Mystic Forest
The level select screen inMario vs. Donkey Kong for theGame Boy Advance The level select screen inMario vs. Donkey Kong for theNintendo Switch
Game	Mario vs. Donkey Kong Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Nintendo Switch)
Number of levels	8
World progression ← Previous Spooky House (GBA) Slippery Summit (Switch) Next → Twilight City Mario vs. Donkey Kong worlds

Mystic Forest is a mainworld thatMario chasesDonkey Kong through inMario vs. Donkey Kong and itsNintendo Switchremakeof the same name. It is the fifth main world in the original game, but is the seventh in the remake, placed afterSlippery Summit instead. This world is set in a forest at dusk, and it contains a number of gimmicks likeDirection Switches andBob-omb Blocks, in addition to new enemies likeBats andSpear Guys. InMario vs. Donkey Kong for the Game Boy Advance only,Cannons andBob-ombs debut in this world, as they debut much earlier inMerry Mini-Land inMario vs. Donkey Kong for the Switch.

A few differences are present in this world inMario vs. Donkey Kong for the Switch, including alteration of someColor Block formations and the level select's theme color being changed from cyan to peach to differentiate fromSlippery Summit's level select menu.

Levels[edit]

Image		Name		Description
Original	Remake	Original	Remake
		Level 5-1	Level 7-1	A level that makes use of severalconveyor belts and introducesDirection Switches.
		Level 5-2	Level 7-2	A level withHammers that introducesSpear Guys andMonchees.
		Level 5-3	Level 7-3	A level that makes use of Direction Switches and introducesBob-ombs.
		Level 5-4	Level 7-4	A level that introducesBats.
		Level 5-5	Level 7-5	A level with various obstacles.
		Level 5-6	Level 7-6	A level with several obstacles, Bob-ombs, andCannons.
		Level 5-mm	Level 7-mm	The fifth (seventh in the Nintendo Switch remake)Mini-Mario level. Here, the player has to clear the way by using Bob-ombs.
		Level 5-DK	Level 7-DK	The fifth (seventh in the remake) fight againstDonkey Kong. Here, the player has to throw Bob-ombs at him while dealing with the conveyor belts that occasionally change direction.

Bonus level[edit]

The bonus level of Mystic Forest

Exclusively in theNintendo Switch version ofMario vs. Donkey Kong is a bonus level that appears after completing enough levels in this world. The layout featuresHammers and severalrocks that block off the chest and some1-Up Mushrooms, requiring the player to use the Hammers to excavate the entire level for bonuses. Like in most bonus levels, the player needs to catch theflying key and bring it to the chest to successfully complete it, but must also clear the way for the chest first using the Hammers before doing so.

Gallery[edit]

Mario vs. Donkey Kong[edit]

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  End screen of Mystic Forest with text

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  End screen of Mystic Forest without text

Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Nintendo Switch)[edit]

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  End screen of Mystic Forest

Names in other languages[edit]

• Forests
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong worlds

• Articles with unsourced foreign names