NSMBU Mini Run - Soda Jungle-Mansion - Which-Way Labyrinth

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Which-Way Labyrinth is the third Ghost House in New Super Mario Bros. U out of four, the previous ones being Haunted Shipwreck in Sparkling Waters and Swaying Ghost House in Frosted Glacier. You may have noticed that both of the previous Ghost Houses had alternate exits--this is no exception, and the fourth one will have an alternate exit too.

This time, the secret exit is a short path, far shorter than the normal path. To get there, go to the leftmost door when you begin to go to a room with a rising floor. Skip the first door above, and there will be a hidden passage with another door. (You don't have to skip the baby yellow Yoshi, but I decided not to enlist his help. As you can see, they CAN be defeated.) That will lead Mario to a room with a disappearing floor; the bottom of the room has the door leading to the secret exit.

This exit will provide a path to Flight of the Para-Beetles, the secret stage for Soda Jungle. That'll be 7 NSMBU videos from now. Soda Jungle is a pretty big place. So big, in fact, that it has an outer area (the normal jungle motif) and a haunted deep jungle area, of which Which-Way Labyrinth is merely the beginning.

The normal path is a rather long one with Broozers, Scaredy Rats, P-Switch puzzles, more concealed paths, and more platforms that rise and fall when Mario steps on them, with one really long descent with a tilting, swaying, sinking platform with a horde of Boos and Big Boos everywhere. It is in annoying stage though, and personally, it's the worst Ghost House in the game to get lost in.







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