Teehee Valley
- “Teehee Valley is filled with vile monsters. It would be a little... No! VERY dangerous for Princess Peach.”
- —Queen Bean,Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
| Teehee Valley | |
|---|---|
 Screenshot fromMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga | |
| First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003) |
| Latest appearance | Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions (2017) |
| Greater location | Hoohoo Mountain |
| Inhabitants | See enemies |
Teehee Valley is an area located in the northwestern part of theBeanbean Kingdom inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. The valley was once a large seabed; however, over time, the seabed became a large desert. Teehee Valley is the only route, other than byWarp Pipe, toLittle Fungitown.Mario andLuigi must go to Teehee Valley three times.
According to Queen Bean, Teehee Valley is very dangerous for Princess Peach. The first time, they must protectPrincess Peach as she travels through the valley to Little Fungitown. Mario and Luigi must defeatTrunkle when it attacks Peach near the entrance of Little Fungitown. Later in the game, they travel back to Teehee Valley, trying to retrieve the firstBeanstar piece from the landlockedS.S. Chuckola. Finally, late in the game, Mario, Peach, andToadsworth go to the valley to witness Luigi's landing after escaping theKoopa Cruiser. After Luigi is sucked underground, Mario must find him, and the duo ends up fightingPopple and his new rookie,Birdo, in their underground hideout.
At first, Teehee Valley is infested withGritty Goombas andSpiky Snifits. After Mario and Luigi travel to Little Fungitown,Anuboos mysteriously replaces the Spiky Snifits. Likely, they relocated underground, as Gritty Goombas still appear in the pipe where they would take Peach if they kidnapped her during the first visit. The western area of Teehee Valley is inhabited mainly byElite Limbo Bros andElite Dry Bones.
Map[edit]
Teehee Valley's full layout.
Bordering or connecting locations to Teehee Valley include:
Enemies[edit]
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga[edit]
Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser[edit]
Private Goomp (Boss)
Morton (Boss)
Birdo (Boss)
Popple (Boss)
amiibo exclusive[edit]
Items[edit]
Beanholes[edit]
NOTES: Every Beanhole contains oneChuckle Bean. In the original, all visible beanholes will be found in the center of most large bullseye patterns.
| Location | Image | Image (Remake) |
|---|---|---|
| From the main entrance, the player should climb up the steps to the north and go west to find a Bean Hollow in the sand surrounded by small rocks. Another one is found southwest of the rock pattern, more specifically west of the purple cactus. |   |  |
| In the same area, from the entrance, the player should High Jump over the steps into the low ground in the east. The beanhole is located near the south dead end. |  |  |
| In the same area, the player should High Jump up the step in the east into the next area. This beanhole is southeast of the entrance. |  |  |
| In the same area, the player should continue heading east until they find another beanhole southeast of the pink cactus. Continuing east, the player will find another beanhole, northwest of the blue cactus. |   |  |
| Going all the way to the area just before the one where the Mario Bros. fight Trunkle, the player should find a fish skeleton in the south-central area. Performing Luigi Dunk on the eye socket/undert the skeleton will uncover the bean. |  |  |
| In the area where Trunkle is battled, performing Luigi Dunk on the star/spot southeast of the elevator will uncover the bean. |  |  |
| From the Hoohoo Mountain Base entrance, the player should High Jump over the wall and walk to the center of the recessed wall. Hammering Luigi in front of the larger "alcove" will uncover a bean. In the remake, the spot is found right of the waterfall. |  |  |
| In the next area to the east, Mario should hammer Luigi on the northern side of the rock to uncover a bean. |  |  |
| In the same area, the player should work their way through the canyon until they find a split in the path. Taking the southwest path, the player should go all the way to the dead end and perform Luigi Dunk to uncover another bean. |  |  |
| At the main entrance, with the Ultra Hammers, the player should jump over the steps and head northwest to find a black boulder blocking the path to the next area. After breaking it, the player should continue to the next area and work their way west to find the beanhole. |  |  |
