaster •Blurkera •Boo •Bull's-Eye Bill •Bullet Bill •Cat Goombaa •Chargin' Chuck •Charvaargh •Cheep Cheep •Conkdor •Cookatielb,e •Fire Bro •Flaptor •Fuzzy •Goomba •Goomba Tower •Innertube Goomba •Magikoopa •Mummy-Me •Mud Trooper •Para-Biddybud •Peepa •Piranha Creeper •Piranha Plant •Piranha Sprout •Shy Guy •Spike •Spike ball •Spiked ball •Stingbya •Stumper •Walleye
Items and objects1-Up Mushroom •? Block •Assist Pluck Patch •Beep Block •Brick Block •Cannon •Clear Pipe •Coin •Coin pile •Color Panel •Crown Chipd •Crystal Block •Dash Panel •Donut Block •Double Cherry •Flip Panel •Girder •Gold Mushroom •Green Stara •Hidden Coin •Invincibility Mushroom •Invisible walkway •Key •Key Coina •Key Door •Ladder •Liftb •Mine Cart •Multi-Vator •Mystery Box •P Panel •P Switch •Piranha Planta •Pixel Luigia •Pixel Toad •Pluck Patch •POW Block •Power Moonb,e •Power Star •Propeller Platforma,e •Pull Switch •Rock Block •Rotating platformb,e •Shiny Crownd •Spinwheel •Super Crownd •Super Gem •Super Mushroom •Super Pickax •Touchstone •Treea •Turning Floor •Turnip •Turnip Cannon •Warp Box •Warp Box (With Key)a •Warp Pipe
Music"The King of Pyropuff Peak" • "Walleye Tumble Temple"
MiscellaneousCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker Fun Quiz •Gallery •Luigi sightingsa •Multimedia •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Pre-release and unused content • Staff (Wii U ·Nintendo Switch / Nintendo 3DS) •Track That Treasure, Captain Toad!
a Exclusive toCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker for theWii U
b Exclusive to version 1.0.0+ ofCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker for theNintendo Switch
c Exclusive to version 1.1.0+ ofCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker for the Nintendo Switch
d Exclusive to version 1.2.0+ ofCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker for the Nintendo Switch
e Exclusive toCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker for theNintendo 3DS
Paper Mario: The Origami King
Main charactersBob-omb •Bowser •Bowser Jr. •Captain T. Ode •Kamek •King Olly •Luigi •Mario •Olivia •Peach •Professor Toad
Supporting charactersBattle Lab Toad •Birdo •Canned-Food Par-tay Trio •Chef Kinopio •Dino Rhino •DJ Snifit •DJ Toad •Emcee Shy Guy •Feelin' Fungi •Fortune Toad •Gold Fish •Kanchō Kinopio •Love Toad •Master Toad •Monty Mole auctioneer •Oarsman •Ol' Grandsappy •Origami Craftsman •Princess •Rescue Squad •Sap Sisters •Sea Captain Toad •Senchō Kinopio •Shangri-Spa Toad •Shogun Studios cosplayers •Small Cheep Cheep •Mini Goomba •Sombrero Guy •Toad mechanic •Toad Researcher •Toad's BBQ Foodeatery caretaker •Whale •Whispering Trees •Whistle Snifit
EnemiesFolded SoldiersBig Cutout Soldier •Black Shy Guy •Blooper •Bone Goomba •Boo •Boomerang Bro •Buzzy Beetle •Chargin' Chuck •Cheep Cheep •Co Gasagoso •Crowber •Dry Bones •Fire Bro •Fly Guy •Fuzzy •Galoomba •Goomba •Hammer Bro •Ice Bro •Jumping Piranha Plant •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Li'l Cutout Soldier •Mechakoopa •Ninji •Nipper Plant •Paragoomba •Piranha Plant •Pokey •Ptooie •Rocky Wrench •Scaredy Rat •Scuttlebug •Shoe Goomba •Shy Guy •Sidestepper •Sledge Bro •Snifit •Snow Spike •Spike •Spike Top •Stingby •Stone Spike •Sumo Bro •Swoop •Thwomp
Paper Macho SoldiersPaper Macho Bob-omb •Paper Macho Boo •Paper Macho Buzzy Beetle •Paper Macho Chain Chomp •Paper Macho Goomba •Paper Macho Koopa Troopa •Paper Macho Lava Bubble •Paper Macho Koopa Paratroopa •Paper Macho Piranha Plant •Paper Macho Shy Guy •Paper Macho Stone Spike
BossesLegion of StationeryColored Pencils •Rubber Band •Hole Punch •Tape •Scissors •Stapler
VellumentalsEarth Vellumental •Water Vellumental •Fire Vellumental •Ice Vellumental
OtherPaper Macho Gooper Blooper •Mega Paper Macho Pokey •Boss Sumo Bro •Handaconda •Paper Mistake Buzzy Beetle •Paper Plane Squadron •King Olly
LocationsRed StreamerWhispering Woods •Toad Town (Battle Lab ·Musée Champignon) •Graffiti Underground •Picnic Road •Overlook Mountain •Earth Vellumental Temple •Overlook Tower
Blue StreamerAutumn Mountain •Chestnut Valley •Water Vellumental Shrine •Eddy River •Shogun Studios (Dress-Up Photo Studio ·House of Riddles ·Shuriken Dojo ·Souvenir Shop ·Tranquil Pipes Teahouse) •Ninja Attraction •Big Sho' Theater
