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Red Mushrooms make little Mario or Luigi super-sized. Green Mushrooms serve as a 1-Up. But, Brown Mushrooms (Purple in [[Super Mario All-Stars]]) should be avoided. They move like regular and 1-Up mushrooms too, so beware! | Red Mushrooms make little Mario or Luigi super-sized. Green Mushrooms serve as a 1-Up. But, Brown Mushrooms (Purple in [[Super Mario All-Stars]]) should be avoided. They move like regular and 1-Up mushrooms too, so beware! A plmuber collecting them will take damage just like touching an enemy (unless he has a Starman). Depending on the terrain, Poisonous mushrooms are brown, cyan, or white, matching the color of certain enemies such as Goombas and Buzzy Beetles. | ||
| [[Image:SMB2j Red Piranha.png|left]] | | [[Image:SMB2j Red Piranha.png|left]] | ||
These menaces pop out and sink in faster than green ones. You can only stand on top of the pipe to make them temporarily disappear. These debut in [[Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan)/World 4#World 4-1|World 4-1]], and green ones are gone for good. Upside-down Piranha Plants are just like red ones, but they don't get scared off at all! They debut in [[Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan)/World 5#World 5-1|World 5-1]] along with the right-side up. | These menaces pop out and sink in faster than green ones. You can only stand on top of the pipe to make them temporarily disappear. These debut in [[Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan)/World 4#World 4-1|World 4-1]], and green ones are gone for good. Upside-down Piranha Plants are just like red ones, but they don't get scared off at all! They debut in [[Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan)/World 5#World 5-1|World 5-1]] along with the right-side up. | ||
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'''Super Springs''': Other than being colored green instead of red, these jump-aids look identical to the regular Springs. But when your hero hits a Super Spring and jumps at the same time, he'll blast off into the stratosphere. | '''Super Springs''': Other than being colored green instead of red, these jump-aids look identical to the regular Springs. But when your hero hits a Super Spring and jumps at the same time, he'll blast off into the stratosphere. Your plumber will return near the coin indicator. | ||
'''Fake Bowser''': Appears in the middle of Worlds 8-4, 9-3, and D-4. He is very similar to Bowser, but he is aqua colored. | '''Fake Bowser''': Appears in the middle of Worlds 8-4, 9-3, and D-4. He is very similar to Bowser, but he is aqua colored. | ||
'''Flying Bloopers''': In a few levels Bloopers can be found in the air. They do not act any differently than they do underwater. | '''Flying Bloopers''': In a few levels Bloopers can be found in the air. They do not act any differently than they do underwater, but now they can be stomped. | ||
'''Wind''': In some levels, your hero will be pushed by a powerful wind. Note that this does not affect enemies. | '''Wind''': In some levels, your hero will be pushed by a powerful wind. Note that this does not affect enemies. | ||
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| '''00''' || 12'''0''' || '''1-UP''' and '''6''' Fireworks | | '''00''' || 12'''0''' || '''1-UP''' and '''6''' Fireworks | ||
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=== Scoring === | |||
While points are not so important, a few changes have been applied: | |||
* It is impossible to bypass the flagpole animation with the glitches in the prequel. | |||
* Clearing a castle level will still convert remaining time into score. | |||
* Upon saving the princess, every remaining extra live is converted to 100,000 points. | |||
==Redesigned Sprites== | ==Redesigned Sprites== | ||
