Not to be confused withSpooky Mansion.

Spooky House
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 Fire Mountain (GBA) Merry Mini-Land (Switch) Next → Mystic Forest (GBA) Slippery Summit (Switch) Mario vs. Donkey Kong worlds

Spooky House is aworld inMario vs. Donkey Kong and itsNintendo Switchremakeof the same name. It is the fourth world in the original game, but is instead the fifth in the remake, placed afterMerry Mini-Land instead. True to its name, it is set in a haunted mansion. It introducesPolterguys, which turn into blocks when Mario steps on aswitch of their color. New enemies introduced in this world includeThwomps,Thwimps,Boos,Sir Shovalots, andCandles.

Levels[edit]

Image		Name		Description
Original	Remake	Original	Remake
		Level 4-1	Level 5-1	A level that introducesThwomps andThwimps.
		Level 4-2	Level 5-2	A level that makes use ofropes,Color Switches,Sir Shovalots, andDonut Blocks.
		Level 4-3	Level 5-3	A level that introducesPolterguys.
		Level 4-4	Level 5-4	A level that introducesBoos.
		Level 4-5	Level 5-5	A level that features Polterguys andSpringboards.
		Level 4-6	Level 5-6	A level that makes use of Color Switches, Sir Shovalots, and Polterguys.
		Level 4-mm	Level 5-mm	The fourth (fifth in the Nintendo Switch remake)Mini-Mario level. Here, the player has to use Color Switches and dodge Thwomps.
		Level 4-DK	Level 5-DK	The fourth (fifth in the remake)Donkey Kong fight in the game. Here, the player has to throw Polterguys at Donkey Kong.

Bonus level[edit]

The bonus level of Spooky House

Exclusively in theNintendo Switch version ofMario vs. Donkey Kong is a bonus level that appears after completing enough levels in this world. The layout strongly resembles the first area ofLevel 5-5, although altered with gaps in some of the top portions of the layout and two semisolid platforms placed like stairs towards the upper left portion. Some1-Up Mushrooms are put in place of what would've been the key and the Color Switch in the original layout. Like in most bonus levels, the player simply needs to catch theflying key and bring it to the chest to successfully complete it.

Gallery[edit]

Mario vs. Donkey Kong[edit]

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  End screen of Spooky House with text

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  End screen of Spooky House without text

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

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  End screen of Spooky House

Names in other languages[edit]

• Ghost Houses
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong worlds

• Articles with unsourced foreign names