World 2 (Super Mario 3D Land)
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| Game | Super Mario 3D Land | ||||||
| Number of levels | 5 | ||||||
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World 2 is the second world explored inSuper Mario 3D Land. This world is a yellow field of flowers and clovers with many blocks and hills and a few mountains in the background. It has five levels, aMystery Box, and aToad House. The boss of this world is Boom Boom. This is the only world to contain no locked levels.
The following enemies first appear in World 2:
The four possible contents of this world'sMystery Box are:
- AFire Flower, aGoomba Tower, two Goombas high, and aFire Piranha Plant. Defeating the enemies causes 15Coins and aStar Medal to appear.
- Two Fire Piranha Plants and a Fire Flower. Defeating the Fire Piranha Plants causes 15 Coins and a Star Medal to appear.
- TwoTail Goombas and aSuper Leaf.
- A golden Mystery Box containing nineGoomba Boards, five of which contain1-Up Mushrooms and the others, Coins, a Fire Flower, and two Star Medals.
Levels[edit]
| Image | Name | Description |
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 | World 2-1 | An outside course that seems to take place around a castle. |
 | World 2-2 | An underground course withFlip Panels that create a path. |
 | World 2-3 | A course in the sky with platforms designed to look like various sprites fromSuper Mario Bros. |
 | World 2-4 | An athletic course and the introduction ofRed-Blue Panels. |
 | World 2- Airship | The firstAirship course of the game, with a first confrontation withBoom Boom. |
Music[edit]
 Super Mario 3D Land - World 2 Theme | File info 0:30 |
Notes[edit]
- The secret area with the coins in the shape of "3D" may be a reference to a secret area inSuper Mario Bros. 3 where the coins are in the shape of the number three.
- When Mario completes World 2-3, the original winning tune fromSuper Mario Bros. is played. This also plays at the end ofSpecial 1-3.
- World 5-2 was, during early builds, 2-5 as a reference toThe Legend of Zelda series.
