Stage 1-6

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Not to be confused withWorld 1-6,Level 1-6, orArea 1-6.
Level
Stage 1-6
Stage 1-6 of Donkey Kong for the Game Boy
Level code1-6
WorldBig-City
GameDonkey Kong
Time limit200 seconds
Music sample
Level progression
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Stage 1-5		Next →
Stage 1-7
Donkey Kong (Game Boy) levels

Stage 1-6 is the sixth actual stage of theGame Boy version ofDonkey Kong, and the sixth level ofBig-City. The stage is mainly focused onladders androads.

Layout[edit]

The stage starts withMario near a ladder leading up to the higher platform with aFaiachū, but Mario cannot reach the next platform, so he needs to activate the ladder and quickly climb it to reach the next platform with a1 UP Heart. He then needs to activate the next ladder to climb down with another Faiachū. Mario must then activate the road and connect the ladder to the road to get up high enough to reach the final platform with thekey anddoor, ending the level.

Enemies[edit]

Pauline's lost items[edit]

Within this stage,Pauline's lost items can be found in the following order and in the following places:

  • Hat: Near the final platform with the door.
  • Bag: Above where Mario starts with aFaiachū.
  • Parasol: Floating near the door.
Donkey Kong (Game Boy)
CharactersDonkey Kong •Donkey Kong Jr. •Mario •Pauline
LevelsConstruction SiteStage 0-1 •Stage 0-2 •Stage 0-3 •Stage 0-4
Big-CityStage 1-1 •Stage 1-2 •Stage 1-3 •Stage 1-4 •Stage 1-5 •Stage 1-6 •Stage 1-7 •Stage 1-8
ForestStage 2-1 •Stage 2-2 •Stage 2-3 •Stage 2-4 •Stage 2-5 •Stage 2-6 •Stage 2-7 •Stage 2-8 •Stage 2-9 •Stage 2-10 •Stage 2-11 •Stage 2-12
ShipStage 3-1 •Stage 3-2 •Stage 3-3 •Stage 3-4 •Stage 3-5 •Stage 3-6 •Stage 3-7 •Stage 3-8
JungleStage 4-1 •Stage 4-2 •Stage 4-3 •Stage 4-4 •Stage 4-5 •Stage 4-6 •Stage 4-7 •Stage 4-8 •Stage 4-9 •Stage 4-10 •Stage 4-11 •Stage 4-12
DesertStage 5-1 •Stage 5-2 •Stage 5-3 •Stage 5-4 •Stage 5-5 •Stage 5-6 •Stage 5-7 •Stage 5-8 •Stage 5-9 •Stage 5-10 •Stage 5-11 •Stage 5-12
AirplaneStage 6-1 •Stage 6-2 •Stage 6-3 •Stage 6-4 •Stage 6-5 •Stage 6-6 •Stage 6-7 •Stage 6-8
IcebergStage 7-1 •Stage 7-2 •Stage 7-3 •Stage 7-4 •Stage 7-5 •Stage 7-6 •Stage 7-7 •Stage 7-8 •Stage 7-9 •Stage 7-10 •Stage 7-11 •Stage 7-12
Rocky-ValleyStage 8-1 •Stage 8-2 •Stage 8-3 •Stage 8-4 •Stage 8-5 •Stage 8-6 •Stage 8-7 •Stage 8-8 •Stage 8-9 •Stage 8-10 •Stage 8-11 •Stage 8-12 •Stage 8-13 •Stage 8-14 •Stage 8-15 •Stage 8-16
TowerStage 9-1 •Stage 9-2 •Stage 9-3 •Stage 9-4 •Stage 9-5 •Stage 9-6 •Stage 9-7 •Stage 9-8 •Stage 9-9
AlliesJumper •Monchee
AbilitiesCrouch •Handstand / Handstand Jump •Backflip •Wire Spin •Roll
Items and objects1 UP Heart •Bird Nest •Bolt •Conveyor Belt •Crumble Block •Door •Girder •Hammer •Ice Block •Jump Stand •Key •Ladder •Lift •Parasol, Hat & Bag •Road •Rope •Rope (wire) •Super Hammer •Switch •Trash Can
Enemies and obstaclesAqua Man •Arumajiron •Barrel •Bird •Bowbow •Bukubuku •Cannon •Cement tub •Chikuchiku •Dorakyū •Dōryī •Dotty •Dust Man •Faiachū •Fire •Fireball •Furafurawā •Gessori •Giant Donkey Kong •Golem •Gyātoru •Hawks •Icicle •Jack •Kaibādo •Kānyī •Miira •Ottō •Oil •Oil drum •Penpen •Purupuru •Rappy •Robo NO.1 •Rokkun •Sairesu •Sir Shovalot •Skeleton •Snapjaw •Sniper •Spark •Sukōpī •Thwomp Platform •Tododesu •Tsutan'ōmen •Walking Block •Wire Trap
AdaptationsSuper Mario (Super Mario: Donkey Kong 1 ·Super Mario: Donkey Kong 2) •Super Mario-kun (Volume:11)
OtherGallery •Giant Squirrel •Multimedia •Staff