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| After you fall down here (in front of three open doors), head to the right to grab a Red Crystal and a Heart Piece Container.
| | The first level of Sparkle Land places Wario in an underground area, leading the player to the left down a path. After passing an Ankiron, there is a series of rising and falling Stone Blocks on the path. Taking the bottom path is the only way to proceed, but standing on the blocks as they rise allows Wario to reach several collectibles. |
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| == Red Crystal Door #? ==
| | Mirror Mansion primarily focuses on mechanics involving mirrors, and heavy use of controlling the camera with the C-Stick is suggested. |
| This is another suspended jumping area, with 8 spinning groups of platforms, and three groups of moving spiked balls forward and to the right of the start area. The red crystal is located straight forward from the starting area, and there's a heart piece container in the center of the room; the number of coins in this area is minimal, so don't even look at them. To reach both, you'll have to go around the entire room (head to the red crystal first, then make your way to the center of the room).
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| The rotating groups of blocks spin in opposite directions of one another, but together they move counter clockwise. It's easiest to just stay on the brown platforms and head with the flow of the blocks, dodging the spikes when need be. Alternatively you can go the opposite way, hopping repeatedly to avoid the blue blocks' desire to fall. When you get to the other side you need to watch out for the platform that moves between the center and the rotating groups - if it moves away from you when you jump, you might get screwed!
| | ==Trapdoor 1== |
| | This wood trapdoor is similar to a trapdoor found in [[Wario World/Shivering Mountains|Shivering Mountains]]. After pressing the switch, the ten stone blocks will flash in a particular order. If all blocks are pressed in the correct order, the Red Diamond and a Golden Statue Part will appear. Should the blocks not be pressed in the correct order, the player must leave and re-enter to try again. |
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| Making your way from the center to the red crystal is a snap - just a few hops and you're free!
| | ==Red Button and Treasure== |
| | The Red treasure button is located directly outside the first trapdoor. The treasure itself can be found next to trapdoor 2. |
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| == Heart Piece Container #5 == | | ==Spriteling 1== |
| When you come out of the double door for Red Crystal number ??, head up the ladder nearby (make note of the blue W on the ground). Head to the left and climb on the mesh to the left, but don't go downwards when it turns yet; there's a spiked ball that moves along this path. Unlike other mesh areas, this spiked ball cannot be avoided by just climbing - you'll have to jump to the left, hold {{gc|Up|Control}} and make sure you grab the mesh again away from the spiked ball.
| | The first Spriteling can be found by following the leftmost Stone Block up to the higher ledge, before the gate blocking the way forward. After saving the Spriteling, use an enemy from the nearby generator to spin the wall panel to get through. |
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| If you've done it correctly, you can wiggle your way to the left and snag the last heart piece container!
| | ==Trapdoor 2== |
| | This steel trapdoor is somewhat hidden in view past the gate. The player will need to use a Ninja Crow or another enemy from the Enemy Generator to enter. This trapdoor features many large rings that spin back and forth in varying speeds. While it is simple to pass the first few rings at the same time, the ring speed becomes so fast at the back half that attempting to cross while they are moving is too risky. Standing perfectly still on a ring as it spins should not fling the player off, so playing slow and steady is the safest way to collect the Red Diamond and Gold Statue Part. |
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| == Treasure #5: Light Blue == | | ==Yellow Button and Treasure== |
| Back at the three open doors in the background (where you fell), head to the left. Fall down where you can see the two party balls on the wall, then quickly hop down another level to avoid two bat carrying enemies. Punch the lion and then grab on to its tail before it gets away!
