This article is about the level in Super Mario World. For the racetrack in Super Mario Kart, see Choco Island 2.

Chocolate Island 2 is a level in Super Mario World. This level is unique and features four different areas, which are all affected by the amount of time, the number of coins, or the number of Dragon Coins that the player has. This level can be accessed through the completion of Choco-Ghost House. By completing this level through the Giant Gate, the player gains access to Chocolate Island 3. If the player reaches the secret exit with the key, they can access Chocolate Secret, which is located underneath the Valley of Bowser.

Overview[edit]

Area 1[edit]

This area is always the same. Mario starts out on a bunch of stacked platforms with Dino-Rhinos and Dino-Torches walking around. Mario must jump up the stacked platforms to get to the top of the level and run forward on the hill to progress through the area. Two Dragon Coins can be found on the beginning and end of the hill. There is a ? Block on a pillar in the middle of the hill. Then, Mario finds more stacked platforms, which he must jump down. Mario finds a Warp Pipe leading to Area 2.

Area 2[edit]

This area is affected by the number of coins that the player collected in Area 1.

Variation A

Mario must have collected at least 21 coins to access this variation of the level. This area is composed of two large gaps that can only be crossed by Caped Mario. There is a Cape Feather on the ground that Mario must collect to complete this area. First, Mario must use the Triangular Block to run up the pillar. After gaining enough speed, at the top of the pillar, Mario must jump up to start flying. As he crosses the bottomless pit, Mario finds rows of three coins suspended above the pit. A Dragon Coin can be found floating above a pillar that Mario flies past. After a long segment of the level spent flying, Mario finds a platform carved into the mountain, which has the Warp Pipe leading to the next area.

Variation B

Mario must have collected eight or fewer coins to access this variation. Mario starts on a platform at the bottom of the screen. This area consists entirely of short sloped platforms with a bottomless pit stretching across the entire area. Mario also finds many red Koopa Paratroopas throughout the level. At the end of the area, there is a flat platform at the side of the mountain and a Warp Pipe leading into the next area.

Variation C

Mario must have collected 9-20 coins to access this variation. Mario starts the area on a flat platform. There is a ? Block containing a coin in front of the Warp Pipe. Mario must run up the gentle slope, avoiding the Rex. He finds a stack of three platforms with Rexes on each of them, which he must avoid. Then, Mario must jump across several bottomless pits, using narrow platforms and Jumping Boards to cross over them. Mario then finds another stack of three platforms. Mario must get to the top of this stack of platforms and jump across two Warp Pipes, avoiding Jumping Piranha Plants. A Dragon Coin can be found above the Piranha Plants. After traversing the next platform, Mario finds yet another stack of three platforms. This time, there is a stack of three ? Blocks next to these platforms, the block on the top containing a power-up. The Warp Pipe leading to the next area can be found right after the stack of platforms.

Area 3[edit]

This area is affected by the amount of time on the timer that the player has left.

Variation A (Secret Exit)

Mario must have 250 seconds or more left on the timer to access this area. This area consists mostly of a long, flat platform. There are several Chargin' Chucks found throughout the area. There are also piles of blocks on the ground and two yellow Warp Pipes. Exclamation Mark Blocks of all four colors can be found above the ground. After Mario gets past all of these obstacles, he finds a staircase-like platform with a key and keyhole.

Variation B

Mario must have 235-249 seconds left on the timer to access this area. Mario starts out on a jagged platform with several Dino-Rhinos and Dino-Torches walking toward him. A Dragon Coin can be found floating above the ground. After Mario traverses this Dragon Coin, he finds a Warp Pipe leading to the next area.

Variation C

Mario must have 234 or less seconds left on the timer to access this area. The entire area consists of narrow platforms with water filling in the pits between them. There are no enemies here; instead, there are swarms of Super Mushrooms found in bubbles. A Dragon Coin can be found floating above the water. At the end of the level, there is a Warp Pipe leading to the next area.

Area 4[edit]

This area is affected by the amount of Dragon Coins that Mario has collected throughout the level.

Variation A

Mario must have three or less Dragon Coins collected throughout the level to access this level. This area has grassy platforms with many bottomless pits. Mario starts out on a flat platform in front of the Warp Pipe. First, Mario must use the Jumping Board to jump across a wide bottomless pit. On the next platform, Mario finds a stack of five platforms with Rexes on each of them. After Mario gets past these hazards, he finds the Giant Gate.

Variation B

Mario must have at least four Dragon Coins collected throughout the level to access this area. Mario starts out on a grassy platform with two Rotating Blocks. There are rows of coins suspended above a wide bottomless pit. Mario must hit the Switch Block at the end of the grassy platform to turn these coins into Empty Blocks, which Mario must quickly traverse to cross the pit. Alternatively, if Mario has activated all four colors of the ! Blocks, he can simply use the long row of blocks below the coins to cross the gap. At the end of the path, there is a Dragon Coin and a Giant Gate.

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The Cheese Bridge Area (or simply Cheese Bridge^[1]), which makes up part of the Twin Bridges area, is in between the Vanilla Dome and Cookie Mountain in Super Mario World. It can be accessed through completing #3 Lemmy's Castle. By completing this level, the player gains access to Cookie Mountain. By going through the secret Giant Gate in the level, the player can gain access to Soda Lake. This is smaller than the Butter Bridge, which is above it. The Cheese Bridge only contains one level, but the level contains a secret exit that leads down into the hidden area of Soda Lake and a Star Road warp. The entire level can be passed by flying with a Cape Feather. The Chainsaw obstacle makes its first and only appearance in this level.

Overview[edit]

The player starts out near a ? Block with a Super Mushroom or Cape Feather, depending on if Mario or Luigi has a power-up or not. Next to that, there are three floating platforms that travel on separate lines. There are many Chainsaws that the player must dodge. The topmost platform leads to the Midway Gate high in the air, while the other two lead to the area beneath the Midway Gate. Then there is another ? Block that contains Yoshi's Wings, which changes Yoshi's color to blue when received. Yoshi's color does not change in the Game Boy Advance remake, Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World. There is a Warp Pipe nearby that leads to an area with more floating platforms and Bullet Bills. After that, there are some pulley chains that the player must ride to get the Giant Gate while avoiding more Chainsaws.

Secret Exit[edit]

To access the shortcut that leads to Soda Lake, the player should have a Yoshi and a Cape Feather and glide underneath the Giant Gate and immediately dismount Yoshi, or fly / bounce under the gate with just a Cape Feather. If done so, the player goes behind the Gate. The player should advance forward, where there is another Giant Gate and a 3-Up Moon nearby. After walking into it, the player has access to Soda Lake.

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