To exit, Raccoon Mario must grab a Koopa and fly up the second gap from the right, then, at the top, let the shell go to defeat the Nipper Plants and break away a path to the exit pipe. The third leads to a small alcove with two rows of blocks. By flying up the second gap in the ceiling, the player accesses a room that has coins blocked off with blocks, which they can break with their tail. The main level is a stretch of land with Buster Beetles and Koopas roaming about, with quite a few Ice Blocks and gaps in the ceiling, in which the exit and some bonuses are located. This is necessary to clear the level, as only Raccoon Mario can pass the objectives (and snag a couple secrets into the bargain). If the player repeats continuously, unlimited power-ups are offered. In this stage, every pipe (except for the Venus Fire Trap-occupied one) leads to the same place – a small room with a power-up. The player needs to watch out for Fire Chomps about midway through the level. The P-Switch will allow the player to maneuver about the twirling platforms a bit easier, and collect a few more coins. If the player does not take the Coin Heaven route, they must leap onto some tightly winding wooden planks until a P-Switch is stomped. They then ride it back and jump just to the right of the ice to reveal a red ♩ Block leading to a Coin Heaven. The player must then ride a platform past a ? Block containing a power-up. In this sky level, the first block seen conceals a 1-Up Mushroom. The player will then encounter Boom Boom once again. The second room has many Roto-Discs, along with two ? Blocks with power-ups, and when two rows of ? Blocks are spotted, guarded by two Roto-Discs, the one to the farthest left has a Starman. The player must go from the left block to the right block to avoid the Roto-Discs, and the Hot Foot that will fall down as soon as the player turns their back on it. ![]() On the moving platform, the player will go up to a room filled hovering with Podoboos, and will later go down a corridor full of Roto-Discs and a Hot Foot. This fortress mainly consists on riding a moving platform. The block all by itself holds ten coins, and the next block holds a 1-Up. Inside, in a Giant ? Block, is a Tanooki Suit Mario can use to fly up the left side of the room and break all the blocks, leading to a cache of coins. If done right, the block will expose a Vine, which leads to a secret pipe. The third Koopa Troopa in this level is the key to a secret: The player must stomp it, take the shell, and throw it at the nearest block. Tiny pits and pillars of ice repeat monotonously like a checkerboard, but the player can run over all gaps without falling. They can hit the ? Block with a Koopa Shell in the first part of the level. The player will once again be in the sky. Two screens later, a pipe will take the player to the exit. Afterward, two Ice Blocks lie stacked under a 10-Coin block. The player must leap on the clouds quickly to avoid being squashed. Soon, a huge tower of wooden blocks will be in sight. The player must then, with the help of some clouds, jump over a few block towers. ![]() A ? Block withholding a power-up can soon be found. In the first part of the level, the player must leap on moving clouds to stay balanced. ![]() If Mario enters the level with the invincibility granted by a Starman, he can hit two blocks during the level, that contains two more stars Otherwise they'll simply be coin blocks when hit. When the P-Switch is activated, the player must quickly duck and slide out to grab the huge set of blocks-turned-coins below. Inside, they must duck and slide under the large ice blocks to get to a P-Switch. In order to reach the secret area, the player must race back and forth on the stretch of land, eventually being able to fly up to a platform of wooden blocks There is a door on these blocks. There is a secret area in the first part of the level, that Mario can only access if he's Raccoon Mario or Tanooki Mario It can be found during the encounter with the first walking Ptooie. This level introduces Ptooies, both in pipes and walking in the floor. This stage can give the player trouble with traction, since its floor is covered in ice.
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