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Mario just got a new car then Bowser gets jealous and steals it.Will he ever get it back?

By the way, if you haven’t been watching them in order, I highly recommend you do so. I have a playlist for this. If you prefer to watch them out of order though, that’s fine too. Some plot points occur here though, and I won’t mention them. I won’t explain why World 4 doesn’t end with the castle or why Mario is here. Those of you who have played Super Mario Bros. 3 would probably get a huge nostalgia rush upon seeing this stage. The visual motifs, the music, and the stage design all evoke the airship stages in that game. Of course, this wouldn’t be NEW Super Mario Bros. Wii without some twists and variations on what you’ve seen before. Some of the stuff you’ll see here were taken from the Mario 3 airships, and some weren’t. Those flamethrower things (called Rocket Engines) have returned, and so have the weird screws Mario must jump on to turn, though those appeared in Mario Galaxy as well. It’s strange to see Bowser and his kids using the same technology for the airships they used 20 years ago. What’s new here are Mecha-Koopas, which were in Super Mario World and Super Mario Galaxy. In this game, they require a butt-stomp to defeat, but Mini Mario can’t defeat them at all. They also look for where Mario is located and head in that direction. They’re slow and can’t jump, so they’re not a big threat. But look at how far they walk to try to get to Mario! You can also see Sparkle Ocean in the background with the tropical archipelago Mario went through. Pretty cool. I forget …

By the way, if you haven’t been watching them in order, I highly recommend you do so. I have a playlist for this. If you prefer to watch them out of order though, that’s fine too. Some plot points occur here though, and I won’t mention them. I won’t explain why World 4 doesn’t end with the castle or why Mario is here. Those of you who have played Super Mario Bros. 3 would probably get a huge nostalgia rush upon seeing this stage. The visual motifs, the music, and the stage design all evoke the airship stages in that game. Of course, this wouldn’t be NEW Super Mario Bros. Wii without some twists and variations on what you’ve seen before. Some of the stuff you’ll see here were taken from the Mario 3 airships, and some weren’t. Those flamethrower things (called Rocket Engines) have returned, and so have the weird screws Mario must jump on to turn, though those appeared in Mario Galaxy as well. It’s strange to see Bowser and his kids using the same technology for the airships they used 20 years ago. What’s new here are Mecha-Koopas, which were in Super Mario World and Super Mario Galaxy. In this game, they require a butt-stomp to defeat, but Mini Mario can’t defeat them at all. They also look for where Mario is located and head in that direction. They’re slow and can’t jump, so they’re not a big threat. But look at how far they walk to try to get to Mario! You can also see Sparkle Ocean in the background with the tropical archipelago Mario went through. Pretty cool. I forget …

It’s a mini-game tea party! ——- I’ll be showing you footage clearing the requirements to get the presents for the “Mini-Game Room”. Descriptions and hints follow! ******** Bowser Plate - Clear “Mario Medley” in under 1 minute — This one reminds me of the horse racing game, “Rockin Raceway” from Mario Party 3; you can only speed up so much, until you reach the point that you have to go a steady/slow pace for the rest of the match - the heart meter takes WAY too long to recharge, you have to actually STOP. (1:38) Koopa Plate - Beat “Right Oar Left?” in under 45 seconds —– This is like that two player game in Mario Party 3, “Puddle Paddle” which has you collecting coins tossed from a Hammer Bro., except this time you are focusing on traveling a path to a destination. The computer is really good at following your actions, so this one’s no big deal completing. Just be sure to go fast enough so the flames don’t trap you! (3:00) Goomba Plate - Pass 20 or more pages in “Booksquirm” —– I set the computers to “HARD” here, it’ll be easier to complete the challenge if you have them set on an easier level. The point is to squirm through as many pages as possible! After a while, they drop so fast you have hardly any time to react! What I suggest doing is heading towards the middle after a page drop while you’re checking your next destination, because if you have to travel ALL the way across, you’ll hardly have time to do it. Toad Plate - Solve a 40 piece puzzle in “Jigsaw …

It’s a mini-game tea party! ——- I’ll be showing you footage clearing the requirements to get the presents for the “Mini-Game Room”. Descriptions and hints follow! ******** Bowser Plate - Clear “Mario Medley” in under 1 minute — This one reminds me of the horse racing game, “Rockin Raceway” from Mario Party 3; you can only speed up so much, until you reach the point that you have to go a steady/slow pace for the rest of the match - the heart meter takes WAY too long to recharge, you have to actually STOP. (1:38) Koopa Plate - Beat “Right Oar Left?” in under 45 seconds —– This is like that two player game in Mario Party 3, “Puddle Paddle” which has you collecting coins tossed from a Hammer Bro., except this time you are focusing on traveling a path to a destination. The computer is really good at following your actions, so this one’s no big deal completing. Just be sure to go fast enough so the flames don’t trap you! (3:00) Goomba Plate - Pass 20 or more pages in “Booksquirm” —– I set the computers to “HARD” here, it’ll be easier to complete the challenge if you have them set on an easier level. The point is to squirm through as many pages as possible! After a while, they drop so fast you have hardly any time to react! What I suggest doing is heading towards the middle after a page drop while you’re checking your next destination, because if you have to travel ALL the way across, you’ll hardly have time to do it. Toad Plate - Solve a 40 piece puzzle in “Jigsaw …

It’s a mini-game tea party! ——- I’ll be showing you footage clearing the requirements to get the presents for the “Mini-Game Room”. Descriptions and hints follow! ******** Bowser Plate - Clear “Mario Medley” in under 1 minute — This one reminds me of the horse racing game, “Rockin Raceway” from Mario Party 3; you can only speed up so much, until you reach the point that you have to go a steady/slow pace for the rest of the match - the heart meter takes WAY too long to recharge, you have to actually STOP. (1:38) Koopa Plate - Beat “Right Oar Left?” in under 45 seconds —– This is like that two player game in Mario Party 3, “Puddle Paddle” which has you collecting coins tossed from a Hammer Bro., except this time you are focusing on traveling a path to a destination. The computer is really good at following your actions, so this one’s no big deal completing. Just be sure to go fast enough so the flames don’t trap you! (3:00) Goomba Plate - Pass 20 or more pages in “Booksquirm” —– I set the computers to “HARD” here, it’ll be easier to complete the challenge if you have them set on an easier level. The point is to squirm through as many pages as possible! After a while, they drop so fast you have hardly any time to react! What I suggest doing is heading towards the middle after a page drop while you’re checking your next destination, because if you have to travel ALL the way across, you’ll hardly have time to do it. Toad Plate - Solve a 40 piece puzzle in “Jigsaw …

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