Welcome To Yoshi's Island is a level that can be played only once when a new game is started in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its remake, Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3. It is mainly a tutorial in which Yoshi learns about Baby Mario, as well as using an Expansion Block and collecting coins. The level is very basic and short with no collectibles, with only few Shy-Guy enemies strolling around, making it easy enough for beginners. In the SNES version the player is given infinite lives for this level and thus cannot get a game over. In the GBA version, if a player gets a game over on this level and chooses to end, the file will say that the level is World 0. This level is also called World 0 if the player pauses during the level in the GBA version; it says 'World 0' at the top, and at the bottom, it says the level is 'World 0-0.' As the level ends, Yoshi begins level 1-1, Make Eggs, Throw Eggs. The level is also used as the final section of Endless World of Yoshis, with the addition of Kamek attacking Yoshi every few seconds as in the first room of 6-8. Names in other languages[edit]
Trivia[edit]Yoshi's House at the start of the level.
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'This is the background seen in the first fortress level of Yoshi's Island DS. This is also my first time using DeSmume's map viewer option to rip backgrounds from DS games. For the extra tiles in FG2, I overwrite the bush tiles. From Yoshi's Island Speedrunning Wiki. Jump to navigation Jump to search. RTA Leaderboards IL Leaderboards To-Do Page. End: When the last completed level card. Mar 03, 2008 Yoshi's Island (SNES): 3-1 (100 points) - Duration: 6:31. Chilean Retrogamer 25,630 views.
Yoshi's Island 1 is the first level on Yoshi's Island in Super Mario World, and the first level of the game. Though it is possible to beat the game without playing this level, it is the only way to reach the Yellow Switch Palace and to activate the yellow ! Blocks. Rexes are the most common enemies in Yoshi's Island 1. The level has a grassland theme. Overview[edit]Pipe Cannon. A Koopa without a Shell, sliding down a hill, is at the start of the level. The first Dragon Coin is found here as well, and soon after, a Banzai Bill is shot towards the player, followed by the first Rex. A winged ? Block yields a Super Mushroom. After a couple of more Rexes and the second Dragon Coin, a Super Mushroom pops out of a bush when the player passes. Just after another Rex, the player reaches a blue Warp Pipe containing a Jumping Piranha Plant. Only the Pipe to the right can be entered, but first the Rotating Blocks have to be destroyed, which is not possible when Mario or Luigi are in their small form. Slipping into the Pipe brings the player to a small area underground. The first ever regular Coins of the game can be found here, as well as the third Dragon Coin. To reach the latter, the player has to destroy the Rotating Blocks again. Leaving the room causes the player to be shot out of the Warp Pipe and right through the Midway Gate. When choosing not to use the underground way, the player finds another Jumping Piranha Plant and Rex. The Message Block ahead provides information about using the Item Storage. After a series of Rexes, the fourth Dragon Coin can be found on top of a hill; the hillside allows the player to slide down and defeat the oncoming Rex. If Mario or Luigi are in their big form, ducking right after sliding is recommended, because there is another Banzai Bill. Soon after, the player reaches another Message Block, telling them about picking up and throwing a Shell. The player can use this hint exactly at this point: they can pick up the Red Shell ahead and throw it up to hit the Rotating Block which releases a 1-Up Mushroom. The 1-Up Mushroom moves over the clouds above and finally falls down to the right. Having the yellow ! Blocks activated is useful here to catch the 1-Up Mushroom as it drops. A bit further, the player finds a ? Block which contains a Super Mushroom or a Fire Flower, depending on Mario or Luigi's current form. After another Banzai Bill and a Jumping Piranha Plant, the fifth and final Dragon Coin can be found, followed by the Giant Gate. This, however, is protected by a Chargin' Chuck, the first in the game. When not stomped on, the Chargin' Chuck does not move, instead continually jumping up. Dragon Coins[edit]
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