| Continuing west in the same area, the player will find the next beanhole surrounded by three ? Blocks. |  |  |
| In the same area, after completing Joke's End and hitting the switch at the Landing Site, the narrow stone platform blocking the gate should lower, revealing the beanhole behind it. |  |  |
| Going west into the next area, the player should head southeast. The beanhole is south of the lone blue cactus. Then, going northwest of the last beanhole, the player should head to the center; the beanhole is south of the lone blue cactus bush. |   |  |
| In the westernmost area, near the steps to the yellow pipe, the next beanhole is slightly north of the lone pink cactus bush. Then, in the southwestern-most area, the next beanhole is near the southeastern corner. |   |  |
Blocks[edit]
| Item | Location | Image | Image (Remake) |
|---|---|---|---|
20x  20 Coins | In the scene accessed by a southeastern exit in the first scene. Found in the middle. |  | _Block_1.png) |
 10x 1-Up Mushroom, 10 Coins andSuper Mushroom     1-Up Mushroom, Super Mushroom andSuper Nut  | These three can be accessed only after getting Ultra Hammers: In the fifth screen to the northwest of the entrance screen. |  | _Blocks_17-19.png) |
Remake only[edit]
| Item | Location | Image |
|---|---|---|
 Lucky Bros. | In the scene accessed by a southeastern exit in the first scene, in the northeastern corner. | _Block_2.png) |
1-Up Super | In the third desert scene, in the north. | _Block_3.png) |
Ohoracle Badge | In the upper part of the second desert scene, accessed from the third one. | _Block_4.png) |
Super Nut | In the sixth desert scene, in the northeastern corner. | _Block_5.png) |
 Recording | NOTE: This block is available only after S.S. Chuckola sinks. In the scene where S.S. Chuckola used to be, in the middle. | _Block_14.png) |
Recording | NOTE: Following 2 blocks are available only after playing Star 'Stache Smash for the first time (Luigi only)/after getting Ultra Hammers (both bros). In the fifth desert scene, in the part accessed from the path to theGuffawha Ruins. | _Block_15.png) |
 Shroom Slacks | In the second scene of the path to the Guffawha Ruins, north of the exit. | _Block_16.png) |
Recording | NOTE: This block is available only after getting Ultra Hammers. In the entrance scene, in the east part accessed from the previous scene. | _Block_20.png) |
Recording | NOTE: This block is available only after second visit to Koopa Cruiser. In the scene where Popple and Birdo were battled, in the east. | _Block_21.png) |
Hidden block[edit]
| Item | Location | Image | Image (Remake) |
|---|---|---|---|
  Hoo Bean | As Luigi, from the platform to Little Fungitown, he should head south one screen and immediately to the west to find an elevator that will rise with only one person on it. Taking the elevator and going west, Luigi should continue along the path until he finds a breakable gray block. After shattering it, he should then head east and follow the path until he reaches a dead end. Jumping around there will reveal the hidden block. Alternatively, with both brothers, the player should enter Teehee Valley from the Hoohoo Mountain Base. In the first area, the Bros. should High Jump over the platform, and continue east into the next area. There the Bros. should head east, then work their way north and west through the canyons to the next area. In the same area where Luigi shattered the first boulder, the Bros. should take the eastern path and follow it to the dead end. |   |  |
Profiles[edit]
- Instruction booklet description:
Multimedia[edit]
 Don't Dwell on Danger - Plays in Teehee Valley in the original game. | File info |
| Don't Dwell on Danger DX - Plays in Teehee Valley in the remake. | File info |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | デヘヘバレー[?] Dehehe Barē | From「デヘヘ」(dehehe, an onomatopoeia for embarrassed laughter) and "valley" | |
| Chinese | 嘿嘿山谷[?] Hēihēi Shāngǔ | Teehee Valley | |
| French | Vallée Hihi[?] | Hehe Valley | |
| German | Gröhltal[?] | Bellow Valley | |
| Italian | Val Sorriso[?] | Smile Valley | |
| Korean | 헤헤헤 골짜기[?] Hehehe Goljjagi | Hehehe Valley | |
| Spanish | Valle Jejé[?] | Hehe valley |
References[edit]
- ^2003.Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Instruction Booklet.Nintendo of America (American English). Page 10.
- ^2003.「マリオ&ルイージRPG 取扱説明書」 (Mario & Luigi RPG Toriatsukai Setsumeisho) (PDF).Nintendo (Japanese). Page 7.
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