| | The yellow button can be found in the large room with rolling pink wheels, behind the Ankiron. It can be best seen in the mirrors, although the button itself is on the fourth wall. The treasure is at the very end of the first floor of the mansion, just after the mesh wall. |
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| The first thing you'll come across is a small platform closest to the camera (you, the player). Hop on the platform (if you miss it, just keep riding the lion until it turns around) and destroy the chest to get the 5th treasure piece (light blue): the Bronze Mirror. | | ==Chartreuse Button and Treasure== |
| | The button for this treasure is found halfway across the spike pit found after the yellow button. The treasure is located on the next floor on the mirrored floor past several Ninja Crows. |
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| == Treasure #6: Dark Blue == | | ==Spriteling 2== |
| Quickly hop back on the lion, or wait for it to pass again. You will want to ride this to the far left of this spiked area to hit the dark blue W switch on the wall (when you hop off the lion, jump on the small platform below the switch so you don't fall on the spikes). If you happen to ride the lion's tail when it's turning around at the far left, press {{gc|Left|Cstick}} to see the door for Red Crystal #?? coming up.
| | This Spriteling is found next to the chartreuse button and will give advice about the upcoming Terrible Portrait enemy. |
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| Ride the lion back to the right, climb back up and past the three doors, punch and jump on the mechanical lion and head back to the double door that had Red Crystal #??. If you remembered, you'll see the chest close by where you saw the W on the ground before; this one holds the Gold Clock.
| | ==Mini-Boss: Terrible Portrait== |
| | This boss encloses Wario in two walls, and emerges with two hands and a face. The hands will attack with four attacks, either with homing fire or electricity magic, or by dropping a large stone or snowball. The best method to avoid these attacks is to remain moving at all times. Occasionally, the face of the Terrible Portrait will spawn a Barrel Buddy. This Barrel Buddy should be used underneath one of the two hands to damage it. After two strikes, regardless of what hand is attacked, the Terrible Portrait is defeated. The face cannot be attacked, and it will dodge out of the way of both direct attacks and Barrel Buddys. |
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| == Treasure #4: Teal ==
| | Immediately after the Terrible Portrait is a hole to fall down to the next floor. This is a point of no return! After dropping down, there is no method to come back up without replaying the level. |
| As long as you hit the switch for this one (in the first area of the level), acquiring this piece of treasure is a cinch. Head back to the left (ride the lion once more) and climb up the party balls to safety. Head to the left, jump up the platform and climb the party balls to the right and above. Make your way right and drop down to find the teal treasure chest that contains the Stained Glass. This area is swarming with spooky birds, so either run fast or beat them down before they can cause you any trouble.
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| == Red Crystal Door #?? == | | ==Trapdoor 3== |
| Head back to the left and climb up the platform where you can see mirrors in the background. Head left, staying closest to the camera, until you fall down a hole (the one you may have seen from the lion). Butt stomp your way inside and complete the puzzle quickly.
| | This steel trapdoor is directly under the hole to reach the second floor. It can be entered either by using the Magician or the two stone pillars. This trapdoor is very simply a series of blocks to jump and climb across. After collecting the Red Diamond halfway through, there is a moving block staircase to reach the Gold Statue Part. |
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| All you have to do is jump across the room four times. Dash jump across each time so you can hit the levers; first in the center, then farthest from the camera, then closest. The red crystal will appear in the upper far left corner of the room, so leap once more, then fall down and use the trampoline in the center.
| | ==Green Button and Treasure== |
| | The green button can only be seen in the mirrors on the floor after Trapdoor 3, and is best hit by ground pounding above it on the climbable mesh section. The treasure is found to the left of the upcoming Battle Ring, above the spike pit. |
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| Climb up the ladder and make your way left in front of the mirrors. Avoid the enemies that only appear in the mirror until you reach the spin dial. Either attack and use an enemy or pick up one of the stone Wario heads around the room to complete the job. After maxing out the spinner, head to the left where you can see the lower broken pillar with the single party ball. Climb up it, jump on top, then leap to the left through the gate before it closes.
| | ==Trapdoor 4== |
| | | This wood trapdoor is found at the end of the second floor, just before the hole to reach the third floor. It features a staircase that leads to the Red Diamond, although every few seconds the blocks will all rotate in unison, to throw off Wario. After familiarizing with the pattern of rotation, it should be fairly simple to time jumps to avoid being thrown off. The Gold Statue Part can be reached by using a Corkscrew Conk to the opposite ledge. |
| Use the onion dispenser in the corner if need be, then hop down the hole to the final area. Here you'll see a blimp in the background, and every once in a while it will fire out enemies that land nearby to attack you.