Yellow StreamerSweetpaper Valley •Breezy Tunnel •Scorching Sandpaper Desert (Sun Altar) •Scorching Sandpaper Minor •Scorching Sandpaper West •Scorching Sandpaper East •Shroom City (Royal Palace) •Scorching Sandpaper Far West •Scorching Sandpaper Far East •Fire Vellumental Cave •Temple of Shrooms
Purple StreamerThe Great Sea •The Princess Peach •Bonehead Island •Mushroom Island •Heart Island •Spade Island •Club Island •Full Moon Island •? Island •Hammer Island •Scuffle Island •Diamond Island (Trial of Courage ·Trial of Power ·Trial of Wisdom) •Ice Vellumental Mountain •Sea Tower
Green StreamerShangri-Spa (Spring of Bliss ·Spring of Purification ·Spring of Sanctuary) •Spring of Jungle Mist •Spring of Rainbows •Bowser's Castle
Origami CastleHotfoot Crater •Peach's Castle •Origami Castle
MiscellaneousCafés •Fun, Funky, and Functional •Sensor Lab •Shops
ItemsBootsBoots •Shiny Boots •Flashy Boots •Legendary Boots •Iron Boots •Shiny Iron Boots •Flashy Iron Boots •Legendary Iron Boots •Gold Boots
HammersHammer •Shiny Hammer •Flashy Hammer •Legendary Hammer •Gold Hammer •Hurlhammer •Shiny Hurlhammer •Fire Hammer •Ice Hammer
Mushrooms1-Up Mushroom •Mushroom •Shiny Mushroom •Flashy Mushroom •Mushroom 3-Pack •Shiny Mushroom 3-Pack •Mushroom 6-Pack
FlowersFire Flower •Shiny Fire Flower •Fire Flower Set •Ice Flower •Shiny Ice Flower •Ice Flower Set
MiscellaneousConfetti •MAX UP Heart •POW Block •Tail •Shiny Tail •Sea Chart •Toad Radar •Lamination Suit •Hidden Block Unhider •Timer Extender •Puzzle Solver •Boot Whistle •Rabbit Espresso •Turtle Tea
Useful ItemsBaseball •Bibliofolds •Big Shell •Bone •Canned Tuna •Canned Heart •Commoner Pass •Confetti Bag •"Deep, Deep Vibes" •Diamond Jewel •Diamond Key •Faded Fire Flower •Goomba Mask •Groovier Panel •Groovy Panel •"Heartbeat Skipper" •Heavy Bag •Jungle King Mask •Key to Bowser's Castle •Key to Peach's Castle •Lever •Manhole Hook •"M-A-X Power!" •Mushroom Handle •Opened Can of Tuna •Orbs •Professor's Room Key •Red Gem •Round Jewel •Royalty Pass •Shell Stones •Shogun Studios Master Key •Shriveled MAX UP Heart •Shriveled Mushroom •Shriveled Seed •Shuriken •Soul Seed •Space Warrior Mask •Spring of Rainbows - VIP •Square Jewel •Stamp Card •Straw •Suite Key •Sun Incense •"Thrills at Night" •Triangle Jewel
AccessoriesAlly Tambourine •Coin Step Counter •Confetti Vacuum •Guard Plus •Heart Plus •Hidden Block Alert •Membership Card •Petal Bag •Retro Soundbox •Time Plus •Toad Alert •Treasure Alert
Objects? Block •Boot Car •Bowser's Airship •Brick Block •Chestnut •Coconut •Crate •Empty Block •Fan •Fireball •Hidden Block •Hint Envelope •Ice Ball •Junior Clown Car •Kart •King Tape •Koopa Clown Car •Ladder •Lava •Magic Circle •Mega Block •Not-Bottomless Hole •Parachute •Party Ball •Pelmanism Leaf •Poison fog •POW Block •Quicksand •Relaxing Bench •Save Block •Sign •Snowball •Spider Web •Spike Trap •Streamer •Super Marino •Treasure chest •Warp Pipe •Waterfall •Whirlpool
Music"1,000-Fold Arms" • "Battle Lab" • "Boot Car - Superboost" • "Boss Fight" • "Club Island - Feelin' Fungi" • "Crossing the Cliff" • "Disco Devil" • "Enter Bowser Jr." • "Event Battle" • "Exploring the Great Sea" • "Folded Soldier Banquet" • "Giant Fan of Bonehead Island" • "Go with the Flow" • "Happy & Sappy" • "Heart Island" • "Hotfoot Crater" • "Jungle King Mask" • "Luigi Enters" • "Meet Kamek" • "My Heart's a-Burnin'" • "Nervous Olivia" • "Offering Box" • "Olivia Having Fun" • "Origami Castle" • "Paper Macho Soccer" • "Paper Mario: The Origami King" • "Picnic Road" • "Princess Unleashed" • "Red Streamer Battle" • "Scuffle Island" • "Sea Tower" • "Shangri-Spa" • "Shogun Studios" • "Shogun Studios Parade" • "Shroom City" • "Shy Guys Finish Last" • "Snif City Royal Hotel - Pool" • "Spade Island" • "Staff Credits" • "Swan Lake - Punk Remix" • "The Final Battle" • "The Princess Peach - Nobody's Home" • "The Princess Peach - Restoration Party" • "Toad Radar" • "Toad's BBQ Foodeatery" • "Whispering Woods"
Miscellaneous? Blocks •1,000-Fold Arms •Announcements •Bestiary •Collectible Treasures •Fishing spot •Gallery •Glitches •Hidden Toads •Music names in other languages •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Olivia's hints •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Shy Guys Finish Last •Staff