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Mario vs. Donkey Kong (2004)

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After completing the main game, it is time to go through the game again, this time we take on the Plus Worlds. These worlds are different to the original versions, instead of find a key and going to the second part where we find the Mini-Mario at the end of the course, instead there is one level per course and we have to guide the Mini-Mario to the door.

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I start Mario Toy Factory, not Mario Toy Company Plus as it does not have "Plus" in the name, and the difference is that there is a Mini-Mario in each level that you need to activate and guide to the door, as the Mini-Mario has a key. The first level is where it shows you how they work, and the Trash Can is what allows the Mini-Mario to climb up, you will have to press Color Switches and defeat the Shy Guys to make way, one can be thrown onto the spikes to get the blue present, once you get the Mini-Mario to the door, it will unlock the door in order to complete the level, and they removed Mario's dialogue from the GBA version in this game where the door is unlocked.
Level 1-2 makes use of the hammer to remove the floating Oil cans, and then get to the Mini-Mario and use the Trash Can to make a path for Mini-Mario, and press the red switch and use the springboard to get to where the Mini-Mario is.
1-3 has springboards, and they are put to use in this course, and at the top is a hammer which can be used to defeat the Shy Guy and the Oil cans, the Plus courses are shorter than the normal courses.
1-4 uses Color Switches, and we have to make a path for the Mini-Mario by pressing the switches to let him through parts of the level.
1-5 makes use of conveyor belts, Mario has to crouch to go under the wall, and make it down and avoid the spikes to get to the door.
1-6 has Brick Man, and you will have to defeat the Shy Guy at the top of the level to make way for the Mini-Mario, then try not to get hit by Brick Man while guiding the Mini-Mario to the door.
There is no Mini-Mario course because every level in the Plus worlds have one Mini-Mario to guide to the door, instead we go straight to the battle with Donkey Kong, this is mostly the same level as the Donkey Kong fight at Mario Toy Company, the difference is Donkey Kong presses the switches more frequently, and some of the platforms are smaller, and they did add more blue platforms in the Switch remake, as they were not in the original GBA game. Defeating Donkey Kong unlocks the next course in the game, and the first course to have "Plus" in the name, it is Donkey Kong Jungle Plus.

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