This article is about the world of Baby Bowser in Yoshi's Island. For the world of Bowser in Super Mario Bros. 3, see Dark Land. For the kingdom of Bowser in Super Mario Odyssey, see Bowser's Kingdom.

World 6 (also known as the Koopa Kingdom) is the sixth and final world of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its re-release Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, resembling the landscape and environment of Yoshi's Island. The world contains eight normal levels. Its mini-boss is Tap-Tap the Red Nose; the main and final boss is Baby Bowser. This world includes many dangerous obstacles, including lava and spikes, the world's theme is a barren landscape in sunset/starry night sky. Its extra level is Extra 6: Ultimate Castle Challenge, its secret level is Secret 6: Endless World of Yoshis, and its bonus level is Bonus 6: Slot Machine.

List of levels[edit]

1. Ultimate Castle Challenge (known as Castles - Masterpiece Set in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island)
2. Endless World of Yoshis (known as Crazy Maze Days in PAL versions of the game)

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References[edit]

Yoshi's Island 3 is the third level of Yoshi's Island in Super Mario World. It takes place on a high mountain and features a lot of yellow ! Blocks that can make a hidden area easier to find if the Yellow Switch is pressed.

Overview[edit]

The level starts with a Message Block giving information on Dragon Coins. Right next to the Block, a row of yellow ! Blocks show that activating the Yellow Switch is a big help in this stage. When the player follows the path up the steps and to the right, they come across a platform that starts to rotate when stepped on. This way, it is possible to collect the coins below. When going on, the player finds another type of platform called Stretch Blocks, that are composed of five segments which constantly expand and cut down again. Though they look like Rotating Blocks, they do not serve the same function. The first Dragon Coin can be found above. After another swinging platform, the player finds a Red Koopa Paratroopa in the game. Soon there is another type of platform. These are black and white and simply move either horizontally or vertically. After a red-shelled Koopa Troopa, there are some more of the rotating platforms. There is a hidden Warp Pipe below the first one, so the player can drop there. The Pipe leads to a simple underground room which features a lava pit, a Switch Block and a lot of coins. Hitting the Switch Block makes the coins turn into Blocks and thus it is possible to cross the lava pit. The second Dragon Coin is to be found here as well. Leaving the room through the Warp Pipe takes the player to solid ground again and, a bit further, to the Midway Gate.

After a Green Koopa Paratroopa, there is the third Dragon Coin and another Message Block talking about how to perform high jumps. Next, there is a row of five Rotating Blocks with a Koopa Troopa on the top; the right Block contains a Coin. Up the platform, the ? Block provides the player with a power-up. After various moving platforms, the player comes across the fourth Dragon Coin. Between more platforms, there is the first Bonus Block in the game, providing the player with a 1-Up Mushroom, in case they have collected at least 30 coins in the level. Otherwise it only yields a single coin. Moving on and crossing two more swinging platforms, the plumber finally reaches the fifth Dragon Coin. A bit further, there is the Giant Gate, with no enemies protecting it. Clearing this stage grants access to Yoshi's Island 4.

Enemies[edit]

• Koopa Paratroopa: 5 (4 red, 1 green)
• Koopa Troopa: 2 (red)

Names in other languages[edit]

Trivia[edit]

• Similar vertically climbing sets of hills appear in Chapter 1-2 of Super Paper Mario.