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| ==Walkthrough==
| | When you are at this level and have beaten it, you can go back and get to the blue switch. |
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| | What you need to do is to go about half way, to the part where there are two spikey fish that just move up and down on their own. When you get to that part there will be lots of sleeping fish. |
| * This level is filled with Urchins that simply move back and forth. You can't hurt them, but they aren't really a threat and are easily avoided.
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| * It's much easier to complete this level if you are Fire Mario and/or have Yoshi. As such, you might want to hold off the feather you can get from the green switch block.
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| * On the way you will find a blue block. If Mario is alone, he swims a lot faster while holding one, and you can kick them into the Urchins to defeat them.
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| * After the group of Cheep-Cheep, you can find a flower in a ? block.
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| | You have to maneuver around them and move almost all the way down until you see a yellow box with an exclamation point. The box may be guarded by a sleeping fish. You have to just keep going straight to the left of the screen until you see a key and key hole. This will open the blue switch! |
| * The Rip Van Fish wake up and pursue you if you swim too close to them. Luckily, they are generally far enough out of the way that you can simply bypass them.
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| * If you drop at the bottom after the large wall, you will only get to a dead-end. However, the second invisible ? block from the right contains a 1-up mushroom that you can get if you wish.
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| * The Whistlin' Chuck wakes up all the Rip Van Fish in the vicinity once you come near him. Quickly swim to the goal tape before the armada reaches you.
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| * You can use sprite overload to your advantage here. Have some Rip Van Fish from the previous section follow you, and fewer of them will appear near the end, making that section a bit easier.
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| ==Secret Exit==
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| The secret exit is found in a secluded area near the end. After dropping all the way down, before the Whistlin' Chuck, you will see a small alcove with yellow switch block. The wall to the left of it is not solid, and in fact it is even guarded by a Rip Van Fish that you need to bypass. After swimming through the wall, you will find the key and keyhole that you need to unlock the secret exit.
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| ==Dragon Coin locations==
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| The five Dragon Coins in this level are located as follows:
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| * Near the beginning, hidden by a Urchin (near the blue block).
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| * After the large wall, drop all the way down to the bottom and swim to the end. The Dragon Coin is guarded by a Rip Van Fish.
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| * After the large wall, at the end of the topmost passage. A Rip Van Fish guards this one as well.
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| * In an alcove where a urchin moves bach and furth near the end.
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| * At the ceiling where the Whistlin' Chuck is, guarded by a Rip Van Fish. This one is difficult to collect due to all the fish coming after you!
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