Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii
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Rubble Ruins | |
Game | Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii |
World number | 2 |
Levels | 9 |
Bosses | King Thwomp Roy Koopa |
Joined World | Soggy Sewers |
Game Progression | |
Previous world | (1) Yoshi's Island (A) Goldwood Forest (secret) |
Next world | (3) Mushroom Peaks (B) Mini-Mega Island (secret) |
“ | After a trek through the Mushroom Kingdom's finest sewer system, you'll arrive bang in the middle of the sweltering desert. Take shelter from Angry Sun and hope for the best! | ” |
~ The official Newer website. |
Rubble Ruins contains the main section of the second world in Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii, with the rest of World 2 being in Soggy Sewers. It is a standard desert-themed world.
Its castle boss is King Thwomp and its airship boss is Roy Koopa.
Overview[]
Rubble Ruins is a bright yellow sandy desert filled with several palm trees, barrels, sand blocks, and cacti. The desert starts out close to the water, but after passing Soggy Sewers the player will end up on much higher piece of land. Under this higher land is Soggy Sewers. To the north of this section of land is a massive pyramid, with a small cave to the left of it.
Rubble Ruins can be accessed through completing Derelict Airship in Yoshi's Island or through Soggy Sewers via Leafpile Fortress in Goldwood Forest. Completion of Sandship grants access to Chomproller Heights in Mushroom Peaks. Completion of the secret exit of Pillar Pass grants access to Mighty Meadow in Mini-Mega Island.
Levels[]
Level number | Level name | Preview | Description | |||||||
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2-1 | Cactus Cove | This level serves as an introduction to the desert-themed world. | ||||||||
(Levels 2-2 through 2- are in Soggy Sewers) | ||||||||||
2-5 | Barrelband Wilds | A desert full of Pokeys and Spikes. Its secret exit leads to Fossil Tunnel. | ||||||||
2-6 | Urchin Seasands | A sandy oasis filled with Urchins. | ||||||||
2-7 | Windworn Dunes | A windier area of Rubble Ruins. | ||||||||
2-8 | Searing Sands | Watch out! The Angry Sun is lurking around this level, following Mario's every move and ready to make his day a bit hotter... | ||||||||
2-9 | Pillar Pass | An area filled with pillars, Boomerang Bros. and Fire Bros. This level has a secret exit that leads to Mini-Mega Island. | ||||||||
2-A | Fossil Tunnel | A handy hidden shortcut from Barrelband Wilds which cuts through a nearby cave and goes straight to Pyramid Castle. | ||||||||
2- | Pyramid Castle | A pyramid full of statues of Bowser's minions. Certainly nothing creepy about that. What if they came alive? That couldn't happen... or could it? King Thwomp is fought here for the last time. | ||||||||
2- | Sandship | This airship hovers over the dusty desert of Rubble Ruins. Roy Koopa awaits at the end of the level. |
Other Buildings[]
Level number | Level name | Preview | Description |
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2- | Dusty Drugstore | The Shop of World 2. It is accessible after completing Cactus Cove. | |
2- | Desert Music House | The Music House of World 2. It is accessible after completing Windworn Dunes or Pillar Pass. |
Music[]
Music |
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Trivia[]
- Rubble Ruins is the only major world in Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii that has a Castle and an Airship but no Tower. (This is inverted with Soggy Sewers.)
Rubble Ruins / Soggy Sewers | |||||
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Areas | Levels | Cactus Cove • Gushing Gutter • Dripdrop Drains • Cascade Chasm • Pipeline Tower • Barrelband Wilds • Urchin Seasands • Windworn Dunes • Searing Sands • Pillar Pass • Fossil Tunnel • Pyramid Castle • Sandship | |||
Other | Dusty Drugstore • Challenge House B • Desert Music House | ||||
Enemies | Enemies | Angry Sun • Big Cheep Cheep • Big Dry Bones • Big Piranha Plant • Big Thwomp • Big Urchin • Big Venus Fire Trap • Bob-omb • Boomerang Bro • Buzzy Beetle • Cheep Cheep • Dry Bones • Fire Bro • Fire Snake • Goomba • Huckit Crab • Koopa Paratroopa • Koopa Troopa • Mechakoopa • Muncher • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Sledge Bro • Spike • Spike Top • Spiny • Thwomp • Urchin • Venus Fire Trap | |||
Bosses | King Thwomp • Roy Koopa |