New Super Mario Bros. Wii - 100% Z: Got 'em!

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Published on December 11, 2009 12:07:27 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3zWV7J1gyA

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New Super Mario Bros. Wii (2009)

Duration: 10:07

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Stage 7-6, Toad rescue in 7-1 and 7-Castle. This puts world 7 to an end and begins the demand for World 8. I have to say that 7-6 should not be taken lightly. Also for 7-Castle: NO comments that jokes about what you think the drills look like. Nobody said crap about them in Super Mario World, so why should you now. (Take them elsewhere)

I do something I haven't in awhile and help a Toad in 7-1. This is pretty hard. But of course it's completely optional if you want to put yourself through it.

7-6 Features parabeetles. Imported from SMB3, they fly at their own pace. When you step on one, it floats down a bit, but then flies upwards until you step off. The Giant Parebeetle, ironically, will struggle to keep aloft when you stand on it. So it goes down when you stand on it. Also, every time you step on 8 Parabeetles without touching the ground, a 1-Up will drop from the sky for you. Interesting. Yoshi can also be found in this stage, but does he make it easier?

7-Castle is a pain. It reminds of spot in Super Mario World where the large stone spikes move up and down very quickly and almost spell instant death if you touch one. In this castle, they move at different speeds and are generally annoying. Also, more hidden goodies for you when you want the Star Coins.

Ludwig changes his plans. He decides to move the battle into an elevator shaft, 3 platforms to stand on. He also changes his projectile from Homing shot to 4-Way Shot. Unfortunately... his plans DID NOT include the interception of the Propeller Cap. Because of that, he got thwacked... badly.

End of World 7

NOTE: Mario leaves his hat off when you have 99 lives... so STOP asking already!

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