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| == Red Crystal Door #?? == | |
| Head to the right of the blimp and you'll see the pink W on the floor and a glowing reinforced door. Grab one of the enemies shot by the blimp and slam them through the door.
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| Another suspended puzzle, this one is quite fun and a little difficult at first. Head forward and hop on the party ball. As it fires itself out, you will want to jump so that the momentum transfers to Wario and sends him flying. Basically, just press jump when the ball is moving and isn't at the end yet. It's best to hang on and let it fire out a few times so you can see the timing first.
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| As with all the motion in this game, you can increase the distance Wario flies by holding the control stick in the direction you want to fly. In the same manner it's possible to decrease his flight by pressing the control stick in the opposite direction of where he is moving.
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| For the first ball, you don't need to do anything except jump and press the control stick forward or back a little bit. You know you've timed your jump superbly if you end up reaching the platform high above the one with the second ball (if you can't reach it, don't worry, it only has two large coins).
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| For the second ball, hop on, then press {{gc|left|Cstick}}. You'll see the platform straight ahead - that's your target. Although the ball's motion is an arc, you don't have to do anything special, just time your jump correctly and adjust your speed accordingly.
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| For the third and final ball, stand on the edge until Wario attaches himself to the party ball. When you're ready jump, the only thing you want to do after letting go is holding back on the control stick or you'll end up flying over the edge of the platform.
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| == Treasure #8: Pink ==
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| After getting the 8th Red Crystal, head left out of the door and across the platforms. Kill the monster wall hanging, then continue left up the two party balls (past the falling breakable block). When you get to the gap with mirrors in the background, you're going to want to hop across the top platforms to reach the pink button. If you fall to the lower area, the only way to get back up to the top to access the pink switch is by jumping into one of the gaps in the floor.
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| The easiest way to grab this treasure is to just book it to the left, hit the switch and continue back to the right to the treasure chest without stopping for anything. If you get hit by one of the zepplin's exploding cannonballs, you'll probably fall down and have to leap into Unithorn's Lair to get back up.
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| When you reach the far right are again, you'll be able to acquire the final piece of treasure in this level: the Crazy Glasses.
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| Head back to the left and just hop your way to the stone statue blocking access to the boss (when you reach the bat carrying enemy, hop to the left behind the wall and use the party balls to get to safety). The platform with the entrance to the boss has no enemies on it. If you need health you can hop down to the left and fill up via the garlic dispenser (to get back up the party balls, hold {{gc|Down|Control}} until you think Wario is at the top of the ball, then jump while still holding {{gc|Down|Control}}; it's tough, but possible!). When ready, head into the boss area.
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| == Red Crystal door #8 ==
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| The final Red Crystal door is to the left of the boss door, down next to the garlic dispenser.
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| == Boss: Mean Emcee ==
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| Mean Emcee's difficulty is only high because chance comes into play when he's at low health. Before the battle starts, Wario will wake up the Emcee as he approaches. Three large cups with a hand over each will be sitting behind him.
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| When the battle begins, Emcee will move off to the left - run up and beat him until he starts begins to glow and make noise. When this happens, '''run'''! He will spin towards you while swinging his cane and he will be invincible - a deadly combo. When he comes back, run up and hit him until he retreats into one of the cups. Stop moving and watch the cups!
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| As the cups move, keep your eye on the one that he was in. When the cups stop, run up to the one you think he was in and smack it. If you were correct, the cup will rise up and do nothing - jump and punch it again; Mean Emcee will fall out stunned, enabling you to toss him over the edge.
