Rail Lift
- This article is about the level fromYoshi's Story. For the object of the same name, seeLift.
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| Rail Lift | |||||||
| Level code | 1 - 3 | ||||||
| Game | Yoshi's Story | ||||||
| Music track | Yoshis on the Beach | ||||||
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Rail Lift is the thirdlevel ofP. 1-Beginning inYoshi's Story. The level contains manySurprise Balls,Bumper Balls, and cloud platforms. As the title suggests, there are manyRail Lifts that move along settracks, hovering overbottomless pits. The level can be even more difficult as aYoshi has to hit levers along the track to progress. The hiddencoin letter for this stage isU.
This level contains a buried secret that a Yoshi cannot detect bysniffing. In the beginning of the level in the area full ofShy Guys On Stilts, if the Yoshi does aGround Pound on the small pointed hill in the middle of the area, aHeart Fruit will appear. However, if the Yoshi sniffs in this spot, he will not detect anything hidden.
Storybook segment[edit]
New to the world, the babies didn't know much, but they knew to keep trying. With teamwork, the Yoshis could find the tree at the end of the book. Shy Guys tried to keep them down. By riding on clouds, the Yoshis happily escaped.
Enemies[edit]
Shy Guy (yellow)
Shy Guy On Stilts (yellow, short)
Flying Shy Guy (yellow)
Shy Guy on a Pogo Stick (yellow)
Helpers[edit]
Other appearance[edit]
Rail Lift appears inMario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games as the location for theDream Long Jump event withinYoshi's Picture Book. The event is used forDry Bowser in London Party.
Gallery[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スーパーレールリフト[?] Sūpā Rēru Rifuto | Super Rail Lift | |
| Chinese(Simplified) | 晴空天轨[?] Qíngkōng Tiānguǐ | Cloudless sky rail | |
| French | Ascenseurs vicieux[1] | Vicious lifts | |
| German | Wolkenfahrt[?] | Cloud cruise | |
| Italian | Sollevare l'asta[2] | Raising the pole |
References[edit]
- ^Yoshi's Storyin-game name (French localization)
- ^Club Nintendo - 1998 issue 2. Page 6.

