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| Repeat this process until he dies, but know that if you guess incorrectly when dealing with the cups, monsters will spawn. Also, when Emcee is at low health, the cups will move blindingly fast and your best bet on finding him is to hold on tightly to your four leaf clover (don't have one? Just hit a cup and continue to fight!).
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The first level of Sparkle Land places Wario in an underground area, leading the player to the left down a path. After passing an Ankiron, there is a series of rising and falling Stone Blocks on the path. Taking the bottom path is the only way to proceed, but standing on the blocks as they rise allows Wario to reach several collectibles.
Mirror Mansion primarily focuses on mechanics involving mirrors, and heavy use of controlling the camera with the C-Stick is suggested.
Trapdoor 1
This wood trapdoor is similar to a trapdoor found in Shivering Mountains. After pressing the switch, the ten stone blocks will flash in a particular order. If all blocks are pressed in the correct order, the Red Diamond and a Golden Statue Part will appear. Should the blocks not be pressed in the correct order, the player must leave and re-enter to try again.
Red Button and Treasure
The Red treasure button is located directly outside the first trapdoor. The treasure itself can be found next to trapdoor 2.
Spriteling 1
The first Spriteling can be found by following the leftmost Stone Block up to the higher ledge, before the gate blocking the way forward. After saving the Spriteling, use an enemy from the nearby generator to spin the wall panel to get through.
Trapdoor 2
This steel trapdoor is somewhat hidden in view past the gate. The player will need to use a Ninja Crow or another enemy from the Enemy Generator to enter. This trapdoor features many large rings that spin back and forth in varying speeds. While it is simple to pass the first few rings at the same time, the ring speed becomes so fast at the back half that attempting to cross while they are moving is too risky. Standing perfectly still on a ring as it spins should not fling the player off, so playing slow and steady is the safest way to collect the Red Diamond and Gold Statue Part.
Yellow Button and Treasure
The yellow button can be found in the large room with rolling pink wheels, behind the Ankiron. It can be best seen in the mirrors, although the button itself is on the fourth wall. The treasure is at the very end of the first floor of the mansion, just after the mesh wall.
Chartreuse Button and Treasure
The button for this treasure is found halfway across the spike pit found after the yellow button. The treasure is located on the next floor on the mirrored floor past several Ninja Crows.
Spriteling 2
This Spriteling is found next to the chartreuse button and will give advice about the upcoming Terrible Portrait enemy.
Mini-Boss: Terrible Portrait
This boss encloses Wario in two walls, and emerges with two hands and a face. The hands will attack with four attacks, either with homing fire or electricity magic, or by dropping a large stone or snowball. The best method to avoid these attacks is to remain moving at all times. Occasionally, the face of the Terrible Portrait will spawn a Barrel Buddy. This Barrel Buddy should be used underneath one of the two hands to damage it. After two strikes, regardless of what hand is attacked, the Terrible Portrait is defeated. The face cannot be attacked, and it will dodge out of the way of both direct attacks and Barrel Buddys.
Immediately after the Terrible Portrait is a hole to fall down to the next floor. This is a point of no return! After dropping down, there is no method to come back up without replaying the level.
Trapdoor 3
This steel trapdoor is directly under the hole to reach the second floor. It can be entered either by using the Magician or the two stone pillars. This trapdoor is very simply a series of blocks to jump and climb across. After collecting the Red Diamond halfway through, there is a moving block staircase to reach the Gold Statue Part.
Green Button and Treasure
The green button can only be seen in the mirrors on the floor after Trapdoor 3, and is best hit by ground pounding above it on the climbable mesh section. The treasure is found to the left of the upcoming Battle Ring, above the spike pit.
Trapdoor 4
This wood trapdoor is found at the end of the second floor, just before the hole to reach the third floor. It features a staircase that leads to the Red Diamond, although every few seconds the blocks will all rotate in unison, to throw off Wario. After familiarizing with the pattern of rotation, it should be fairly simple to time jumps to avoid being thrown off. The Gold Statue Part can be reached by using a Corkscrew Conk to the opposite ledge.
